skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After saying that, yeah, an investigation is due...maybe laws were broken, but I can say that I used a dead person name as a way to be anon.

In the end this should not matter, FCC is not running a vote. If they count pro /against this way then it's their problem. Arguments should be the only deciding factor.
I think the Sketchfab 3D viewer is superior to Poly.
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Yes. Folks with an "enabling attitude" (as Martin Fowler puts it so well - https://martinfowler.com/bliki/SoftwareDevelopmentAttitude.h...) would probably tend to appreciate exploratory exercises that expand horizons or demonstrate new ways of using old tools, while folks with a "directing attitude" might tend to dislike them.
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This is why the common refrain of "Calories in vs. calories out." is so frustrating to someone in this situation. The problem is that those things are not independent. It's a pretty reasonable adaptation to try and keep those things in balance but for some people the balance is skewed towards calories in. If you don't exert constant willpower on both sides of the equation your body will try to balance whatever you are doing on one side by affecting the other. Neither diet or exercise alone are sufficient.
I also really dislike this extension system where you can unlock some magical features if you could just know what magical keyword to put at the top of your file.
>messing with our democracy

The U.S. has had a flawed democracy regardless of foreign meddling. Americans do not even elect their president directly.

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Top-Heavy US VC Market May Lose Footing as Early-Stage Deals Slip Away
Paradoxically, economic downturns disproportionately affect the economically advantaged. While the medium and lower classes' financial situations don't need to travel very far to reach the bottom, the rich (and super-rich) will see their income and wealth descend a steeper cliff much more violently.

Skilled individuals can seek employment (at least until regional supply is exhausted) whereas wealth does not recover so quickly. What can take a generation to build up would be wiped out within a single fiscal year.

War and economic recessions/depressions have a tendency to assiduously devour the rich. To be quite honest, war and economic depressions are the best way to reduce income inequality. The old adage of the tree of liberty needing to (regularly) be replenished by blood seems to apply.
I don't think the US government was just handing SpaceX money, they're paying to get mass into orbit, and less per kilogram than pretty much any other option. It's the market at work. It just happens that the US Government has a lot of hardware that they want to put into space and no available in-house launch hardware at the moment.

Literally the only angle I can see on this is an "all government spending is bad" angle, and that's way off in tinfoil hat territory.
The dueling rhetoric is the same rhetoric that has been around for decades: Some people really feel type systems add value; others, feel it's a ball and chain. So which is it? The answer is probably "yes." We should all believe by now since history has proven this correct. Most of the time you start with no type system for speed. Then you start adding weird checks and hacks (here's lookin' at you clojure.spec). Then you rewrite with a type system.

I'm a devout Clojure developer. I think it delivers on the promises he outlines in his talk, but I also have no small appreciation for Haskell as an outrageously powerful language. Everyone robs from Haskell for their new shiny language, as they should. Unfortunately, not a night goes by where I don't ask God to make me smart enough to understand how a statement like "a monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors" can radically change how I implement marginably scalable applications that serve up JSON over REST. Clojure talks to me as if I were a child.

Rich Hickey is selling the case for Clojure, like any person who wants his or her language used should do. His arguments are mostly rational, but also a question of taste, which I feel is admitted. As for this writer, I'm glad he ends it by saying it isn't a flame war. If I had to go to war alongside another group of devs, it would almost certainly be Haskell devs.
There are also 'sixels' (essentially 6x1), but terminal support is… not great. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixel

Some cool images: https://github.com/saitoha/libsixel & https://github.com/saitoha/PySixel
>If eliminating unnecessary abstraction is offensive to you

If the hiring individual dictates what trade offs are made so far in advance that it happens in the interview, it means they aren't just eliminating unnecessary abstractions. Premature optimization isn't generally a good thing. Premature optimization showing up in an interview as a way to get people to quit is even less likely to be a good thing.
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LOL LIBTARD.
Easy! Browse this database to select the telecom firm you find most compatible with your ethical standards:

https://www.opensecrets.org/lobby/issuesum.php?id=TEC

Drill down to find a list of firms who can recruit dead people and random special interests (see here from some of the interest groups who will rent you their outrage: http://stopthecap.com/2009/10/02/special-report-astroturf-ov... ).

