skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You've shown that many midwesterners are anti-progressive, but that is not the same thing as anti-intellectual. Furthermore, the optics of where they stand relative to young professionals in the sciences are just that - optics that don't necessarily reflect anything. Consider student movements in the past that haven't gone anywhere or were really misguided in hindsight (there are enough).
I haven't encountered anything across answer set programming in the large as you put it. It is still pretty academic and mainly used for solving puzzle and optimization problems.
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There was this incident I documented a while back as well.

https://medium.com/patrickleenyc/beware-of-disqus-17fb58cfab...
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It was pretty fun and I'd recommend it.
So when someone is in cardiac arrest and they have a URL and QR code tattoo you're going to stop treatment while you debug their shitcode to figure out whether it's even relevant to what's happening?
Civilization solved this by including most of the content in Civ5 DLCs to the base game in Civ6. They did start the DLC train immediately with highly priced extra civilizations though, and got major flak for doing that.
Because of the expontantial growth of technology. Every technolocial advancement open up the door for a new competitor to become a threat to an incumbent.

Very few european companies become global players which you have to to survive.
You have no choice.
Finally ascend in Brogue, then go bike touring indefinitely.
I’m on mobile so can’t link right now, but there’s actually a plethora of research on this topic in he Montessori world of teaching that all comes to the same conclusion.
Two of my favorite things in the same title (although the 49G < 48G)
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The fact that you have to quote “toys” is very telling. Sticks and stones aren’t designed by teams of people whose very goal is to draw a children’s attention.
$15k * 40 is 600k which with your math means $100k per teacher
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Right, that's the inner question of my comment, and the answer is, they can't. Hence the "poisoned well" analogy. Unless you're the founder and want access to Googler/FBer/etc. dollars, or you have dreams of transitioning to a BigCorp role, there's not a compelling reason to work at a bay area startup (well, unless you really like SF, a totally valid reason -- I love SF, but the tradeoff is a bit fierce right now).
Get a snug helmet and put your phone inside against your cheek!
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I don't equity investments align in interest either - among Founders, angels, VCs, PEs and public shares.

There's enough material to backup the struggle between any of these entities
Nowhere is Google claiming to be responsible for increased internet access in India.

It is merely making the point that the country is an important market going forward.
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Hi guys,

I made this thing because, well, I wanted it and couldn't find an existing service :-) Any feedback or questions welcome.
ZDEV | London, UK | Full-time, Remote | Engineer / Manager | $80-130k

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Maybe, but "you can hack anything that you want with just TECO and DDT." http://redmartian.com/napster/Red_Martian_-_Deny_Authority_2...
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I really don't, it's possible the NYT found the only (very) attractive women in the 200k town for their article. My comment was a bit tongue-in-cheek.
How does being an exported function change the rules, I thought the x86-64 ABI mandated an implicit safe 128 bytes below rsp at all times? Also, how can a vDSO function "allocate" stack? It would have to know about the current stack space as configured by the go runtime, and somehow dig into this go-runtime-specific record of the current stack limit? Isn't the only available option for any exported function just to /use/ pre-allocated stack space (by subtracting from rsp) - I don't see how it could possibly extend the pre-allocated stack.
With enough dedication you can program an arm chip or an ESP32 (dual core 32bits 100MHz) < 10$ a piece.

eInk displays are also below 10$ but except for very recent and/or expensive models the refresh rate is not appropriate (unbearable IMO)
Is Epyc really going to make any big impact on the global server market? Call me old-fashioned, but I just can't imagine enterprises moving to Epyc any time soon. Intel has built a really powerful brand with Xeon over the years.
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I deleted my disqus after they installed ads a few months back. I am not anti-ads but these ads were very distasteful (ie shady stuff like weight loss products)
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I'm not saying they're country bumpkin thickos. I'm saying they're insular and incurious; that says nothing about how smart they are. They can be outstanding in their field; their fields just aren't very worldly.

It's not even ignorance, per se; it's disinterest, combined with prejudice, in the literal sense of judged before the evidence.

The kids going to Ibiza are just visiting a sunny British resort with funny accents. I'd barely consider that abroad, for the amount of cultural adjustment it entails.
It's always the software that is the problem however.

Not sure I like eInk displays at all.
As long as there is a correlation between reputation and profits, there is leverage to shame them into behaving properly.
Oh, Carsten Dominik again.. I forgot he was a long time RPLer. And now an Emacs REPLer.

