skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Facebook used to support RSS feeds. So did Twitter. Now they're both gone, to force people to use their ad-laden interfaces. There are services to generate RSS feeds from both, but there's probably some catch to that.

[1] https://zapier.com/blog/facebook-twitter-rss-feed/
A major attraction of (pure) Prolog is that you can easily reorder goals and use all-solutions predicates to try different search strategies. Further, constraints like dif/2 help considerably to prune the search space. So yes, it can be brute force, but is often better than that.
Maintainenace bill on a EV? There is near nothing in them. Battery. Check.
4 E-Motors. Check.
End of List.
There is a tool that converts Twitter to RSS. I used to use it to get updates from a fantasy author who had neither a website nor a mailing list. It was self hosted but can't remember the name.
It is in our nature to want the quick, easy solution. That's what has allowed this and other health industries to thrive.

I injured my lower back quite severely 5 years ago while lifting something at work the wrong way. Entirely my fault. Physio, chiropractors, etc did not fix it in the long term - a lot of money spent on temporary fixes. Swimming and gentle weight lifting over the course of 6 months made a huge, lasting difference. Occasionally, I still feel some tightness in that region but a run or yoga session fixes it up very quickly.
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If it did I'd be really disappointed in the openssh developers.

But, I can see the logic behind your expectation. Bash behaves in POSIX compatibility mode (mostly) when called with 'sh', vim acts like vi when called with 'vi', etc. But, when security is the feature being completely removed to achieve compatibility, it'd be hard to argue it's a good idea.
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Wow, this is extremely annoying. Guess the point is to portray a constant stream of interruptions, so job well done :-)
Is it still, if the computation involved is a giant table lookup?
"Bad at Calculating, Good at Everything Else" <- correct title IMHO

It will be a long, long time until computers spit out something like the prove of Fermat's Last Theorem (which requires being good at math and not calculating).
That was stressful.
> Enforcing this arbitrarily after big hacks is hardly an equivalent analogy to enforcing traffic violations. It'd have to be consistent, well defined, and widely enforced to be at all effective.

"Consistent" and "widely enforced" don't apply to traffic violations either.
"Powershell is brilliant"

Wot?

Ugly syntax, cryptic error messages and random idiosyncrasies like misplaced semicolons turning variables into lists... The language is a nightmare.
I determined that the most efficient way to play this game is to ignore every task that isn't typing for character count, including never actually saving once you get to the minimum character count for the current task. As you go up in levels, the number of work units you accomplish per character goes up, and you continue accruing work units even if you do "extra credit" on one of your tasks by exceeding the minimum. So it pays to just keep returning focus to whatever window you were typing in and never stopping. I think it also might stop giving you new tasks once you have a certain number stacked up, which lets you have uninterrupted keyboard-mashing time to get those promotions. :D

Using this strategy, I managed to hit the Computation Administrator progress cap almost immediately after my first "well-deserved break".
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change your phone.
I think in Quaternions, i, j, and k are the non-real components.
Somehow I don't think he was too worried about 9-14 year olds using Linux. Probably was mostly thinking about Windows.
Agreed. Minicom is a reasonable choice. These days I use screen /dev/ttyS0
the bug is line 1486 of ui-generators.js

< if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitle.position.length) {
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> if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitler.position.length) {
Sell better tools?
VCs should stop abusing nondisparagement and nondisclosure agreements
No need for ajax/fetch. You can calculate that in the browser with the data in your plain, static HTML.
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Enterprises have proof of concepts done internally or evaluate suggestion from outsources via internal requests. I think these endeavors use loyal internal stuff without public visibility. Try search not jobs, but people with blockchain in resume, what companies do they work for.
You might like [ranger]. Also similar to the history feature are [autojump] and [fzf]

[ranger]: http://ranger.nongnu.org/
[autojump]: https://github.com/wting/autojump
[fzf]: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
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CNTRL have a decent website for etymology of French words:

http://www.cnrtl.fr/etymologie/h%C3%B4pital

En français, naturallement!
I can only hope they'll show old-timey clips on a screen, like Flubber's Weebo.
Volvo signals 'end of the solely combustion engine-powered car'
And people wonder why a Reagan or a Trump or a Brexit appeals to so many voters.

