skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you have a conceptual problem because you're mixing the basics.

We are talking about democratic constitutions, quite different from legal texts from totalitarian regimes.
Lol, no, it resides on the folks that live on those states. Constitutions change. (the last change was in 78, right?).

Fromer Yougoslavia broke off, as the separate states wanted their own countries. Somewhere was peaceful (Slovenia), and very bloody, (the rest of the states).

They are much much better off by themselves right now. Things change, and if Catalonia wants their independence they should.
It's almost like Spain wants Catalonia to secede.
> There won't be a civil war

It's increasingly clear that the only two possible outcomes are either abandoning the idea altogether (possibly with an overall reduction in autonomy or proscription of the pro-independence parties); or violence.

You can see even in this thread that nobody in the rest of Spain is even going to consider the possibility of peaceful secession. It's going to end up like 70s Belfast if people go down this route.
Isn't that usually Haas? I know 3 or 4 independent people with the last name Haas, as well as the Haas business school at berkely, but only know Hass as the avocado brand.
Common Lisp is very nice, do take a look.

I think you could implement custom syntax for things like [] by using reader macros.
Yeah in retrospect my mistake was to bet on a single announcement post instead of a series of smaller posts over the months I developed it. That's the sort of thing you only realize is a mistake after you'd made it, though.
We have a similar situation in New Zealand.

Stoats were introduced by European settlers (ironically, to deal with rabbits, which themselves were introduced, and quickly ran wild).

The stoats soon started decimating the native bird population, and are now public enemy number 1.

Meanwhile back in Europe, stoat populations are under threat, so NZ provides a potential source of stoats to re-stock elsewhere.
David Hasselhoff will not be pleased to hear that - his surname loosely translates as "Court of Hatred"
It's often worthy to first check the OEIS[1] prior to committing a large number of cpu cycles to the effort.

[1] https://oeis.org/search?q=left+truncatable+primes+base&sort=...
I use music folder player on android, since I like to arrange my music in folders (many apps organize by id3 tags, and I don't feel like fixing them on my mp3s, plus it limits the organization).
I stand by your stand by. Negative karma isn't a crime once in awhile (seems you get a 2nd nit in this thread on wordisms: 'once and awhile' is 'once in awhile')
Beating the bookies with their own numbers [pdf]
>In college I built a raytracer in Rust

I don't usually feel old around here. Every once in a while, however...
Thank you! I'll edit the post.

(edit) Now edited - thanks again.
If I have to choose between "don't eat artificially added sugar but don't feel like I'm eating less" and "don't eat butter, and by extension eat less because food tastes worse", I can tell you I'll choose the former in a heartbeat.
Definitely agree with the sentiment about heuristics. The French are a great example: lots of butter and carbs but strict rules about snacking and smaller portions in general. Long meals also help prevent some overeating. Not all French people I’m sure, but that was my experience.
Allow people to explicitly opt in to send training data to them, or otherwise generate their own training data through volunteers.
My interpretation is that like a lot of us she perhaps felt ambivalent, or conflicted between wanting to share a place you love with others and wanting to keep it to yourself.
>>Imagine that some State in the US declares the president of the US has no decisions over his land, and that you follow your own local laws(made by you on the go) instead of the laws of your country. It will not take more than 5 minutes of that for the country to act.

We have a strong Federalist Society and I think it would take much longer than 5 mins to act.

While the US Federal Government has gain alot of power after the last 100 years it is still not the Top Dogs, Under the US Constitution the State governments can amend and/or abolish the Federal Government if they so choose.

The US Constitution is entirely about limiting the power and scope of the US Federal Government, a fact that seems to be lost both in international understanding of the US, and sadly domestically as well since we have more and more people thinking the Constitution is about "Giving people rights" or outlining what an individual can do, instead of its original and true purpose of defining what the government is allowed to do

Prime example of this is National Speed Limits, there is no way for the US Federal Government to demand a speed limit so when they wanted to establish said limit of 65, they had to do it by bribes and extortion they tied federal funding for roads to the passage of state laws establishing a 65 speed limit, states that did not pass such a law would lose billions in federal money

So no I do not believe the reaction would be as you think it would be here in the States

A more modern and pressing example is the ongoing conflict between several states and the US Federal Government over Marijuana where multiple states have now openly defied the federal laws on prohibition of this plant.

