skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would argue that the best course of action (in general) is to not use your emotions at work. Software development as an engineering discipline is best done in a dispassionate state. I can logically defend the decisions that I've made (and learned from the wrong ones).

Since you've been working for many years, practice this exercise when you start feeling angry - think of a time in the past where you were also angry and think of the outcome of that episode. You'll find that the emotion really doesn't help the situation and have to assume that it won't help the current situation either.

I'm not saying that you should be a Borg at work - it's good to feel emotions. But you're going overboard and eventually it will harm you (or already has).
That's not a backup. That's an archive. You need to backup archives the same way you do any other data you care about.
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This is Imogen Heap still pushing her failed Mycelia initiative. Total takings: $133.20. It literally got more press articles than paying customers.

Why Blockchain isn't a good fit for the music industry: https://rocknerd.co.uk/2017/04/27/why-spotify-wants-some-blo...
Contrary to perception, open immigration is unfair to the weakest and poorest in a society.

I live in India. My country has 300M people living in acute poverty - less than $1/day.

These are the people who would likely benefit most from immigrating to a developed country with better healthcare and opportunities.

Yet:

1. These people would be liabilities in a developed nation since they have no transferable skills apart from manual labor. Most can't even read or write.

2. In 99% of cases, these people wouldn't even know anything about immigration, refugee status, etc.

Open immigration essentially helps people who already have the knowledge and means to immigrate. These are not the poorest and most in-need.

The Indian immigrants moving to America or Europe can have perfectly okay lives in India. I don't begrudge them for moving, but for western people to assume a philanthropic stance for taking them in is wrong. You aren't helping the poorest; you're helping the "doing okay" segment of the population.
Yessir! I'll make sure to walk the fine line between great titles and clickbait ;) Also an interesting thing to note, I believe Instagram allows for 1 minute videos, so I could also cross post there.
I wouldn't go as far as saying I'm "sure" but from observation, women which certainly have all the freedom to pick one thing or the other choose certain interests and lifestyles.

It's like trying to find causes (and solutions!) as for why my marketing friend doesn't like programming. He just isn't interested!
Meditation is broad on possible styles. Mindfulness being on of the simplest practices to explain and practice. We're all experiencing mindfulness all the time, we just haven't become aware of it yet, or we judge ourselves to harshly, "That was to simple, I can't be doing it right."

What you describe is a analytical type of meditation where you step back from the stimulus of a thought and accept that it happened and caused you to feel a certain way and if it reflects reality or not. This is a wonderful meditation practice that you can use to make good change in your brain. You are more mindful then you give yourself credit! :)
Zerocracy Project Data Model, 0.23 Released
I use this guy in my book as the example of literally the worst and most incoherent Blockchain hype I have ever read. Everyone should read it:

https://channels.theinnovationenterprise.com/articles/ignori...
My friend was working on admin theme for themeforest for 6 month but admins didn't aprove his theme. What he did?

He made it opensource! And got 2000+ stars on github in one month. 6 month leter he has 7000 stars on github that turn into 2 big clients and a lot of $$$

Take for example Buffer. They created 2 Free relevant products for their field to create buzz around Buffer, ex pablo.buffer.com
MacRobert Award finalists announced – Raspberry is selected
That is disputed. Most scholars say that germanic "schmand" has different roots and is cognate with English "smooth" - some scholars however consider schmand a very old loan word from proto-slavic smetana.
or millions living in big cities, in London 100 square feet is pretty common
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Renewables provide more than half UK electricity for first time
The scary thing is that I actually consider that to be remarkably small. My current Emacs session (recently opened) is just over 200 MB is size. And Emacs isn't even considered a hog anymore compared to the real hogs like Atom.

Remember when Emacs meant Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping?
Geometry of Redistricting: Summer School http://sites.tufts.edu/gerrymandr/

It is open to the public and free of charge
"But real-world implementation of distributed ledgers in the financial system, mostly in experimental fashion, has been underwhelming."
I don't disagree that there are risks.

But genetic reshuffling, recombination, and horizontal gene transfer has been going on en masse in the microbiota we are surround by for billions of years. I think once we start considering introducing truly novel genes, we will have a case for greater caution and reserve. But so far, all projects are of the 'transfer this already existent gene to this other organism', and I think that is a less risky proposition overall.
With 1Gbps symetrical connections slowly becoming more frequent this would be a much cheaper alternative (assuming you only run it for backups, I also run a mail server and some websites). But in London it is not very practical. I know very few people who have really fast broadband.
Mate, you need to deal with your emotion. You should become more aware of your feelings and what's causing them.

On top of that ask yourself what problems do you have in your life that you aren't solving?