Funny how many HPcalc users naturally liked Emacs
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Cold & dark (especially dark) for so long would depress a hell out of most people. Real winter can be also experienced much more south, just another reason to head for mountains over weekends, and you cna have great sunny days deep in snow. I actually appreciate not having to deal with heaps of snow for simple car maintenance and just daily moving around, and having every single road clean and thus much safer to drive (or cycle/walk next to it).

Summer up there ain't that great - perpetual light is annoying as hell (at lest for tourists), it is also supposedly relatively short.

It is a great place for some, but there are much better places for most.
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That's exactly what I was using mine for.

<< INV SWAP INV + INV >> 'RPAR' STO

Then I realised I don't bother with it. Can get close enough in my head. I only want to solve for one variable so the Casio gets full marks there.
Climate change is a big contender (see http://climate.btmx.fr).

But what's most scary is that there are multiple credible slow or fast ways the whole of humanity is at risk, and that most are our own fault.
Here is the reference implementation for Russ Cox's work:

https://github.com/google/re2
Many living creatures have evolved to be co-operative (including humans). Some (like humans) are often individually competitive within a larger co-operative social system. Others (like ants, bees, mole rats, some shrimps, etc.) are individually altruistic and collectively eusocial or hypersocial. Evolution is competitive at a systematic, somewhat abstract level: traits that promote perpetuation of themselves given the environmental constrains tend to prosper, and if the pool of resources is limited, the prospering of some traits will probably be detrimental to the prospering of others.

The distinction is between competition in the sense of individuals or groups competing, over things that are often irrelevant with respect to evolution, vs the fundamental principle that given a set of environmental constraints and a limited pool of resources, an entity that can repeatedly propagate more effectively than others will tend towards a greater relative abundance.

The fact that many extremely successful species are not individually competitive proves that evolution does not require all winners to be individually competitive.
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It's a pity since they provided nice commenting platform, much lesser evil than Facebook comments.

Was seriously gaining traction on politics sites since all trolling will reliably drown, and you could ban annoying people on per person basis. If only they also solve how to drown undesirable downthread comments...
That's what Android One and Project Treble are for.

Android Go is meant for low end, slower connectivity devices aka "upcoming markets". I wonder if Android Go does less profiling etc. Android Go was announced half a year ago on Google I/O 2017. Here's a few sources: [1] [2]. Quoting:

"Android Go will be launched with Android O, but will be an integral part of every Android version in the future. Every Android device with 1 GB of RAM or less will be able to use Android Go. Several key points of the operating system will be optimized and tweaked to take changed specs into account:

* Android Go will have a new data counter, which will allow for better monitoring of data consumption.

* Data Saver will be enabled by default.

* The Play Store will be included with all available apps, but Android Go customized apps will be highlighted.

* Gboard, Google's keyboard app, will have new translation features.

* Google apps will be optimized for weaker chipsets and slower networks."

Keep in mind 1 GB or less means according to the article on Google Blog: 512 MB - 1 GB. So anything less than 512 MB RAM won't fly.

Data Saver [3]:

"To optimize for Data Saver mode, apps should:

* Remove unnecessary images

* Use lower resolution for remaining images

* Use lower bitrate video

* Trigger existing “lite” experiences

* Compress data

* Respect metered vs. unmetered network status even when Data Saver is off

Conversely, to work well with Data Saver, apps should not:

* Autoplay videos

* Prefetch content/attachments

* Download updates / code

* Ask to be whitelisted unless background data is truly part of core functionality

* Treat whitelisting as a license to use more bandwidth"

I'm not sure whether Data Saver mode uses Google proxies.

The article on Google Blog is actually a decent read as well. It explains how on 8 GB flash storage, 50% is available with Android Go, and apps are 50% size.

Its unclear to me how Google benefits from Android Go apart from happy customers. I'm giving some hints throughout my post but nothing conclusive. The name is also confusing given their programming language, Go.

[1] https://www.androidpit.com/what-is-android-go

[2] https://www.androidauthority.com/android-go-773037/

[3] https://source.android.com/devices/tech/connect/data-saver
Obrigado, but actually it is due to quality of many of the teachers I had the opportunity to interact with during the 90's version of FCT/UNL. :)
I for one was wondering if they spoke to their Google Go (Golang) team when they named the Go edition 'Google' app 'Google Go'. There will be some very confused users when they search for 'google go' from now on.
Try smelling Market street in San Francisco. ;)
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It’s not a URI. The google-authenticator pam library generates an image that encodes the secret which gets echoed to the terminal as a QR-code. No internet access required - just a camera on your phone to image the code.

