skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What do you need more than 16GB for? Until less then a year ago, I used to have a 4 GB RAM
(+ 4GB SSD swap) laptop, used it for everything, including software development (Android mostly). Even ran virtual machines occasionally. It wasn't that horrible.

Now I have a MacBook Pro with 16GB and this amount seems more than comfortable.
I have the S8, and although the rear fingerprint sensor is less convenient than the front, I haven't even considered using the face or iris unlock.

Just stick your finger round the back and you'll be happy.
You get a greater level of flavor from a medium rare burger than you do a well done one. Also if the health risks are that high I must be an extremely lucky man as I have only ever consumed burgers medium rare.
It's hard to try to explain the true here when secessionists are brigading but you aren't serious, really.

Since 1977, Catalans had participated in 35 free elections, and in 3 referendums. The Catalans have their own government, and there are politicians born in Catalonia successfully in the Spanish Parliament, and in the European Parliament.

Where you don't see freedom?

If someone wants to change the Spanish Constitution, there's a legal way to do it.
People say "veggie" for "vegetarian" in English, too. I'm not sure why anybody would pick on that.
I, too, switched to DDG, but sadly my most used bang is !g because in 1/3 cases DDG doesn't find what I am looking for.
8 technologies transforming the database – InfoWorld
Spawned Shelter
Google Developer Launchpad Accelerator Program Class 5 for Startups
The demo of that is staggeringly awesome. Thank you.
Vietnamese traditional markets
You can skip having to escape any characters or worry if the content is correct, if you put an unformatted git log into a script tag, and then line split and set the content of each element via a JS call.

I just tried it, and it works beautifully, no problems with illegal characters.

What's wrong with this? It'd be super easy to extend if you want columns or colors or links...

<script id='gitlog' type='text'>
c0c3150f5 09 - 15 dahart Color widget!, #1 improving < hsv > && things [Finishes #8736345] \m/ '",.;:%$#@*
</script>
<div id='lines'></div>

$('#gitlog').html().split('\n').forEach(line => {
$('#lines').append($('<div class="line"/>').text(line))
})
Walking While Black (2016)
You can try searching for the headline, but it's not foolproof as some times an article has multiple headlines. If nothing shows up just search for whatever proper noun the story is about (in this case I had to search for the CEO's name). I wish they had a browser extension or something to do this automatically, but I guess newspapers don't want to cannibalize their paywall.
From the article: "But Impossible Foods thinks the essence of a meat lies in a compound called heme, which gives ground beef its color and vaguely metallic taste—thanks to iron in the heme molecule. In blood, heme lives in a protein called hemoglobin; in muscle, it's in myoglobin."

The blood might cook out of the final burger, but it affects the taste and texture. In that respect it's not unlike cooking with wine, liquor, or cider, with which the alcohol will cook out.
Event Sourcing for the Internet of Things
> We were crusaders to be, and our religion was America

Amen, brother.

This entire country feels like a religion.
A warming climate changes Kodiak bears’ diets, which could impact ecosystems
Blood should not ever be present in ground beef, cooked or not.
> When was the last time you had a veggie thing that tasted remotely like beef?

Gardein grounds, and hamburgers. Not perfect, but exceptionally good.
How I’m I saying that? I don’t even mention fascism.

I’m saying that representative parliament works, and there’s a way to solve this using this worldwide system. Direct democracy is not what we have, America’s founders considered it “anarchy” as a matter of fact. Read up.
You can go ahead and explain what you think base image means then, because it's not obvious to me how this is different than that (and I'm a domain expert.)

A base image is an image that you're meant to build off of, it is not meant to be deployed as an application but as a base for your image. What part of what I said was disingenuous? I gave a link to some source code that I didn't write and provided a counter example, identifying myself as a contributor. What did you contribute?
It might well have become part of the Communist bloc (maybe not, if anarchists and communists hadn't stopped bickering). I don't know if it would have stopped before or after the USSR.
We love to hear this! Hope your school year goes really well!
Physics: http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~gadda001/goodtheorist/index....

