skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The best sports and social clubs I've been a member of generally try to avoid too many political games although they are nominally democratic.

Club politics is generally tiresome, few people join a tennis club or hackerspace to play politics, they want to play tennis or make things.
Is that the case? Is this what's happening with Litecoin?
any other language?
Python and lisp would be interesting.
The key thing that made the HP48 work in spite of its latency is that the behavior was completely predictable. You could press a long key sequence faster than the GUI could react, but each keypress would be interpreted as if the GUI had kept up. So you could press an arrow key several times to navigate through a menu or dialog box that hadn't been drawn yet. The input event buffer was large enough to handle almost any input sequence that you could actually memorize.

On a PC, the latency is both less predictable in occurrence and in how it is handled, so when a window is unexpectedly slow to appear, you have to notice and wait rather than continue to type, otherwise your input may be sent to the wrong window.
Not strictly the creators, but the operators. Miners could operate Lightning Network nodes for example.
> Men only dominate positions that have high income in the beauty industry. Follows directly the predictive model as stated above.

Nope. There are two predictive models, one that men were "forced" to take higher paying programming jobs, for which you've offered no support, and the other is that they worked to exclude women and recast it as "men's work", which is thoroughly detailed in the article with interviews, studies and specific mechanisms.

You attempted to discount the latter theory by citing the beauty industry, where you said it "would sound exceptional" if women were putting up barriers to men. This assumption is fatally flawed, as it is men who dominate the higher-paying jobs in the beauty industry. Thus it carries no weight as a counterexample, and we are again left to contemplate the total lack of support for your preferred predictive model.

You now seem to have regressed to talking about consumer preferences, a non-sequitur. This in no way contradicts the "men's work" theory, since the work here is running companies, not purchasing their products. You also again claim that no data or experiments have been offered to support the theory, when in fact the article cited data and studies, as I called your attention to. This smacks of willful ignorance.

Finally you state that men face pressure to make money. However you must admit that this does not in any way refute the theory that men place obstacles to women's access to higher-paying jobs. Thus it remains possible that our positions are compatible: that men face greater pressure to earn income, and thus have a strong incentive to exclude women from competition.
Make has no memory so it can't remember things. It simply compares the dates of files. If a dependency is newer than a target the target is rebuilt.

If you want to keep some kind of memory you have to build and keep track of it yourself.

But the problem you point at is simply poor design. It is not a normal occurrence for system header files to move around like you state. If they do, a full rebuild is indeed required. It shouldn't so often that that is an issue.
In my experience (have served in a few of these) it's hard enough to find one person willing serve in each organizational position. Contested elections are almost never seen.
Even the soul is soluble in alcohol.
Does Naltrexone work better than AA meetings?
NUCs are pretty standard for how many people are testing bare metal installations on the cheap. It's what we use in the labs at CoreOS.

This looks like an opinionated installation for an actual bare metal cluster complete with anycast mirrors of popular registries. Minikube is only really good for running in a VM locally.
Hey Michael, good to see you around :)
Thanks both of you, I didn't notice this.
Bullshit. There's polarization between whether the authoritarian crackdown should primarily police business/capital, or people with the wrong identities, or more concerningly, both.
Never before could a woman open an app and literally have hundreds of men at her door within minutes (all while men struggle to get a single match). This has created such an imbalance that the women are able to reject roughly the bottom 80% of men leaving most men struggling to get the attention of the bottom 20% of women.

