skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's great for you, but there are a lot of businesses that don't have a customer-facing ticketing system.
The Law of Demeter doesn't always apply neatly, especially when you're introspecting JSON sent over the wire and you don't have a "class" with object oriented behavior for each sub object (at best, they're strongly typed). And the runtime overhead AND verbosity of a function may not be ideal, with the string parsing required in lodash and the awkward syntax of the curried function. Something that compiles natively in a DRY way to a && a.b ... would be used widely imo.
Seriously. I always roll my eyes when somebody claims that acupuncture "does work," because the placebo effect worked for them on multiple occasions. Typically, it comes from people who don't want to admit they were cured by a placebo, otherwise it would work all the time, for everyone.

There, fixed it for you.
> Mr. Stoppelman feels he has no choice. Like a lot of small internet companies, Yelp lives in a world where one company, Google, accounts for an outsize share of its business, and could destroy it at any time.

The same could be said of Yelp:

"Mr. Restaurant Owner feels he has no choice. Like a lot of small restaurants, he lives in a world where one company, Yelp, accounts for an outsize share of its business, and could destroy it at any time."

Google's power in the consumer market is merely commensurate to the market value they create, just like Yelp.
If it wasn't this guy, it would have been someone else eventually.
Indeed. I miss the days of IRC and such. The internet started feeling really noisy after the iPhone was popularized.
I'm working in a company, so many of my colleagues were former-NICTA.
The problem is there's been a ton of work on chained garbage collectors, and the frustrating and seemingly non-intuitive result that everyone eventually hits is that you have to collapse down to a single garbage collector to get garbage collection to work reliable. There are just too many edge cases when you have, say, a native browser garbage collector and a separate application garbage collector, with references held between them. That's why mainstream support for C# -> WebAssembly is on hold until WebAssembly exposes native garbage collection support.
We only have CNN's account, but if we're taking their account at face value, CNN did not mention a "threat" in the events preceding the user's apology:

> On Monday, KFile attempted to contact the man by email and phone but he did not respond. On Tuesday, "HanAholeSolo" posted his apology on the subreddit /The_Donald and deleted all of his other posts.

By CNN's account, the user deleted his posts and issued an apology before actually speaking with CNN (who reached him apparently afterwards). It's possible the initial contact email contained a threat but that's doubtful. CNN would get more page views by coercing the man into an interview than it would by telling him to shut everything down.

Now, the statement that CNN reserves the right to publish the man's identity if he decides to renege on his policy might be seen as a threat of sorts, but that doesn't read as blackmail. Keep in mind that CNN is probably within its rights to publish the man's identity if they felt like it, because under defamation law, the man would qualify as a limited-purpose public figure for not just making the GIF, but claiming credit for it publicly.

http://dictionary.findlaw.com/definition/limited-purpose-pub...

Edit: again, this is all predicated on taking CNN's account at face value, which we kind of have to do for now since the other party isn't speaking up. But I don't see any reason to doubt the events leading up to the apology -- e.g. How the user apparently freaked out when CNN attempted to contact him, which made him realize how findable he was due to personal details he allegedly posted in his past. The cleaning of comment history is expected, given the alleged offensiveness of the comments.

Buzzfeed has examples of the user's past submissions and comments, including reaction from journalists who are surprised at CNN's justification: https://www.buzzfeed.com/davidmack/hanassholesolo

Given that the user allegedly posted things such as a CNN roster with stars of David for certain people on that roster, and other anti-Semitic content, CNN would be well within its prerogative to publicize the user's alleged history of anti-Semitism toward the media, which would further add discredit to the president tweeting the user's content. That CNN agreed to leave the guy alone after the apology is quite surprising in this day and age.
I once posited this video as answer to "what does the project management group do all day?" and giggled more than was appropriate while watching it over his shoulder. Great video! Underrated.
Back in 2013 or so HotChips had a presentation from some dude from DARPA about chip development at and after the end of Moore's law scaling. It probably was the most prophetic tech talk I've ever seen. Your comment could essentially be a quote straight out of it.

Anyway, for me the rub comes in with the fact that historically it's taken a really long time for mainstream software to exploit new instruction sets or architectures.
Oh come on, really? That's just plain, unfunded bashing.