Just because you can regulate something doesn't mean it's always a net win for society to do so. The EU definitely seems to have missed this particular clue.
The article doesn't mention patents. This is entirely about allocating spectrum. And nothing went entirely unused. There is always more demand than there are suitable frequencies.
There is another pattern/benefit of such "client-side" transformations. You write your react components in a very generic way and rename / reshape data to fit them easily.
They did a cost benefit analysis, and it turns out that it's actually cheaper to buy new disk drives than to pay someone by the hour to remove files, so rm was just not worth it any more.
Thank you for making my job better!
It is similar to `set -o errexit` in Bash, I guess.
Building a side project while moonlighting from a day job
Out of curiosity, does any one know of any research or articles into reputation systems in general?
With that domain name, I can't help but remember the :CueCat[0]

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CueCat
>Weight loss isn't "known intractable". Physically it's very simple, if an overweight person is physically prevented from eating too much, they'll lose weight, just like physically it's very simple to quit addictive drugs.

Locking people up away from food is even more intractable!
What job field are you in? I think I've been in web development too long, because this is not my experience.
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Espeak claims to also run on Windows (and other platforms): http://espeak.sourceforge.net/
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For whatever reason, those extreme subsidy deals don't reach Northern California.
You can't street park an EV, you have to run a 220V outlet to your garage if you plan to drive it two days in a row. Which means nobody in an apartment can use one.
How are animal cancer rates established in the first place? It seems like you'd have to go through the tissues of a large number of creatures to do this. Plus you have the issue that the carcasses you get might be selected unevenly, eg the cancer rate among zoo elephants might be different to the ones in the wild?
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This is partly what weboob (http://weboob.org) wants to solve, or at least work around. Its goal is to pull the web out of browsers (hence the name):

- each website is handled by a module that does all the scraping, or uses the api if needed

- each module provides one or more capabilities, such as "list an account transactions" (typically for your bank or your mobile provider) or "receive and send messages" (such as HN or reddit or tinder)

- applications plug into those capabilities and give the user functionalities, regardless of the website. You can list the schedule for your bus just as well as the schedule for carpoolings.

One of the applications is actually a daemon with the capability to send and receive messages (with threading and all) and sends messages to the email adress of your choice; you can also configure it as an smtp mta, which means you can use any mail client and interact with all your discussion websites without ever opening the browser.

Obviously this is not a perfect solution for OP's problems, but it seems to me it's going in the right direction. Oh and it doesn't stop at websites; I use it for sending RSS feeds to my email in the background.
The docs is in TS. I am not used to reading and understanding fancy TS. This is a problem.
The irony here is that these manual pages are the very things being patched in the headlined message. Their exact locations in the source tree, and some of their contents, are right there in front of us.
I'm a healthy athletic 20 year old and I was having back pain for a while, and when I finally went to the doctor they suggested it may just be an imbalance in the strength of different muscles in my back that I didn't properly train for the sports I participate in.

Gave me some exercises, and a month later back pain was all gone and my back felt stronger, with better posture. Crazy what can be done when you just have go for it
Unnecessary with radar, lidar, etc.

What's the point? Oh, to invade privacy at some future date.
Buuuut there's definite room for improvement in unix pipes.
This is the only comment to mention ATDD, and none mention BDD. :(
is there any specific criteria for remote ?
Iam wondering if some one registers, say example, mark.gatiss@gmail.com. several years a later another real mark gatiss becomes CEO of google? What would happen? Will they do the same?
It's often hard to make them accessible, though :(
I'm not part of the recruitment process, so I can't speak at all about how resumes are screened and what might give you an advantage.

My personal resume consisted almost entirely of my work accomplishments with a few lines for my education. No side projects.
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Well technically it is in Northern Virginia but saying "Washington, DC" sounds cooler I think. I've been guilty of that too, can't blame them. "Virginia startup IPO" doesn't have the same ring to it.
Maybe rexec appeared first? And when rsh arrived later, they still kept rexec around? Perhaps they had a lot of shell scripts that contained "rexec" and didn't want to bother changing them to "rsh"? The actual reason is probably so mundane that maybe there is no accurate historical information on this topic.
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possible remote or visa sponsorship ?
Doesn't radar already do that? Without all the impracticalities of this approach?
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So is it likely (or even possible) that TSLA really is the most shorted stock on Earth? I've seen this tossed around repeatedly, although perhaps it's just a rumor.

