skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey, what do you use neo4j for? I am interested in your use case as I have recently started using it also.

Thanks!
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Cert issue there. Works only with www.
> and the first letter of a sentence.

Except for digraph IJ, which needs both I and J capitalised, e.g., IJsselmeer.

> I'm mostly blind to 'case' […]

Most people aren't though. Leaving out capital letters where they should be jars the reader's flow. Let each language have its idiosyncrasies; it makes life more interesting.
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That's called "quantified self".

I wish there was a systematically way to do that. I'd be the first to opt-in.

Privacy is overrated. It does more harm than good. Transparency is clearly the way forward, and what we'll lean from large-scale quantified-self will show that.

I'm confident that the model will soon switch from companies paying users (usually with services) to collect their data, to users paying companies to collect their data.
As a general rule I comment code that I don't find self-explanatory, and that I can work up a meaningful comment for.

The first condition is of course a problem that one has to deal with if the person writing code finds things self-explanatory that to you are highly complicated.

The second condition is of course a problem for those people who are not able to explain things well in human language.

edited: for clarity (prior actually my really clever example of people who are not able to explain things well in human language)
A troll anonymously feels hurt that the universality of their goal of becoming the biggest asshole is being questioned.
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"rewarded" by the market. Let's not confuse extrinsic reward ($$$) within intrinsic reward, which is living the life you want to live.

The equating of money and utility (in the economic sense) happens very quickly in micro economics 101, and then you spend the rest of the class speaking about money. But that is just because utility is very hard to track or reason about.

Plenty of folks living good lives without being flashy about it.
Satisfaction or non-satisfaction is totally orthogonal to whether the world is a "better" place or not. Lots of examples of people who were never satisfied who made the world a better place, e.g. Steve Jobs.
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This is really cool and I'd love to play with it, but my eyesight isn't good enough to hit the ball more than once at a time. Is there anyway you could post an upscaled version?
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That's not all. In NY state, they ruled that can artist can take pictures of you in your home through your windows:

https://fstoppers.com/photojournalistic/supreme-court-rules-...
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Gitter has had an IRC bridge since pretty much day 1. This allows you to connect to Gitter via any IRC client.

https://irc.gitter.im
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You still shouldn't store timezone in that case.

It presumes you can know in advance what timezone will be in particular place at particular future date. But there's daylight savings time, and e.g. in Israel start date of daylight savings used to depend on result of elections. Seriously. So, for your use case you want to store timezone-free time + location, since dinner appointment would happen at 8 regardless of DST.
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I see that you're trying to get me to spend money, and you will receive a cut using that Amazon affiliates link.

My question was how to do marketing without money.
How did you arrive the calculation? Care to explain
For letter-like communications GPG is fully open-source, has gone through the fire of decades of use, and if you believe the Snowden leaks then even the NSA can't break it. If you're serious about security use it via something like Tails - keep the thing you boot from on you at all times, and never let plaintext leave your securely-booted system

For OTR-style messages I'd find a fully open-source messenger that uses an atoxl-like protocol - i.e. OMEMO (Conversations/ChatSecure) or Riot/Matrix
Gitter co-founder here: we use neo4j for suggesting rooms.

So, if you're in room A and room B, and most people in those two rooms are also in room C, then we suggest that you join room C.

As I mentioned elsewhere, we also use some non-neo4j based methods for suggestions (including your GitHub graph). One of the problems we've had with neo4j is that we haven't been able to make it scale. It frequently burns up from being overloaded.

This is almost certainly down to the way we use neo4j but at some point I'd like to ditch it for a clustered suggestion algo that uses batch processes to cluster rooms together.
Blame reddit rather, that's where I saw it and only then posted here. https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6l2jjj/gitter_...
Jnsaff feels hurt that their even more universal and mainstream goal of being irrelevant and mediocre is being questioned.
A double letter signifies a short vowel beforehand. So the word "Stoß" (impact, jolt) should be written with "ß", because it is pronounced with a long 'o'. If you were to write it as "Stoss" the 'o' should be pronounced short, wich is inconsistent.
-Then again, nothing to prevent you from digitally signing the message encoded in OTP.

