skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The stewards of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency messaging have done a fantastic job persuading the popular finance and technology influence classes that cryptocurrency is nothing less than a new internet- scale revolution. The corollary implication being of course that obstructing it would be tantamount to banning the internet in the early 90s, with correspondingly dire consequences for a country's or company's growth prospects. The hitherto extremely light touch of most regulatory bodies (bordering on enthusiastic support in many cases) reflects the general sentiment that nobody wants to be remembered the myopic Luddite Who Banned Bitcoin. This effect is amplified by the penetration of its more mundane corruptive potential, as a number of journalists and politicians themselves are materially interested in promoting state-level cryptocurrency adoption. The highly close-held supply of all cryptocurrencies has helped perpetuate the narrative of cryptocurrency's inevitable triumph through extraordinarily centralized domination of liquidity and thus price and market cap signalling. But eventually even diehard HODLbugs have to cash in...
You're one of the first people I've seen on the internet actually admit this. Over the last month, as the price has dropped, many people have pointed out "sure, it's dropped - back to November price levels". Which is fine if you invested a year ago, not so much if you invested in December. When I sold six weeks ago, there was someone on the other side buying, and they are clearly not happy now.
I think it's OK -- the things he's computing do fall within what mathematicians call "algebraic number theory". (I wrote a book on Algebraic Number Theory: https://wstein.org/books/ant/)
This country was literally founded by individuals upset at the legitimate political system they lived under, who decided to engage in violence and destruction of property in pursuit of a radical left-wing agenda by any contemporary standard.

Violence is patriotic.
> I think having a solid bezel across the top but not the bottom would actually look worse.

Doesn't need to be asymmetric. Have a look at Galaxy Note8.
I'm actually surprised tech companies that provide free food don't actively try to limit carby/sugary offerings. Even things like cereal+milk are just glorified candy bars (nutritionally speaking).
I was a Maxis geek as a kid, playing everything they put out right from SC2K. SC4 killed it for me when I began to get good at it, and ran into the infamous traffic bug. Above a certain population level, there was an inevitable scenario of traffic chaos, no matter the mitigations you attempted.
Safari and Opera support shadow DOM, Firefox is adding it currently.
Don't redirect. Just setup the same site with the same content and see what happens / converts better / etc.
The difficulty resets only every ~2 weeks of blocks, so tanking the difficulty still requires the investment of a vast amount of hash power in order to create a parallel chain.

Secondly, as I understand witness encryption, if you're able to encode the hash rules as the condition, it would be easy to throw in an additional condition like 'all hash difficulties (# of leading zeros) must be >= difficulty XYZ', and simply ban large difficulty reductions. Which works as long as Bitcoin remains popular and justifying high-difficulty blocks, and if it crashes, your timelock is no longer secure so you don't want it to open and to failsafe.
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That's the plan here. Short term, it will include the ability to select and parse out the original assets - long term I'd like to do something similar to the approach that OpenRA has taken (in game asset downloader that makes it seemless to the user).
And will they believe that it was not a technology problem? Dragon's first flight was in 2010.
GM has most of its EV facilities in Michigan (Detroit), so they have some skin in the game of supporting the Midwest winter lifestyle. Winter testing was very important to them when building the Volt, according to the documentary Revenge of the Electric Car.
It depends how much time they put into it. No one checks how many games they play, so one player could play only on weekends while another might also play a few hours every evening.
It's not about some simple word frequencies of words. Some common words like "like" "need" "second" "part" in the dataset of whole documents isn't so meaningful in a specific sentence. Google "tf-idf" will show you more details about this.
The market should already exist for most products. For the iPhone, the market was feature phone users who played Java apps. For a social media app, people should already have created these social groups elsewhere, and those groups would be straining from the poor technology. For SaaS, someone should already have hacked a solution together.

Personally I say figure out your initial market and even your marketing approach before you write any code at all. Get buyers lined up for the product before you build it, preferably with cash on hand, ready to pay you.

Validating a business model also means taking on tons of technical debt. Build your app with PowerPoint or Wix if you have to, just to prove the concept. Don't build the app too much until you have something people are willing to pay for. You'd be surprised how many SaaS are badly built at launch, including Stripe.
Ask HN: What CMS are you using in 2018?
I haven't taken a deep dive in to CMS in a while, but last I left it Joomla was my favorite. It looks like WordPress has continued rocketing upward and Drupal has some fight left.

I am curious what others are favoring right now as I am trying to start a personal site and don't want to sink a lot of time into the setup. Bonus points if you have a lesser known project that piques your interest.
ShareDB looks quite interesting. We wanted similar capabilities but without a central authority, thus automerge was born.
> Exceedingly few people are in a position where they can't do any of these.

