skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed, I can't consider any engine that lacks support for the modern consoles. Given how brutal the industry is in general, you can't afford to leave money on the table by giving up potential console ports.

That said, I understand why it's not supported currently. The process to get anything done on Xbox or PS4 is laborious to say the least, and I am unsure how an open source project would accomplish it without being a standalone entity like Unity, Epic, or GameMaker.
Brilliant advice? More like overused uninspiring crap.. perhaps as uninspiring like the LinkedIn UI and everything LinkedIn ...
In that case we will have done a bad job of picking 'next guy'.
Your proposed Alsa solution: Now all other apps with reasonable dynamic range, e.g., movies, are too quiet.
Really nice article. I completely agreed with the concept and ideas discussed.
You should look at gitea ! It's much simpler than gitlab, but is also much more lightweight in terms of resource usage. Used it succesfully to host my startup's git.
> Raise some from http://www.indie.vc/

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/indievc/indievc/master/Ter...

300% capital payback, at the end of which they still retain half of the equity option.

Good Lord, you're better off financing with credit cards.
I remember Visual C++ 6 where F1 would instantly go to and offline reference to the current symbol, similar to Qt Creator now. It was great.

Of course now it searches done Windows live forum or something and is 100% useless.
You can only get the image from cache if it's the same URL. You can still vary those between recipients.
I'm working on it! https://twitter.com/captbaritone/status/910229816502140928
I am glad I didn't accept their job offer. Nice people though.
That's clearly not what was wrong with your comment!
While I love using Firefox on Android (I currently use the Nightly builds), the scrolling still is problematic.
This is sooo cool!!
The author and the drivers bitching at him on the CB are all assholes, just like all other long haul truck drivers who decide to leave the interstate to menace the rest of us.

He was on Loveland Pass purely on a whim: "...having decided to skip the congestion at the Eisenhower Tunnel." The primary component of congestion in that location, except maybe eastbound on weekend evenings in winter, is long haul trucks. Unless they're delivering something to western Colorado (which in this case the author was actually doing), they don't belong on I-70 anyway, because I-80 is better in every way. The only long haul trucks that have any business on Loveland Pass are the hazardous materials trucks. There are two ski areas on that road, a bunch of snowboarders hitching rides back to the top, and nothing else. Considering how long it takes to get through Dillon, it isn't even faster than staying on I-70. Summit County sheriffs should find a pretext to ticket every truck that uses that road without reason.
shoot me an email drayburn[at]nvp.com
You'll have gone through some pretty insane fundraising rounds and extreme growth then near-collapse to pull those numbers off.

Raising 2M at 14M puts the OP's stake at 87.5%. Long long way to 10%.
Module, you are packaging a module from off the shelf parts.
I'd love more test logos.

Also, I'd be incapable of drawing BK logo. And even IKEA I would probably hesitate a bit.
Privately owned aircraft are referred to as "that hole in the sky into which the money goes."
San Francisco's tap water is pumped from Yosemite. It tastes great to me. There now enough water there for all of the Bay area, so in many municipalities (e.g. Sunnyvale, I think) water tastes terrible.
There needs to be a term for this delusion - conflating a few people who clamor for something with "people" at large.

"IT'S up to YOU! Change your politicians! Vote with your wallet! Demand better movies/industries/X!" is a horseshit response that conveniently tries to forget that these industries and ecosystems follow a lowest-common-denominator majority, so all the "clamor" and attention-to-personal-choice in the world does nothing except accomplish some fringe action at the margins.

The only "people" listening to you at that point are those who recognize the frustration of dealing with that world, so it's healthier to engage in a substantiative dialogue about what can be done from those margins to renew widespread interest in the actual change you want than to resign with some holier-than-thou tirade to them regarding "the people" who aren't even listening.
Org-mode, has a huge amount of functionality in it. One response to that is that yes, it's amazing, a very impressive ecosystem. Another response is that the lack of single-purpose and modularity is maddening; it's tempting to say it's against the unix design philosophy etc.