So, you verify the integrity by a mechanism separate from the encoding. (This may or may not be sufficient, depending on the needs of the OP.)

Also, of course - the odds of someone tampering with a message encoded using OTP and having the tamper still appear a valid message once decoded could probably best be described as astronomical.
The early bike sharing ventures all used docking stations, then things just got out of control.
I agree with you. I don't agree with you being down-voted. Complaining about the down-voting does you no good though.
No, it doesn't, or darn well shouldn't.

XP put that data in \Documents and Settings\<user>.
Vista and 7 put it in \Users\<user>, and some stuff in \ProgramData.

If you've got user downloads and documents in \Windows (and thus \Windows.old), you're doing something really strange.
Last time I checked these out (2014) they were pretty flimsy. Thin flexible plastic everywhere. I guess they got better?
There is a big difference in the "base" cement, even modern Pozzolanic cement is more lasting than Portland.

Pozzolan has been considered for years an "inferior" cement (IMHO wrongly) because it is much slower in setting/curing.

The typical compresssion test for concrete (it depends on countries/standards) is carried on samples of 28 days of age.
A concrete made with Portland cement normally is very near, (let's say conventionally 85-90%) to the maximum strength it will ever reach (the maximum is reached usually within months).

A concrete made with Pozzolanic cement, tested in the same manner is more likely to be in the 50-60% range, Pozzolan will normally continue to harden (for years), often overtaking the Portland.

Additionally there is a "mass effect" particularly if the environment has a high humidity, that makes the samples being "less representative" of the actual concrete mass in the case of Pozzolanic (a "huge" thickness of Pozzolanic cement has generally speaking more compression resistance than what the test sample may prove).

Now if you have to build multi-storey buildings or - say -high raise pillars/columns one of the key factors is time, the soon you can remove formworks and scaffolding and go to the next storey or level is essential and a much faster setting Portland cement has been preferred for all the 20th century, before durability was even thought of.

Nowadays there is a trend towards "blended" cements, see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pozzolan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pozzolan#Use
So, I've read a few articles now but I'm left wondering: How do I enter the new character "ẞ" on a german keyboard? Pressing the key for "ß" + shift obviously doesn't work (it yields a questionmark).

(I used cut + paste to get the ẞ into this post)
So that means "if the artwork is public domain, a faithful reproduction/photo of it is also public domain". But if the original artwork is not PD it's not covered by that statement.

I can imagine a situation where an artwork is copyrighted but someone takes a photo of it and uploads it to Wikimedia saying 'here, use my photo'.. but they don't have rights over the original. Which would be like camming a film in the cinema and saying 'the original is copyrighted but my reproduction is PD'.

Not trying to knock the idea - I'm an artist myself and think anything that helps spread and communicate art is great - good on you. Just something to keep an eye on.
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>The complexity of how to render some stuff into the screen is not [my problem].

But it is. You are depending on some complex third party code to do your job, how you want to punt responsibility to someone else is irrelevant. Web developers aren't owning up to the sorry state of front-end web development, because everyone says "it's not my problem", ask Facebook/Google/whatever.

Correct and proper have little meaning if at all in web development, they're usually dictated by the biggest companies and most popular bloggers. Moreover, these definitions are constantly in flux (no pun intended). Nobody cares if your web app correctly follows the proper conventions of your framework. Front-end web developers seem to focus more on navel-gazing about the "developer experience" than results.
This is what I feel when I see people complain that developer salaries have an upper limit in the mid 100s.

I mean, I kinda get it, but honestly $100k is more than enough for me, let alone $150k.
You appear to be under the impression that windows.old is a based on the windows folder.

It's not.
> no-one will know who decrypted it

> Every node receives every message.