And on Immigration where they openly resist and obstruct enforcement of Federal Immigration Law.

No in the US the State government are regularly in opposition to the Federal Government
I like sudo.

From the article linked to this one, I get the distinct feeling that the author is talking about a few edge cases in the use of sudo.

I don't think 99% will care.
It's not about doing "good," they're both doing "good." It's about milking the charity like you can't give money away without getting something in return.
The article 1.2 of the Spanish Constitution states:

> La soberanía nacional reside en el pueblo español, del que emanan los poderes del Estado.

(The national sovereignty resides in the Spanish people, from which emanate the powers of the State.)
Okay, I’m getting confused because the code does test for 10p.
Which of those are relevant to implementing a blockchain node?
Make an effort to read the messages carefully, please. The parent comment said `what level of brutality the EU is willing to accept before intervening`, and by brutality I understand from the Spanish govt. side, and my answer was that they won't try to condemn this kind of brutality unless it goes physical. I never said anything about the EU not supporting Spanish's position; it makes plenty of sense, since it's in their interest to avoid Catalonia's independence.
Kinda hard to name something after yourself when you're dead.
I recall reading there is a problem with doing this in India because the birds of pray population has decreased by like 99% so there's often not enough birds to pick the body clean.

EDIT: there's another comment down thread saying the same.
5G Radiation Dangers (2016)
Thus, the point of the joke.
I really really wanted to set this up and have it working, but configuring devices and actions with it is so unnecessarily complicated that I ended up writing my own scripts to do whatever I wanted rather than writing templating code inside YAML config files (literally) to do certain things.
The sentiment in the Street by Independentists.

I was in Barcelona 4 days ago. At least 25% of the people there is clearly not independentist.

So stop talking the "sentiment in the street" like there is only one "Poble" in Catalunia that wants independence. If there is a fight it is not going to be against Madrid, but Catalans over Catalans.
Of course they do. Axioms are inherent to all positive statements, even if they’re implicit. And you can’t construct (coherent) normative statements without positive ones.
Haas is also the name of one of the biggest CNC machine companies. They also have race teams.
Day 3 of 100 Days of VR: Going Through the Unity Space Shooter Tutorial II
I'm 17x cm and weigh 7x kg. I run (mostly 10K, completed a half-marathon recently) and lift weights semi-regularly. I have a relatively low sugar intake. I don't feel energetic at all. I get home from work and more or less lay down until I fall asleep. Gabriel Iglesias seems to be way more energetic than me.

Jaggery seems to be 50% sucrose, and honey is mostly glucose and fructose. Shouldn't it have the same effect on blood sugar levels?
Repost it now with "Show HN:" in the title. Helps distinguish OC work.
You can click the comment permalink (the age indicator) and on that page you have the option to vouch for the person /comment if it seems appropriate. I did so and they appear to be visible again. I've seen it take two vouch operations before though.
California Governor Vetoes Statewide 5G Antenna Standards
Month 2 into building a startup and found this article very relevant. I think one of the challenges I personally face is that building more features feels safe. You can spend a whole day trying to reach out to more people to validate the problem and come away with nothing. A day of coding gives you something tangible.

Since we're B2B focused, my co-founder and I resolved this by deciding to go the consulting route to build the product. We essentially banned ourselves from writing code until we found someone willing to pay us to write the feature.
If you email hn@ycombinator.com we'll send you a repost invite. I don't want to do it now because once a particular theme (in this case ray tracers) has made the front page it's usually not a good idea to post another one too soon.
(The right kind of) fungi is incredibly good at neutralizing all sorts of bad stuff. There's a great deal of untapped potential in this space.