And yes, there are lots of men with shortcomings, physical ones, that have rendered them out of the modern dating pool whereas in the past they would have met an equivalent woman. That's no longer the case as that equivalent woman can demand a much higher quality man -- there's an unlimited supply of men to pick from.
Watching a Box of Takeout Teeter on the Edge
What do you think of our new method for sharing/generating genetic data?
Supreme Court asked to nullify the Google trademark
I was speaking recently to a student of mine who lives in Singapore (for the last 4 years) and asked him about this air pollution / haze issue; he said it is has become less bad over the last few years.
Show HN: GPU Direct RDMA Out-Of-Band Tensor Transport for TensorFlow
#3 168 points 7h IOCCC Flight Simulator

#72 280 points 6h Poland's oldest university denies Google's right to patent Polish coding concept

(had to scroll to middle of 3rd page)

(and it's #1 on Algolia 24hs top)

Makes sense, perfectly explainable.
I thought that was a considered a feature, not a bug....
I sort of agree with this but we’ve always loved and looked after eachother as well as murdered eachother. It’s up to all of us what we cultivate and what we see in others.

“Gradually it was disclosed to me that the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either -- but right through every human heart -- and through all human hearts. This line shifts. Inside us, it oscillates with the years. And even within hearts overwhelmed by evil, one small bridgehead of good is retained. And even in the best of all hearts, there remains ... an unuprooted small corner of evil.” - Alexander Solzhenitzen
Could you elaborate on this November fork? I've asked for input here - https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrencies/comments/6uyz9k/wi...
Giving credit where due -- postGIS depends on Proj4 for coordinate projections: http://trac.osgeo.org/proj/
Dyslexics Untie!
Buffett and Munger both say that there are less opportunities because they have so much cash to invest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpzrHPYWojY
They were popular before they were mass market.
The point isn't to answer the question correctly. It's to show how you think through the problem.

That's what people always say. Like, as if they actually tell from 1 or 2 of these goofy whiteboarding sessions.

It seems the most they can actually glean from these sessions is, "Huh, looks like their problem-solving approach is different from mine. Plus, they come in not having the advantage of having the solution already ready-baked and laid-out for them, in whatever interviewing guide it was I found this problem. Doesn't that suck for them? Not to mention being under pressure from doing way too many, generally carelessly orchestrated interview tracks (in their non-existent spare time) while being stuck in some job they're anxious to quit. And getting distracted by me diddling with my cell phone while they're doing headstands for me. Gosh, why is it so hard to find decent candidates, these days?"
ASMR.SH  one track that feels good every day
To be fair, the dynamic range in incomes probably is isn't that great and it's in a large multi-cultural city.
The End of Alzheimer's: First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline
Just got an email from Dr Perlmutter recommending a new book of Dr Dale Bredesen who published various articles before about a very successful treatment for early Alzheimer.

The book is available of Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/End-Alzheimers-Program-Prevent-Cognitive/dp/0735216207/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1503270462&sr=1-1&keywords=The+End+of+Alzheimer%27s%3A+The+First+Program+to+Prevent+and+Reverse+Cognitive+Decline
Wealth and Family in the New India
"The trouble with socialism is that it takes up too many evenings." -Wilde

That's the problem with democracy. It's hard work.
No, it's still more profitable to mine BCH even considering the transaction fees, see the home page of fork.lol: http://fork.lol/

The graph you linked is not considering block difficulty.
"No more hypocritical than extending an offer to the person who offered to help me"

I did not think you were serious, and I apologize for poaching now that I know you were serious. I thought you were joking.

There are many cases for free markets than you seem to be worried about. I am not trying to hide the fact that people can use Tor and the internet to do things they should not do. The good outweighs the bad. I'm sorry you have such a sour disposition on our project but frankly it doesn't matter. You're a lot of bark and no bite.

Neither OB1 nor OpenBazaar is anybody's "lifeline", most of us gave things up in order to work on what we believe in. We're all fortunate enough to be able to do such a thing and in no way are relying on it to survive.
OMG - are you okay? Do you need a grievance counselor? Go ahead and take the rest of the work week off (looking at you, google grrls).
> I won't speak for others, but I discarded the idea of ever using Ceylon when I learned that Gavin King was involved with it. I won't go into why--a simple Google search will easily allow people to make up their own minds--but suffice it to say that I don't find him professional enough to rely on a project that he leads.