Handily enough, you also get an idea of what it costs right on Open Secrets. I wish medical price lists were this easy, and I bet there are some dead people who think so, too.
I've tried it and there is still a problem: the cursors draw from wherever the previous cursor was. This makes it impossible to draw a line of cursors vertically through your text without first placing a single cursor at either the top of the bottom of where you want to draw the line. So instead of click-drag (with a modifier key) you have to click-click-drag (with a modifier key).
Angular 5.0.0
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Really, is Sixels support that common now? Do you have a supported Linux terminal that you recommend for it?
Super Normal UX Design – Normal as a Special Kind of Simplicity
Made this with React Native and Go. I wanted a simple app that just showed your current wealth, but allowed for modern assets like Bitcoin.

The data stays in the app except for making third party API calls. Happy to answer questions!
https://www.gengo.com/ is my favorite, but I'm biased because I worked there many lifetimes ago. I've used them on some projects since leaving and I haven't seen a large quality dip or anything, so I feel comfortable recommending them. Their API works well for automating a lot of the stuff too.

Also, if you ever meet the CEO, ask him about Gengo-Chan. :)
I found it outstanding that Republicans view the Wall Street Journal as having a liberal bias. A business-focused, capitalist-centric paper, with a liberal bias. I suppose if that's your definition, of course you'll see journalists having a liberal bias as a whole...
Is there a list of applications this may be especially geared toward? I’m a little out of practice and this seems interesting.
That metaphor is deliberate? — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Evola#Ride_the_Tiger
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HN is so fast I use it to test my internet issues. It’ll be hard to throttle it.
Oops, I still had to merge https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/15115... I just did. I also moved the doc to a repo in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/15139
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A fake HTOP is running on this website: https://system76.com/servers/starling

Pretty Awesome, does anyone knows if it is an Open Source library?
Hi, that sounds very interesting and I hope someone works on it. We're only so many people though, and we have several things we want to do that will at least occupy us until next summer.
Could you add the salary range for this position please?
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did I mentioned the US?
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I suspect what you're running into is some kind of crash when running a command. I will say that I don't think we're doing a very good job handling errors, and I suspect it's that most users don't report them (they just press <Esc> and it goes back to normal).

For example, this: https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/pull/2087

Either way, if you're ever interested in heading back to VSCode and felt disappointed in the Vim mode, check out the progress of https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/pull/1897 or https://github.com/Chillee/VSCodeNeovim. Those should provide a much higher fidelity emulation.
"pi-calculus" would be a better term to use in the title, since the glyph used for pi looks like "n"
Then what's the scam? I'd imagine they're looking for a very specific skill set (those tech skills, but in the context of crypto).
That's because they don't know that they have any alternative.

The situation that professors and schools would love to continue indefinitely.
I just tested some things in PyCharm. It has no problem with word_word or wordWord as variable names. It's even smart enough to flag just the non-word in word_ajsjasjasa.

It will also put a squiggly under camelCaseWords in Python code by default, but that's because of PEP8 style rules, not spelling.
Based on the Silicon Valley Forth Interest Group email list,
Chuck Moore has declared that he has retired from social media, he has not retired from Forth. He is scheduled to speak at Forth Day, November 18, 2017, as he has for years. https://svfig.github.io/ http://www.forth.org/svfig/next.html
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I talked to one of Confluent's sales reps, who said this service starts at around $1,500/month on the low end.

Definitely not for a startup whose monthly Kinesis bill is a few hundred dollars, which is a shame because Kakfa is better in several ways.
Thanks! I really like that conference!
Perfect is the enemy of good. At this point, we can't even get them reclassified as title 2. I doubt there's the will power and civility to come up with a whole new set of laws that are reasonable and designed around the public's best interest.