This is free lecture notes online, but are best complemented with a textbook.
They really could vote though! As much as I hate him, Trump proved that you can win without the political and business establishments behind you.

There are meaningful structural reforms that need to be carried out that would make it easier for the people's will to be expressed (gerrymandering, electoral college, citizens united, etc etc).

But as of right now, no "establishment" is changing votes or shutting down "anti-establishment" media. If the people voted for a President AND Congress that would take real action on things like climate change, it would happen.

But do you see the majority of the people even trying to do that any time soon?
Impossible Foods' lab and tech is very impressive. It's like they are the company Hampton Creek pretends to be.
Which would have been like Amazon's fork but crappier. And with a worse app store than Amazon.
Burgers don't ever really bleed, the blood was removed when the animal was slaughtered or it would go bad quickly. When people talk about their meat bleeding it the juice coming out of it, which isn't there if you cook it well done as you've boiled it all off
From the article:

"Of course, it takes more than money to win elections. In both the 2012 and 2016 presidential elections, the candidates who spent the most money lost."
This is a cool idea, but what about combining it with public transit? In my city, the bus and light rail lines affect my decision-making in all kinds of weird ways. For example:

- Going a few miles east (on the light rail line) is much, much faster than the same distance plus a mile north or south.

- Some places on the inner east side of the river take me longer to get to than places further out that are on a bus line.

- Going to the northwest part downtown takes me longer than going to the north part, even though they're both the same distance from home, because the transit lines run in an ⅂ shape.
Who is the audience for this burger? I was a vegetarian growing up and to this day I prefer a balanced veggie burger (made of beans, grains, and veggies) to a beer burger. I would be horrified to eat something made of plants so desperately pretending to be meat... or which "bleeds".

Why don't we just raise and slaughter cattle humanely instead?
I haven't tried that Thinkpad.

If you can mod it to run GalliumOS and swap in a bigger SSD I'd say go for it, but I have no complaints with the Toshiba.
Ah, that's a good point. You just need to remember to set the right environment variables. Unless you need to link against MSVC stuff, although I don't know if Go supports that anyway.
The last thing the Bay Area needs is more web devs flooding the market. Coding bootcamps have already done enough damage.
I vomit within 30min of taking even the most minute amount of magnesium supplements. Multivitamins seem to be fine but magnesium alone in anything but a trace amount causes an allergic reaction. Are you saying that if I can put up with vomitting daily for a week or two then it might go away? I have a magnesium deficiency (often goes hand in hand with an allergy) and really need to fix this. Eventually I hope to see a specialist about it.
I wonder when people will realize that not all the land used by animal agriculture is particularly suited to high-yield crop outputs. I'd be less concerned with the portion of land being used for animal agriculture and more concerned about the amount of crop land being used for animal feed.
I like this video of Adam Savage trying the Impossible Burger at Jardiniere, from kitchen to table. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF9bf9uKQQk
It is some consolation that campaign money does not directly correlate with success.

The Jeb Bush campaign spent roughly 130 megadollars on the primaries alone. The Donald Trump campaign spent less than 280 megadollars from primary to president; where the Hillary Clinton campaign spent about 1.2 gigadollars (along with huge amounts of spending outside the direct purview of the campaign) and lost fair and square.
There is no one better than Matt Levine on things like this. No hype, no handwaving, no BS. Just build the deal in an Excel spreadsheet and understand how it works.
Someone might have already done this before. The apps below are mostly for reserving conference rooms, but there might be one that handles voting and constraint satisfaction.

https://www.google.com/search?q=conference+scheduling+app
Wow, you are really embracing stereotypes.
> If it were real meat, I'd be even more concerned if it were bleeding, because undercooked ground meat is one of the worst things you can put in your food-hole.

I get the general argument being made, but if this were true steak tartare would not be a thing.