Neither one of these strike me as desirable characteristics of a secure messaging system. I can see the advantage in a third party not being able to tell who received a message, but in a perfect world as the sender I'd like to know that only my intended recipient received it, which is the opposite of what's going to happen with the block chain.

Also, to encrypt with AES you need to pick a key length, and since your message is going to everyone in the world, you need to pick a key that is both impractical to break using today's technology, but using all future technology for as long as your secret remains relevant. If AES is ever broken, then all bets are off.

If you have a chance to exchange keys of unlimited length ahead of time, then you could use a one time pad and message over the block chain. This would be secure, but then if you have a OTP, almost any message channel you pick is going to be secure. Someone else in this conversation recommended using newspaper ads.
Also anecdotal but I am experiencing no crashes with HT off on my 2016 MBPr. Be sure to turn HT off after a sleep/wake cycle as it gets reset each time.
If continuous success isn't written in stone, then neither is having enough.

Do you know what "contradict" means? Because that in no way contradicts his point that there are many paths, of which continuous growth is only one.

Nokia's anecdotal demise isn't a reason to not seek continuous success.

He didn't claim it was.

Distance between a founder and the product isn't an argument for not seeking continuous success. Some people prefer that distance and consider separation of labor to be more efficient.

Which is what he said. "Now some people clearly like that."
What better ways than cookies is there to track users ? AFAIK, it's the most unique fingerprint you can get of a user. Everything else is probably going to be a lot less precise.
DHH's writing sort of radiates a sense of superiority.
Its always been true that cronyism rules the day when it comes to Australian governments' investments. I remember one of the very first 'successful' tech investments made in the 80's by the WA government, in a local electronics manufacturing firm which required funds to build up the production line for mass-producing PCB's and other electronic assemblies - without the small group of crony's that had assembled around this effort, there simply wouldn't have been any reason for the project.

In other words, Australia has the problem that in order to develop the market for the product, it has to develop the market locally - and as a very small nation with huge hubris, this means that projects like this, by necessity, attract the cronies.

So this has been encoded into the way the government operates: it has to address its efforts to the locals, or else there's nothing to build. And those locals don't see beyond their own small worlds - as is the case with Australians in general - when it comes to building something of true value in the international market.

There are definitely exceptions - I can think of a couple of successful investments into Australian startups in the 3d-printing space which, seemingly, have moved beyond this event horizon. But still, cronyism is as Australian as Two-up. Its a professional hazard, and a norm, in that small country.
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Those were moved to "c:\Documents and Settings" then c:\Users a long time ago.
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It really depends on your app. I would say the most important metric is the number of customers willing to pay for your product happily.
Also, super handy: grep colors the part of the line that matched.
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I think browser fingerprints are quite a reliable way of tracking.

https://amiunique.org/fp
Suggestions are most welcome on the issue tracker. I don't think your idea has been suggested yet?
> You might be conflating software graduate students with research developers

I'm not conflating. The vast majority of research software is written by grad students.

> why do so many professional research developers also suck as writing comprehensible code?

Because incentives aren't aligned. And it's not even clear they should be aligned.

> There absolutely exist research developers who write very high quality software... In reality - a lot of research developers are simply incompetent

There absolutely exist software developers who write very high quality software... In reality - a lot of software developers are simply incompetent.

> If people were able to investigate the underlying source code, that would be fairly apparent... Own it

1. A huge amount of research software is open-sourced and does work as advertised.

2. You don't get it both ways. Either no open source demands, or no expectation that grad students should "own their work" -- and then making demands that they literally don't own their work.
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I had been wondering what the appropriate comparison was for ICOs, which don't confer ownership, dividends, etc.

The difference I guess is that these are tradable immediately, whereas with Kickstarter, you have to hope they produce something tangible you can eventually sell on eBay.
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It seems like we're a very long way away from it being a practical problem. And if it ever becomes an issue it doesn't sound like it will be very hard to overcome. After all burning this hydrogen would release even more energy and some water, although it would require a source of oxygen.

