skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not that experienced but your interest entirely depends on the product you develop. Rather than focusing on the tech to use for the product, focus on the product. Depending on one js framework in this ever changing environment is really tedious later on .
Haven't seen it yet but i just got the original twin peaks dvds for a couple of dollars so ill catch the new ones after these
Plenty of shows from the 1970s still hold up today: MASH, Hogan's Heroes, Columbo, The Incredible Hulk, Battlestar Galactica, Sesame Street, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Roots, etc. It was a great decade for TV, especially if you consider shows like All In The Family (which doesn't really hold up anymore, but is basically Married With Children for the 70s), Good Times, Mork and Mindy, etc.
The interactive development workflow in Idris is best described as type driven development and the focus seems to be on making the REPL an interface where an intelligent dialog can happen in between the programmer and the compiler, with the compiler trying to nudge you in the right direction. It is kinda fun, you should definitely check it out[1].

And regarding your point about the modern IDE workflow, I personally think that the sweet spot is somewhere in between, I personally prefer having a REPL process in the background I can interact with while still writing code in my source file and a REPL kept open as a scratch space where I can experiment freely without messing up my source code, I feel much better experimenting in a REPL, but to each his own I suppose :)

Jupyter Notebook is a completely different beast though, modern REPL + literate programming, what's not to love.

[1] -- (https://www.manning.com/books/type-driven-development-with-i...)
Unfortunately, no server-side rendering here (I was looking for an example of such with Django/DRF+Node)

https://github.com/Seedstars/django-react-redux-base/issues/...
These days, I no longer have a long list of apps. In fact, I don't even have any language or compiler installed on my Mac.

My apps for development are: NeoVim, Docker, Source Control and Paw.

For Communication and other: Skype, Chrome, Dropbox, Banktivity, Tor, Google Earth and VLC.

In fact, I'm upset that I have more apps than I should.

Why should I have Skype when Messenger can make video calls from the browser. Banktivity could have an online version. Tor should be builtin in Chrome. Or why use Chrome instead of Safari? Apple should release a functioning browser. And Google Earth should run on the browser sometime in the future as JavaScript improves. And why have VLC? QuickTime should be able to run the videos I watch.

That means my list becomes: Dropbox. Maybe I don't even need that! Make Dropbox like an external HardDrive or something. Some integration in macOS. And my list is 0.

The last thing I want is more cluttering. A dashboard? What the hell do you use that for? A photobooth? I'm not 15 years old.

Having lots of apps remind me of how I was 5 years ago. You just want more apps to "feel" good and productive. Sometimes it makes you feel important, busy and technical. It's all B.S. folks and it's bad for you.
5 reason why
Back in the day, when quartz seemed like it would take over the world... how many people nowadays know about or want an Oysterquartz? ;)

The point I was trying to make is that probably one of the LOWEST selling points of a luxury watch is accuracy -- there are far more accurate, electronic solutions in the watch space. I love mechanical watches, but I hold no illusions as to how they compare to more modern technology as timepieces. :)
>but in my opinion the vast majority of current tv shows/films/music/webcontent is utter undiluted mind numbing banal drivel and there isn't a circle of hell worthy enough to hold those responsible.

Well, for tv shows there was been a marked and well established uptick, if not in storytelling, surely in production values (huge, expensive productions) and acting (a-rate actors from movies).

That's how we got shows like Breaking Bad, House Of Cards, Game of Thrones and the rest -- unthinkable in scope and aspirations in the 80s and 90s.

They don't always hold up well for all seasons (the tend to meander after season 3-4), but generally there are far greater than tv shows in the past.
Trapped in the ruins of Raqqa, we’re reduced to stealing from the dead
Same bad news for DayOne too!
My Linux distro progression was Linux From Scratch -> Gentoo -> Ubuntu -> Kubuntu -> Ubuntu -> Kubuntu...

My personal laptop has been on Kubuntu LTS since I bought it seven years ago, and it works fine. My employer-provided laptop is a Mac, so I use MacOS there (with some tweaks, especially to get keyboard shortcuts for window management). My home desktop runs Windows 10 for gaming, but I find it fine for occasional dev work.

