skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On an earnings call earlier last week, Zuckerberg told investors and reporters “how upset I am that the Russians tried to use our tools to sow mistrust,” adding that he was “dead serious” about findings ways to tackle the problem.

BS. He is only upset that he got caught.
Even if you wrote your entire program in unsafe, you're still enjoying an experience at least as good as C++; you just don't get the compile time memory safety. And its unlikely your entire program would ever have to be in unsafe.
There are actually a few ways to get money out of your 401k before the traditional retirement age. It involves rolling the funds over from your 401k into a traditional IRA, and then into a Roth IRA in what is sometimes known as a Roth ladder. Here's an article on it: http://rootofgood.com/roth-ira-conversion-ladder-early-retir...
I have a few:

1. Grow my company to 20 or so employees.
2. Use $$$ from company to fund a large portion of other investments, interests. (my company isn't VC funded. Goal is for it to be a cash cow)
3. Level up personal brand enough to speak/travel a few times a quarter and see some cool places. Use that $$$ to pay for kids college.
Oh yeah, it's not a panacea for sure.
>We treat them as adults in school (by making them responsible for their own performance through grading and measuring) from a very young age, yet we don't really cut the umbelical cord (grant them autonomy) until they're in their twenties.

It's inflation, pure and simple. (Alternately, any forced work without reward is called "slavery", and since it's [biologically speaking] totally fine to make slaves of the disenfranchised, that's why we're OK with doing it to children and low-status adults.)

You can't afford autonomy until you're in your mid-twenties even if you actually want it; good jobs for high school students stopped being a thing coincident with the decline of North American manufacturing (both the US and Canada have this problem; Europe's solution is to make everything free but this doesn't solve the motivation problem).

So one of two things have to happen.
Either the education bubble gets popped by some external force (maybe you have to justify spending on a degree to get a loan, or we just ban employers from asking about certifications other than 'has completed Grade 10' unless the job actually requires specialized training, or we start training individuals for trade work much earlier than we do now), or the economy undergoes a rapid expansion (typically a war).

Either of those things will go a long way to fixing society's social media problem: once you have a shortage of manpower, the power of society/employers shrinks and stupid videos captured of you have much less an effect when you are less replaceable. Social authoritarianism always coincides with economic decline- you don't get to infantilize an adult and assume it'll have no effect on their children.
Mom and pop auto dealers are looking to sell
The purpose of Tesla is not to make money
This is just silly man. I’m just going to come out and say it.

I hope you’ve re-read what you yourself wrote here and realize how ridiculous it is.

I urge you to take some people’s advice here and talk to a lawyer immediately, start cutting her off of her privilege, and stop enabling her actions.

You’re doing her harm, you’re doing your kid harm, and you’re doing yourself harm. You’re not helping anyone in this situation by letting it go on like this and the soooner you recognize that, the better.

In fact, you’re making the situation worse with some of your actions. Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer. I can’t say it enough.
I made this for startups. A side project from a long time ago that still keeps chugging.

Http://www.3cosystem.com
As this is n = 1, take this with a grain of salt, but as a high school teacher I can tell you that's definitely not what teenagers are doing with their phones the majority of the time. Your view is very optimistic; for the most part, kids are sending each other snaps and checking IG for high school drama, fashion, make up, gossip, memes, and those fitness inspo pics. That last observation comes from the fact that apart from teaching math, I occasionally teach a fitness class and get kids showing me these ridiculously fit (usually not natural) people pics on IG. They also really like YouTube.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolyte
I understand and get where you’re coming from. I appreciate it. But trust me when I say I have not ignored this hole at all. She is completely unaware of it. I’ve been trying to help her mend it subconsciously for years. Years. I can’t even get started on the ways how. But again, I get where you’re coming from. It’s just not like that.

Trust me. If she was just bills to me - I would have stopped paying a long time ago. We shared a deep deep connection. Why do you think I got married so young?
You really should add some examples and screenshots. "More things" probably shouldn't lead to the sign up page as well, I expected more features listed.
I wonder if it's money better spent on the majority party that can actually pass legislation.
Active directory isn’t equivalent to a basic LDAP directory not even close.

To have similar functionality you need a commercial directory solution.

Same goes for remote management SSH is how you connect to machines remotely not how you manage them.

Automation of Linux desktop again requires either a commercial product or a huge development undertaking.

The problem with Linux on the desktop is that if you get out of the Microsoft ecosystem you need products to centrally manage users, workstations, configuration and patch management and all of these usually require you to go for other enterprise solutions even if they are OpenSource in their core but still commercial in practice.
I'd say that books and museums are problematic in very similar ways. Neither of those institutions are focused on reality. Both are contrary to human dialog and an unmediated existence.

