skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"the kids actually lead with this".
No.
You spoke to your child for months before they started talking back to you and leading you. You shaped them in a period that you you don't even seem to be acknowledging.
Do you mean to say that the footage should be censored? I think their crimes should be seen be all.

A better stop-gap measure against the radicalization of American terrorists would be to prevent the DoD from recruiting at high schools, at sporting events, in movies and video games, etc.
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I'm in Auckland in a modern well insulated apartment. If I was in a normal nz house I'd expect to triple that, since we have a long distance relationship with insulation.
As for reputation, Amazon has the best customer service (tied with companies like REI) in my opinion.

Sorry, I very very strongly disagree. I buy very little from them any more because I don't trust the provenance.

The saying is that a fish rots from the head down. Bezos and Amazon have proven time and time again that they don't really give a fuck about quality. Their one and only goal for the last 23 years has been to increase revenue, no matter the cost.

Here's this gem: Amazon's Chinese counterfeit problem is getting worse[1]. Here's some choice quotes from that article that illustrate exactly what I'm saying:

Always a problem, the counterfeiting issue has exploded this year, sellers say, following Amazon's effort to openly court Chinese manufacturers, weaving them intimately into the company's expansive logistics operation.

To unsuspecting consumers, fake products can appear legitimate because of the Fulfillment by Amazon program, which lets manufacturers send their goods to Amazon's fulfillment centers and hand over a bigger commission, gaining the stamp of approval that comes with an FBA tag.

Furthermore, Amazon's commingled inventory option bundles together products from different sellers, meaning that a counterfeit jacket could be sent to an Amazon facility by one merchant and actually sold by another.

It's almost inevitable that the Amazon corporate culture that has allowed crap like that to get worse and worse over the years will eventually take over Whole Foods.

[1] http://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/08/amazons-chinese-counterfeit-p...
incorrect. sex. love. adventures. travelling. making friends. and so on and on and on...
Anonymity comes from not knowing someone's bitcoin address which in many cases is safe to assume.
how's that passive ?
I was always curious about this too. Sam Altman sold Loopt for less than all the funding he got, and yet he still says in multiple places that he was able to pocket a couple million.
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Regardless of how you look at it, writing software is a hard problem and takes experience to do reasonably well. There's nothing wrong with interns themselves, rather the practice that many companies seem to follow where unsupervised or poorly supervised intern code goes right into big products.
I think you may be confusing the age of the Sun with the time it takes to complete one galactic orbit.

The sun is more than 4 billion years old while 200m years is a bit less than the period for one orbit of the Galaxy (225-250 my). The Sun has completed more than 20 orbits in its lifetime. Even a 0.1% difference in galactic orbital period between the sun and it's twin would put them 3,000 light-years apart by now.
And having mentioned that, I thought that it had been a while since I checked... Seems I can get $0.72/day supply and 14.9c/kWh now, I guess it's time to change.
So instead of the rule of law we have reached the rule of google.

Funny development.
I would, if I could have a few things:

* A good integration to the rest of my IDE. I need to save a chain of email as .mbox to `git am` them afterward. I have this workflow with mutt, I don't know which graphical email client would allow me to streamline this.

* In the same vein, I need to be able to use only my keyboard. I tried a little using a web client with vimperator. But the gmail interface wasn't really easy to use, I prefer using mutt properly configured.

* I also like writing my emails using VI. Having those keybindings is a proper crutch, but it's not there for text editing.

* Finally, it allows me to have a transient workspace. I can SSH on my main machine from wherever, do a `tmux attach`, and I have absolutely everything available: access to my emails, but also integration to my other tools for email analysis / processing.

This all stems from workflow derived from ancient practices, that's true. When I was starting in the industry I mostly used graphical tools. More and more however, I tend to rely on purely TUI tools. I have a few things that I can simply not give up anymore (grep, find, sed, awk, as well as full access to git).

I only use the web for accessing articles or content aggregator like Hacker News, as well as streaming music to block the open space. Ah, yes, patchwork remains web-based, I haven't really used pwclient. When I have time I will look into this.
I've done a few projects like this. I'd recommend checking out https://plaid.com for bank feeds if you're in America, otherwise something like nightmare.js for scraping your bank.
I see ES6 or especially Typescript as essentially a recreation of ES4/Flash AS3, with some renaissance-era Javascript footguns attached. You've got classes, various class based OO features, optional typing major industry support, probably improved performance coming soon, etc...