I recommend reading this article in it's entirety:

http://discovermagazine.com/2013/julyaug/13-mushrooms-clean-...
More anecdata:

* I did the same at the beginning of the summer, cutting out most processed sugar (glucose) and corn syrup while increasing fruit intake (but not by much).

* I also starting skipping meals/moving meal times around, and eating less at dinner, but otherwise did not change the things that I ate.

* I am exercising a lot less than before, owing to a foot injury in the middle of the summer.

I've dropped nearly 20 pounds, from a starting point of just above 200 pounds to between 182 and 185 (varies by day). I think a decline in daily caloric intake owing to fewer sugary foods and smaller meal portions can explain the weight loss. I hope I can keep it up, because I do like sugar and because we have kids there is a lot around the house.

I mentioned this to a relative who is a GI doctor and researcher and he says it's easier for men to lose weight than women through diet.
You’re quibbling about words. If we can’t agree that one side favors a particular viewpoint over the other in a given civil case, any further discussion about the presence or absence of political bias in the ruling or selection of the ruling is impossible.
Heroin grows in the ground and probably isn't too for you.
I apologize if this is silly question but how is the smartphone in the pic on the home page displaying that interface? The control section notes:

>"Control all your devices from a single, mobile-friendly, interface."

I had a cursory look through the github repo and everything just looked like python, nothing UI wise jumped out at me.
Can you recommend a far field microphone for use with your project?

Or really one as good as or better than those in the echo dot would be amazing, because that is what my baseline is right now.
I was able to get Home Assistant spun up via Hass.io on an RPi2 very rapidly, switched to RPi3 for improved UI performance though.

OTA updates have been seamless, but the out-of-box still requires some conf file editing, which may be a turn off for some. It did automatically discover AppleTV, Roku, and Hue (easy pairing).

For integrating "homebrew" sensors I was able to roll MySensors[0] platform with parts lying around in drawers to get house-wide temperature monitoring with a few lines of yaml.

Looking forward to further refinements to the platform!!

[0]: https://www.mysensors.org
Until this comment I thought you're serious!
http://reorg.github.io/pg_repack/
You could add it to your will.

"From the time of my death, my compound that I leave to my yorkie shalt be known forever as rhiz(h)ome"
submission from the author:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15519894
>>and to the rule of law.

I have always found it fascinating how strongly people believe "the rule of law" to be the ethical and correct position. To uphold the rule of law no matter what. That the rule of law itself if the goal. No matter what those laws are, no matter if those laws are unethical, immoral, unjust. The rule of law itself is the goal. Not a moral society, not a just society, not a ethical society, but a society of law.

Why?

Almost every major atrocity in human history was legal under the laws governing the geographic zone they were committed in so why is there such strong support for this concept of "Rule of law"
Awesome, will do! Thanks a bunch.
With "the sentiment on the street" I'm referring to the demostrations.

Most are pro-independence, and they are always full of people. Unionists are few and with not that many people (except the one on the 8th of October).

The "the fight will be catalan VS catalan" is an unionist mantra. People want to vote, not fight.

Unionists would love an armed or belligerent pro-independence group, so they could repress us while giving the illusion of being right. That's why our movement will be pacifist.
National media is crying outloud people are 'adoctrinated' in Catalonia in favour of independence...how that saying? like seeing the mote in one's brother's eye without noticing the beam in one's own.
I have read it carefully, thank you. Nothing changes.
To elaborate, Mastodon.social is only a de facto home, nothing in the code privileges that instance over others.
Big Tech's New Wall Street Problem
Show HN: Threadsafe, SIMD-Accelerated HyperLogLog Implementation
It’s not that simple.

The usable space on a screen doesn’t grow much between a 4" and a 6" phone, because you hold your thumb further over the screen, and more parts are unreachable.

And while one could move the content into the top-left or top-right (depending on handedness of the user), the result is so ugly users preferred a UI with less real estate over it in tests.