But, I would be happy if my cynicism gets proven wrong.
I'd gladly storm into the breach with you :)

Hopefully we all agree that static types and dynamic types are useful. Those who use hyperbole are attempting some form of splitting. I think the point where we disagree is what the default should be. The truth is this discussion will rage on into oblivion because dynamic types and static types form a duality. One cannot exist without the other and they will forever be entangled in conflict.
...So people experienced a feeling of a presence behind them... when something behind them touched them?

That would seem to be pretty robust evidence of a presence behind someone, really.

(the bit with the sensorimotor lag is necessary for this, of course; it's pretty obvious that the brain accounts differently for sensory input that it can directly correlate with its own actions and that it can't. But I bet that you'd also get a feeling of presence if the robot was touching someone on an autonomous program, which would be just as completely unsurprising.)
>No, they're just lumped together in popular media. Breitbart and the Daily Stormer are portrayed as part of the same package, so that distasteful ideas from one can be used to discredit the other.

No, Steve Bannon said in an interview that he led Breitbart in giving a spearhead to the alt-right in large media.

>This erasure of the middle ground between center-left and extreme right is referred to in conservative circles as the "unthinging" of the right.

There are really three problems here.

* The "center" and "center-left" are already, by historic standards, quite right-wing on economic policy. This really skews the claim that we're talking about a spectrum between a "center-left" and a "right", insofar as we're really just talking about different degrees of permissiveness or authoritarianism on social issues, plus the "center-left" maintaining the barest rudiments of a vestigial welfare-state.

* Within the Right, the factions that we could have called "center-right" got tossed out as RINOs long ago. Ronald Reagan advocated employee ownership of firms as the way of the future; today Republicans would treat that as socialist heresy. Bush's "compassionate conservatism" is now unheard-of, as are Republican appeals to conservative people of color or immigrants. Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell really are far-right, in the sense that Ayn Rand is far to the libertarian right.

* The alt-right has deliberately worked to blur the boundaries between the libertarian right and the authoritarian-nationalist right, usually by invoking anti-democratic, nationalistic libertarian thinkers such as Hans-Hermann Hoppe. You know, the guy who wrote that, "in a covenant founded for the purpose of protecting family and kin, there can be no tolerance toward those habitually promoting lifestyles incompatible with this goal. … [violators] will have to be physically removed from society."[1]

When your party has come to have a political spectrum stretching from Ayn Rand on its left to Augusto Pinochet on its right, yes, you are "these guys". Stop now, turn around, purge the alt-right, purge the Tea Party, and reestablish some common-sense and humanity, or else history will remember you as the bumbling enablers of American fascism.

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, or "physical removal" by death squads: which side are you on?

[1] -- https://mises.org/library/my-battle-thought-police
You might say that of most governmental agencies and the Congress as well.

The U$ is an oligarchy in all but name.
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If we're in a dystopian era, that must be in comparison to something. What era was, on the balance of factors, better than today?
I’m sure you’ve heard this before, but I can’t let the response go unsaid:
democracy does not require direct elections. The founding fathers were not naive idiots who didn’t know how to design an election.
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That's a bit of a red herring, don't you think? Of course the problems in American democracy can't be reduced to a single source, but that's not what was being said. Simply that foreign interference is certainly a proven problem
The problem with `cmdline` modes is definitely that tab completion doesn't work imo. Unluckily, that's blocked on the VSCode side, although it is possible to move our cmdline down to the status bar (probably would have been the better choice to begin with, really).

For example, with the neovim rewrite it's possible to expose not only tab completion, but also the wildmenu: https://imgur.com/DO6IXYb

If we wanted to keep it in the input box that pops up, we would need something along these lines: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/pull/36690 (it is my PR, for disclosure).
how do you actually download?