If it's the most insecure OS, then tell me some unknown vulnerability, on the spot. See, you don't know one, so it's gotta be at least a bit secure...
But who built and spun it?
The phrase "The phrase X should be banned" should be banned.
Even if they hit their production targets, everything hinges on how well and how soon they can get their autnomous feature to work. If Google gets theirs to work and into a production car before Tesla does it will be tough for Tesla. Until then the stock will have good momentum.
I really have to hand it to the OpenBSD folks. They really have their release and deprecation cycles nailed down pretty well. I also enjoy the fact that they seem (to me at least) to rip some of old and clunky bits out sooner than others.

It would actually be pretty interesting to see a timeline of all the things OpenBSD has removed over the years.
My number one advice is to not accept "No". Someone out there has an answer for you. Keep asking, educating yourself, searching.

Dr. Srinivasan in Seattle did my spinal fusion. She's the best. http://seattleneuro.com/about_dr-srinivasan/

If you are trying to find a neurosurgeon near you... Ask Srinivasan for a referral. Or find other doctors that learned, practiced, taught where she did (birds of a feather).
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if you have to ask - you won't get far.

They told you what they want - now go build something in your vision. Once you have users they will tell you what they want.
They could move forward very very slowly
It is not physically simple to quit addictive drugs. It depends on the drug. Even alcohol is not simple to quit, depending on the person: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delirium_tremens
Exactly. I always have to make this clear to people. The conscious mind is incapable of fast arithmetic, but the subconscious mind is amazingly capable. It's doing complex, freebase (relative vs static) calculations constantly. The ability to track and accurately move your limbs with a non-determined base point with a few hundred nanosecond-millesecond latency (proactive) or 150-250ms latency (responsive) is without compare.

Just look at machines that don't do precalculated movements (ASIMO, but even many of its patterns are prepared; Boston Dynamics robots, etc) versus those that do (industrial assembly line robots) and it gap is insanely wide. And even then, the dynamic bots are doing maybe one or two things at a time (walk, stop, pickup, walk, drop) nothing complex or integrated.
For it to really be equivalent to eye contact, the car needs to somehow signal that it is aware of the pedestrian and their intent.
There is an example app written in JS: https://github.com/contrarian/redux-transform/tree/master/ex...
That is not what I'm saying. I'm saying you can get users to see your site without having to rely on Google. There is no reason to expect that you would be able to get the same users.
Ditto. I had to open in incognito.
Florence Nightingale saved people with her grasp of numbers
This is not limited to Slovakia. Mauritius and South Africa also struggled for years before getting back control of their TLD (but they eventually did). And quite a few African countries have the same problem, it seems.
I don't believe I am overshooting. I am pursuing this conversation thread in light of the original claim; that the brain is incredibly good at math. I just wanted to poke at this statement a bit, to show that if you accept this claim (that the brain is "incredibly good at math" based on its inherent structure), it opens the door to a whole other discussion around what constitutes computation.

In sum, I was just trying to see through what angle OP was framing their point.
"Overbuild" has a specific definition. It means to lay fiber within another company's footprint, not to build with excess capacity.
iPhone may soon have face tracking technology
A comment below explains exactly this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14699219
I see. Apparently those are in zsh-users, not oh-my-zsh.

https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
Or as an alternative: https://github.com/Eriner/zim/
I still think you are responding to a comment two levels up from mine. I entered the thread saying that as a "moral leader" owning slaves reflected badly on Jefferson[1] - Certainly, the fact that slavery was allowed by the constitution made it less of a good document, but if you note, I didn't say that owning slaves diminished his role as an author of the constitution; I only said that owning slaves diminished his standing as a moral leader. Of course, writing a constitution that accepted and protected slavery diminishes his standing as someone who wrote an important document on the road towards progress, because even by the standards of the time, that was not particularly progressive.

I personally wonder how necessary a constitution is for a functional republic; it is supposed to protect the rights of the minority, but I'm not sure the historical evidence comes out in that direction.

To more directly address the question, I honestly don't know. My first instinct is to exclude the south. Of course, that excludes most of the founders. But think of what an industrial powerhouse we would have had to become to survive, without the agricultural money. Would we have made it without them and the agricultural money, which mattered a lot more back then? would they have joined us in a more peaceful sort of way? Would we have ended up conquering them anyhow, and perhaps subjugating them in a way that ended up being better than what happened during our timeline, the appeasement in the name of unification? I don't know.

