skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The way you get people to not care about real Nazis is to cry wolf every time you encounter a political position you don't like.

If we apply those same standards to antifa, they too are a violent, irrational hatemob with blood on their hands. The only difference is they have nice excuses about how it's ok when they do it because of systemic oppression. Even as they wield establishment power against their opponents.

Neonazis are not a significant threat. An abandonment of enlightenment values due to media induced hysteria is. We already saw what passes for unacceptable speech with Damore, even if it's eminently reasonable and moderate. The same people who can whip up a giant shitstorm over nothing are now saying you should trust them in knowing what fascism is.

No thank you. If you justify the means with the ends, you enable people who thrive in such an environment, and they are far more dangerous and insidious than a neonazi clearly advertising being an intolerant twat.
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Is there any evidence this attack was planned or inspired by an ideology, rather than simply an act of rage or fear?
Founder Friendly? No thanks
gOS#> vim /home/jam/todo.txt

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It worked out for Facebook and PHP so maybe that is why they want to give it a try.
Is this built on electron or a native toolkit?
>>> Congratulations! You've learned 90% of what you need to know about

The next 90% will be to learn that Make breaks when having tabs and spaces in the same file, and your developers all use slightly different editors that will mix them up all the time.
> I'm a graphic designer, so for me everything is Client/YYMM-Project/_FINAL/YYMM-COLLATERAL-NAME

> Within each project there is a _PROCESS folder with a _ELEMENTS subfolder for pieces the client has given me to work with.

Out of curiosity, why do you have the year/month in the names of both the project folder and the collateral file?

And why do you start the names of your final/process/elements folders with underscores?
Either work for a company building their product or consult with someone to build them their product. Don't work for a company that consults for someone to build their product.
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How does this communicate with Skype, they don't have an open API that I'm aware of?
no, there would be different seats for different people, smaller for shorter people, bigger for taller, capacity would stay same and everyone would have same level of comfort

currently i pay same price as my 36cm shorter wife, so she has luxurious leg space and i suffer. it could be easily resolved if her seat would moved closer to seat in front of her and they could seat someone tall behind her. now i would be fine paying more becausei am heavier than she and there is nothing we can do about it but that would be at least rational, pay for each kg same as with luggage, but current system giving short people lot of space while they pay same as me and i suffer is not fair and i am subsidizing them with my leg space, while they get extra inches they don't need because airlines are not flexible
Using the phrase "echo chamber" doesn't make you alt-right, suggesting so just closes down an avenue of discussion which then leads to more division.
If you look at the filename examples, there seems to be an implicit suggestion of naming a group of related files using a common prefix.

If one needs to distinguish groups of files, why not just put them in directories? That's the reason directories exist, no?

I can somewhat understand if some (bad) software is written to look for files only in a single directory and you have to put everything there. But otherwise, it seems pretty pointless to use a common prefix and make filenames longer.
Yes, when I travel for personal reasons, as I said.

But over 95% of my flights are for work and there I have no choice.
The thing is that airlines don't always honour it if a big person buys two seats. They might admit another passenger last-minute, and then you paid for two full-price tickets and still have only one seat. It's not like big people enjoy the experience any more than you do. I'm thin myself, but blaming overweight people for terrible airline policies and other things beyond their control is not cool.

See https://twitter.com/i/moments/887384300081098752 for an account of what it's like.
You can do that w/o external tools, at least in bash. Just set HISTTIMEFORMAT. see man bash.
No, I meant that bringing this fact as an argument is weird: I'm not arguing that there's a productivity drop, I'm saying that it's only temporary.

Furthermore, I have a few years of RAD development experience, and I know as well as you do that not everything may be coded with a couple of mouse clicks. As soon as you hit the business logic, you need to use the keyboard, you need to devise algorithms, you need to evaluate their complexities, and you need to code them down.

That being said, even just getting used to a new language gives you new insights about coding practices.
Nothing has changed. AMP does not make Google's tracking more pervasive?
Yeah, and you can't turn it off.

https://twitter.com/m8urnett/status/866353982217699328

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14389441
There's no copyright violation by a browser refusing to load obnoxious css elements... it's more akin to an adblocker also blocking objoxious garbage.
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You create an actor that performs an operation and simply kill it if you want to cancel that operation. Promises/futures with cancellable contexts are equivalent to actors.
Common Lisp comes to mind (ducks) ;)
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Uhm. Are we looking at the same image?