That's not really what I said, though. I said that having money plays a big role in someone's ability to simply do these 5 things. It matters - having money or not makes a difference. I was responding to, "I fail to see where money comes into it" by explaining how, for hundreds of millions of people in the USA who are not well-off, money does come into it. It it out-of-touch with America and the world to say it doesn't.

> It may be psychologically hard.

It may also be physically hard. You are discounting the struggles of so many Americans by dismissing that these things can be hard for people. They are good advice, but it does't make it easy, especially "easy to do when you have no money".

> Not taking breaks and setting aside time like this is more costly than taking them.

Absolutely agreed. It is a privilege of the rich to optimize for the long term and to ignore short-term problems. Not taking breaks isn't something a lot of people do by choice - they are forced into it by circumstance and have a hard time getting out of it.
I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop on that. Surely, given the recent breaches, a lot more people are freezing accounts who are less accustomed than the average HN reader to keeping pins or other security identifiers around long-term. Once those people need to start unfreezing accounts, we're either going to have a mess because they can't, or a mess because it turns out unfreezing isn't that well protected either.

Either way, gonna be ugly.
>Do you know what the true target audience they are writing for is, and if it really genuinely is so that there are such audiences where adding words like "Solution" helps the sell? Can you please elaborate on that and give intuition why?

They're selling to product design studios. HP aren't selling a 3D printer, they're selling a solution for making 3D prints. The word "solution" matters, because 3D printers have a reputation for being janky as hell. You'll pay a premium for the printer and the consumables, but the promise is that you won't have to dick about for days to get a decent print.
Why not just put it up on lulu.com or something?
What are your thoughts with regard to how we would go about fixing that? (serious question, because I honestly don't know)
My point exactly. 6 years have passed and only a 0.3 GHz improvement in CPU speed and not much else.
That doesn't sound like an analogous situation, though.
I really like edn. I wish it were more widely used.

It hits a sweet spot for me between yaml and json. Yaml is easy to type/read, but I feel it's a bit too complex on the parsing side. And json is a pain to type, so I'm reluctant to use it for human entered configuration files.
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Would be great if it could use SQLite and Electron already installed in the system instead of downloading/building them from the Internet sources unless that's really necessary (I actually find it strange node/electron still don't take care of this by integrating SQLite int their standard APIs anyway).

The window just shows an empty brown field and nothing else, I could find no "start new scenario" or anything like that in the menu.

Otherwise the idea is amazing. Surely SimCity 2000 is one of the greatest games ever and I can't wait for it to be implemented and extended as far beyond what it originally was as possible.
There's two things here.

Spotify as a company can push whatever politics they want to.
It's a business decision, if it loses them users then it's upto their management to determine whether that was a good option or not.

You should accept that Spotify is a "liberal" company either as a stance of the management or as who they see their most engaged users to be. Everything doesn't need to appeal to you.

Saying they're shoving their politics in your face is hyperbole. If I read a business focussed newspaper, they're likely to have articles that are anti-climate change.
I don't agree but I'm in their house.

>Why not just remove the complaining artists? Why remove the entire playlist?

https://press.spotify.com/uk/about/
"Number of playlists: Over 2 billion"

2 billion playlists, why expend the manpower to do that?
Paying moderators isn't free.

>Do you believe that if the political roles were reversed between politician and artist that Spotify would nuke the whole playlist? I sure don't.

Why don't you describe an actual hypothetical scenario?

That a politician created a playlist called Liberal Music and some artists complained. Saying that they want nothing to do with the politician and their party. Also at least one artist indicated that they'd contact their publisher to take action.

Why wouldn't Spotify just take the playlist down?
It's the easy action.
Playlists are just lists of songs, the songs are still there.
Thanks, I will check the source for more details.
Frankly, I'm somewhat amazed that this is on archive.org. They may have a DMCA exception, but it's a bad look considering the game is still actively being sold on GoG and under copyright.
EDN, in addition to being simpler, also has an optimized transport abstraction, transit, which serializes to application/transit+msgpack (binary) or application/transit+json (often vastly faster deserialization than messagepack because which hits the language native JSON parsers for performance in web browser, python, etc). It surprised me how big a deal hitting native json parsers is, EDN was at the top of our profiler for 100kb payloads but transit+json is zippy. The abstraction also handles value de-duplication and has a human-readable verbose writer.

http://blog.cognitect.com/blog/2014/7/22/transit http://cognitect.github.io/transit-tour/

cool project though, good to see s-expressions become more popular
Unless having a notch was their vision (which you are implying, but I highly doubt), they compromised. And as I said, the compromise was much bigger than having a discreet sensor on the back.