Being angry is a symptom of your worldview not reflecting reality. What situations are causing you to feel that anger?

Last but not least, go see a good therapist. They're paid to understand your problems and help you get better mentally.
> I think 100% of the sites I visit use third-party cookies only for tracking.

You probably use sites that rely on 3rd-party cookies for single sign-on, too. Stack Overflow, for instance:

https://nickcraver.com/blog/2017/05/22/https-on-stack-overfl...
Yes. If I recall correctly, Kahnemann showed that any emotional response is likely to cause long term memory. But with adds the memory is going to be so faint that you forget the nature of the emotion. But when you hear the brand name, it sounds familiar. People prefer familiar products over unfamiliar options.
How long have you been in this job?
The problem isn't the hash, which would go from something like O(n) to O(sqrt(n)) - it's cracking the public-key encryption used to protect your whatevercoins. Surprised the article didn't mention this.
Makes sense. I think what you are describing here seems to me like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and that probably indeed will help your symptom (and then maybe over time the new ways of seeing things may become easier or more permanent - or you could/should consider changing jobs?)
They didn't really get past the Germanic tribes and stopped expansion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Teutoburg_Forest

Presumably also because there wasn't much there at the time that would've allowed them to collect taxes.
1 min is a bit too long, can you make it max 20 seconds?
And as a downside, I need to stop playing well before going to sleep. Trying to sleep right after a multi-hour game session is a surefire way for me to lie awake in bed for a couple of hours.
Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War 3 Released on Linux
Wondering how much from the last 100 years has been left out
As additional note, the type of old style plain 2D hardware acceleration (GDI, Xlib, ...) is gone for several years now.
This is for Britain, not the United Kingdom.
"Self-Destructing Cookies" is an extension for Firefox that automatically deletes cookies 30 seconds after you close the last tab associated with a site, unless you put it on a whitelist.

It is the most sensible and useful policy I have ever seen. Sadly, it can't be done as an extension in the new Firefox model.
Integrity is harder because you have to sort of maintain a signature of every file on the side. What I do is to just have a script that reads all data. If some data is unreadable an exception will be thrown and a text message will be sent to me. And a confirmation email is sent otherwise.

In .net it's only a few lines of codes. Haven't thought of deadmansnitch but it's a good idea. Would just take one more line of code.
Musician’s hand injured after UA supervisor wrestles away antique violin
Since this is a recurring issue I strongly advise you to seek professional help. There may be underlying issues that will not go away without treatment. All the methods you mention may be effective for issues. This sounds like a problem.
I'm not even GP but I think I can answer a lot of these. Are you maybe trying a little too hard to play devil's advocate?

- did you have a cellphone in your pocket?

After going through all of this, do you honestly think he forgot that detail?

- where did you get the cash?

That's a good question. Hopefully he withdrew a different amount of cash on a completely separate date, otherwise bank account and transactions surely could be linked.

- by talking about it you negated all the advantages you built up

He said he is only mentioning it now because he didn't actually go through with his plan i.e. he doesn't care.

- if you walk into a store wearing a facemask you run the risk of being arrested or even shot because they assume you are robbing the store

What country do you live in where you're shot for wearing a facemask? Holy shit.

- you may have left fingerprints in the store

Let's hope he wore gloves!

- the cabdriver has seen your face and knows your home address, you should have walked to the spot where you changed your clothes

Why does he know his home address? Taxis drive around in many cities. In most cities in Europe (regardless of size) there are taxis everywhere and also taxi parking spots, where there are usually a few taxis waiting.

- the clothes bought at the goodwill, did you pay cash for those too?

Is this a serious question? After all that other work and thinking the process through, why would he all of a sudden use a traceable ATM/credit-card?

- what happened to the clothes afterwards?

Hopefully burned. Or thrown away in a trash can far, far away. I would assume GP knows better than to throw them in his own trash.

- how did you summon the cab to your change location?

As mentioned above, taxis (in Europe at least) are everywhere. No need to summon. Just walk around for a few minutes.

- you're lucky that neither of the houses you changed next to had a dog

Why? Because the dog will bark? And? Dogs bark all the time, because there's a bird, a cat, leaves in the wind, etc.
yep--one would have hoped that this shop would have thought about the obvious consequences--ie, what is the likely effect on someone in depression who believes that they are seeking treatment and that the treatment has failed them.

is this responsible guys?
https://www.google.com/maps/@30.3922623,49.233182,10z

I believe it's this.
Agreed. I found voting in the brexit referendum a strangely exhilarating experience, as living in a safe constituency it felt like it was the first time in my life that my vote was making any meaningful contribution to the national result.
Interesting, I never actually encountered "czaj" used to describe tea. From a quick search it seems to be either prison slang, or a word used in eastern Poland, coming from Russia.