Not sure where you think AMP is coming into this? Those results seem relevant to me?
> there is a time and place to analyze ideas destructive to open society

Just like there's a time and place to question the war effort, right? Besides, some people want closed borders, not an open society - why should only ideas that favour openness be allowed?
One of the benefits I see for this approach is the possibility to handle spaces in filenames (AFAIK very difficult with gnumake). Sadly the provided function does not accept spaces in filenames.
Interesting, thanks for the tips.
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Today I received an email with a "tournament" of a company for hire process, they want 200 developers in a room the full day, working in some solutions and in the end they will select a few to work for their company earning $100k/y.

I don't think that's something a people should do these days, this looks more gladiator stuff... what is your thoughts?
What did Charlottesville have to do with speech? They ran over a young woman with a car.

Can you prevent violence by preventing speech? Yes, for sure, but where do you draw the line?

If nothing else, I hope trump's presidency teaches us all that the government should not be the one to decide what's ok to say.

those who willingly give up freedom for safety will end up with neither.
Regarding DAG: tsort (1) sorts input lines by interpreting them as a list of edges. I guess that's what you where referring to when you said "cumbersome" :)

$ cat > f
a c
a d
b c
^D
$ tsort f
a
b
d
c
> Is it not clear that free speech as a practical tactic, not only as an abstract principle, demands defense of the rights of all who are attacked in order to obtain the rights of any?
well you have also right to fart, burp and do other things but we have something called manners, you know, for situations where your can legally annoy other people, usually normal people try to be nice to each other and not be dicks like reclining seat if there is behind me 2m tall person

if you think just because you have right to do something it's ok to do it i feel sorry for people around you
> The only "unusual" things I'm seeing

And then proceeds to list almost the entirety of the Makefile
> And yes there IS a difference between lefties and Nazis masking up: Lefties, generally, don't kill.

I'm sorry, you're saying that you're ok with beatings and violence as long as nobody dies?
>Faced with a choice between discomfort and higher fares, most travelers choose discomfort

That's really bad. Down here in Europe, most good airlines have gone bankrupt, with people preferring budget carries with their shitty service. And even there, i usually pay as little as $25 or so to get emergency exit row with great (~36") pitch as opposed to standard 29"! Seats - just 12 per plane - are nearly always available! People absolutely vote with their money for the service as shitty as it gets. And that's not because they don't have money - they travel more and more, airlines are booming - they are just that scrappy and don't respect themselves. Bad.

I may sound like a commie but at times i feel that the government must step in and mandate some decent minimum standard of service, like minimum seat width not being narrower than standard on 737 (to prevent airlines from squeezing 8 in a row on 767 or 10 in a row on 777), and minimum 32" pitch. It would be impossible for any particular airline but will be easy for them as a whole. With tickets being so ultra cheap as they are now, nobody will even mention the extra 10 euros per leg or so.
I know two people at Dropbox that I could talk to... That's how programmers do it, anyway.
>> Being poor is wondering if your well-off sibling is lying when he says he doesn’t mind when you ask for help.

That's not real poverty. If any well-off person cares about you even a little bit then you are not poor because you have an emergency lifeline.

A real poor person won't hesitate to beg for money, especially from a family member (easier than begging on the streets).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban
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There are next to none good learning resources on Makefiles. Most are extremely tersely written, have next to no description of how various parts tie together and assume everyone builds C/C++.
Again anyone can create their own website

Sure, but of necessity you'd also need to be your own host, which gets expensive.
A heuristic is always an algorithm. What's important is what is it a heuristic for and what is it an algorithm for (by which I mean: what function does it approximate and compute, respectively).

If algorithm A is a heuristic for f(x), what we really mean by that is something like "A is an algorithm for g(x), where g(x) ~= f(x) with an epsilon small enough to be useful for all x" or "A is an algorithm of g(x), where g(x) = f(x) for some x (hopefully most of the values of x we care about)".
This was like 6 years ago :) If i remember correctly it was https://www.yubico.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Yubico_Whi...

I had a blog post some time ago - https://varamashvili.blogspot.com/2012/09/using-yubikey-with...

I should note that currently i'm thinking to migrate to OTP and use brain-string (password that i remember) for filevault and mac login. I will try using OTP for sudo, maybe keychain, will try to add gpg subkey there and see how it'll go.
I'm in favour of net neutrality, and believe that ISPs should be common carriers just like phone companies. Physical infrastructure should be covered by common carrier rules as not discriminate (in the broad sense) between content. Maybe content types, for efficiency purposes, but not the content itself.

