skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding drivers who don't have a good handle on their costs, almost definitely. Mr Money Mustache just did a piece on this recently.

https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2017/11/22/mr-money-mustache...
It's the other stuff Flynn is going to testify about that concerns the election. This charge is something minimal they came up with to seal the plea deal.
Trump pardoning Flynn would be a gift to the investigation.

> If someone like Flynn or Kushner were preemptively pardoned, he wouldn’t be able to plead the Fifth Amendment if he were called to testify against Trump. The Fifth Amendment protects citizens against self-incrimination. But if someone has been pardoned, they no longer face the threat of prosecution, and so they can’t use a desire to avoid incriminating themselves as an excuse not to answer a question

Source: 10 legal experts on why Trump can’t pardon his way out of the Russia investigation => https://www.vox.com/2017/8/29/16211784/flynn-charged-fbi-tru...
Vector addition in floating point registers is parallel but not concurrent.

Parallel means division of a task into separate parts which execute at the same instant in time.

Concurrent means separate task with overlapping lifetimes.

Parallel is contrasted with single threads of execution. And concurrent should be contrasted with serialization of task lifetimes.
Many of the official Docker images have Alpine variants. Check the tags of the image you're using.
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Java, C#, Go, Python, JavaScript, Swift and C++ although everything gets started with Java and filled out to the other targets.

You may be thinking of ANTRL 3. I really didn't much care for the ANTLR 3 C target but I use ANTRL 4 and its C target. It is really much much better than ANTRL 3. TParr says ANTLR 4 is the parser generator he always wanted to make.

However, I'm not still pitching ANTRL as a parser for a real compiler. ANTRL rules the world for little languages, domain specific languages but a production language would almost certainly would use a hand crafted recursive decent compiler.

This is a learning project. So I'd strongly recommend anyone learn modern tools and methods and learn those. bison is C++ native with experimental Java support and nothing else. flex is C and C++ only. Not a fan.
I've been interested in a household finance visualiser recently, but also don't want to upload my bank statements to some random website.

This uses IndexedDB, and is pre-alpha and very buggy and feature-less still:

https://github.com/opyate/fin

Just putting it out there if anyone's interested in Clojurescript/Hoplon and personal finance.
Wabi seems to be doing it right: https://www.wacoin.io/
Sneakers, jeans, t-shirt, hoodie/jacket on top when it gets cold.
The pardon has to be accepted, which is akin to saying "yes, I am guilty as hell, and I accept the pardon" and that's something that Flynn may not want to do. My understanding is that it would mean that he could then be compelled to testify and no longer be able to use 5th amendment protections. IANAL though.
I'm not sure at this point.

I used to write quite a bit of Perl 5 and didn't really understand why Perl 6 seemed like it was trying to be everything to everyone and I didn't see what problem domain it was really the obvious choice for picking it over another easier to comprehend language.
How can we get something like this pushed further along, assuming you're not a scientist working on it directly?

With heart failure the number one killer in the United States, I'd like to see these things in every Hospital asap.
Awesome! Will email you and cc her so you know it's me.
> You really don't sound like you do much coding.

Perhaps not. I've been a professional software engineer for 32 years, though...
Splendor requires focus? It plays pretty algorithmically in my opinion.

1. Is someone else about to win the game? Reserve their card if possible.
2. Can you buy a card? Buy the highest point value card you can.
3. Will taking two chips win the game? If no, take 3.

Splendor is all about efficiency (Which is why taking 2 chips is baaaad. Reserving is situationally good, but usually bad.) At higher player counts, the most efficient player almost always wins. At 2 players, reserving becomes much more strategic and isn't such a generally terrible action.

Side strategic note: Aim for the nobles with the most overlap with each other.
Thinking about things like that but don't want to end up like Saul Goodman.

