skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I see it that way: there is a new program for Signal which enables me to sent messages from my PC. It's the first version out there and it just works. This is much more then I've expected.

I would like if it could use less resources, minimize to tray, etc. etc. etc. but for the moment, this is good and the RAM usage is a far less dramatic issue to me than it seems to be to many here.

I mean, there is far worse out there. I sometimes play Elite Dangerous on my other Win machine. There is a community build tool to track your flight route from the games logs (EDDiscovery) and it delivers an endless amount of features. It rests on a pretty huge database. This thing eats up my ram like it's some free gigabyte cake. I even have to launch the game first or it would take forever. It's horrible. The tool is great though and I will have it running when I need it and it does not hurt my remaining experience. I would love if it could use less resources but I won't stop using it because of it.
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Dare I say - but you can use Typescript with other frameworks too.. just because it's built in here / there are more resources?
This is a technically creative approach, and I think the internet's future is unfortunately going to be something like this.

But I for one would rather take the high road. Please call your senator(s) and representative(s) and let them know how upset this all is making you!
That's not the same thing as creating a law. It's the creation of a law that is the issue.
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> When I used Angular 1, the two way binding was a breath of fresh air.

Yeah, to be honest, if you aren't suffering performance issues as a result of it, Angular 1 is very productive. Problems present themselves in applications with large views, or using esoteric low-performing features. Angular >2 should never have been called Angular. Even if they call it "Angular" instead of "AngularJS", everyone called AngularJS Angular to begin with. It's so utterly different that it doesn't even fit in the same places.
We had a 'party line' (same as what you're talking about) in rural Alberta Canada, 1/2 hour from a city of 3/4 million and not remote -- until the late 80s.

This was not a feature of a surveillance state, but an infrastructure cost/deployment issue.

Made BBS culture quite challenging for me. :-)
This has been the case for a while. For better or worse, we no longer use "archaic" terms, instead they've been replaced with more culturally appropriate terms that appear to have identical meanings. Mentally retarded -> mentally challenged/disabled has always kind of baffled me as either can be used as an insult.

Oriental -> East Asian always baffled me too, but not being Asian myself. But I guess it's because we don't call the West the Occidental.
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5.0.0? - such precision in versioning for a library or framework seems both too quick and too precise at the same time.
My Chinese friends do it constantly. I think he/she is gender neutral in Mandarin.
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I don't know the details of the story, but couldn't it be just a glitch in their automatic filtering system? Happened to all of us at some point, you try to fix one thing, but accidentally screw up something else in the process.
Because I don't hear free pascal as often as Python.
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Exercise and a good diet are virtuous cycle. However, as someone who runs a lot (7-14 hours/week), I can tell you that there is such a thing as being rungry. I actually find it easier to lose weight when I'm on the lower end of my mileage range.

Also, it's easy to think "I ran so much, now I can eat more," which is a dangerous trap.
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Colleges shut down controversial discussion, so they ceded the nexus to the Internet- with somewhat predictable results, in my opinion.
Yes. Yes, it is. I'm not saying Russia did not have any problems, but its absolutely unarguable that their ideology made them implement policies that made the problems worse.

That is exactly how history works.
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I don't know. But I do think that if it will be 1% as big as the Sudoku, than yes.
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I love how I just keep learning Haskell, and keep improving, despite how much I already did it.

That said, Python is also smarter than me. The possibilities with monkey patching and duck typing are endless. But differently from Haskell, Python is not a good teacher, so I tend to only create messes when I go out of the way exploring them.
I'm running it in 56.0.2 without trouble.
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Yeah I assume my sphincter problem is genetic since several family members have it too.

I use a simple mechanical solution - go to sleep on a wedge pillow. Works way better for me than H2 blockers (which would last for 6 hours of sleep, then I'd wake up with horrible reflux because they'd worn off and thanks to the rebound effect, my body was making even more acid to compensate).