When I'm sitting on the train I'm studying the people and things that I see around me, trying to look for the poetry in everyday life. I'm a songwriter but the approach works just as well with a travel set of watercolors and a sketchbook for the more visually inclined.

I have never seen good art being made by people who spend their time confusing Instagram for reality. If you have I would question wether you have the ability to recognize good from bad art. You must learn how to read before you can appreciate a good novel and the same applies to understanding other forms of art.

Good art will have a profound effect. It will literally give your life meaning and purpose. It will change the way you think about your society and your role in it.

Bad art is consumed like a fast-food hamburger. It might be superficially entertaining in the moment but will leave you feeling worse off after a few hours.

Good art doesn't need to appeal to the art critic or the marketplace but it must leave a deep satisfaction in the hearts and minds of those that take the time to appreciate it.
Here's is the current legal definition of "margarine" in the EU (including the UK, as Brexit hasn't happened yet):
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2...

"Products in the form of a solid, malleable emulsion, principally of the water-in-oil type, derived from solid and/or liquid vegetable and/or animal fats suitable for human consumption, with a milk-fat content of not more than 3 % or the fat content.

Margarine

The product obtained from vegetable and/or animal fats with a fat content of not less than 80 % but less than 90 %."

No mention of partial hydrogenation or trans-fats. The only reason UK spreads are not "margarine" is because they do no contain enough fat.
Except back when books were popular to use like phones they were described as mind numbing and anti-intellectual entertainment for kids who are losing touch with the reality around them for the fantasy in books. We’re just switching tHe technology we’re blaming for the ills of the current day.
I was going with best case with perfect credit. My credit union offers 2% loans - https://www.navyfederal.org/products-services/loans/auto/aut... those are 36 month loans though.

You're right I probably should have done average case.
This is purely speculation. I feel it's more the economic uncertainty, political situation, and questionable futures.
The Republican's anti-regulation ideology is also an anti-consumer-protection ideology. The idea is that if you let companies abuse their customers then other companies will want to get in on it and will eventually magically produce the most optimal efficient outcome for society as a whole. It's basically a religion because it is not backed by any real research or science. It also just so happens to align with the interest of giant corporations.
I've never seen the definition of retired meaning do nothing or not accept money for something done. Retirement means doing what you want to do.

I know multiple people who are retired, but still do random jobs because they are bored or just like to have a bit more cash at the time. I still consider them retired because when they work, they are doing it on their own terms.
Moving your existing emails is not equivalent to phone number portability. Equivalency would be allowing me to take my gmail address and have it point to Proton Mail instead of Gmail.

On the social network side full portability would mean being able to take your profile off of facebook but still having full interoperability with facebook so that users could still see your new posts and vice-versa.
I mentioned the issue with gradients in another comment. There's also a good presentation here on other issues: http://slides.com/sarasoueidan/tips-for-avoiding-common-svg-...

Perhaps not all "bugs", but unexpected anyway.
How about movies and television, then? You don't need to be able to read to enjoy those, and they've been significantly vilified as well.
And I disagree that everyone you see with a phone is guaranteed to be doing things on IG. For example I am on HN, a friend of mine reads fanfiction, others message their friends about their eta, catch up on Facebook, etc.
Can you provide a list of a few FCC candidates who were withdrawn or otherwise not accepted? The only one I can find is from this year and Trump withdrew her nomination only to later confirm her (presumably once he’d filled the third Republican seat since it was 2-1 before that)

And here is a pretty darn clear quote indicating it is in fact unheard of to not accept FCC nominees:

On Thursday, a Schumer spokesperson said that despite Trump's decision to withdraw Rosenworcel, they would push for the Democratic commissioners of their choice.

“We intend to assert our prerogative on nominees as has always been done,” the spokesperson said. “The administration has always deferred to congressional leaders and we fully expect that to continue.”

http://thehill.com/policy/technology/322064-trump-drops-form...
A quite simple one: Build up enough of a nest egg so I can work solely on what I want to, when I want to. How? Build my company's revenues to a point where the industry multiple means I can sell and have the right amount, or.. just keep taking profit out until I have the right amount saved. It is as boring as that really.
Interesting, so theoretically that is something that every distro could and should be doing?
click through, they're in html
Terrific, in-depth, answer...and I appreciate it.
Sure, but do you really want to hand write XML? It's nice for computers but makes for really ugly source when humans are involved, and humans are still very heavily involved when it comes to writing documentation.
Is there any real research that suggests iPhones are the cause? Couldn’t it be things that are much more mundane: we just went through an enormous recession, which caused a lot of money problems in families. We’re at an unprecedented point in the level of acrimony in politics, which is filtering down into parents’ everyday conversations. We’re on the precipice of being destroyed by global warming and pretty much all experts agree that today’s kids will have a lower standard of living than their parents. Maybe kids are anxious and depressed because they’re reading the news (on their iPhones?) and realize how fucked they are?
> The school won't show mercy.