Basically, I use whatever is in front of me, now. I seem to have gotten more flexible as I've gotten older.
You are completely ignoring the cost of cycling an aircraft, and that pretty graph is less than 10% spread from min to max efficiency. So no, you will not be better off landing.

Maximum efficiency merely indicates at which distance all parameters are matched most perfectly, it is not the distance above which one should land to take on more fuel to be more efficient.

Reduction to absurds is an easy way to prove that to yourself, imagine a flight of 3000 miles at maximum efficiency, and then one at 3001 miles at which you claim they should stop to take on more fuel. This clearly is not the case so there is something wrong with your statement.
How is the Android scene in regards of the nice tech (this, ARkit) presented by Apple?
You can find my contact info in my profile. Basically in short, what's worked for me is side project marketing:

- Create a tiny free product, that solves a tiny problem for your target customer
- Promote your side project. Since it's free and frictionless, it's so much easier to have it spread on the internets.
- On that side project, there should be an email subscription form somewhere and your main service as an upsell.

This exact model is pretty much all we do and it's resulting into at least 5+ figure each year worth of client work. We spend zero time networking or doing all sorts of stuff that is time consuming.
in my profile. Just replied above with an overview.
Pornography looks like a howler in this list.

What's with pornography in China? I understand they make face that they oppose it, but I imagine it's quite impossible to make 1G people not try to push this envelope. How does it work?

Are there any articles about state of things?
Related discussion from yesterday (177 comments)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15109626
Creating a static website is some pretty hardcore stuff. Of course we need all of those, how else could we do it? /s
I had to cut down the title because of 80 characters limit (tried using the full title but got an error), so chose this phrase from the headline. Sorry if it felt like a click-bait.

Also, the post is all about how China is eliminating posts by anonymous users on Internet. Not sure what you mean by "its not in the content"?
That's interesting. The non-recyclable waste is normally packaged up into black bags here in the UK and it's often pretty noxious. They're not gonna slice them open so a camera can have a look, so people can put almost anything in them so long as it fits.
Py2exe with python 2.7 is ised for rcam-pro http://www.vintech.bg
That would mean that they must use real names when signing up with an ISP, no? The title implied that they must also use real names when registering to a website.

"anonymous online posts"
> It's WebKit based

They will soon make the switch to webenginge as default [1]

I can also highly recommend qutebrowser, especially with vimperator/pentadactyl in firefox becoming deprecated once version 57 is out.

[1] https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/2335
Playing with words is the point, in this case. The distinctions between art and engineering are as real as the words we use to describe them.
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>The changes to the media landscape make great shows less likely. Companies simply stopped aiming for mass appeal in the same way.

Hmmm? The mass appeal shows were not great by any stretch of the imagination precisely because of aiming for "lowest denominator" mass appeal.

At best they could be good despite going for mass appeal, but aiming for the more tame and universal themes.

By going for smaller audiences the creators can take chances, what some church lady from Iowa or SJW from Portland might find offensive is not as much of an issue, and the storytelling and directing can be more demanding (as it doesn't have to aim to please any average Joe).

Shows like GoT, HoC, Breaking Bad, True Detective (season 1), etc are so much better than the "mass appeal" crap of yesteryear (with some exceptions, like MASH) that it's not even funny.

For one, they don't use "tv actors" as much, but Hollywood a-listers. Second the production values are 10x and 100x those older "mass appeal" shows.
The Case for Cosmic Pantheism
Because it's good advertising and greentech is big business. Companies also want to be seen as being progressive and at the forefront of trends.

Also, petrolheads aren't the most environmentally conscious so F1 is being a good citizen of the world by promoting green tech. Even if it's very much do as I say not as I do.
A Tour of Acme (2012) [video]
I really miss a Skype app in Linux, and keep closing the web.skype.com tab all the time. I like apps. I don't like web technology being the one and only way to interact with a computer.
> Correct a problem? A problem for who? Neither the consumer nor the provider appear to be in any kind of trouble.

In a recent lecture at the RSA [1], James Williams (former Googler who worked on metrics and strategy for search advertising) makes the case that:

- The ‘distractions’ produced by digital technologies are much more profound than minor ‘annoyances’

- So-called ‘persuasive’ design is undermining the human will and ‘militating against the possibility of all forms of self-determination’

- Beginning to ‘assert and defend our freedom of attention’ is an urgent moral and political task

I'd recommend giving it a listen. Tristan Harris' recent TED talk offers a more popular primer [2].