By comparison, now if I wake up later in the night now I can usually remove the wedge pillow and go back to sleep with no problem.
How would you describe the support for Lysenko's disastrous agricultural policies, or the persecution of the Kulaks, if not as ideological?
How about ditching Web 2.0 entirely? It's time to head to Web 3.0, an era where the Internet will be truly decentralized and free.
Didn't say it wasn't "like a market" in some ways. But DARPA is very much not free market capitalism. It is state capitalism. Silicon Valley is the product of massive government investment.
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People have said this to me and whenever it comes up I find myself a little put off by it. I'm not "offended" per se and I don't believe that I'm voluntarily making the decision to be put off by it. However, it just seems weird to me that this person automatically assumed that the brown people country I grew up in couldn't teach me how to properly communicate using one of the most important languages in the world.

I definitely agree with you that it's wrong to call it an aggression and there definitely shouldn't be any rules about saying something like that, but I do think there is something wrong with going into a conversation assuming that the other person does not possess a skill because of their ethnicity.
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People have to have a measurably worse life now than they did before, for one. "I don't like President Trump" isn't a valid response, even if he is an idiot.
1. SCSS preprocessor followed by PostCSS-based autoprefixer, sourcemaps in dev and CSS minifyer when building.

2. CoffeeScript2 with support for modules, with uglifyer/minifier on build.

Both 1. and 2. as a part of a middlemanapp dev/build process, which means the JS process watches and builds a file tree, and the SCSS process does the same.

Even setting up ES6 had issues on build because some incompatibilities of the uglifyjs iirc.

EDIT: Added clarification.
Yes, I thought about this after I made my comment. I'm looking at my situation in retrospect now that I AGREE with the sentiment that the "PC Culture" was trying to influence me to have. Some other exercising of freedom of speech could be used to influence me to have hateful opinions I suppose.
I think the main difference is that usually people agree that being politically correct is good natured in its intent. Opponents of "PC Culture" usually are criticizing people for being overly sensitive which implies that the offenses are legitimate but for whatever reason are not worth sacrificing personal freedoms over.
Maybe understand stuff before you just you base your argument on it.

That 60s cybernetics is not the answer is pretty clear and that it has little implications on modern potential answers is also pretty clear.
Specific ones, by name or partial name? or, any and all?
"Track usage" in what sense? -- count calls? with or without parameters?
`log_calls` (specifically the `record_history` decorator) may be the tool you want. (I'm the author of the package.)

On PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/log_calls/

Docs: http://www.pythonhosted.org/log_calls/
You've named all people who could be removed just as easily as they where placed into power.

That is not a dictatorship. I'll provide an example -

Saddam Hussein was a dictator... He had the power/authority, ability, and the will, to kill half the country's population to control the other half. Not that he did it.

Thats a real dictatorship.

Another way to think about this -

Within the Soviet Union, Russia spans 11 time-zones. Just by size alone (and the diversity it provides), the country was too large to have any effective dictatorship over because of all the different regional alliances. And they had constant problems that would never end, to prove it.

Even today, Putin himself has admitted that one of the biggest problems in Russia is that both state organizations and regional authorities will not do what they are told.
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It's a targeted adversarial example, we can do this for _any_ target class. We chose for our demo example to turn the turtle into a rifle, which was chosen uniformly at random from the 1000 ImageNet classes.

In our paper, we have many more examples with different target classes, all chosen uniformly at random.
> push the message that exercise was a more effective weight loss tool than cutting down on food and drink

This and the other message that fat, and not sugar is responsible for obesity[1].

[1] Source: http://sugarcoateddoc.com
>A corporation is not some ethereal thing that exists, and we agree that we are justified in believing it exists because there is a document, but rather the document is effectively the corporation.