Reddit suggested an Adopt a Nana last week (https://redd.it/7fg6q3) which I love in theory but would need to go deep on to make it work in practice.
Author conveniently overlooks the reality that the majority of the brutalist/modernist construction that has been foisted on American universities since the 70's is almost always non-functional horrible shit architectural masturbation devoid of basic usability. Acoustics good enough to speak normally without being in an echo chamber? Roofs that don't leak? Why would anyone care about that while basking in the glory of my exquisite form.
Don't forget to use `ctrl-f` or `cmd-f` to search for $, €, £, and whatever other currencies you can think of and upvote the postings that contain a salary.
He is going to plead guilty to lying to the FBI about those meetings.
motoactv fits the bill also.

I even hacked it's golf database to update for the Torrey Pines North redesign which occurred last year.

For the other data pulls, the xda folks did that.

Garmin may also work, depending your use case. I couldn't get golf working without their service, so I leave it unused. used some java library found online to parse their .fit files within an android app, so can get data on my phone without going through their servers.
"Resilience Engineering" would be a good alternative term for these failure scenario simulations and analyses.

Glossary of Systems Theory > A > Adaptive capacity:

> Adaptive capacity: An important part of the resilience of systems in the face of a perturbation, helping to minimise loss of function in individual human, and collective social and biological systems

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_systems_theory
What if it's that simple to know how our bodies process medications
Why is this article so highly voted? As someone who doesn't know Kubernets, this article is just a mumbo jumbo with links to other articles and does not provide any useful detail what so ever.
I agree with you except for this

> to hold their belief system as unquestionable absolute truth

I believe in absolute truths. You're equating truth with a requirement to force others to believe the same... which I actually view as opposite of truth.

Truth doesn't need coercion - only lies do.
They want an end to the Magnitsky Act.
Lower stock means the company has less capital to invest in its own ventures, and less capital is less employment within the company. This is true even if no employee got stock whatsoever.
>> 'Having conversations with the Russians,' is not illegal.

It totally depends on the nature of those conversations.
I honestly really like Bolt's look, and not because it "stands out" as being electric. I like crossovers (Prius, Impreza, etc.) and I think this one has great aesthetics. I like model 3 less, but that's just me.

Different strokes for different folks hey.

(but I will concede on one thing if we're talking about pure aesthetics: Tesla's "T" logo is really cool, Chevrolet's "+" is anything but. I honestly think they should change the logo. As established as that brand and logo may be, they should be targeting the newer generation... "Chevrolet" definitely does not scream cool to anyone born in the last 40 years)
I don't think you're taking into consideration what people want out of a commuter car. The Model 3 isn't targeting luxury buyers anymore--it's targeting upper middle class drivers looking for a commuter car that will function as their primary day-to-day vehicle.

They want comfort, first and foremost. A Tesla nameplate means nothing on your daily commuter car if it's not pleasant to drive. A Lexus or a Mercedes, even at the entry level, provides a comfortable ride. The interiors feel luxurious. A Tesla does not. And that's the problem--it charges an entry-level luxury price but doesn't provide an entry-level luxury ride. Subjectively, I find that the Tesla's interiors aren't even as comfortable as the Bolt, and I'm not even including the many QC issues they have in that assessment.

The Tesla name might bring potential buyers to the dealership, but when you're targeting a road warrior, the interior is what sells the car.
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In addition to on-chain governance you mention (i.e. the built-in voting features to decide protocol changes and avoid the civil war that's going on in Bitcoin world), they use a functional programming language that is supposed to be much safer and easier to code than the Ethereum language.
It's bad if it was quid pro quo for helping to get trump elected...
they have the money to hire the ai researchers & executives, and the industrial know how & infrastructure to actually follow through.

Google and Tesla probably have easier access to top top talent because of the more attractive research & dev culture & hype/branding, but GM can probably just pay more and still get high grade talent, because they know it's worth it in the long term & they have capital.

.. some researchers must have been the target of pretty intense bidding wars. Like Karpathy at Tesla... I'd be really curious to know if his salary reached low 8 digits. Mid to high 7 for sure, right.
Emacs: Acronym Expansion (1985)
I think it's all part of the joke that it's creepy.
> I've personally seen it exactly once.

I've seen it twice.