With a 4" phone, the best reachable areas are the top and the left. Which is why Android 4.0 – which was right around the time when 4-5" phones became popular – moved all these actions into the top and left edges with the Action Bar and Navigation Drawer.

With a 6" phone, those areas are unreachable, the bottom and the right are obscured by your hand, and the only area left for controls is the center – but you can’t really break up content around the controls either.

The only solution that works partially are gestures, but those are very limited in what you can do, and are very inaccurate.

If you have a better solution for a chat client in which a user might have 400+ channels open than using a navigation drawer (with search) on the left, content in the middle, and input at the bottom, then please present some.

But currently, only for a small handful of apps the 6" problem is solved, and I believe that for many apps, it might never be solved.
I don't think it does. Are you aware that "range(1,10)" in Python is the list [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] ??

Ranges in Python don't include their endpoint. A few people have expressed confusion as to this choice in the design, but it means that the expression:

range(a,b) + range(b,c) + range(c,d)

includes everything from a to d-1 one and only once. Knuth said that intervals should include the initial point and not the endpoint for this reason.
Yeah I say in college, but that was only a few months ago. College isn't that long, I might as well have said "in highschool"
Hm, I can’t do multiple pins with PWM with that, can I? Because I currently have for each LED strip 3 pins with R G B using PWM.
Biggest drop in Facebook organic reach we have ever seen
Again, you’re making assumptions, and offering only rhetoric. Why?
TBH I think these websites use the term brutalist too loosely. I am not an expert but AFAIK brutalist architecture was about a lesser concern with aesthetics and more with function. I also expected brutalist web design to be more about minimal styling and javascript. I just pointed this site because that's what came to mind as to the closest that web design has to "non-mainstream ugly fashion".
Is “Loss Aversion” Even True [pdf]
Can you give us that quote from the constitution (the whole paragraph would be swell)?
What I get out of it is, the problem with refined carbs is both how fast it gets absorbed in you gut/stomach thus spiking your blood sugar and the sheer amount you can eat. I think those two play off each other. With unprocessed vegetables generally you get a lot of bulk fiber and water along with the carbs. If your gut is full of fiber you tend to not be hungry. If it's mostly empty then you tend to be hungry.

Also one thing I've read more recently is the gut has it's own nervous system and hormonal signaling. It's high;y away of what is going on in it's world. However mostly that information isn't available to your brain. But what it can do is control your feeding behavior. If your gut is full and busing extracting nutrients, then it signals your brain to stop feeding. Ever wonder why if you eat a good meal you can got for hours without wanting to eat anything? That's why.
>Unionists are few and with not that many people (except the one on the 8th of October).

Anti-secession supporters has been afraid of Catalan government. Not anymore.

>Unionists would love an armed or belligerent pro-independence group

No, that's BS. By the way, such group has existed before (Terra Lliure) and nothing changed.
I would even say that negative karma is never a crime, or even a bad thing. Just because an opinion isn't popular, doesn't mean one shouldn't voice it. (As long as it's not against the community guidelines or an actual crime)
It's worse than that. It is as if Spain wants Catalonia to look justified in seceding in the eyes of the world. Pretty much everyone in the world would have regarded a secession referendum from Catalonia - regardless of how it was decided - as an unimportant joke until the Spanish government started beating people over it.
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I wholeheartedly agree. I would be considered successful for my age but a lot of it is pure luck. To be born in the correct environment, to meet the right people, etc. People need to work hard in order to use the opportunities they are given, but getting opportunities (especially if you are not of the ruling class) is not guaranteed.
No one under 57 has voted on this constitution.

It should be modernised.
While cool, it should be pointed out that this way of ordering things doesn't really scale with scene complexity (more objects, more complex triangular meshes requiring acceleration structures) or image size, as the number of masks required to determine visibility would become very prohibitive.