Of course, that's also the old joke about emacs. Personally, as I got more heavily involved in software development, I wound my org-mode usage down to just outlining and syntax-highlighted source code blocks.
One of the big reasons for Uber's success is that cab companies and city regulators don't want there to be a CabOS. They are actively against integrating technology into their systems and, while some of them have been forced to in recent years, they resent it and try to flout it when they can (in my experiences). It's really hard to get away from "the meter's not working"
Yeah, that would be helpful. Some kind of live demo/video would be more engaging than the static images on your current landing page. Looks like it could be cool!
Responding to hyperbole with hyperbole isn’t a very productive way to get your point across.
Oh I see. I think the conventional wisdom here is to only ever vendor the end use (binary) projects, not libraries (and maintain such a distinction). (But I guess that's as helpful as "you're holding it wrong".)

So your problem is you have ("binary") packages A and B, and a helper package at A/H that you want to import into B. But A is vendored at A/vendor, so A/H always looks for dependency D at A/vendor, which is wrong for B.

I would fix it by moving A's main into A/cmd, and vendor at A/cmd/vendor instead. A/cmd can still import all its' helper packages like before, but now B can also import them without getting snagged by A's vendoring because it vendors another level up.

Could that work?
This has been understood in policy circles for decades, with the WoD incontestably the most egregiously failed policy driver in modern times. It's hard to imagine even a fairly prominent NYT article extending discussion very far in the US public sphere, given that nation's current subjection to tribal and atavistic affiliation rather than rationality.
shoot me an email drayburn[at]nvp.com, happy to jump on the phone and discuss
Earthquake Prediction Based on Machine-Learning Algorithm
The late 60s/70s were an exceptionally creative time. But you need relative economic security to take creative risks, and there's not much of that around at the moment.
My experience tells me you're lowballing the crew salaries; your pilot alone draws at least $200k. You probably don't pay for the rest of the crew, but you do pay monthly fees for storage, private airstrip clearances, and ad hoc (big) costs each time you fuel it up, 'rent' an attendant, and cater the flight.
Although RT tends to produce false positives for me, it is a reasonably reliable filter. If Hollywood is suffering, I'd look to the quality of its product.

For example, marvel civil war is a false positive (for me). When I watch it, I can't get past the clipped, contrived dialogue, close-ups on faces, ham-fisted plots, inconceivably stupid action, schizophrenic scene changes, plastic cgi, and awkward obviously demographically targeted identity fantasies.

But the movie Valerian and the city of a thousand planets, which was panned on RT, was in almost every way actually objectively worse than its well rated marvel counterpart. It was so bad it made me fill physically ill.

Through accumulated experience, I've found that RT, for me, is a reasonable predictor of "a very bad time." And even if its high ratings don't consistently predict a good time, they do predict relative enjoyability well.

I've had so many awful movie going experiences over the last twenty years of adulthood that I've more or less stopped going. I have a very hard time blaming a rating system. I'd look instead to very shallow, implausible scripting (punchy one-liners, hollow melodrama), lackluster cinematography (zoomed in facials, schizophrenic shot switching), repetitive and/or assinine plots (corporations are eeevil), weird editing and incoherent writing (random, poorly interjected side stories or comedy, bizarre scene shifts, prolonged melodrama), boring, implausible, drawn out action (ugh), predictable demographically targeted identity fantasies, and I don't know, the list goes on.

I know beyond certainty that I'm not the target audience, but I can't help but think people are increasingly demanding movies that repay rather than punish sustained attention, and I can't help but think that these qualities passively improve the commercial value of the Hollywood product.

Edit: grammar, removed repetition.
spiderman wins
Serious question: I remember claims that poorer countries basically switched to smartphones instead of PCs and phones are supposed surprisingly ubiquitous there. Can anybody confirm that?