Burgers served medium-rare should (probably) not be made from beef you buy ground.
I can say I don't fall into such a category and I am vegetarian. Definitely have no problem with GM foods :).
> If the OP didn't like it because they don't like well done burgers in general then, well, I'm not sure what they were expecting when they ordered one.

What OP actually said:

"It's cooked well-done and can't be ordered any other way."

OP didn't order it that way, Umami Burger won't cook it any other way.
I'd guess they aim at the low-price market eventually. If they can scale it well enough it might become cheaper then real meat for mc donalds and than at will be huge!
There are always exceptions to the norm, but that doesn't mean the norm doesn't exist: http://news.gallup.com/poll/190883/half-americans-own-stocks...
Just a wild guess here, you only ever drive right?
Can you explain what you mean more? I'm not sure how to interpret the relationship between those concepts.
>What ideas have parents come up with to make it "feel" like there's more unstructured play time for kids during the school year?

Give them more unstructured play time and stop scare-quoting "feel" as if your kids can't tell you're lying to them.
I had this happen with American Express. Went to two stores in a row where the chip failed and I had to use a different card. Went online to request a new card and they sent one out immediately with no charge or really any questions (I think I did say that the chip stopped working, but that was it).

Later, before the new card arrived, I tried using the old one again and it worked, so I just chalked the whole thing up to those two stores likely using the same payment processor that was having issues that day or something.
I'm not sure which of those (if any) demonstrate conclusively that the computation had quantum speedup. I know experts have disputed at least some of the claimed demonstrations.
Even if it were possible to take the life of a sentient being "humanely," trying to do so is not sustainable. You can't meet the demand for meat and still treat these animals with respect. So this product is aimed at people who will always eat meat, but who might try to reduce their consumption periodically without reducing the experience.
For one (or, rather, for one billion) - the audience is a large portion of the Indian subcontinent, many of whom (79.8%) are Hindu, for whom cows are sacred (and they, therefore, don't eat beef.)

They're not vegetarian for the same reasons as many Western folks are - they're vegetarian because religion dictates it.

For them, a delicious Impossible Burger that meets religious guidelines might be a huge huge thing.
OP is obviously concerned about competing with these web devs.

I'd have more faith in yourself OP!
I see a lot of people going on about the lean startup, and read a bit of it. Most of it seems like fairly common sense. And at the end of the day his product seems a bit unknown compared to his book.

I guess I am just questioning why he is regarded so highly.
Really? My take is that Flemings and Walloons don't really understand each other but are happy staying in their own half of the country. Who would get Brussels in a split?
Gusto is hiring senior full-stack engineers to work on Benefits and HR
"Our democracy is drowning in money" can also be branded, "Our democracy is drowning in speech."
Someone finally made an app to detect credit card skimmers at the gas pump
That is a horrific site to navigate on mobile.
> lost fair and square.

Depends on your viewpoint of the Electoral College vs Popular Vote of course.

In any case, its clear that Mr. Trump won with less money spent. Bernie Sanders is similarly a candidate who famously spent less money that Ms. Clinton but also had a chance.

The main issue is that these candidates (Trump and Sanders) were far more willing to participate in reality-distortion-field politiking, which is something that the mainstream candidates did not do as much. But that's a different debate... I would definitely argue that money has a role in politics, but it isn't as strong as most people think it is.
This is completely false. The Spanish Constitution was an agreement between every party, including the Communist Party (PCE).

And Spanish people supported the Constitution with their vote on a large scale.
What makes predicting customer churn a challenge?
Diminishing returns on election campaign spending
because even the most ideal implementation of cattle is inefficient, adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and, ultimately, not humane. industrial murder can never be humane. as a meat eater, i am eager to switch to synthetic meats because they are better in every conceivable way.
This was one of the most interesting quotes in the article:

"The way to do this is by training the device: by running a task hundreds or perhaps thousands of times, first with one type of input and then with another, and comparing which output best solves a task. “We don’t program the device but we select the best way to encode the information such that the [network behaves] in an interesting and useful manner,” Gimzewski said."