I guess this is very specific to the US phenomenon explained in the article.

In my German schooling history, cheating the homework was trivial and well established. Everyone got the degree and it was a running gag that grades are inflated. If you fail you can just switch systems and do the degree somewhere else; no hard feelings. If you don't want to switch (because let's say you can't get another school to take you in the area and want to continue to live with your parents) there is a second educational path (zweiter Bildungsweg) which allows you do retry to get the degree.

From my perspective, the pressure I was feeling was entirely self-made and - in retrospective - unnecessary.

Therefore: I would love to see evidence whether or not those findings get approved in other educational systems like in the German speaking countries.
Bandwidth of the senses
Someone should build a web service for delivering these social icons. They could place a random selection of 3 or 4 popular social icons on the page, and then, like AdSense the social sites could pay to get an increased number of placements, with a percentage paid back to the site owner.
Owned Software vs. Servant Software
Was it https://www.trustedkey.com ?
Genuinly nice and efficient (fast to load and scroll) website design.

Of course looking at the HTML code removes the illusion of sleek hand coding, instead a now dated proprietery program seems to have been used.

But still better than a slow page involving 100 JS frameworks to display a single article :)
Ok this is what I’m fucking terrified of.

I left the home because she kept asking me to stop sleeping in my own bed so her girlfriend could sleep there with her. I endured that for months. What else was I supposed to do? I’m not going to make the mistake of becoming physical, nor do I have the reactionary desire to.

I’m going to contact a lawyer today.
Myopic rant.

"If your C++ code is not good enough or Java code is painfully
slow, it's not because the technology is bad - it's because you
haven't learned how to use it right."

More 'program better and you don't need Rust.' This was said of C++ by C programmers and it regresses until we're programming punch cards in octal.

At one point the argument is (indirectly) made that Rust is on the "innovative yet too idealistic" side of the ledger. This is bogus; Rust is pragmatic. Otherwise release code would pay the cost of detecting integer overflows and unsafe wouldn't exist. Rust just doesn't cop out on all the stuff that _can_ be dealt with in a reasonable manner.

"static and dynamic analyzers [exist for C++]"

Dismissing the obvious value of providing one uniform and precise analyzer integrated into the compiler is just bad thinking.

"But these are actually two dialects of one language"

Unsafe changes a small and finite set of rules. It is an outrageous exaggeration to claim a new 'dialect' is created by unsafe.

At one point the following construct rears it's ugly head again. It's become a favorite for Rust haters:

Vec<Rc<RefCell<Box<Trait>>>>

The cause of this somewhat unergonomic construct was dealt with over two years ago[1], and a workable alternative using Cell<> existed at the time. Also, how does a C++ advocate look at that type and somehow imagine it to be worse that the utterly incomprehensible line noise that C++ templates routinely devolve into? Hell, almost any given pointer to function in C is that bad or worse.

"it doesn't have a decent inheritance and exceptions"

C++ doesn't have 'decent' inheritance either; most C++ programmers don't even understand how inheritance in C++ actually works. Arguing that the lack of exceptions in Rust is somehow a problem is deeply wrong; better and well defined alternatives are provided. C++ exceptions are a failed language feature and an enormous fount of UB. In all likelihood you're reading this using a browser written by developers that have banned C++ exceptions from their code bases (Google and Mozilla.)

"Rust is safe indeed but, unfortunately, far from fast"

The one Computer Language Benchmarks Game benchmark cited here is cherry picked. Rust does very well against C++ in that set of benchmarks, winning 6 of 10 at the moment and only a little less well against C. And we all know the sort of issues inherent to those benchmarks; citing them without qualification is either poor thinking or an insult to your intelligence. Two terrible alternatives.

"Macros used as a crutch to make up for the excessive verbosity
caused by the absence of normal exceptions"

That doesn't make sense. mic drop

[1]https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/24619
This doesn't make sense. Caffeine has a half time of 4 hrs (3-7 according to this source [1] but lets assume 4 for the sake of argument). So if you consume a cup, in 4 hours, you got 50% of caffeine remaining. If you then drink another cup, you go from 0,5 to 1,5 and after 4 more hours you are on 0,75 which is 75% of your first dose. We're then 8 hours in the day. 12 hours into the day you're on 0,375 and at that point you're winding down.