Coffeescript was a bit different. It meant fewer lines of code, not more. It had significant whitespace and some other Python-inspired idioms like array comprehensions and object comprehensions. Most importantly, Coffeescript was a new language and didn't have to re-implement deleterious Javascript features like the == vs === distinction, undeclared vars leaking to global scope, baroque keywords like "with", etc...

That said as others have pointed out, ES6 did borrow many good features from CS and CS is slowly dying. Fortunately other languages like Elm and, to a lesser degree, Reason have offered even more compelling "footgun free" alternatives.
I don't agree that traditional media outlets "hype up the terror". If you compare the coverage of, for example, the recent attacks in London and the fire you're referring to, they seemed to get about equal billing.

On the smaller scale, violence will get more prominent coverage, yes. But that's just a reflection of public interest, and how much intent makes a subjective difference. News outlets like the BBC or the Guardian seem to be far away from "terror porn", and in the case of the BBC, it's obviously wrong to suggest they're doing it for money, seeing as they're not financed by ads.
He he. It is really funny how people are reacting when they come across things with huge emotional investment and even remotely questioning of their beliefs...

I ask . "Is it logical to reach the conclusion x based on y" and people are responding as if I have said "x is not true"! and they are saying things like "whether X is true or false does not matter because Z!"

HI larious!
Dropout is only used during training a neural network and also neurons are turned off not removed.
If you need a classical channel doesn't that just create another distribution problem though?

And yeah, but im considering one time pad as good as the security of its key in transfer
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Vertical mergers have never been illegal, ie it never started being illegal.

The combined Amazon + Whole Foods will have only a few percent of the US grocery market (around 3.x% if I recall correctly), which is highly fragmented. Walmart by comparison, has around 16% of the US grocery market.
There was a period of time where I used both MySpace and Facebook, and preferred MySpace – but the user experience kept getting shittier, it kept getting laggier, spammier... MySpace killed itself
You mean only ES2016 from that list?

> Producing readable code is certainly the intent!

This is hilarious! Transpiling from the most readable JS alternative to ES6? Then you need to clean up some things, making it ready for yet another transpiler called Babel? And then everything is OK?

Show me how you are going to make this pretty:

if does.that?.prop?.exist then console.log 'yes, no crash!'
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But he has a job in the civil service and a wife, which are more useful indicators than a high IQ
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I learned Coffeescript well enough to not care for the differences.

There's nothing especially interesting Coffeescript has over ES6/7.
The electricity grid needs to transition into an energy market kind of deal where their role is to balance supply and demand across the entire grid rather than a net flow in any direction.

Of course it'll never happen, the privatised incumbants will fight innovation tooth and nail to the grave like you say
SELinux is on the list :)
Where's the hostility?
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10810454
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The in this context is a variable, not a concrete type.
For Python at least, there's a "normal" driver that is pretty much a drop-in. Am curious as to how it will work in practice myself, since I usually rely on an ORM these days.
From YouTube Hero's Program rules :

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7159025

>>> Participation in the Program by some participants may be restricted (e.g., no or limited perks), including persons who are government officials, including (i) government employees; (ii) candidates for public office; and (iii) employees of government-owned or government-controlled companies, public international organizations, and political parties.

that tells much...
Are there companies/sectors that look for candidates with these skills, or is this more focused towards hackers and hobbyists?
doesnt seem like they want to try to be anyway
It is never safe to assume, because it could be (retroactively) revealed at any point in the future. The right term for this is pseudonymity[0], not anonymity.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudonymity
I know someone who, in the US, is allergic to non-organic milk but not organic milk. They can drink EU non-organic milk fine. Apparently this is due to the hormones fed to cattle in the US.
a smart compiler is one where it can bridge the shortcomings or incompetence of the programmer such that you can be very much more stupid and still output decent code.
Please note that as good as this site may be it appears still to be concentrating on earlier HEMA material and there's a lot of interesting stuff in the 17th-19th centuries, for example.
An interesting point to note is that Einstein derived m = E / c^2 rather than E = mc^2. Even though both formulae are obviously equivalent, the interpretations may vary.

For instance, for nuclear fission we use E = mc^2. Uranium breaks into smaller atoms, but some mass has disappeared: it's because it has been radiated in the form of immaterial energy, hence nuclear plants and A-bombs.

On the other hand, m = E/c^2 gives an interesting interpretation to what inertial mass is. According to this equation, mass is actually "energy at rest". If you want to move your object, you have to give it some energy, so that the resulting energy of the body will result into the desired motion. It's kind of similar to how hot air (the energy you give) and cold air (system at rest) mix to form "medium-hot" air (system in motion).