Since the "weights"/connections in their network are not easy to modify, they must instead figure out what kind of machine they have made by feeding it data and looking at the results. This does seem limiting in that the encoding might have to be arbitrarily complex to get the desired output.
I'd prefer an apt repo to the `make install` provided.
Question: What makes snowflakes symmetrical?
I don't see the article arguing that all maps should be replaced with this visualization. It's a much better map for certain tasks. Of course you lose information by throwing out geography.
The video says they're not targeting vegetarians or vegans, they're targeting meat eaters. And why not? I love beef but I'm absolutely interested in eating a good, guilt-free copy of it.

Now if only I could get over my fear of soy...
Tell me again, why do we use voting instead of polling?

http://magarshak.com/blog/?tag=polling

Voting is susceptible to many things, including voter turnout and gerrymandering.

Polling can be strictly better, and in fact it is what statisticians use who actually figure out what the population as a whole thinks.
Transferring copyright has some special consequences if a contribution is made by a company employee as a part of a job, or so I heard. This greatly limits the number of high-quality contributions.
If you look into the superfamily of globulins, globular proteins you can even find the highly toxic ricin.

Also wikipedia states about non-human globulins that "these proteins can cause allergic reactions if they bind with human IgE antibodies." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globulin#Nonhuman_globulins
Saving amphibians from a deadly fungus without knowing all the answers
Sexist app raises a 35M dollar series A
The Constitution fathers also mentioned that sometimes blood is necessary to preserve liberty.

I personally prefer a referendum.
Other solutions are currently in place to solve the IPO and liquidity problem. EquityZen is a platform that lets employees sell shares before IPO:

https://equityzen.com/?utm_source=news.ycombinator.com%2Fite...
I can't help you out with a history of lawsuits to cover damages from faulty open source software, but here's a great little link to explain the legal reasoning for the need for the disclaimer:

https://oss.kemitchell.com/#contract-law

Quickie TL/DR; OSS is ultimately a product offered under a license. Without a warranty disclaimer, if the code proved to be shoddy, unfit for use, buggy, or crashed and damaged your business — you would have the ability to sue: I offered you a product that claimed to do be able to do a thing, and it didn't.
Some friends of mine are vegan or vegetarian for environmental reasons. Eating beef = biggest carbon footprint. These are folks who still want the taste of meat.
There's a legal way to change the Spanish Constitution.

What people can't do is play outside the Law in a Democracy.
I've thought a bit about it, and am actually OK with it. For one thing, we manipulate our own personalities, so why not our personality tests. It's our job to make people comfortable working with us. The people whom we work with don't have to know what we're actually thinking at any given moment. In fact, I suspect if it were actually possible to create an algorithm that opens up a window into our minds, civility and collaboration would collapse.
A provocative headline, I'm aware of that. I'm sure this will be flagged within minutes.
But where is Silicon Valley's outrage about this obviously discriminating app? From all those public figures who claim to support gender equality, diversity and inclusiveness?

Marc Benioff tweeted many times in favour of gender equality. (1)
Still, Salesforce ventures invested in Ellevest's serie A.

(1) https://twitter.com/search?q=gender%20equality%20from%3Abeni...

(edit:)

RE:runesoerensen

I think I have something new to say, at least here on HN: the overwhelming double standards of SV types claiming to love gender equality, inclusiveness, and claiming to hate discrimination.
Meat eaters that don't want to give up the "taste" of meat to become vegetarian (e.g. for environmental or animal ethics reasons).

This is a "10x" sort of product -- for every 1 person who is willing to give up food that they think is delicious to become vegetarian, there are probably 10 people who wouldn't mind switching because the reasons are valid, but don't have the willpower or desire to give up burgers and fried chicken.
"You must know that this referendum was approved without reading the bill in the Catalonian parliament, so the opposition couldn’t even have a say."