Seats never made much sense to me and if the smartphone story has any truth to it, then I do not see any valid use case for that idea these days.
How many websites do you manage? How many wordpress installs and custom themes have to be updated?
There's a cure for Hepatitis C since 2015.
How does it treat the international drug dealing cartels (root cause of the disease)?
The 3hrs sleep story at the end - all the chat about not wanting to wipe people out, but the machismo still leaks and exposes us all to a red eyed twitch monster herding forty mega joules.
Honestly it seems those dictionaries are not at all up to date with common English informal phrases. Source: native and resident Londoner of >40 years, and user of "mugging" in the "ripped off" sense for most of them.
I like a cheap android tablet plus a cheap Bluetooth keyboard and cheap Bluetooth mouse. It costs 1/3 of what those 2-in-1 machines costs, and will make the people who showed up at the hackathon with a mac jealous (at least as far as style)

Just make sure you don't get one (Google Nexus) that can't do WiFi and Bluetooth at the same time.
If you have sufficient revenue (or pilots that could lead to it), you could look for alternative financing. Venture debt offerings are increasingly common from firms like Lighter Capital and Landscape Capital. There's also an emerging wave of invoice financing companies like VendorTerm that lend against individual contracts
It's their brand coloring.
> One of my favorites was a study of ALL men, across all ages, socioeconomic groups, everything, of an entire town I believe somewhere in northern Scotland (maybe Ireland?)... those who had the most frequent orgasms had a 50% lower chance of having died of any cause over the 15 year period of their study. They also had very significantly reduced incidence of heart disease, cancer, and other health problems. But, of course, such things get reported as 'health benefits of sex' and not 'health dangers of abstinence' because they assume people are abstinent by default which is ludicrous. We'll know if public sentiment is changing when the headlines change.

There seems to be a causality, but to me it is not obvious, what its direction is. The most healthy men, are probably also the most attractive.
The last few years have been a kind of mini-golden-age for low- to mid-budget horror, if that's your thing, and especially if you like your horror a little off-kilter. It Follows, The Babadook, The Conjuring (kind of a low-key superhero movie blended with very not-scary horror, in many ways, but well acted, plotted, paced, and put together), Train to Busan, You're Next, The Void. The new Evil Dead. Some others I'm sure I'm forgetting right now. I've heard Girl with all the Gifts and Get Out are excellent, but haven't seen them yet.

There are serious stinkers to avoid (It, Insidious series, many others) of course, so it's a bit of a minefield, but worth the effort if you enjoy that kind of thing.
You beat me to it. Much like vinyl, this stuff tends to maintain a pretty core following.

The eurorack modular synth boom is certainly introducing a lot of new people to analogue video synthesis. Exciting times!
> Welcome to Silicon Valley, it's all about networking here.

I haven't found any aspect of life that this isn't true yet.
Besides, several million bucks can be turned into much more with with relatively little effort.

This is the reason why people who receive sizable inheritances get several steps ahead of others.
Looks like this isn't new, actually:

http://technode.com/2017/09/19/now-its-official-wechat-is-wa...

Apparently the mainland China version of the app lets you continue using it without providing certain info; this is now in its privacy policy (technode translation):

"Unless it’s required by relevant laws, your objection in providing this information will block the feature concerned, but will not influence the usage of other features."
I followed the issue on iterating for the redesign. I wouldn't say they followed any experimental methods very closely for this release. It very much came off as something where they picked a release date ahead of time and decided that's when they'd ship. New iterations didn't follow a continuous plan-do-check loop; everything was handled more like do something, get feedback, figure out something that you feel addresses that feedback, and then consider it done.