I left the first company where I saw it (I stayed for 6 years and learned more here than everywhere else else combined, despite the other problems) because despite having all of these brilliant people and alignment with front-line managers and other teams and strong process and strong product guidance the company was ruled over by a tyrant in the CEO and CFO. The CFO only cared about the bottom line and the CEO, too, but he cared more about taking full credit for all of our engineering successes. The folks I kept in contact with say not much has changed but that they've brought in some MBA types in the form of senior managers and things have been doing downhill since.

The second time, I came in to the organization and it wasn't great but things worked and we were solving real problems for real people and for some reason it clicked well between the different groups/departments. Then the CEO and board, in their eternal quest to go IPO, disrupted the Engineering upper management chain, and we went through 3 different CTOs in the span of about 16 months. Suffice it to say, the magic was lost. That company is _still trying_ to go IPO, of course, and _still thinks_ they'll achieve it by bringing in different executive management players, last I heard.
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I flagged this submission. Content like this shouldn't make it on HN.

I think it got voted up without people having read the article.
IIRC Trump fired Flynn for lying about what may have been the same issue.

Edit: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/16/trump-no-i-didnt-tell-flynn-...
As someone who's been waiting 90 days for payment for an article I wrote for them, this may be a sad day for me indeed.
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No, the Clinton camp also talked to the Russians in the lead-up to election day.

Is it illegal to talk to the British or Israelis or Japanese before election day? I mean, comeon. It is not illegal to "talk to the Russians." Russians are not some special illegal class of humans.

What matters is what actions were directed or not, etc. For example, did Trump knowingly instruct Flynn to break the law, can that be proven, did Trump have knowledge of something illegal going on (even if he didn't direct it), what was it, and so on and so forth.
Depends on what, the special counsel has atleast one state's attorney general on their staff for exactly this reason.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/08/3...

5 years is a pretty short sentence and there were reports of Flynn's son being investigated for crimes as well. This plea deal is certainly just the smallest thing they could charge him with in exchange for his testimony and not hitting him or his family with much more serious charges.
Why wasn't Ethereum an ICO?

Arguably that was the model for all other ICOs and the platform for the vast majority.
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Thunderous nuclear reactions
Mozilla revenue jump fuels its Firefox overhaul plan
Wow this is a really interesting/nice looking product at an impressive price point. I wonder how well the GPS works. It has GLONASS so I am impressed. Almost makes me regret shelling out for a garmin 735...
FTA: "GM says the cost of the next-generation lidar will be cut by about half to $10,000."
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Yes, he can, but he won't, because:

1. Flynn pleaded guilty in part to protect his son, so Trump would have to pardon Flynn's son too to keep Flynn quiet. But Flynn's son hasn't been charged with anything (yet). Trump could issue a blanket pardon for both of them, but that would almost certainly lead to Trump being impeached because that would be such a blatant abuse of power (though in this day and age, who knows?)

2. A presidential pardon is only valid against federal crimes, so it's not a get-out-of-jail-free card.

3. Even if Trump pardoned Flynn, he has almost certainly already provided damning evidence against Trump. Mueller could release that evidence, which is likely sufficiently damning to get Trump impeached.
How the healthcare sector is waking up to phishing threats
In the entire article there is nothing about how other countries are getting involved such as Japan and China.

>Japan recognized bitcoin as a legal form of payment earlier this year, and bitcoin trade in the country now accounts for about half the volume of global trade, compared with about a quarter in the U.S.
This sounds like a cool job. Your second link is broken though FYI!
A reverse Atlas Shrugged, where society flourishes and people are able to fulfill their full potential once all the incredibly corrupt people disappear from the system.
Do they provide access to GPU’s?
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:shrug: it makes sense to me for icloud.com Your laptop is trusted, but the browser you're using isn't. AFAIK there's no browser API for a trusted OS to bless a web browser and web request so this is kind of a workaround. Safari has the possibility of doing this without standards support--I don't know if it does.

Pet-peeve, but I wouldn't say ridiculous. It's like how there's no Kerberos compatibility for web apps.