[1] https://soundcloud.com/the_rsa/are-digital-technologies-maki...

[2] https://www.ted.com/talks/tristan_harris_the_manipulative_tr...
You can still use 1Password without a subscription via 3rd party cloud provider (e.g. Dropbox).
Impraise (YC S14) Is Hiring a DevOps Engineer in Amsterdam
Wondering the process of changing the geo location.. Or is it even possible once the watch is finished.

Amazing peace of art though..
Forty years on, Voyager still hurtles through space
Structure in Computer-Generated Novels (2016)
> There's gotta be safer ways to get an adrenaline rush.

I was suprised to see no mention of VR as a potential alternative anywhere in the thread. I suppose realism still has a long way to go!
Show HN: Cloud Management and Monitoring Platform based on a gaming engine
This is a Cloud Management Platform which is developed on a gaming engine which makes it easier for a user to consume the data more quickly and take decisions faster. This is NOT the usual management and monitoring platform with sheets of data and buttons. https://totalcloud.io/ Looking for feedback on the product. We haven't launched till now.
Although MASH kind of shows the problem from the modern perspective of 1970s TV. At its best, it focused on the grimly humorous aspects of war and surgery (as a modern take on the subject would), but at least half the episodes were just sitcom material. Plus there weren't really story arcs, but they may have been impractical because on broadcast TV where box sets of previous seasons and streaming wasn't available, it would have been hard for someone who didn't watch every episode to follow.
I'd love to do something like this but I'm 150ms away from cheap VPSes..

Do you even watch Youtube (say) inside the instance??
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As an African observing the European political landscape I find it increasingly bizarre. Your politicians seem hell bent on destroying your culture with mass immigration policies and the general populace just seems to take it lying down. At least in America people seem to have more rights.
SLIME doesn't give you this?
How can secret chat be a pro for Telegram when it's the default in WhatsApp?
I disagree. If you are making a show about wizards which will be aired on Netflix, you know that the target population are those interested in magic. Hence, you can create a more complex and detailed story/plot, characters, settings and so on, because you know that those watching are more interested than the general public.

They are also likely to be less forgiving if they expect a show about magic created by others also interested in magic. A show about magic aired on Discovery Channel on the other hand is likely to be superficial, lacking of deeper analysis or content, and laden with tons of repetition after every single ad break just to avoid confusing viewers with a three minute attention span.
Interview with SEO Guru Brian Dean
> In theory the UK is still part of Europe as is France, so we should get the same kind of wine as consumers.

No, France is still allowed to be even more picky than EU regulations require. Same goes for what can be called "baguette" in- and outside France: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baguette
Medieval London was the most violent place in England
I was not aware of the Online version. Seems smooth to me but I tried to make a video call and then it asked me to "install a plugin". Well, I don't want to install the plugin for the same reason I don't want to install apps. So I guess I'm stuck with the Desktop version for now.
I think there may be some confusion here, immutability is about the stability of values (e.g. I have a string, list, map etc and I want to pass it to others, view its value, make changes without affecting the original value).

Immutability is not the same as rebinding a name (in clojure at least) e.g. the following is perfectly valid (global and local binding of the same name repeatedly)

(def a 1)
(def a 2)
(def a 3)
(println a)
=> 3

(let [a 4
a 5
a 6]
(println a))
=> 6
Oh, I want one - an OysterQuartz, that is - primarily to show off to Rolex enthusiasts who thump their chests saying 'Rolex NEVER made a quartz watch!' (As if that is something to be ashamed of; an accurate quartz movement is also impressive in its own right, IM(EE, digital/RF)HO.

I do agree 100%, though - much as I love my mechanical watches, if I happen to be in a situation which requires exact knowledge of the current time, I simply look at my HP Z3801A.

A mechanical wristwatch serves a different purpose - and in addition being good enough for everyday life, much as vinyl is plenty good enough to have us enjoy music, even if there are more high fidelity-solutions out there. Vinyl has its own intangible advantages; as do mechanical watches.
Telegram is a better tool for groups.