I don't know whether this comes off like I'm complaining. That's not what it's supposed to be. (I actually liked the [original] redesign announced over the summer.) I'm just here to explain what I saw.
I was thinking that we need a stronger term than idiot, but it occurs to me that this behavior is actually criminal. It causes grievous harm to one's society, which is the criterion for criminal behavior. Therefore if social pressure is not sufficient to correct this behavior, legal means will need to be employed.
As a crime capitalizing on perpetuating a disease? How else do you think they would.
Well unlike corporations, governments have completely different pressures than the market. Being president is much different than a track record of strong corporate performance. Since the US is an oligarchy, its about being well connected, the ability to source and channel political talent, and represent the voices of the elites.
At the end, I couldn't figure out what the difference was meant to be with half of the choices. They had a bunch of pictures and I'm like "well, three of these are exactly the same."
I am working with musl, however not the one with emscripten. That one is heavily modified farming out significant parts to the javascript runtime. It is a goal to provide a minimal surface area for embeddors and part of that is not requiring a JS runtime.
It doesn't matter what it means to me, but your intended meaning is essential to interpreting your proposal that they should pay a "fair amount".
>> "Digital tends to have more latency by its nature" - So...GPS satellites, atomic clocks, operation of a modern processor are full of latency that humans can detect? Human reaction time is in the order of 100ms. This statement makes zero sense. I honestly don't understand and I'd love you to explain what specific areas you think where this happens.
...as I glance at the midi controller I got a few years ago in hopes I would easily be able to map it to parameters in 3ds Max/Houdini. Nobody cares anymore :(.
> Unless you actually have a term-sheet in your inbox, you aren't in the position to make this decision right now.

even then, its not over till the cash is in your account.
Apple is using W3C blessed standards:

* https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/1693#issuecomment...

* https://drafts.csswg.org/css-values/#calc-notation

* https://www.w3.org/TR/css-round-display-1/#viewport-fit-desc... (Apple is doing the meta tag version of the @viewport descriptor)
You're sort of twisting GP's point by saying that because K8s is not super stable, Red Hat will provide stability via OpenShift. I mean yes, Red Hat will certainly provide a more stable version, but it's a double-edged sword, because K8s might leave OpenShift in the dust with some incompatible change, and then a few years down the line you could end up with serious buyer's remorse when K8s is an order of magnitude better and OpenShift is left in some well-maintained purgatory.
brb, launching cesna uber startup for rich folk.
Synthesize it? You can change your DNA in the future? Like they are looking at the blood going out from your body and they can fake that too? Future is amazing.
Two questions arise:

How many people taking retrovirals have undetectable levels of HIV?

Are those people using condoms?
Nice mind map. Is there a larger version? It is very blurry when viewed on my ipad.
You can define the default theme for your instance in the GitLab configuration file config/gitlab.yml. Hope that makes it a little less bleghghgh for you!
I think this idea is a lot more appealing if we imagine someone else being unhappy with their doctor and wanting to go elsewhere, than if we imagine ourselves in that position. I think we have all had doctors who we did not like, who we thought missed something, whose philosophy of care we didn't share, and been grateful for the opportunity to go somewhere else.
Uber for jets... for millionaires?
Maybe it is my poor skills with a key board or the design of my keyboard but I hit F12 on accident more often than F1. I hate F1 with a passion but F12, which does a save as, is useful.

I have never understood the hatred for caps lock. I use it all the time, probably press it 12 to 20 times a day. I also write a lot of reports with a pile of long acronyms that have to be all caps.
Ideally, yes. I don't recall all the details -- I typically run fairly lightweight in terms of vim customizations as I'm often multiple SSH sessions deep, sometimes on systems with vi but no vim (they exist!), so automatic pastetoggle is usually off the table regardless.
> Leopold II's atrocities get very little attention in Belgium compared to Nazism.

That is true. I'm Belgian; I can't remember having heard about this e.g. in history classes; it's something I came across later on.
Yeah; of course this is what I mean; somehow I got down-voted to oblivion, f-uck you too hacker news community.
There are downsides to the US way too, like having huge numbers of Americans who refuse to believe that their government would ever do anything like that, and if they do, the citizen must have deserved it.
Are you depressed?

Look through the symptoms on the bulleted lists below

http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/sym...

Do you recognize them? What are you doing instead of solving problems?
In case you haven't seen this before, worth a look: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hetch_Hetchy#Hetch_Hetchy_Pr...
No love for Hacker News Enhancement Suite?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
(replying to sibling comment)

> Well that is an exception to the rule rather than the norm.