Hibernate and EJB3 were both lead by Gavin and are widely used. Hibernate, in particular, was massively successful too.
Oh man, it's very tragic that Sam has not updated his website.

Stop us? How do you propose to do that?

Edit: Also I implore anybody that thinks Sam is a "spook" to speak with him on Slack or Reddit. He is one of the smartest libertarian thinkers I've personally met. It's genuinely funny to think he might be an undercover narc or something.
This was touched upon heavily in the book 'The Righteous Mind' by Jonathan Haidt, an amazing book if you're interested in this sort of thing and part of Bill Gate's reading list where I first found it.

This quote (by Bertrand Russell) stood out: "Social cohesion is a necessity, and mankind has never yet succeeded in enforcing cohesion by merely rational arguments. Every community is exposed to two opposite dangers: ossification through too much discipline and reverence for tradition, on the one hand; and on the other hand, dissolution, or subjection to foreign conquest, through the growth of individualism and personal experience that makes cooperation impossible."
I have a question. How come the brouhaha is always about tech jobs but never about bricklaying?

As a corollary, how come it's always okay that there are far more female nurses but immediately sexism when it comes to less females in tech?
Actually, for a couple who earn about the same each, there is a marriage penalty:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/04/16/upshot/marria...
How is a the slogan on a T-Shirt "The future is female" supposed to be better then the "patriarchal" system which is misogynistic? Excluding a group (half?) the population for your vision of the future does not seem constructive at all.
Something about the concept of a crowd-sourced bucket list is just depressing. But I guess it's an apt metaphor for the modern world, hah.
FYI, most of the author's complaints about the command line were addressed by Microsoft in PowerShell. For example, PowerShell pipes objects, not text.
Sanity check,

What is total US corporate profit before taxes per year? And what's 27.9 percent of that.

Or from GAO: http://www.gao.gov/assets/660/654957.pdf

"For tax year 2010 (the most recent information available), profitable U.S. corporations that filed a Schedule M-3 paid U.S. federal income taxes amounting to about 13 percent of the pretax worldwide income that they reported in their financial statements"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_tax_holiday dropped actual tax rate to 5.25% in 2004. Companies are more than happy to wait for the next one.

PS: Also of note a lot of overseas profit is anything as it's easy to pretend US operations only break even by shifting around costs on paper.
There are many cases for free markets than you seem to be worried about. I am not trying to hide the fact that people can use Tor and the internet to do things they should not do. The good outweighs the bad.

I'm sorry you have such a sour disposition on our project but frankly it doesn't matter. You're a lot of bark and no bite.

Oh really? Let's find out. Antagonizing people from a position of power has a nice tendency to backfire. And the fact that you'd do it publicly is further proof of the kind of people that are behind this.
I actually mostly like Hibernate, except for the very few times where I hate it with the burning fire of a thousand suns. But that's to be expected when a tool tries to go too far towards the magic end of the spectrum. But why I don't think he's professional is all the discussion/listserv threads that I've read where he's abrasive and disrespectful to any perspective that's different from his.
Sorry, I don't see how that's a bad premise. Men are more drawn to career paths with prestige and high earnings than are women. That's one reason in the "variety of reasons" I said. You seem to be saying that because CS became a path to a lucrative profession, therefore women were forced out en mass via artificial obstacles. But that's assuming ill intent when there doesn't need to be any to explain the difference. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but I do think that the degree to which the current gender imbalance is due to the mechanisms in the article is largely overstated.

Let's shift it around another way and do a thought experiment. Public school teachers in the US today are overwhelmingly female and also rather poorly paid. What if tomorrow all the states decided that the starting salary for new teachers would be a minimum of $100k, and you would no longer need a teaching license. Do you think we wouldn't see more men suddenly entering the profession of public school teaching and dropping the percentage of women? I certainly think we would. Does that necessarily mean that men would be actively sabotaging women to keep them out of teaching entirely?
FWIW, I appreciated the example of Cofree in use.
Because musicians still get paid by the sale or play (like radio).