If you'd drink one week a month decaf (assuming you can enjoy the taste. I dislike it) you get caffeine withdrawal the first day, and the other days you don't. But as soon as you start consuming coffee again, you also get withdrawal symptoms because the half time is ~4 hours.

The way I deal with it which is the correct way is limit coffee intake to 2-3 cups a day in the morning/afternoon. None in the evening because it will cause sleep deprivation.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine
That may be what most of your students are doing, but does not preclude the fact that there are ways to use social media (including Instagram) effectively, and that there are certainly people who are doing this.
"Rust-like LISP"

The phrase was ambiguous. I meant a LISP w/ safe, memory model like Carp. There's already LISP's in the past and present for OS's. There's also projects that restrict the power of languages to get better efficiency in low-level work. So, more of the latter with Rust's memory model might be advantageous. The former with their flexibility could be built on top of that same language with a low-latency GC for anything done dynamically or which the analyzer just couldn't handle enough to know safety. Might lead to a great performance boost on top of safety benefits.

"Safe software can also be written in other languages than Rust. Ada is still industry standard of safe programming today."

You're right that Ada was a language systematically designed for safety that people could be using right now. I gave them some resources on that here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15771552

The problem: Ada does not have temporal safety or flexible support for race-free concurrency. The first part in Ada doesn't exist at all: they have to do unsafe deallocation when their tricks like memory pools aren't enough. The second, Ravenscar, is like a tome in its restrictions compared to the basic rules of the borrow-checker in Rust. Rust smashes Ada so hard on "safety without GC concept" that I told Yannick McCoy at AdaCore to get someone on achieving parity pronto. For SPARK if nothing else since it would have provably-safe sequential procedures whose composition was also safe w/ Rust's method. That would be awesome for projects such as IRONSIDES DNS.

"Rust shines in the field where Mozilla developed it for -- safe Internet browsers."

Rust shines anywhere you want safe, systems code without a GC and with concurrency. That's it's main selling point, not language design. There's tons of applications for that as the huge ecosystem is showing us replacing all sorts of components in other languages with safe, fast alternatives. Redox OS did an OS in it. In high-assurance sector, Robigalia was wrapping seL4 so one can have safe apps in Rust on a formally-verified, separation kernel. bluejekyll upthread wrote a DNS server (TrustDNS) in it. Rust can do about anything an analyzable subset of C can do.

"The Lisp version would just not be as performant as Ada's and Rust's."

This is correct. My recommendation to use one close to the metal like PreScheme with Rust-style safety that outputs C for LLVM attempts to address that. All the macros apply until the resulting code is straight-forward. The translation should be straight-forward to C where LLVM does the heavy lifting. One might also use techniques from projects such as Chicken Scheme, a whole-program optimizer, and/or a super-optimizer. The speed differences might be so minimal that nobody even cares. They already are for several LISP's on most applications but I'm talking system code.
Hello. I am a linux lover. I have choosen ubuntu gnome because IMHO, it is the closer to desktop linux and I do not want to spend my life tuning my system. Recently there was some automatic updates and now the chrome scrollbar jumps crazy. I am pretty sure this will be fixed in a couple of days (weeks), but all these little glitches are becoming tiring. Since release 16.04, I have stopped advising people to migrate to linux. I see discutions about removing the features that count for me (network transparency, remote display, GPL license, ...). As a tax payer, I really want my administration to stop giving money to compagnies that work against my freedom. I feel very sad about it but Munich is probably reverting to Microsoft for sensible reasons and not for politic.
You are humanizing them again. It would be more like kicking an ant hill than western colonialism.
So you're repeatedly having coffee on an empty stomach? That can't be good for you.
Remember to always (every time) set width/height for the <img> tag, otherwise it will fill the entire screen/container.
The US has a first time homebuyer withdrawl carve-out (which I think is defined as someone who hasn’t bought a house in 8 years?). There are also hardship exemptions. Technically you can withdrawl for any reason but you pay taxes + a 10% penalty.
It is a data point, but of questionable value generally. Consider this: even academic settings give students multiple chances to demonstrate their true level of competence over a course of months in a very constrained subject and a highly controlled setting. I don't think it's rational to think a panel of interviewers can do it in a matter of hours.

I think interviews are basically just a way we fool ourselves into thinking what is essentially a random chance biased by a self-selected set of applicants is (relatively) more objective.

I don't know that there is a good alternative. I am quite sure the status quo is thoroughly broken.
May I ask what "production" is?
Have you seen any other forums with smart people on the web?