WhatsApp is more secure because everything is end-to-end encrypted.
I have been meaning to look at Idris for so long! Thanks for the inspiration to move that higher up the queue :)
I would recommend keepassxc instead of keepassx, mpv for videos/multimedia.

Those are no advanced users / hackers apps, rather entry level.
>The Eastern desire to require "harmonious thoughts" is so at odds with the skepticism required to birth true innovations.

China: Paper Making,
Movable Type Printing,
Gunpowder,
Compass, Alcohol,
Mechanical Clocks, Toothbrush, Paper Money, rockets

Japan: The calculator, Walkman, blue LEDs, dvds, video cameras etc

they seem to come up with some stuff in spite of "harmonious thoughts." I think "commie dictatorship" may be more of an issue.
That's a good idea. I considered something similar, but different - I merely thought about having the SaaS app as something to point out as a reference project. Thank you for your time!
Paywall posts should be removed
Now, lets assume your website is not accessed via a secure connection and some third party deep packet inspects your website and removes your terms of service, without you noticing.

Is your contract still existing. Have really all your customers signed it?
I am afraid they are not:

"dependencies": {
"autoprefixer": "7.1.2",
"babel-core": "6.26.0",
"babel-loader": "7.1.2",
"babel-plugin-react-display-name": "2.0.0",
"babel-plugin-react-transform": "2.0.2",
"babel-plugin-transform-decorators-legacy": "1.3.4",
"babel-plugin-undeclared-variables-check": "6.22.0",
"babel-polyfill": "6.26.0",
"babel-preset-es2015": "6.24.1",
"babel-preset-es2015-loose": "8.0.0",
"babel-preset-react": "6.24.1",
"babel-preset-stage-1": "6.24.1",
"babel-runtime": "6.26.0",
"body-parser": "1.17.2",
"bootstrap-loader": "2.2.0",
"bootstrap-sass": "3.3.7",
"classnames": "2.2.5",
"clean-webpack-plugin": "0.1.16",
"css-loader": "0.28.5",
"errorhandler": "1.5.0",
"es6-promise": "4.1.1",
"exports-loader": "0.6.4",
"extract-text-webpack-plugin": "3.0.0",
"file-loader": "0.11.2",
"font-awesome": "4.7.0",
"font-awesome-webpack": "0.0.5-beta.2",
"history": "4.7.2",
"html-webpack-plugin": "2.30.1",
"imports-loader": "0.7.1",
"isomorphic-fetch": "2.2.1",
"jquery": "3.2.1",
"less": "2.7.2",
"less-loader": "4.0.5",
"node-sass": "4.5.3",
"postcss-import": "10.0.0",
"postcss-loader": "2.0.6",
"prop-types": "15.5.10",
"react": "15.6.1",
"react-dom": "15.6.1",
"react-mixin": "3.1.0",
"react-redux": "5.0.6",
"react-router": "4.2.0",
"react-router-dom": "4.2.2",
"react-router-redux": "5.0.0-alpha.6",
"redux": "3.7.2",
"redux-thunk": "2.2.0",
"resolve-url-loader": "2.1.0",
"sass-loader": "6.0.6",
"style-loader": "0.18.2",
"tcomb-form": "0.9.17",
"url-loader": "0.5.9",
"webpack": "3.5.5",
"webpack-merge": "4.1.0",
"whatwg-fetch": "2.0.3",
"yargs": "8.0.2"
},

(from package.json).
Agreed. The site actually says "Starting with Linux on your laptop and want to know which apps you should use?"

It's great tips for beginner users, but advanced users and "hackers" waste their time scrolling through a list of apps like Firefox, VLC and Gimp.
Why men don't believe the data on gender bias in science
Not saying it's the best/only approach but it made sense at the time. For example, Sentry does the same: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/

Technically in Django you should put all the "static" into a static folder.
That last answer reminds me of my researcher colleagues :D. Are most them like that?
Choose the Experts for Long Distance Moving Service
I'm using arch right now, and I can't think of any packages that automatically enable their own service. I could argue for the usability and transparency of systemd, but I won't. Simply because I think it is really important that alternatives to systemd exist.