Publishing platforms explicitly manage content. They provide tools to create, edit, transform and manage content. They provide facilities to control content distribution and subscription. That's clearly a different class of service. You can't reasonably argue that a service that actually facilitates the creation and routing of content can't influence what content is created or routed. They already do so explicitly in their choice and design of tooling.
Not really, Win7 is still far more stable, and the UI is still far superior. Also, the spying doesn't come close to Win10 as MS can't violate the TOS.
The statistics disagree. US air travel is at an all-time high: https://www.rita.dot.gov/bts/sites/rita.dot.gov.bts/files/pu...
"Amazing Embedded User Operations Engineer Offer Letter" - really? This has been talked to death on HN, however I still can't help but get reminded of Dan Lyons' experience at HubSpot[1] every time I see language like that in official/semi-official documents.

[1] http://fortune.com/disrupted-excerpt-hubspot-startup-dan-lyo...
the problem with the word privilege is that well it catches people who were in many ways not privileged, and those people are probably going through life with pretty big chips on their shoulders about how they were screwed over by their environment. Reminding them that hey you could have had it worse is like when rich people tell poor people hey in generations past you couldn't have a big screen TV so don't worry, be happy.

In the context of the white privilege list you give I match 2, although I would add another two which is that while I can certainly remember all the times I was pulled over for nothing and while I might have been hassled for hours with a dozen cops threatening me before being let go I was let go at the end and not killed - these things are really part of the white privilege which I have.

But I spend more time going around being pissed off about all the times I was pulled over for nothing and not thanking my lucky stars I was white and got to stay alive, which is why I don't feel like I had it that great and your hectoring tone of course makes me mad because 'remembering the last time you got pulled over for nothing', yeah I remember the first time, pretty much was one of the defining moments of my life really. thanks for the reminder. I remember the times in between that and the last time. I remember the last time, had to stand in the snow for a couple hours which I was walking through to get to my parent's house to have the only food I would have that day. But the food was gone by the time I got home.

I realize I have a benefit in being white, I just had a lot of other disadvantages that most of the other people I was around didn't.
Some sources/examples would go a long way towards legitimizing that picture - without them, it's just a made-up flowchart, sorry.
>>Who determines whether something is destructive to society?

This is a key question people want to avoid

Every group has their own idea as to what is destructive to society, Ask Anti-fa they will tell it is the White Supremacists, Ask the White Supremacists and they will tell you it is Anti-fa

Ask me and I will tell you it is both...

Ask Christians and they will give you a whole list of speech that is destructive,

Ask Atheists and they will give you a whole list of speech that is destructive,

Ask <insert group>, and they will give you a whole list of speech that is destructive,

So who is right? None of them.... not even me.

What is actually destructive to society is Censorship... Both by government and by society at large
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It presumably will, however be somewhat easier than being on the space station, which people have managed for over a year with relatively few adverse effects.

Of course, these are the best of the best, specifically selected because they are focused and driven, but we aren't going to be sending just anyone to mars either.

Its difficult to fathom quite how much there is to do in space. Astronauts aren't sitting around, but constantly performing maintenance and fielding science requests from all the world's top researchers.

Consider additionally people living about a nuclear submarine have similar freedoms, and there are many that willingly get back on board even when their mandated time is up because its not a terrible job. Some things the human psyche can work around when you have a constant supply of mental stimulation and a fulfilling life.
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> I'm having a hard time thinking of a use case for complex data structures in a build script. Can you give a real world example?

Look at how a modern build system (like qbs) organizes the build. It builds a declarative object graph describing the project and maps that to a dependency graph where each node can be a relatively complex object ("compile C++ file X using flags Y" or "link LargeSetOfFiles") annotated with modification data (like input file hashes). (Then it compares the dependency graph to what is found on the system and creates a list of commands to execute in order to bring whatever is on the system to the desired state, i.e. create an up to date build).
It's tragic that, apparently, this observation of history is not taught in schools anymore.
Hitler didn't take over Germany because he had the best words. He was enabled, among other things, by complicit Bavarian judges who refused to lop off his head for treason.
I think you mean a ChipTAN generator.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_authentication_num...
Until they're tired of giving you money and you don't have a lifeline anymore.
pseudo

sudo is something different
British airways PE is actually not that bad. It's not as good as Cathay Pacific's but the hard product is quite good. Pitch is 38 inch (same as Cathay's) so it's good enough, it's not that wide at 18.5 inch (1 inch less than CX) but better than a coach seat.
I think you're right about that. I wonder if the best ways to avoid burnout, is to work on how you handle specifically these decision situations.

In other words, finding a way to deal with low certainty situations might be key, compared to just dealing with huge amounts of rote work.
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i know many people that had the exact same hope. Unfortunately i very strongly doubt that apple would let that happen...
Title needs to be changed. This is not a patent. It is a publication of a patent application.