And just because I like writing, note that we have no idea whether inertial mass (the m in m = E / c^2 and Newton's Third Law, F = ma) is equivalent to gravitational mass (the m in F_gravitation = G * m_earth * m / d^2), but experiments dismiss any difference bigger than 1 in 10^12. The principle of equivalency between these two masses is the fundamental postulate of general relativity.

In a nutshell, m = E/c^2 defines the inertial mass, and general relativity assumes it's equal to the gravitational mass.
Congrats on the release! A bit unrelated, but the README says Windows is an officially supported platform, and I've seen this be the case on many Go projects. I know very little about the Windows platform, can you comment on how painless supporting Windows is really with Go? Do you have e.g. CI runs on Windows? With most of the compiled stuff I worked on Windows was mostly an afterthought and always yes-it-should-run-but. Can I trust Go to spit out binaries that work, or do I have to avoid certain stdlib features? What about e.g. fork?
Is that a 180? I thought it was already a Nazi hangout back in the GamerGate days. In fact, wasn't that what convinced Twitter to finally start to clean up a bit?
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How does it compare to something like https://github.com/janestreet/ecaml ?
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Hey, be confused about php memory management.

Will php being out of memory caused by increasing memory leak of php itself ?

If not, and zend_gc = On ...

Why we can face out of memory siutation when running phpunit ?
The only helpful advice I ever got was to always multiply by π.
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Yeah you are right. I was making a general point in the case of coffee script perhaps it's irrelevant. I don't write it so I am not in the know.
Well, it's generous for non-americans ;)
All I can say in response to your comment is that you display both naivety and ignorance about how the world works. You could start learning more about people and network effects to make better arguments.
I often have the opposite problem. We are like 15 people in our office, and some are very sound sensitive.
I feel like I can't even properly discuss things with my other colleagues or even peer program out of fear of disturbing the others.

If you are really that sensitive get earplugs, instead of cussing at others!
> I ended up making my own mattress

Never new mattresses were such a huge market with so much passion and crazy prices!

I used to suffer from (mild) back pain; I have been sleeping in a hammock for over 2 years now and couldn't be happier. No more back pain; lots of space saved; minuscule cost (under $60 all things considered).
It highlights how popular press write science stories too.

The article on absent cerebellum says 50% of neurons are there, clearly a smaller cross-sectional area is missing but this statement serves to increase the magnitude of the issue to the layman ... but in the article where it appears most of the cerebellum is present this key point on brain structure isn't noted; that would reduce the apparent magnitude of the injury.

That may be happenstance, or otherwise unintentional, of course.
> Whole Foods most important asset is their reputation, which IMO is way way way above Amazon's reputation.

Amazon is routinely ranked by consumer surveys as being among the best companies to buy from. It has been that way for a long time. The average US consumer overwhelmingly disagrees with you, its reputation as far as consumers are concerned is drastically better than Whole Foods.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2016/03/29/l-l-b...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/karstenstrauss/2016/03/29/ameri...

And this has been mostly unchanged for a decade, eg:

"For the ninth consecutive year, customers ranked Amazon #1 in customer satisfaction during the holiday shopping season according to the newly-released ForeSee Experience Index: US Retail Edition. For their study, customer experience analytics firm ForeSee collected more than 67,600 surveys between November 29, 2013, and December 17, 2013, asking consumers to rate their satisfaction with the top 100 retailers."

And

"2015 Best and Worst Retail Customer Experiences - Customer Rankings in Temkin Research Report" (Amazon is ranked #4; Whole Foods is #22)

https://www.thebalance.com/best-and-worst-customer-service-r...

And

2014 "Amazon Has the Best Consumer Perception of Any Brand"

http://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/amazon-has-best-consum...

And

"Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is the largest retailer in the U.S. by sales, but when it comes to America’s favorites, Amazon.com Inc. dominates. In consultancy PwC’s annual global consumer survey, 52% of about 1,000 U.S. respondents listed Amazon, as one of their three favorite retailers in 2014, followed by 41% who named Wal-Mart, and 29% who listed Target"

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/amazon-tops-wal-mart-in-thi...

The references really don't stop going back a decade or more.
I was always way under with my estimates. One day I was talking to some senior dev at another company and he said that he got better by multiplying his estimates by 3.

So I gave that a go, I'd do my estimates in one column then multiply them by 3 in the next column. At first I thought that those x3 estimates were way too high but 90% of the time they were about right, maybe a little over but it's usually better to be over than under.