And then there's "czajnik" for teapot.
We make machines that people use to do those jobs. We've designed them for men. If we designed trash trucks and other tools for women, women could use them. The Americans with Disabilities Act led the nation to redesign many things for wider usability.

The question remains, is anyone pushing for equality in those jobs, or only the non-dangerous ones?
I just recently visited ruins of Tanais (most north-east town on this map) and it was also nice to find it here :)
Feeling all that historical connection...
I often laugh about that soon miniaturization of electronics and soon mechanics too, we'll be so proud of our new little swarms of silicon insects. Then someone will have the genius idea to make them env. friendly, even biodegradable, and feed on local nutrient; and to provide self sustained optimizations, make them exchange heuristic atom that we'd call genes. Greetings, humans, welcome to nature. You just learned to speak to it.

ps: I heard there were tiny leaf cutting quadcopters on the market in Europe.
I imagine there is a way to raise a cow for beef that I find ethical. I don't know if you can do so for dairy cows. As far as I know, the cow has to have young to lactate, meaning it must be impregnated frequently. Am I wrong?

This is in constrast with chicken eggs, which I believe can be ethically produced (even though they aren't in the large majority of the industry).
Normally, this statement: "I'll not describe the goal and type of the project" indicates to me that I should just "flag" this post and move on. Why "just flag"? Because that statement is disrespectful of us here who would look at your comment here. If you can't offer an explanation here as to what your "thing" is, then you are just trying to use HN as free advertising.

Ok, so, while I should have "just flagged" I did not, and gave you some benefit of the doubt and went to your link. I was greeted by a blank loader page and nothing more. Why was this? Because your site, while having every bit of content available and downloaded to my browser, has been designed to hide the content using CSS until after some javascript runs to make the content visible. So, second black-mark, you don't care about your visitors enough to create a "content" site that works by simply displaying the "content" at the outset. Note, by disabling CSS, all of the content appears. Which means it is all there, but deliberately hidden by you.

After the two black-marks above, I didn't look much farther.
Probably a huge amount given that ~50% of the mathematicians* who have ever been alive are alive today.

Source: Pure Mathematics Hons BSc, St Andrews - I took the St Andrews "History of Mathematics" course this site's information is used in.

*For a given value of 'mathematician'. And 'alive', I guess.
They used CPU for both sparse and dense approach. It would be interesting to see price/performance comparision for dense GPU vs sparse CPU, especially as more specialized architectures for dense matrix operations are coming out
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Great to see the "major" city of Aventicum indirectly mentioned on HN :-) We can still enjoy the amphitheatre for open air concerts and opera.
What about hybridization? There's a hypothesis that once a primate mate with a pig and the resulting hybrid become humanity ancestor. It can explain a leap in evolution and explain things like lack of hair.
hmm a working women in Tech who has been shopping/or checking it out, and sometimes buying things from Jcrew for 7ish years.
Here are some notes

1. The biggest decline in Jcrew is regardless, regardless of their struggle related to styling, all the styles have gone down in quality of production.

Things just aren't tailored as well. The best thing about Jcrew, regardless of what your "Jcrew style" was, is that it was tailored well, and this matters alot for professional working women, skin tight pants, or pants that dip too low when you sit down, button downs too tight at the bust, all of these relatively minor things add up to you losing all the focus at your presentation or meeting because whether men are trying to be or not, if they can see through your shirt, or your underwear is showing, its a distraction.

jcrew was a go to place for high quality work clothes well tailored and classy. You obviously looked better being thin, but you did not need to be model thin to look good in the clothes and look professional and classy.

That has gone downhill and the quality of their materials and sewing has just gone down.

2. A few years back, Jcrew tried an edgier tomboy/working women look that was still sophisticated and classy, slightly leaning androgenous but still you had colors to choose from and it was a way to be tomboyish without wearing black to prove your "different".

They also tried some European influence and I liked all of it alot as a female in tech, and dressing down and androdgenously is comfortable for me. It turned out not to be popular at all.

3. So here is what JCrew did...they said "ok we can't do the edgy thing" and openly came out with a statement saying they were going back to the classics.

here is what they meant: they went back to housewife classics.

The dresses are for moms on vacation. It's the "sophisticated stay at home mom" look but unfortunately the women buying their clothes are mostly working women, and continually working women who are younger and more progrssive, so the whole "sundress to work" kind of thing was not working out.

They moved their work wear back to 1980's power women workwear, and the rest of the clothing to housewife clothing.