That you got used to it is irrelevant. People got used to not having control on their own hardware too, doesn't mean anything.
Charting tool integrates color blindness simulator that flags problematic colors
Ajit Pai was a Senate/GOP/McConnell appointee before Trump was elected, not a Trump appointee. He became Chair when a Republican president was elected, triggering an automatic handover from the previous Democratic chair
I'm fine with that if it results in smaller government and lower cost government. I never had any faith in much of it to begin with--millions of federal employees doing jack and shit every day isn't how America became a great country. Just another kind of welfare and a manufactured statist voting bloc.

Equifax can fuck right off and just go out of business whenever they feel like it.
Do you have thoughts about possible remedies for this? I believe that HN has a great voting structure compared to other similar sites (for example, Reddit); though there is, as you point out, obvious room for improvement.

Would a supplementary AI system help? Maybe a simple "random sprinkling" of New/Rising posts on the front page(s)? Or do you think there should be a completely new ranking system altogether?
And your claim is that if you were wealthy I would pay attention to this tip of yours?
If you can put one of these very near (in) Amazons warehouses / delivery network you may not strictly need it in house.
(I'm the guy who started Sage.) Sage has the Jacobi symbol as of 7 years ago (see https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/11138 and https://github.com/sagemath/sage/blob/07d6c37d18811e2b377a96...).

Sage is pretty good at primality testing, because PARI is.

I'm really glad that the author of this library is enjoying writing Algebraic number theory that is readable and in Python3. Go for it, and have fun!
(I can't downvote direct replies, so it wasn't me.) I was not suggesting that you incorporate it. I was suggesting modifying your marketing copy to incorporate the fact that it will not be a superset anymore. Superset is a word we should guard and not let it become "sort of superset-ish, maybe, mostly", but should mean superset. If you don't have every feature, you should not say it's a superset. Since not only is there nothing wrong with feature elimination, but when done well is a downright good thing, it's not like this is some sort of major problem for the marketing or something; just say you used some taste in what you brought over.

And again let me emphasize, since you seem to be saying it again in some other replies, that "{mark} is a superset of JSON", if you mean that syntactically (as opposed to features wise), MUST mean that every valid JSON document will produce a valid {mark} parse. Nothing less than that qualifies it as a superset. Given that you reserve numeric keys I don't think that is the case; whether the grammar is a superset is harder to determine so I haven't tried. That would be something best served by taking a very complete JSON parser test suite from someone and validating that all their corner cases that are supposed to parse in JSON, parse in {mark}. Based on my own experience in the world of parsing, the odds of you passing that first try are very low; if you manage, major kudos to you as that would be a very difficult test. (Though I would imagine that since the grammar largely came from JSON a lot of the surprises would be the ways in which your parser turns out to deviate from the grammar rather than grammar errors.)
Conflicts are surprisingly rare, and when they are detected they show up in the _conflicts list for resolution per your needs. What automerge guarantees is that unless you care about the conflict you don't need to take any action.
Thanks! I feel the same about "tmux vs screen": tmux panes are just so much easier to use and more flexible than in screen, even though screen can split windows).
To generate optimized code for production environment

-O2 -march=native -mfpmath=sse -fopenmp -fomit-frame-pointer -pipe -fno-unwind-tables -fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables
It's still impossible in the general case. You merely proved him right. Limiting yourself to OTs and CRDTs is a signficant restriction.
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This isn't a hit piece by some bro-grammer who doesn't want to share space with a 16 year old girl, this is a woman who had to carve out space for herself in a male dominated industry. She's looking at the software equivalent of that kid who took a clock slightly apart and put it in a cardboard box and became an engineering prodigy because some idiot thought it looked like a cartoon bomb timer and saying that we need to back up and look at actual female programming icons, like Margaret Hamilton (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Hamilton_(scientist)).
What kind of chart do you think is better for such data? Looking forward to your advice!
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"Big dollar reapers good, small dollar earners bad."
What is the purpose of posting videos to youtube?

For some people, it's about getting paid. That results in producing not "art" but "content". The only valid test for content is whether it gets hits or not.

Poppy's most popular video is "I'm poppy", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpCXxqiTjqE , which I suspect is popular with people who like ASMR. Do you like female-voiced plosive sounds? Do you really like them? Enough people do that this video has 14m views.

She has a slightly more conventional music career for which the weird videos are promotion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppy_(singer)

The whole thing is very Idoru https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idoru
Wrong, MA is constrained to struct; and structs can’t be null
I agree. I think we should hang all lobbyists and then shoot them while they're hanging just to be sure.