It's understandable given the filibusterism, and outright prohibitions you would expect from the central government. Referendum has been proposed for 7 years and it was rejected every time.

Catalonia has less corruption than Spain in average. Even though the National Police and the judiciary have a very strong bias in favor of spanish parties.
I'm guessing vegans and those worried about the environmental impact of meat products (how much water does it take to make a pound of beef?) and worried about meeting the food demands of a larger world population.
You can annotate Java code with @Nullable annotations. Kotlin will understand it and interop will be safe. Spring does it for example, AFAIK Guava does it as well. It won't work with Scala.

Another advantage over Scala is that Kotlin compiler puts null checks on boundaries between Java and Scala, so even if your code pretending to be safe breaks in runtime, you'll catch error as soon as possible, this null won't leak into your internals to bite you tomorrow.

But that's certainly a thing that could be improved. Majority of Java parameters/return values nullability could be automatically inferred by analyzing bytecode.
I just tried to order on their website. I can't buy the phone or do the nexus trade-in (a measy $100 for a 5X) unless I subscribe to the service. Not a biggie, I can do $20 for a month and cancel, but its still an annoying hoop to jump through. The phone should be unlocked for all carriers.

Worse, the non-Fi X4 which may or may not sell in the states has Amazon Alexa which may be difficult or impossible to disable or make work with Google Assistant.

That said, the Moto G5S is coming out soon which will have slightly better specs than the G5 Plus out today. It will be for sale at every Best Buy and phone store and will cost about the same as the X4. Not sure if there's big differentiation between the the X4 and the G5S.
The WebARonARKit repo is simply a tiny little iOS app that make a WKWebView, hooks up a few message handlers, fires up ARKit, and sends messages back and forth, by the book.

But the WebARonARCore repo is a whole freaking clone of the entire Chrome browser!

Isn't there a much simpler way to extend an off-the-shelf Chrome component like they did with WKWebView on iOS, without rebuilding the entire honking browser?

I know there is a WebView chrome component for Android -- why didn't they simply use that, the same way as they did with WKWebView on iOS? Performance? Does it require features the WebView Chrome component doesn't support?
You are not advocating genocide, but you are saying the genocidaire's "justification" is worth considering.

Even if Muslims have higher fertility rates than Buddhists, the observation is meaningless.
For the victims, it certainly wasn't.
In the video, the narrator says that the target market for the burger isn't vegetarians but meat eaters. The idea being that it's a way to wean us carnivore folks off the real stuff.
I like it, it's fast, but I tried to create a new account and couldn't, so I guess that doesn't work?
Whatever the case, it doesn't always work. Several rescuers in Houston were electrocuted as well, this after several days.
I think the intended audience is current meat eaters. Based on the marketing materials I've seen, it seems they're trying to push the fact that it's a much more land and water efficient way to make burgers.

It's arguable whether it's possible to slaughter cattle humanely; personally I'm skeptical. As for why most cattle isn't raised more humanely, it's because it's cheaper not to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3opRTD6nHWg

even jezza the orangutan wasn't fooled.

More broadly, I, an omnivore, would be overwhelmingly more likely to eat a good vegetarian meal than an ersatz meat-containing meal. Be honest with your ingredients and your food will be tastier.
Staying in the EU would be nice.
True, I am using a 6P as I write, but wouldn't some (even most) of the credit for that belong to LG and Huawei respectively?
If you feel your career is being threatened by high school students, perhaps you should consider "stepping up your game"?
Seitan isn't so far off in texture and meat like chicken is often more or less flavorless, so seitan can match it respectably well.
Pay cops extra to enforce particular laws?
Building a Blockchain in Go (Part 1)
Agreed, I recently found out the Macbook pro 11,4 I have that I don't actually have 2 usb ports, just one and a splitter off it. Not sure why that was legally allowed to be marketed as "2 usb ports."