On the other hand,

> Tesla said that it's now "rare" for a new Model X to have "initial quality problems." [1]

doesn't sound very pretty.

[1] http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/03/tesla-delivers-22000-vehicles...
So, Discord?
PowerShell runs on Unix now.
BR Crowdfunding Similiar to Kickstarter
Appian was the first company I worked for out of college. It's good to see that they have done well, but it has been a long road for them.

After starting as a technical consulting firm and growing quickly for the first few years (they survived the dotcom crash by making inroads into the government and military markets), they decided to make a transition from consulting to software.

This ultimately seems to have been a good move, but it took them almost 10 years to figure out and fully execute (the transition started around 2002-2003, and they didn't really hit their stride until about 2011). I have to give Matt Calkins a lot of credit for pulling it off.
Yup. It's in our plans! :)
Much more likely to be UDP.
Yes I've noticed that this has become a worse experience over time. I used to be able to find previously visited sites easily but now I can't because suggestions take precedence over even exact substring matches of urls.
So read the older man pages? Why is this a problem? You can also easily read the man pages for a specific version of FreeBSD here https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi
That's Google (almost; not everything is online).

As a (presumably) end user, do you think that the interface provided by Google is database-like?
Most likely you're overestimating how much your friends actually eat. Unless you're monitoring them 24/7 then you don't really know for sure.
It is a security issue. If he were to lose his credentials then others could use his account to send genuine looking phishing e-mails. If you were defrauded and had checked the email address as genuinely being from that address you might be minded to sue them. He could be targeted explicitly for this purpose now. Furthermore, he admitted to having read mail not intended for him and took no action to address the issue indicating that he understood that his address coincided with a namespace commonly intended for provider usage. It is unfortunate that the usage of 'noreply' has become so commonplace as to render his account a security issue. Perhaps they should give him some more time but he cannot keep it.
visa-sponsorship or remote possible?
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It would be great if you contacted me as well: waltergr@gmail.com . I worked on WinFS and am very interested in schematized, linked information.
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This "argument" has been going around since electric vehicles were in production. It's obvious that once electricity generation shifts from fossil fuels to renewables, electric vehicles (and everything else that uses said electricity) will naturally become cleaner. If you buy a car with a regular old engine, you're stuck burning gasoline. Non-story.
CO2 is fungible.
My immediate reaction was based upon actually reading the headlined message, which lists all 8 commands explicitly. Of course, it has been long known, pretty much since the birth of SSH in fact, that these commands are not the general purpose tools that they were originally designed to be and that their general purpose use is problematic. So my immediate reaction was also based upon knowing exactly what the problem being addressed was, in fairness.

There's a litmus test for determining the people who have read the headlined message, by the way. They will be the people who know that the commands are in ports, because the deprecation notice explicitly states where in ports they are to be found; who know where to find the manual pages, because the deprecation notice is a patch to the manual pages; and who mention "ruptime" and "rwho". (-:
They rarely eat sausages or other processed meats & were ahead of the game when "5-a-day" became "10-a-day" for fruit & veg.
Libertarians usually follow the NAP - Non-Aggression Principle - which forbids polluting the atmosphere, since you harm others doing it.
I am still amazed by this 'bubble'. I hope that more people to wise up and stop investing in stupid venture but actually invest in real business or ecosystem.
I didn't realize that EVs no longer use tires, brakes, brake fluids.

Tesla recommends a $700/yr maintenance package, this "EV doesn't require maintenance" myth needs to die.

Pretty much the only routine you save from ICE is the oil change per 10k miles.
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Oh no I didn't mean it in a retaliatory sense specifically, I meant it like everyone having the option to do it, or no one except the few ( the mods? the ones who have objective standards ) having the options.

I meant like they can downvote me, and I can't downvote them, or anyone, at any time, because I don't have that whatever the requirement is ( mod level, karma level ) yet...so it's like this asymmetry that doesn't exist in the real world.

I don't feel any restriction talking to any human in real life. Nothing they can do to me I can't do back to them. So it's balanced. I'm safe. We're equal. I understand other people may feel differently, this is how I feel.

But on HN, I can't downvote. So there's this asymmetry. To me, it's a perversion. Because in the real world, only the State has a monopoly on legal violence. Only the state can use violence, legally. But on HN, downvotes don't only come from mods or police, they come from whoever has accrued sufficient karma -- and I don't equate this with a sort of objective, regulated, principle-based State level power.