Legally speaking and as far as general people's understanding is concerned, this is incorrect. The document is the license to form the corporation, it does not make up the corporation.
This looks amazing. Does it also work like a tag manager?
And get works on more types, like vectors. It also returns nil instead of throwing:

cljs.user=> (get [:x :y :z] 1)
:y
cljs.user=> (get 5 :x)
nil
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Norway and the US have endless differences, and many that affect salary. Trying to tease out the effect of just one difference is a significant project.

I've been an employer. I know for a fact that I'd think twice, three times about hiring somebody if I knew it would be hard to get rid of them if they don't work out. (Such as a requirement to document the poor performance would be - that can take months.) I also know I'd make a lower offer. You would, too, if it was your money paying their salary.
> This is the question: should we be "concreting"?

At some point your program has to do some specific task over some specific kind of data. Maybe you wanted to ask when should we be concreting?
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r/communist/authoritarian
And how do you make money ? Ads ?
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Thank you so much!

I had no idea and this makes a big difference with my new website.
The bias of the questions should be apparent. By asking "is it ok to punch Nazis", it never actually ask the respondent what constitutes a Nazi. Are we talking about people who are actively murdering minorities? How do we know what the respondent thought the survey meant when they use words like that?
We only modify the texture; we retain the original shape of the object.

If you look closely and compare the unperturbed original with the rifle turtle, you can spot some differences.
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Thanks!

The unperturbed baseball also looks like that -- the model we found is of a dirty baseball :P

We probably should have included a photo of that in our blog post, but you can see our paper if you're interested in seeing what the original looks like.
Has testing components become any easier? I remember having to write a lot of boilerplate code every time that I wanted to test a component.
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What you don't eat you don't need to burn off. I've found that I can get by on surprisingly little food if I am in my normal 9-to-5 business running mode. As soon as I start to move around and do stuff I need to eat a bit more, but desk work you can do on just about nothing and still maintain your weight.
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It's hard to tell if you're pitching yourself as an individual or if you're pitching your company.
https://report-uri.com/account/setup/

But yeah, it seems like they could really use some instructions on how to set this up for people unfamiliar with how the Web Reporting API works. The documentation you're looking for is here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Co...
Well, before today I would have said that refusing to call someone by a certain pronoun could never be prosecuted as a hate crime. If a majority of Democrats really do believe that there should be a law established that punishes people for not doing so, I'm not so sure... That seems as ridiculous as charging someone for a hate crime if they give a transgender person the side eye, but maybe it will happen.
Its very limited in what it can do for now, worth downloading to try out.
I am surprised this has not been available for a browser sooner.
for some reason the usual bypass of wsj is not working, can someone assist?

I tried the ole paste link into google trick.
> If they seem like a good prospect then you can signal your seriousness by granting a face to face interview / test.

Yup, that's what I will do occasionally too. If the phone-call goes well, I'll invite them onsite for that coding task... no algorithms. I like being flexible with them, if they are more comfortable doing it at home due to scheduling, they can hack away at home.

>By throwing out homework assignments (which cost you 0) you are signaling either that they do not seem like a good enough prospect to be worth your time or that you simply view their time to be worth vastly less than yours.

I generally stick with working at start-ups. I need to know that the engineer I'm bringing on can handle high-pressure situations when we have to deliver milestones. Which I can totally understand why some potential employees that I've handed this assignment to become upset / flustered. But it's a good indicator if they don't complain at all and do an exceptional job, that they'll generally do well and at the very least be open to critique so they become a better engineer.

These requirements are absolutely not appropriate for more established/larger corps just as start-ups aren't for everyone.
>Americans do not even elect their president directly.

This is a design feature, not a bug. The founding fathers would close your trouble ticket citing the federalist papers.
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I use eshell daily. It's nice to have a shell that also integrates with with list, but there's also a ton of value-add with integration with the emacs ecosystem.

For example in eshell you can do:

cd /ssh:some-server:/
top
cd /docker:container:/
find-file etc/hosts
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And at 9 mph, they will burn over 1,000 kcal.

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