It was far cheaper to treat streaming like radio, so YouTube scans uploads for music and pays money to musicians for each play.

If youtube encouraged downloading, there would be no easy way to count the number of plays of music or pay musicians, which would lead to lawsuits galore.
Perhaps, but it's a primitive, not an object.
I don't think 'symmetrical' means what you think it means. Just because A makes B 'less urgent' or 'more efficient' doesn't mean we have to choose between A or B. Why not both? Bitcoin Core's dev did not give a good technical reason for not adopting 2MB beyond crowding out smaller miners blah blah blah. I mean, come on. Have they seen the last 1000 blocks list these days?
Possible Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro Pricing
My Second-Hand CS Degree
A legal marriage is a legal contract, and all contracts are transactional (as far as I know). I don't think it's wise to pretend that a marriage contract is different from any other, and it's most useful in cases of conflict where a 3rd party (judge, hospital, etc) needs to determine what to do.

The love aspect of it does not and should not have to do with the legal aspect. At the end of the day, putting food on the table and a roof over your kids' heads is life's priority, so finding a partner who can assist with that is understandably a prerequisite before any of this love/compatibility stuff can be built on top.
Please notify me too if your "Show HN" doesn't pass 150 upvotes ;).
The economic benefits of sharing a bedroom with another income earner will only get more powerful as we crowd into cities that don't want to grow.

DINK is on its way from being a nice bonus to baseline entry criteria if you want to live within public transit range of a job.

That doesn't require marriage, per se, but something that looks a lot like it.
Andreas Antonopoulos DevCore: Bitcoin, the Bubble Boy, and the Sewer Rat
Updated, thank you.

Assigning the results of a command to a variable is not POSIX Make. However, both FreeBSD's Make and GNU Make support it.

There's the proposal to add it to POSIX Make: http://austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=337

Another thing I wanted to add to the main post: since POSIX Make doesn't have conditionals, GNU Make and bmake both have different ways of doing them. If you look through FreeBSD's Make files, you'll see that conditionals exist, but they begin with dots:

https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd/blob/c09174d99/share/mk/b...

There are going to be some compromises when writing portable scripts where it won't be POSIX, but could still be considered portable.
the record book in swimming was obliterated by the LZR 'fastskin' swimsuit. 98% of medals won in swimming in the beijing olympics were won by athletes wearing the suit. 93 world records were set by athletes wearing the suit before it was banned. many of those records still stand
Thank God for orthogonal matrices
It's fine if it's not a tech startup. Something like e-commerce comes to mind.
Ask HN: How to get Back into Cybersecurity
I'm a former Air Force vet who did 2 years of hard cybersecurity auditing back in '12-'14. Since then I was shuttled around within the career field, got out, worked in finance for a bit, got an MBA.

Now I'm wishing I'd stayed current, and after sending out lots of job apps seem to be in a bad middle ground of 'I did cybersec' vs 'I do cybersec.'

I don't think that newer versions of my credentials would help, unless I want to jump into the treadmill from the start again.

What's the best way to leverage my existing years of experience into something that will bring me back up to date and get me a good cybersecurity job?
Continuing this discussion in Slack would be great if you wouldn't mind. Faster back and forth. It's public and you can always publish the logs if you're worried about some sort of manipulation. If you're serious about entering the space you might not want to come in totally blind.
yes json is crazy. protocol buffers are ok. but custom bit packed format is still helpful for twitch games
Asbestos is also natural, but you wouldn't want it in your ice cream.
200m on 17b is 1.1%, not 0.1%.

Why do it? Because the penalty for getting caught is both tolerable and much smaller than the reward if you are successful.
Nice try, startup user list growth hacker.
there is even a third option! besides ice cream with no eggs and ice cream with cooked eggs, there is ice cream with uncooked eggs. i often hear the latter two options as "custard" vs "straight method".
Friend, your implication here was that he wasn't from Virginia and located nowhere close to there. Clearly he has strong ties there. That makes your comment misinformation.