If you can take a photo of the code & re-use it, then you can initialise multiple phones with the same secret.
Depending on how it’s being counted, I have a regex engine in around 30 lines [1] (the parser is longer). It handles branching, grouping, etc. and it’s run time is proportional to the length of the string being searched (I.e. no infinite loops on certain patterns, etc.).

[1] https://github.com/jason-johnson/frobo/blob/master/src/Text/...

The “match” function. And yes, this is ugly and needs to be cleaned up.
> A young child (0 to ~3 years) does not understand electronics.

On the other hand, my 2 year old niece can easily take an iPad, unlock it, swipe through the pages and folders, find YouTube, and watch videos. And in an ever-increasing electronics-driven world, I don't think it's bad to learn some of those skills at that age. (Though her screentime is limited and she also plays with wooden toys etc.)

Ofcourse explaining a battery or 'the internet' would be too complex at that age, but apparently the 'input output response from a battery device can be easily guessed'.
Does this do something that can't be done by querying /etc/services?
It seems fair that the rest of the nation should stop subsidizing them.

The reality is the exact opposite of what you think. For every $1 New York pays in federal taxes, it receives $0.81 in federal spending. It is New York that subsidizes smaller states, not the other way around, and the proposed tax measure would only increase that inequality.
You are forgetting Android Go as well.
I would do what I do now with much less stress.

1) I teach programming to beginners and mentor juniors to help them bridge the gap to become employed faster and in more interesting jobs. I currently run a pro bono mentoring program and would expand that a lot.

2) I run a meetup group for frontend developers and would spend bit more resources on growing that and creating more opportunities for developers in the area to learn from each other.

3) I organize a tech conference and would continue doing that, devoting even more of my daily time for it.

4) I help young entrepreneurs with their ideas and offer mentoring for them (and access to my network of contacts) but hate when I have to say no due to not having enough time.

5) I would also spend more time playing board games and enjoying time with my game buddies.
I think this gets the causality wrong. I'd say you tell yourself negative things about you because you're already in a negative mindset. Similarly you're more likely to think positive thoughts when you are happy.

So I'd say rather than simply saying nice things, one should be conscious of when one is thinking negative thoughts and then try to see where they come from and then what can be done about it. Being honest with yourself is a big part of that and I think that's what many people have a hard time with. And of course: If you're happy, also try to notice and cherish that. (If you look in the discussion I've had with another poster in this comment-thread, we've talked a bit about this too)
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Programmed frontend demos here and in places like news sites can be used to great effect. I how one could increase accessibility of these sorts of widgets to non-programmers? Deeplearning is a bit out of scope for that, but interesting graphics have a bunch of other uses.
My response is in the context of anti intellectualism being an odd criticism for why tech startups might not consider Midwest. There are other factors of course, but my reasons, in my experience, are big reasons why employees tech startups would want don't want the Midwest due to anti intellectualism.
Have you evaluated x-ray for performance tuning? http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-x-ray.htm...
People who buy a lot of servers look more carefully into their purchases than consumers. Brand reputation does matter, but if you can save 10% by switching to another quality brand, it's a no brainer. Of course you'll want to do a evaluation run for a few months.
Thanks for spoiling my commute times. :)
I think I'm getting tired of the word "shareholder" most of all.... if companies make all these greed-driven decisions because of them, let's do away with holding shares. (Lots of further thought to be had there.)
The number of engineers they have is irrelevant to the point. The point is you pay someone to worry about a specific thing so you don't have to and (hopefully) their expertise leads to a better product than you could have built.
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Having read a few bios of famous people who are prolific readers, the answer seems to be usually a) read an unbelievable amount about everything, b) when you read something good, see what books other people think are similar to it in the ways you liked, and c) word of mouth.
SWI Prolog has a Java API. You can also use Datalog to get started. It's the non turing-complete version of Prolog. (You can not create facts in rules for example.) The best know Datalog Database is Datomic which you can use in the Java ecosystem but there is also pyDatalog for Python, which is really quite nice.
I currently use a website to read hacker news that provides a similar function. http://hckrnews.com will let you browse the top x% of posts from each day.
You can't recover the private key but you can still check the balance if you got the wallet address somewhere in chat logs ;)
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I don't see how cars get men sex, I must be doing it wrong. Sex from women, yes? Where and when does this take place?