After a while I just started landing on those x3 estimates without it being an extra step, I've been not bad on the estimation side of things since doing that little trick.
The best book I have read on software estimation is: http://www.stevemcconnell.com/est.htm

My best short advice would be: always try to make an as detailed as possible list of tasks and estimate them independently - this way it is harder to forget about some details and when you estimate the tasks independently you sometimes over-estimate sometimes under-estimate and the errors compensate each other.
Does it uses providers API to fetch the pricing?
I read the same article. My takeaway was not "treat them equally" at all costs. It was "give them the same possibilities to have all the feelings". I don't think the feelings of being afraid or weak is biologically determined so I would help my kid deal with them the same way, by talking with them and exploring the feelings, learning how to cope with them, no matter what stuff they have between the legs.
The problem is going be based on the uk experience mc job employers will jump on the band wagon to get cheap labour at under the minimum wage eg apprentice supermarket assistants or baristas.
Perhaps the reduced volume brain is to some extent topologically normal? Same connections, same areas, different shape.
What do you work that you as a single person have deadlines? Usually in SW development those are as a team. So it doesn't matter if you help your teammates?
So he basically doesn't have a phone? That's pretty hardcore.
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Yes, I remember that hermaphrodite, when it was a male, It was never afraid, and when it was a girl it never felt brave and strong. Biology is super confusing but at least I don't have to talk to my sons about how it feels to be afraid.
If your REST APIs do updates or retrieve sensitive information then odds are you'll have some kind of authentication method, possibly with session cookies or whitelisted IPs. Allowing sensitive APIs to be sent via GET means that you open yourself up to a couple of easy vectors of attack. eg a malicious webpage with a <img src="http://example.com"> tag using the API end point as the src URI. This means the target person opening the page will send the API request as themselves, using their IP and cookies. Granted the API wont return an image so the "image" will fail to render but that doesn't matter as the API will still execute successfully. However if your APIs only accept POST requests then you mitigate this particularly attack.

It's pretty common advice to recommend any APIs that require user authentication to be sent via POST. In fact it's one of the first things pen testers will check for and you'd also fail PCI DSS vulnerability scans for exposing APIs via GET as well.

Disclaimer: I've works on multiple projects that have been pen tested, been audited by the UK Gambling Commission and/or had to adhere to PCI Data Security Standards.
Well, the brain is constantly trained and used. :)
There's nothing wrong with doing 'new T' in a generic method or class body. It requires a constraint on the type variable is all: that some constructor with a specific parameter list is available.
It's not them being sensitive or that you want to discuss things. This is the problem:

> We are like 15 people in our office

I wouldn't even be able to read comics with so many people talking, let alone do my job.
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Let's have a quick break down. There are two core types of pension:

Defined Benefit: Provider promises to pay $n per year for the duration of your retirement. Usually inflation linked etc.

Defined contribution: You and your employer put money in an investment vehicle and on retirement that pot can be used in a variety of ways to fund retirement (ie annuity, drawdown etc).

Both Annuites and DB pension payments are largely immutable, short of bankruptcy (of the pension fund / insurer respectively) there is usually no way to alter the benefits due to pension laws. They cannot be modified down once promised. For DB schemes the promise could have been made 30 years ago when interest rates were 10% and life expectency was 10 years on retirement, annuities are promised on retirement so have a better expected accuracy on cost. This is why DB pensions are phasing out at high rates - they're completely unsustainable.

Your core point:

Annuities are just risk pooling, pure ins-sewer-ants, some people die early, some late, and the insurer redistributes such that everyone gets a slice of the pie. The insurer takes on the full risk of the average life being longer.

DB pensions are the same distribution/pooling principle, only it's the pension fund taking on the risk of cohort mortality. Note, there are some really cool longevity swap transactions being done so funds can better guard against this risk.

I don't have any sort of understanding of tontines - limited as I am to a couple of episodes in cartoons for sources. The reason that risks are expensive on an insurers balance sheet is because of capital requirements - all risks need to be provisioned for by holding liquid short term investment grade bonds ("cash") which is a horrific vehicle to hold assets in. Even though they're only holding a % of their exposure - the tontine avoids that cost, hence the "cheaper" argument.

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This! It's not super hard either if you just remember that although you are a man, there have been times when you were afraid, weak, scared, sad and lost in life. Just try to be a guide and role model to your child in all situations, don't be a part time dad that is absent when the scariest feelings hits.