It is? I've literally never given my ID on SFBART or Amtrak, what modes of travel besides being the driver of a car have you had to have a form of state or national ID?
Drug use is decriminalized. Drug distribution is not.
Monogame, for example, supports PS4, Xbox One, and Switch, while still being run as an open source project.
Just like any technology, it took time to mature. You are hard pressed to find a brand new analog oscilloscopes today. WHY? Because, they provide enormous benefits even if the bandwidth was identical to analog counter parts. For one, you can't fricking store a waveform and look at it later (!!!)
How do you get to those dilution numbers? The OP is already at 14M, apparently with no significant outside funding. If you assume they'll be at 5-20% ownership at 400M, practically all the "growth" will have been cash from equity sales. Presumably the OP believes that he can actually grow his business to that size, like he grew it to 14M.
A Resource for connecting businesses with creative and marketing professionals
Do you speak from experience? I do - and they put it down to discretion of the driver to cater for traffic conditions etc - even when I could physically see the alternate route around Clapham Common was empty! Plus you get obvious contempt from the people handling your complaint for good measure. The system is not designed for the benefit of transport users.
Correct, we make cheddar and Colby cheese and both need rennet. I can't think of any hard cheese that doesn't need rennet, in fact. Also, the rennet we use is bacterially produced, no calves were killed to make it.
A recent post on this topic:

https://mainlymacro.blogspot.com/2017/09/productivity-and-mo...
> It might be an idea to give them the same treatment as the Nazi party grounds in Nuremberg.

What treatment? Wikipedia says that it became a memorial, but doesn't say what it became a memorial to.
SELL AND GO AGAIN WITH CONTROL
Sell and go again because you will have your OWN seed funds out of the $12-14M. CONTROL is key and many of the VC are just THAT short sighted.

SMART PEOPLE
Please remember that as the old saying goes - "Smart people seem like Crazy people to dumb people." I know it is a radical simplification and a bit cruel, but since it makes you laugh a bit, you know it is a bit true.

RICH
Richard.Weddle@gmail.com
Passwords for 540,000 Car Tracking Devices Leaked Online
build machine that is, my build normally takes 1-4 hours on my PC, on Z800 it can finish in 20 minutes with 12 cores and 48GB DDRs.
Logan Lucky was good. One of those much more care was put into the making of this than had to be sorts of movies. Caught me way off guard at one point, which is rare for that sort of film. Didn't over-explain or signpost everything (see: catching me off guard). Solid flick.
Whilst it might be a general concept, the most recent time I heard your paraphrased notes on warm introductions was Marc Andreessen at Startup School.

Both the video and the transcript (with the warm introduction question first) are available at:

http://blog.ycombinator.com/marc-andreessen-at-startup-schoo...
It is important to note OpenShift predated Kubernetes. RH reimplemented the underlying platform by adopting Kubernetes only a few years ago.
>Only 4% of my cold emails have even been opened (yes, we track it).

You only know that at least 4% have been opened. If an email client blocks the image used to track opens then you'll never know if it was opened. I'm guessing many SV folks and HNers block their email client from displaying images by default.
How do you feel about the courses of action that you list?
You are lucky, Java 9 was just released.

Now you can ahead-of-time compile any JVM project into a single executable, it will run on all platforms, and it will have nice UI toolkits (JavaFX is quite awesome).

Even better, with Truffle + Graal in Java 10 also native interoperability with basically every other language is coming, so you can basically combine this with every language.
Περίεργα ματς στην Σούπερ Λιγκ για παμε στοιχημα
If this is produced by Pfizer or some other company he is invested in, sure. Otherwise he will fall back to talking bs all day long like he does with Malaria.

For those downvoting: His foundation made sure the WHO subcontracts all studies to companies he has a stake in. He isn't a saint, he is a capitalist.
Huh?

Gogs is fine.

People, for whatever reason, think devs have to continue adding more and more features otherwise they see the project as "dead". It's not.

In my opinion the Gitea folks are creating a bloated version of Gogs. YMMV.