If anything I'd be more worried about the large scale effects of massive amounts of aluminum hydroxide being released in the environment.
Why are you even thinking about it? Do you want to have the ability to downvote? In that case you should probably have a higher karma. Instead try to participate in useful conversations so that you may learn something from it. Karma just for the sake of it is really meaningless.
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Hardly.

See https://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaius_Iulius_Caesar
Seriously?

Gates, OK, I may agree with him, due to the amount of charity he's doing, but the rest? Elon Musk is still a big question mark (see Tesla vs tinkering), the others... Why not put Marissa Mayer on the list, she made a lof of money as well.

I'd rather see a list of people like RMS, even though he's quite mad, he actually made the word a better place.
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> This makes no sense. Nothing happens "automatically", someone wrote the code for that to happen, in this case, Facebook.

The website you are visiting has to deploy Facebook's code though. So the website owner has to allow it (assuming the know the implications of what they are doing).
This is probably the greatest irony from Amazon - as long as you don't stand out from the crowd, you can get amazing customer service from them - I've returned defective products long after the normal periods and had very quick resolutions from them for minor problems, but all it would take is someone picking up on my account and trying to brute-force their way in for Amazon to decide I am 'too much trouble' to deal with any further.

It's not just Amazon who do this, of course, but the boilerplate reply that simply cites 'violation of T&Cs' with no option to query exactly what you have done, if it was you at all, shows the dark side of private companies with all this control. The rough equivalent of picking up the football and going home. Notice it's all carefully worded to imply the problem is with you, not with Amazon - their protection scheme kicked in because the OP's account may have been compromised, so it was closed for his benefit.

Usually a Twitterstorm is enough to get the companies to acnowledge they were wrong (cos heaven knows it's impossible to get a straight answer one-on-one, without raising such a fuss). Hopefully Trial By Twitter will complete by the end of the week.
Small note: For GNU grep on single regexes at least, the -F flag should not impact performance. It is smart enough to see through a pattern as a literal and avoid the regex engine.
This only applies if the universe is infinite. We don't know it for sure, though we have a lower bound of the universe size at 250 Hubble volumes: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1745-3933.2011....

And infinite universe brings strange phenomenons, like our doppelgangers far away, that are exactly like us.
The listing says nothing about needing to know biology...
Letter envelopes go through roller machines that bend them quite a bit. If you sent rigid objects through it will be delivered in pieces. There was an EEVBlog video about a viewer who sent a PCB or solar cell (i forgot) in a letter... Dave received dust.
> I think you're building a straw man of "hundreds of thousands of engineering dollars" here

Been there, done that, no. Refactoring a crappy implementation into a high quality, documented code base takes an enormous amount of time. And literally no one in academia cares about it. Industry doesn't care about it either because there's a presumption that any software created while in academia is inferior quality.

If you advise students to do this type of work with the expectation of any type of personal reward, you're a liar. They're basically doing software engineering that academia won't reward them for, and their year of software engineering won't count as job experience if they go into industry. And they aren't being paid software engineering salaries. It's just exploitative.

> All we're talking about is better quality code. This isn't a huge cost

This flies in the face of what the market bears in tech salaries. But no matter; I'll just never pay my software devs more than 30k, and also only give them maybe 20% of their time for actual software development... I'm sure I'll get high quality code! /s

> Those minutes are repaid (and more!) the very next time the author has to revisit that code again.

Which for 99% of research code will literally never happen.

> If research coders aren't aware of code quality currently

Tons of grad students leave academia after their phd, take very high paying jobs in industry, and become valued members of software engineering teams.

Research jobs are not software jobs. The goals and incentives are different. Sometimes it makes sense to create a maintainable research software system, but usually it makes no sense because the code is throw-away for testing an idea. That's OK. No one owes you an epsilon of your product.
If your definition of infinite is also includes that the portion of the universe that actually has energy in it is 1/∞ then sure
Sure, 'quite reliable' beats 'unique' every time!
Tons of languages use é, ø, and other accents so they are "normal" by your definition.