So the state has a (correct, IMO) asymmetric monopoly on legal violence and can dish it out to people as it sees fit, but people cannot do the same, without either expecting to get the same in self-defense, or getting consequences from the state. But on HN, any random Jo with enough karma has the analogous asymmetry power.

That's what I meant. It's not necessarily about retaliating, it's about having that option on the table, rather than some people having it and others not having it.

Or no one having it except the State ( the mods, I guess ).
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https://download.samba.org/pub/rsync/rsync.html

> I can't tell if your joking but Everytime I try to use that man page, I end up on stack overflow. I mean, why are all the options out of alphabetical order? You want me to page through all of them?

Sorting the options alphabetically is a reasonable choice, but so's sorting (roughly) by category and recency. That way, say, all options relating to links are near each other. Besides, even the venerable pager "more" supports searching, so there's no need to manually page up / down.

And if you're using "less" as your pager, it's easy enough to sort the Options Summary section in the man page.

> Why are all the examples in the middle so I have to page past them to find out what options are available?

Some man pages put the example at the end, which again I agree is reasonable. However, rsync's man page puts it at the top, not the middle, which is also reasonable. When formatted to 80 columns, rsync's man page is ~4200 lines, and the Usage section is at ~line 100, which is nowhere near the middle. Now, you could argue that putting examples 100 lines in is still too far. So what's in the first ~100 lines? A brief -- yes, 100 lines is brief for a tool as powerful as rsync -- description of what rsync is for. Thus, IMO it's already putting examples as near the top as possible.

> Or maybe we have a legit disagreement about what makes a good man page.

Perhaps. rsync's man page is certainly good, but maybe not great. It's very long, but that's unavoidable given it's got so many features. But it could be broken down into multiple man pages instead of one huge monolithic one.

Nevertheless, it's comprehensive, which is more than a lot of other man pages could claim.
Scratch one for freedom of speech - many people consider her to be an objectively poor CEO:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikemyatt/2015/11/20/marissa-ma...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2017/01/10/marissa-...

http://www.growthbusiness.co.uk/the-worst-ceos-in-corporate-...

I suggest you get off your high horse.
Well, it's pretty simple, I can talk for France : you have a ~2x factor between the former and the latter, because there is a ton of taxes and costs in-between.

And should you compare with the US, you should also take into account health insurance, which is handled roughly 80% by the state, so it's part of your taxes, and 20% by insurance ( and is mandatory, part of what your employer pays for your salary ).

So depending on the case you may compare oranges with bananas and apples, because depending on your country what you have into your account as an employee over one year is way different from the value you obtain from it. And I don't even speak of cost of life itself ( the value you output from your salary in France is way different in Paris, where you generally get 15% more in salary compared to the rest of the France, but renting a flat is twice as costly as pretty much anywhere else in the country, so in the end you get less value out of those 15% more... ).

In the latter case, I'm part of this 100k+ club, with a margin, as a JS contractor. In the former case, well, I'm not :)

You may be interested in http://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/ and https://nomadlist.com to compare things in a better manner over Europe
Why can't a cheap ev be a person's only car in SF?
I know it's not illegal to be a monopoly, that's actually my point. I was responding to the_mitsuhiko's complaints of Google monopoly in certain areas, to which I argue that Google's monopoly status isn't inherently a problem.
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Honnestly, I'm not convinced about your argument, because creating a walk only part on a previously mixed road requires lot of planning and motivation beforehand, otherwise it's just a failure.
The previous mayor of Brussels city imposed it on one of the major road in the center — a wide, full of shop road. They did not put the hard work upfront, so it's mostly a closed road for not so obvious reason with some crummy decoration "waiting for improvement some days in the future".
What was a busy neighbourhood is turning quite nasty : it's ugly, shop are closing because people don't have way to get to them, insecurity is on the rise, incivility coming from cyclist are way up, emergency services are complaining about access — so the only "advantage" is the reduced pollution in this specific street. Traffic hasn't reduced otherwise, it's just elsewhere clogging more street than usual.

So I'm not convinced it's the perfect answer : it's probably part of the answer, but city planning need to change so it could be done properly and we're not there yet.