One of the great things about raytracing (at least the basics before you get to more complicated light transport), is how simple the normal recursive algorithm is for rendering a scene. This method in the article complicates that greatly with the mask passes, and I guess could be termed a wavefront renderer.
Oh, fair point. Not all shells support this apparently. zsh does:

-> alias /usr/bin/sudo='ls -a'
-> /usr/bin/sudo
. ..
Gaming Robinhood’s Free Stock Promotion – Or, How to Blow $350
You just listed its components, the question was about why Twitter needs those things but Mastodon does not.
When shooting peaceful civilians with (illegal) rubber ammunition and kicking them in the face, for example.
"a calorie is a calorie"

This is the exact point the article is... arguing against in a very convincing fashion
no tests. :(
Rapidly Deploy and Test Microservices
It's all about perspective. To a third world citizen, that statement applies to the lifestyle of a middle class american. To us, having a second jet seems like a ludicrous luxury. To them, having a second car probably seems like just as ludicrous a luxury.
If you haven't seen it already, you might find this submission about redesigning the smartphone dial pad [1] interesting, which was posted the other week and goes into the history of the dial pad design a bit.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15418832
Yeah, I always suspected Rajoy to be an idiot, but this really confirmed it. The handling of this situation has been just terrible.
Yes, Facebook is so much better! Purely for the groups aspect and usually you have people engaging with competitors products and asking how to do things.

I personally don't bother with Twitter for this aspect of product validation.
>> ...were introduced by humans (only they were introduced thousands of years ago...

That is a systemic problem in conservation: where in the timeline do we say that the "natural" state existed? In Australia and similar countries we place that mark not at the point that humans arrived, but at the point white people showed up. I live in the pacific northwest where we do the same. This practice almost equates indigenous humans with animals, both being "natural" in that the do not negatively impact "their" environment. The reality is that native populations radically altered ecosystems, that any non-human state only ever existed in deep history.

On long-inhabited island nations (Japan, UK Australia etc) the predator issue is a big deal only because of human efforts. Each wiped out their large predators long ago. Japan should have tigers and bears. The UK should have wolf packs. Australia too should have its big predators, but they were wiped out long before Europeans arrive. So we call that "natural". Something as simple as setting a date is in reality a twisted conflation of race, religion and political histories.

These would take care of the rabbits:
http://earthsky.org/earth/early-humans-wiped-out-big-animals...
If I had to guess, I'd say "Hassel" is related to "Hasel" in this case (as is the case with quite a few similar place names), which would make it more like "David from the farm with the hazel trees" or something.
No, the secessionists movement is deeply fueled with public funds. Now that Spanish government is going to control that, you can expect way less secessionists support.
> if you are lucky enough for them to breed

Lucky? How do you stop them?
There is an extra repo for the web frontend: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant-polymer
It was a different time, and he was president for a very long period.

Nothing like that will ever happen again, in part for the reasons to which you refer.
Based on the sibling comment to yours, I don't think bash supports this. zsh allows you to make a \'sudo\' alias though, so it depends on your shell.
OpenMined's First Neural Network Contract Is Live on Rinkeby Ethereum Blockchain
I answered with “it’s much faster and much quieter”.
Not giving a sh&&t about religion I want my ashes turned into an action figure but I need to make sure I design the figure before I drop dead so I don't get turned into a cheesy indiana jones action figure after death https://www.cremationsolutions.com/blog/introducing-crematio...
You would likely be better off using some other solution for your light control, and then talking to that over HTTP/MQTT.

I use a version of this: https://www.stavros.io/posts/wifi-enabled-rgb-led-strip-cont...

It integrates nicely with HA via MQTT.
Again, we're talking about the rule of law in democratic societies, not totalitarian ones.

I don't know the source of your fascination if you don't understand that.
Imagine somebody whose favourite snack is a nice slice of baguette with butter slathered on it.

By cutting butter, he's also effectively cut an unnecessary carb-heavy between-meal snack, since he doesn't want the baguette without the butter.