See the linked pdf: "Patent Application Publication"
It's all fun and games while your commands basically look like

target:
invoke-some-tool

And then, in a bigger project, you start dealing with dependencies. Exclusions. Code generation. Config-dependent builds. Dev vs stage vs prod. Sub-projects. Invocation of tools depending on other tools. Pipelines. Toolchains.

Then Makefiles quickly devolve into an incomprehensible undebuggable nightmare with arcane syntax rules and behaviours. It doesn't help that there are next to none good resources on Makefiles.
tup sounds similar to qbs. I found qbs to be a most amazing C++ build system, it's the only one I used that is

1) reasonably easy to use
2) very fast
3) very correct

Most build systems fail 3), usually 2) and often also 1).
well realistically you only need to get the governments of the UN to agree which is a little less daunting. I can easily imaging taking the Sahara, Siberia, the interior of Australia, and the steppe would get us a good chunk of the way there. Adding on the amazon might be possible with effort.

Of course, these areas have substantial mineral/oil deposits that make the current political situtation difficult. But it's not outside of the realms of possibility that this may eventually stop being the case, such as how Britain's one ubiquitous coal mines are all closed now.
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I wouldn't. Even just the design of the tools they provide to facilitate communication influence what content can be created and how it is created. How can Facebook be a common carrier when it has age restrictions on accounts and makes choices about what languages and scripts it supports? If it were a common carrier, it would be unable to filter or limit the dustribution of pornography, for example. Should the be coerced by legislation to drop all such restrictions? If they should then what about private forums and bulletin boards? They provide essentially the same kinds of service? I just don't see how that approach is at all tennable.
Overall, I feel like with the success of Go and Kotlin, having an easy to learn language definitely wins. Faster runtime speed might be a bigger 'market' than wanting fast compile times, which matters if you have a large enough codebase. I do wish Scala native was further along, and if the language was going to get simpler, it would focus more on native speed than compilation time. Quite a few Scala compiler releases have made big strides in compilation times, to the extent that java vs scala compilation times I feel are the same or well worth the cost, so this has been and will be an ongoing effort. The Java group is also working on being native, so we will likely see Java native when it gets there.
> Now, everybody has a choice to choose his own seat class.

Not really. Right now if you need 5% more leg-space, you need to upgrade to business class, and pay 300% more for your ticket. That's not what I would call "a choice".
Facebook should be careful about the news they're promoting (in the "trending articles" part). But they should remain neutral when they're acting as a pipe for people's posts.
The thing that annoys me about white privilege is that it is such a US centric thing. You can be poor and discriminated against as a white person by other white people just because you happen to live on the other side of a secterian split. All these things apply in those situations and you don't need to have black or brown skin to experience them. The common factors are being discriminated against and being poor.
This mechanism of any form of blowback against extremists only making them stronger keeps being repeated, but there is absolutely no data supporting it.

There is, however, plenty of data supporting the opposite: almost all other democracies have strikter limits on hate speech, and none of them have devolved into dictatorships.

Indeed, one could argue that the US ran a pretty successful campaign to suppress Nazi hate speech almost immediately after it was invented.
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I'm amused that Elixir feels like the best language I've ever used, and yet I can't tell you why. I love (most) everything about it. It's kind of like trying to say you should meet my best friend Bob; no matter how much I tell you about Bob, you'd still have to meet him yourself to form your own opinion.
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I find it hilarious that you're downvoted for "tall people should pay for economy plus" while "fat people should pay for two seats" is near the top of this very discussion. As a tall and thin person, shame!
It is a noble sentiment that bears remembering. Although, we should ruminate on what it means in a world of attention span saturation, where competing ideas are essentially DDoSed. If you look in depth at cult deprogramming techniques, there is a danger to isolation and concentration of ideas.
Also worth noting, this really only applies to people living in US, and to some extent Western Europe. Lots of people in Eastern and Central Europe are white, but far less privileged in terms of the chances given, living conditions and personal freedom compared to pretty much any American citizen regardless of skin color. To each his own problems always seem the biggest & hardest, but it's important to stay aware of the wider perspective...
That is certainly one definition and use case of heuristics.

Another example might be the travelling salesman problem, where we know how to calculate the exact solution for every instance, but it is prohibitively expensive (unless P=NP). There are a number of heuristics that "can find solutions for extremely large problems (millions of cities) within a reasonable time which are with a high probability just 2–3% away from the optimal solution" (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem)

In that case, you can always come up with a solution, it's just not always the best solution.