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14698270
how hard is for you to live frugally for 10 years and what is your perspective after those 10 years.
You haven't checked Google Trends lately, apparently....
No comment to its quality, but it's pretty ballsy to piggy-back on a thread talking about a $100B/yr industry being "mostly a scam" to promote your app :)
It's only an explanation if you accept that the internet was better back in the day. And I was there, too, and I don't buy it :)
> Blockchain is hot these days

More for the media than real development.

> willing to hire enthusiastic people with 0 blockchain experience

Perhaps you should fill your Github with some fun blockchain projects?
Even with IMAP, you can secure messages by moving them to local folders. And with multiple devices, you can move a different set of messages to each device. You can also move messages back to the inbox, in order to share with another device.

I used to be a POP fanatic, mostly because I didn't like the idea of leaving copies on the server. But then, the NSA probably logs everything, so hey.
Brother man, I started out with FreeBASIC and (for some reason) Perl when I was 8 or 9. I really don't think it matters too much.
The AHA coconut oil nonsense is just the start of it.
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sed works on stdin by default (see third example) so there shouldn't be a need to pipe from /dev/stdin, and line anchors should still work.

$ cat myfile
foo foo
baz baz
$ cat foo.sh
#!/bin/sh
sed 's/^foo/bar/;s/^baz/foobar/'
$ ./foo.sh < myfile
bar foo
foobar baz

Depending on your expression, you may want to use -E to get POSIX ERE syntax.
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? Why are all the examples in the middle so I have to page past them to find out what options are available? It is such a mess.

Maybe that was the point and I'm just joke_explainer. Or maybe we have a legit disagreement about what makes a good man page.
Most of them are. Feel free to ping me directly with the role you are interested in and I can make sure.
The nice thing about a car with Autopilot is that it makes driving in heavy traffic less stressful. You still lose the time, but the trip is almost as relaxing as being a passenger during heavy traffic.
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True, but rsync is not the remote version of sync, so I don't think it counts.
"The same is even more true of the US, I did the math out in an earlier HN post, IIRC it comes out to something ridiculous like double or triple all current residential electric usage on a yearly basis."

In NYC, we get uncomfortably close to peak electrical capacity on hot summer days, to the point where the utilities beg us to reduce consumption (e.g., e-mails at work saying the power company is asking us to turn off computers and lights that we aren't using). Even at night, people are running their air conditioners full blast. When we've maxed out the nuclear and gas power plants, we fire up the dirty, old oil-fired power plants as the generators of last resort.

I can't imagine NYC being able to convert a significant number of cars to electric with the existing power infrastructure.
No it doesn't. It explains what the three as a group do; what I'm asking is, what's the difference between these three? Why did we need three separate commands? When (in the pre-SSH days) would you use one versus the others?
Being charitable, he might mean sunlight.
Would love to learn more about the activities or structural issues that led to getting the surgery. Also, what were the types of things you heard over 10 years (or treatments you attempted) before getting the surgery? Basically, would love to hear your story / more details here - thanks :)
Yes, there is that. But in reality, the NSA arguably has copies of everything. Or at least, metadata. And it almost certainly retains copies of all encrypted messages.
I'm guessing due to the wealth of GUI frameworks available for C++.
Yeah, that's the go-to answer for slow runtimes...

In this case, "5-10% just isn't that much" may be the better excuse. Since Kotlin runs on the same jvm, it is a subset of Java, and therefore impossible for Kotlin to create code (and achieve speeds) that Java couldn't match.

In practice, Kotlin should asymptotically approach the performance of best-practice Java code, with possible performance improvements when it can correct unoptimised code, or implements new Java features without requiring any manual refactoring.
Don't be limited by browser plugins. The only limit is yourself.
Yes, they are rich people lanes, although cars like the leaf and the bolt make them more accessible to "middle" class people compared to a tesla for most people an electric car isn't practical and would have to be a secondary vehicle for only commuting which again makes it for rich people. Although, like many laws in California, it seems like a good idea to promote electric cars, allowing them to use the carpool infrastructure just doesn't seem like a good plan.
My recommendations for fixing back pain or a slip disc.
1. If you are a man, get a smaller wallet, don't be sitting on a thick wallet.
2. If you are in a crappy job that annoys you, then quit or get fired. Some back pain is psychosomatic.
3. Lose about 20 pounds. (I was in great weight lifting shape, but had kinda of looked like a line backer.)
4. Yoga
5. Running
6. Standing desk

4 and 5 are free. The medical industrial complex can't make money by telling you to go to yoga or run. They would rather preform surgery or give a patient drugs. Unfortunately, people take the easy route.