I personally like systemd as a init system and service manager, but think it is bundling too much. Variety is not just the spice of life, its needed for a health ecosystem.

As for void linux, does it have anything close to the AUR in terms of package availability?
atom for 'advanced users and hackers'? check that again ;)
Copying your bash-profile is good as long as soon as you're _the_ user on that server, or when you have separate users for all users of the server.

At my work, we all use the same user for ssh (uid 1000), for all servers, for all projects. It's a good opportunity to exercise mode-switching when switching from (local) fish to (remote) bash and back again, and I'm happy both of fish, bash share the common readline bindings, it also makes it clear what kind of shell you're in if you're jumping back and forth between docs, manpages and shells.

I have one itch, fish and bash do word-boundaries differently when deleting with Ctrl-W (delete word). bash even does word-boundaries different from Ctrl-W when using Meta-D (delete word in front).
As I understand it, this only applies to services hosted within China; if you can get past the Great Firewall and into the "greater Internet", then you're free to post as anonymously as you want.
Big Data: The New, World Order
I read this article, and comments in this thread, in the voice of Archie Luxury. A previous watch snob on YouTube, his videos are hilarious.
I always assumed bypassing the firewall was illegal too. Is that not true?
How to Create an On-Demand Delivery App?
i'd suggest vim and sublime text 3 as editors. atom is really a poor choice if you do serious work in an editor
one of the main benefits of Arch is that it sticks so close to the upstream (in terms of its packages) that the wiki can be useful for everyone.
It's a standard way of finding business ideas. look for where there is a need. hackernews has these every week, I actually think they provide interest, even if the intention is business rather than discussion.
Next headline "Chinese government approval online sky rockets."
However to the author's point I believe some languages are inherently superior for REPLs particularly if they have powerful literal syntax.

Java is not a fun language to type expressions in and IMO neither is Python albeit for completely different reason. I can elaborate more if you like but I think most will agree.. Java will be a pain to type in a REPL.
A big part of C's success was being a requirement for UNIX systems programming, with 80's startups (Sun, SGI,...) adopting an almost free of charge OS, with source code available, for their workstations.
South Korea also forbid pornography.
As a person who has used the standard java debugger in intellij for clojure, could you expand on what features are missing?

I find I don't get much use out of it anyway, due to immutable values and (mostly) pure functions I find I don't usually need the whole program to be running and frozen in time.

However, I'd like to know what I'm missing.
I still get truncated downloads occasionally nowadays. And my file explorer still doesn't show the checksum my filesystem has done anyway. So this is probably still the best poor-man's-integrity check.
Ressources are limited because everyone voted for tax reductions. Why not admit to cutting ones life-boat?
This meme that you pay for things with your data needs to die. You pay for it with your eyeballs on advertising. Data is not payment, it's sewage that people are finding a use for.
How well does it work for them in practice?
Isn't that what the Advertising Standards Authority does in various regions?

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

There are laws and guidelines stating that claims made in ads have to be backed up, or at least not misleading and there are companies who've been fined or forced to take down ads because of it.

Whether it works well is another question though.
Telegram can use end-to-end encryption, it just isn't enabled by default.
Bubble Sort: An Archaeological Algorithmic Analysis
For productivity in development, I prefer simplicity over elegance.
OpenFaaS is an "open platform" - supporting Docker Swarm, Kubernetes and whatever else you would like to write a back-end for.

Kubernetes jobs are a potential back-end for asynchronous processing of functions (only). Right now we're achieving that through a NATS Streaming integration - which is agnostic of the orchestration platform.

Checkout the video walk-through for OpenFaaS on K8s.
Yes, recommended.

When you upgrade from one Mac to another, you can use "Migration Assistant" to get all your apps, docs, and settings on the new Mac. This _also_ brings across all the leftover cruft from apps you no longer use, but whose data is still in your ~/Library folder (hidden, contains the working data for most apps)

Repeat a couple of times, and your current Mac will have large amounts of files that are leftover from your current mac, your previous Mac, _and_ even from your earlier Mac!

"Clean My Mac" will help remove this accumulated cruft.

Source: Mac developer whose product is guilty of using ~/Library to store a large database.