I'm continuously amazed at how much people are willing to pay for fancy cars. You know there will always be someone, somewhere with something fancier, right? So why bother? Luxury is a concept that is sold to us. Nice cars are great, it's just that there's no end to the pursuit. Same thing with yachts, only worse.

Have you seen what a used BMW 7-series fetches? Those things drop in value like a rock! Porsches seem to hold their value due to being semi-exotic and sought after by the next bigger sucker. You could buy a GT3, "own" it a couple of years, then sell it for most or more of its original price. Very few cars are like that, however.

Anyways, people should spend their money how they want. It's just that you can't buy your way to happiness.
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You're kidding, right? How about smoking? Alcoholism? Sexual harassment? Stealing? Lying? Cheating? I can keep going.

Facebook is waaaay down the list.
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I assumed, that a person who would be moving there and would be buying a home and or have no savings...

I know hard for some people to imagine, but alot of people have no savings , leave paycheck to paycheck
In Europe, there are several great conferences regarding open source technologies:

Open Source Summit: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/open-source-summit-...

Euro Python: https://ep2017.europython.eu/en/ (2018 site is not yet, and will be probably somewhere else)

Django Con Europe: https://2018.djangocon.eu/

And many cool local PyCon's, such as PyCon SK 2018: https://2018.pycon.sk/en/index.html

Disclaimer: I am part of the PyCon SK organizational team
Cool answer. But it makes no sense. Thanks again. Probably yes.
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All comments now sold?! Somebody/we need to focus on self hosting JS comment system like isso but more user friendly and less paranoia (Gravatar and social media support and email notifications). Still have not seen any good comment system self hosted... the best is maybe Wordpress but even with Jetpack it's not as good as Disqus IMHO. Talk by Mozilla looked promising (but I did not liked the UI design too much) but it requires registering/sign in. Any alternatives?
Can we remove the fragment (#issuecomment-335991581) from the submission URL? I see no reason to link to this particular comment.
How about social sign-in data like tokens? Was that stolen as well?
Ending crime starts with repairing the family. In certain demographics, up to ~70% of births take place without a father present in the household. Together with the pressures of being a single mother, children simply lack the guidance (or just mere presence of parents) they need at such a pivotal moment of their lives. Eventually, the street is left to raise them, and the rest is predictable.
Here's the line in question:

> Cheaper data through carrier innovation and greater access to public WiFi such as Google Station makes the richness of the internet more accessible to Indians.

The accessibility of Internet has changed dramatically in the last year through "carrier innovation" called Jio. But Google Station has a very limited reach. In comparison Jio Hotspots have wider reach but gets no mention at all.
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Here I thought android couldn’t possibly become more fragmented. Kudos Google.
To repeat from my sibling comment:

> Cheaper data through carrier innovation and greater access to public WiFi such as Google Station makes the richness of the internet more accessible to Indians.
If you don't mind fiction, I can recommend Drop City by T.C. Boyle. It's about a hippie commune moving from California to a remote town in Alaska.
Totally agree. I was disappointed to see the article follow the trend of framing everything in life around the notion of productivity. But one can only be thankful that poor mental health is correlated with poor productivity - it means the evolutionary pressure for modern capitalist society is at least acting in the right direction...
Cyber Security, when you understand how to build/maintain/manage software, you know how to defend, and break it too ;)
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Probably has a very extensive method to discover these books. He's no ordinary man, he's smart and experienced enough he can research which books to read himself, he can't read everything, so he has to be very selective.

He probably also has staff whose job is to find interesting books for him to read.

Then add recommendations from friends and other people.
Racket has a Datalog too: https://docs.racket-lang.org/datalog/index.html
You can mix languages in your Racket Programs as you like, very powerful.
The HP48G was quite popular among the "tech savvy" in science cursus. One notable feature was that the user interface was based on RPN[1]. Very cool, I've always wondered why this was not the default.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation
Human Resources machines is a true gem.
I think you must mean for the powers of 3 and 4. It's not true for the power of 2!

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermat%27s_Last_Theorem#Fermat...
It would be fun to expand this to a full app with UI and database.
Very cool engineering-wise, but it's not clear to me that subsidies to rural areas like this make sense in the long-term. Like just efficiency-wise, would it not make more sense to have rules that encourage people to live in places where it's easier to provide basic services?
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