I propose that anyone who thumbs their nose at the idea that we as a community can do better than them should join me before they gain real power. We've seen what motivated devs can do. I think we should harness this energy, or at least try.

I'll be the first to admit that I don't quite know what that will look like. But it has to be better than what we've seen. Are you sure there's no way to beat someone who mocks a fellow dev publicly and declares they're so far ahead that we shouldn't bother trying?
Not sure why the downvotes, ExFAT mostly doesn't suck these days for random go-between work.

To your last comment, I will reply with the "old" adage to "never underestimate the raw bandwidth of a stationwagon loaded with tapes/drives barreling down the highway."[0]

[0]: https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/Andrew_S._Tanenbaum
We've hit a local maximum with the current desktop metaphor; moving in any other direction means losing value until the next peak can be found.

This is happening in the mobile space, as you noted; it will happen in AR next.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_tax_holiday

"In 2004, the United States Congress enacted such a tax holiday for U.S. multinational companies in the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 (AJCA)) section 965, allowing them to repatriate foreign profits to the United States at a 5.25% tax rate"

5.25% is a long way from 35%.
A writeup or video explaining how the code works would be fascinating.
A quick search on Lance Dodes, shows he has an axe to grind and some books to sell.
Also, remember AA is suggested for people who want to quit.
IF you take 100 kids who got caught smoking pot in high school, force them to go to AA meetings, there is a good chance they will not stop drinking.
Don't attack the method because people misuse it.
I really think there are a lot of other things that do work, and I think the drug naltrexone can be very useful in helping people quit from what I have read. What pisses me off is when shills who really don't know what they are doing push a gimmick for profit.
One of the things that is giving AA a bad name are all the fly by night treatment centers who say they are using 12 step methods, but actually all they are really doing in collecting insurance and warehousing people for 28 days.
My experience with Google is that the claim should probably be "Google doesn't do that at the moment".
AWS Lambda Functions with Eta
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14998429
- Youtube "AI" censors War Crime evidence
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14975338
- Google censoring World Socialist Workers
Oddly enough, Microsoft doesn't have its own client side ui framework, they build typescript and some other component stacks but leverage other UI frameworks in their products. React seems big in their office division - with outlook.com, office web and sharepoint using a lot of react - but pitch angular seemingly everywhere else.
It's as if the huge, unpredictable, and ambitious nature of mass automation isn't fully felt by you. Attempts to refactor giant economies according to laissez-faire, high modern ideals has been tried to disastrous results, and it is completely valid to bring this up.

Yes, it's still up in the air whether it will happen, and there are reasonable arguments that it won't.

But it's incredibly telling that opponents of a basic income spend about 100% of their time saying it's solving a problem that doesn't and will never exist.

There's a real likelihood that the economy is going to go through massive, unpredictable changes. Working from that assumption, very few alternatives to a basic income exist, and most are either bad (make work schemes) or immoral (do nothing and let the peasants starve if they don't pull themselves up by their bootstraps and get a nonexistent job).
"Oh really? Let's find out. Antagonizing people from a position of power has a nice tendency to backfire."

Heard a billion times. If you're right and they come for somebody as low level as me feel free to gloat.

"And the fact that you'd do it publicly is further proof of the kind of people that are behind this."

What on Earth does that mean? I'm more than proud to be working on this project and have no reason to not be public. But "what kind of people" are you talking about? How is being open about my identity some kind of shady signal?
Check out https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Source_Multiplayer_...
Using a structure other than the file to store information about the file seems like a big problem (like the iTunes example Josh used). It's inherently not portable. Even if the OS took extra steps to copy the additional data along with the file, that still replies on the target OS to recognize the additional file(s), and incorporate it into whatever search functionality it has. Supporting the tags or metadata in the file simplifies things quite a bit.
The US Supreme court has overruled that before.