Turns out most working younger women late 20s/early 30's are neither housewives and they reject the queen B power women on wallstreet status style clothing.

JCrew fell flat, got scared in their new explorations and reverted back to the safest and most original lines they had, except this time they were lower quality.
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Can someone summarize the submission? It just says "Video not available" for me.
buy used cars
San Francisco Penthouse Sale Breaks Price Record
The Unexpected Afterlife of American Communism
With New Browser Tech, Apple Preserves Privacy and Google Preserves Trackers
[2010] should be added to title.
Is there an article? I couldn't find it, maybe the page is outdated (2009) and it's a bug?
I theory cookies are great. They put the choice on the user to be remembered as the same person by either sending the cookie or not. The problem is that cookies were designed intransparently leading to them being percieved as non-consensual tracking rather than as the consensual mechanism that puts the user in control they could have been. These solution feel like a makeshift stopgap workaround when I think the actual solution involves creating a way to put the user back in active control if and how a site remembers you.
how do you have friends or visitors come over? or do you meet up at public places?
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Recent NSA Leak Arrest: A Few Observations and a Lesson
I'll just release a vine copy, so we can shoot 7 or less
Maybe they don't "consider" Google an advertising company, but that's what it is.

Comcast isn't just a cable company these days, but it is still a cable company.
Pretty much gave up on reading wired.com because of this. Too annoying takes forever to load.
I use https://github.com/NicolaeNMV/BehindTheOverlay to remove the more evil ones
> They didn't really get past the Germanic tribes and stopped expansion
They were unable to find a new natural border that was as easily defendable as the Rhine-Danube combination.

> Presumably also because there wasn't much there at the time that would've allowed them to collect taxes.
The Romans liked to portray Germania as poor and inhospitable. Part of the reason for that could be cognitive dissonance for never having conquered it.
Is een vetarm dieet beter voor hart en bloedvaten?
I haven't been able to find such an explicit explanation of he policies Privacy Badger uses. It is all very vague machine lerning talk.

I would like to see a clearer comparison as well.
What about O* visas?
IMHO it actually sucks when property owners try to hoover up what I'd call the "space sharing discount" by renting out rooms on individual leases in a place where most of the space is shared. The culture (or not) is the thing which makes that arrangement work, and I don't feel like they should get to monetise that.

Culture? Nah, if there's a need people will adapt themselves. We rent individual rooms in a couple of 3-bedroom condos, and it's worked fine even as tenants rotated over the years.

Also, while we don't "hoover up" the discount (the total of the rents isn't higher than what we could get renting the whole place), I don't think it'd be wrong to do so, as the arrangement has extra benefits for the tenants: not having to find people to share, not having to worry about an increase on their rent if someone decides to leave or feel guilty about leaving the others with a higher rent, not having to get utility/internet contracts in their name, etc.
Hacker News is one of the many sites and services where I save favorites (reddit, GitHub, stackoverflow, Digg Reader and others)

It would be nice to have an aggregator. This is something I have thought of building myself, but I have no experience making web apps.
Thule is marked on the map away past Ireland, and is apparently identified as Norway nowadays.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thule
For those of us with useful units: 80 feet^2 = 7.43 m^2
I'm not a mathematician, but I've always been fascinated by two specific periods in the history of mathematics: Around 1750-1850 where you have Gauss, Fourier, Poisson, Laplace, Navier, Cauchy, Lagrange, Euler. That's just... insane.

And then the mathematics that happened around ~1940.. Kolmogorov, Fisher, Poincaré, Gödel, Von Neumann, Church, Turing...

Just crazy.
I used to dislike nature because technology seemed cooler. Metal beats flesh, right?

But at some point I realised this: nature is technology. It's a super-advanced nanotech that is not of our design, and which we can't control... yet.

Our current solutions may seem better, but that's only because they're crude attempts at directly optimizing for narrow set of goals. Planes may be faster than birds, but they don't self-heal, self-fuel, and don't do centimetre-precision maneuvering in a complex environment.

Nowadays I believe that our technology has a lot to learn and steal from nature - e.g. materials, energy-efficiency, self-replication. Better metal will look more and more like flesh.
Crick: a Go back end for Watson, the wonderful CLI to track your time
Naturalistic Fallacy
Precisely, it's Vipassanā (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vipassan%C4%81), the original wisdom developed by the Buddha.
How investors look at big data startups
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What is design?
People often reply to the word and phrases, rather than ideas, that they noticed in a particular email, rather than the meaning of the whole email.
I worry about not being brave enough to quit my day job (developer) and develop the app that I KNOW would be successful if executed properly.

Also, not being able to build a family later if I fail in my next venture. I'm 31 and feel the pressure to build a family somehow.