It is absolutely anti-republican that entrenched special interests and corporations get more say and have larger influence in politics than the constituents of the state/district. Hang all the lobbyists, close the flow of donations from anyone other than individuals, and cut off the hands (metaphorically) of any representative that takes any money under suspicious circumstances.

If powerful corporations or special interests want to influence legislation, make them convince the people that something is a good idea and have the people contact their representatives.
Until fraud and deceit stop being the go to business method, accountability will not deter this type of behavior. Just as we see with big pharma and here in banking, when the income from fraud far exceeds the penalty, these business methods and strategies will not change.
I hate that I lost it, will have to spend an afternoon on the internet achive, But these are so tired. It's the exact same things people were spouting when phones started to have cameras. That came, and it turned out, having a quality camera you take with you is pretty cool and the end of the world didn't happen. Button cameras have existed for literally decades, if someone wants to take discrete pictures of you the means are there and it's a hell of a lot less awkward than staring at someone while your HUD camera grabs them.

A heads up display with no way of taking in data from the outside world is gimped to the point of uselessness and I think you really need to sit down and logic through the "concerns of abuse". There's no opportunity for privacy violation that isn't easier with another form of tech; at least Ive never heard one that sounds remotely plausible.
as long as the answer is 42...
I feel like the printing solution verbiage could be fitting since current 3d printing workflows include steps like cleanup, chemical washing or baths and heat curing before having a finished product. Compared to a current desktop printer where you press a button and have the final product. Definitely curious to check out this model and other tech coming soon!
We have been increasing "true positives" of documentary evidence, but nuch more rapidly increasing "false positives" of lies and spin and fake news. It's not clear that we are overall better informed now than 10 years ago.
We all know that we can Just Write The Tests
Indeed, Sage can be difficult to read, because our primary motivation is speed and scalable to support cutting edge research.

If you don't know about it, you might find https://pypi.python.org/pypi/NZMATH useful; it's BSD-licensed pure python number theory code.
Build RESTful API service in golang using gin-gonic framework
You can also publish anything to pypi in like 5 minutes. Go for it.
That's what I thought this article would be about when I saw the title. Those are also a pet peeve of mine. If it doesn't track some real measure of progress, just show a spinning hourglass or something to indicate busyness.
Sorry for that, I will check it again.
CRDTs generally benefit from "intent preservation" in their design. In automerge's case, this would mean that instead of storing a "set" value, you'd store either an "increment" value or a "set" value to support cases like the one you describe.

Automerge has fairly robust support for these kinds of use-cases around lists, which we use quite a lot, but we haven't actually needed them for numbers (though I expect we may want them eventually.)
It’s just money. Take the L and go to work tomorrow like nothing happened.
This story reminds me a bit of Ready Player One, but on a much smaller scale.
It's very similar to the Projet x60 (formerly ZPrinters) or projet 4500 series printers from 3D systems. The printer lays down thin layers of powder material then goes by with a bonding agent and color as it prints. The prints are relatively cheap because after the print you can vacuum up the excess material and use it in subsequent prints.
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Having studied Korean for a couple years in college, this is a fairly comprehensive 'technical' introduction to Korean for English speakers. If anybody is interested in learning Korean, I encourage you to try learning how to read Korean/Hangul. It should take no more than an afternoon as the language was engineered to be accessible and easy to pick up.
Shuttering most of the Federal Government has been GOP platform since 1994 Contract With America.
The proposal wasn't dragnet surveillance. It was everyone walking around with a rolling 30-second video buffer that they can chose to save. There is no giant record for someone to datamine.

Not living in the UK doesn't change much, it goes from "in public I'm always possibly on camera" to "in public I'm always possibly on camera" everywhere, not just the Uk.

My ability to influence society with a camera is far beyond "the DMV clerk being nicer". It's being able to hold the cop who pulls me over accountable. Being able to get video of the van that hit a parked car and sped off. Being able to submit proof that the person I saw trying to open the doors on a bunch of parked cars was actually trying to do that. The second two are real examples that have happened to me within the last 6 months, the first one is a real example that you can easily see the utility of via verifiable stories on the internet.

And even if you think my ability to influence society is minimal with it, that's fine, ability to influence society wasn't why people above were asking for it.
> Note that your credit score or lack thereof is often used to deny housing and (for generally unsubstantiated reasons,) employment.

Not defending Equifax, but this is misleading. Credit checks are what enable lending of this sort in the first place.
They are still being investigated by the FTC.