I have been free of back pain for nearly 14 years. Sure some of it comes back here and there but it goes away with stretches, exercise and proper sitting / standing awareness.
Probably the last reason I had to use rcp from a machine like Linux or FreeBSD was Solaris.

It used to be stupidly annoying to get ssh up and running on Solaris machines. rcp was one of the few ways to get the appropriate bits into place so that you could bootstrap ssh and sshd.
Hilarious! Thank you.
This study is bogus because they didn't analyze cause of death or account for the reason for using PPI.

H2 blockers and PPIs are often not prescribed for the same things. For many serious diseases PPIs are commonly prescribed as a secondary medication (eg with Plavix) where H2 blockers would make no sense. That's why the group sizes differ greatly.
Empirical is more correct, though I was trying to make an allusion to "The great republic experiment."
https://github.com/paragonie/chronicle

> Chronicle allows trusted clients to send data to be included in an immutable, auditable, cryptographic permanent record.
Yeah, my wife was sent to an acupuncturist as a sort of last resort when everything else had failed. She was more than happy to go and assumed it would help. She was sent to the UCLA East/West center, which is supposed to be top-of-the-line in the field. The instructions they gave her didn't even make sense. In addition to getting poked with needles, there was a lot of very vaguely described things she was supposed to do. It was so weird I can hardly remember most of it, but they had a special diet they wanted her to start. It involved such specifics as "avoid foods that invite dampness." We didn't know what that meant, but they had a helpful chart of examples, like lettuce. WTF? What does that even mean? They also suggested she take orange rinds, but didn't specify how she was supposed to take them. Should she just eat them raw? Put them in tea? Grind them up in something? And what type of oranges?

Calling it a "medical technique" or even "alternative medicine" was ludicrous. It wasn't even coherent.
I've never had to program so efficiently where this kind of thing would matter - only ever optimizing for readability and correctness in terms of bugs.

For people who do, do you enjoy performance optimization or does it get tedious?
If it still held. "The free lunch is over" [1], and has been for years now.

[1]:http://www.gotw.ca/publications/concurrency-ddj.htm
25 years ago I was using an Amiga 3000 with a 25 MHz 68030 CPU and 8 MB of RAM. It feels pretty distant to me. A lot has changed in that time.

And, OpenSSH isn't even 20 years old, so it's actually not been that long. SSH was 1995, that's probably the beginning of the ssh epoch and the beginning of the end of the rsh age.
Not sure that's really a relevant factor. A 2012 source I found said that from 1973 to 2011, productivity grew by 80%, but wages only 4%, and total compensation 10.7% - that's a bit more, but it's still much closer to wage growth than to productivity growth.

Annualised, that's productivity 1.55%, wage 0.1%, total comp 0.25%.

http://www.epi.org/blog/real-hourly-wage-growth-last-generat...
Or http://zom.bo if you want infinite possibilities but have a finite amount of time to type.
Opening it up in incognito mode on the iPhone doesn't seem to work.
There have been some recent experiments and proposals looking for discreteness of space:

http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2015/12/what-fermilabs-holo...

https://www.space.com/29629-quantum-foam-bubbly-universe-sea...
Current network conditions and device hardware on the other end of the call supported video for the first call, but not for the second?
You asked when Europe was mostly at sleep. At least most of the ones doing that much.

In Berlin this is a quite high salary. However, I do know a few people who are doing 100+

It's mostly CEO, COO, CTOs at startups after their B rounds. It's also good B2B Sales people. But I also know developers who make this much.

Side note:
This is huge in Berlin and as some mentioned before you already covered health care etc.
They can also use screen resolution, fonts you have loaded, plugin versions, canvas serial number, your gpu, and a whole lot of other cross browser things.
> You own your domain name in the same sense that you own any property in a society where governments have overwhelming force at their disposal.

You might as well say "...in any society." If a government doesn't claim a monopoly on violence, someone else will.