skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've can't understand why this isn't more of a concern;

- The rate of increase is taking this debt rapidly to somewhere unsustainable.

- With the fractured politics this becomes so much more dangerous/likely to be an issue.

- Interest rates are pushing up adding to the servicing costs, currently about 500 billion/yr and probably likely to become the single largest payment line on the federal budget.

- Pension funds are going to be increasingly liquidating treasuries as boomers retire and they hit their own funding issues.

- Countries like China are selling off holdings.

- The debt is going to be an increasing drag on the economy to grow or safely inflate out of it.

- I cant see the political parties reducing military or social security costs of any significance to reduce the growing pressure.

The only positives seem;

- The amazing strength and scope of the US economy.

- Trump once proposed a one-time wealth levy/tax to pay this down, so if this happened it would be a game changer.

So I do believe the US is capable of sorting this out if the political will/intelligence was there. But I dont see this mood and feel people like to kick the can down the road these days. Time will tell.
Thank you and pardon if I came off unappreciative. More so it was angst against Apple Music's poor UX.
I really hate that you were downvoted for this. It may be only a single sentence, but I think you're correct to bring up the fact that Spotify and Apple Music both don't represent the entire music industry. These two entities are merely soulless peddlers of the Big 5. There are substantially important pockets of the music industry that do not exist in this narrow realm.
Heh, my biggest complaint wih spotify is that I can’t use it with my carefully curated itunes library, including my many smart playlists.
Virtually all of them do. An example of why they do this is craigslist, which did not disallow this and an early employee sold their stake to ebay, which caused craigslist much consternation.

Though I'm not sure what's stopping you from just making up a contract that says I agree to sell you X shares for price $Y in the event that they become publicly transferrable and then selling that contract.

I think options agreements usually contain language that say you're not allowed to do that, so maybe the risk is if you were to get caught doing that they could cancel all your options.
JavaScript’s a mess – and that’s a good thing
You loose builtin arrays and hashes and need to use a container library instead. Same goes for newing aggegates which can be replaced with smart pointers.
Escaping closures (delegates) no longer works, but you can explicitly capture context in a struct.

Those choices for builtin language features date back to the early inspiration from Java, but are increasingly being replaced with library implementations.
We've added escape checking to the type system last year, and are currently working on safe aliasing (preventing use-after-free).

So yes, atm. when opting for @nogc you're somewhat at the frontier, and it's mostly a choice if you have time, hard requirements, or am very practised.

Avoiding most (but not all) GC allocations is already widely adopted in D's community though.
Agreed on the albums thing. I'll subscribe to any service that does this properly.
Uh, yeah. Now that we have rules for parsing broken webpages, let's intentionally break our webpages.
Yeah, cloud is definitely an option too, but that might be a bit harder to pull off. Selling servers to AWS, GCC and Azure might be initially easier.
No, that's my point; there are thousands of very experienced and dedicated coders out there who are not sick of it; because we've been around long enough to not blame our tools, and we have enough experience to appreciate its unique strengths. I'm all for simpler and more intuitive, but Rust is the opposite of that; it's rigid and complex if anything. Why does everything have to be a competition? Why can't several technologies be allowed to coexist? This is not about having your opinions challenged, you need to work on your reading comprehension; this is about not attacking others for expressing different preferences from your own.
Classic American: "I can't make money on it, it's useless".

Having an education (at least a high school diploma) is supposed to make you a civil and functioning citizen of your country, with enough knowledge to understand (albeit at a basic level) why things are the way they are.
Washington post maybe?
On iTunes I see Chill Radio, Spa Radio, Down Tempo Radio and Electronic Radio which is pretty slow. I don't have Siri but maybe you should ask for one of those.
http://www.businessinsider.com/the-costs-of-us-wars-have-lin...

The US is (or was as of 2013) still making payments to children of Civil War veterans. Granted it's only 2 of them and less than a grand a year apiece but still.
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How Do I Cancel a Skype Subscription?
You're touching up an old website for your old client and have just a few minutes to...ah, I wonder if there's a quick minimizer out there somewhere? That might be fun to try, and we did just add a bit more overhead to the site.

I haven't done this exact thing, but I've done similar things many times. Not every project has or should have a build process. And unfortunately not all of them even have a command line...
Governments are already quite worried. If it reaches the 10s of trillions marketcap it may be too late for them to stop it. And you’re not understanding the scope if you think that means nothing will change.
One time transfer into a family trust is usually permitted as well.
Those are weak numbers. The majority selected 5 but the recent comments are very low which usually means changes that made the product worse. The second most popular entry is 1.
How do you get 4:1? Wikipedia pegs the GDP to debt ratio at less than one.[1] So the US owes more than 100% of it’s income. Servicing the debt is approaching 7% of federal spending.[2] Are you using numbers other than GDP and National Debt for your ratio?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_of_the_United_St...

[2] http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/08/17/5-facts-abou...
That‘s perfecly valid HTML. Try it. Pass it to a validator.
If they pull it off, the tandem booster landing at the Cape will truly be a sight to behold. That's probably the most exciting part of it all for me.
No, this also shows that Apple has successfully yanked users out of Spotify. Not surprising in the least.

The fact is: the music industry is indeed a winner-take-all market now. The industry's horrible response to Napster crippled them, and their inability to outmaneuver Steve Jobs in the aftermath led to a rather diminished industry overall. We see this in both recorded and live music - just look at LiveNation's rise to dominance following Apple's rise to dominance for distribution with iTunes.

Music also suffers from the same problem as other older media - competition for ears and for time. Video games are hurting music just as much as it's hurting film. Music consumption has become cheapened over the years as technology left it in the dust, preferring to adapt video to our current media-heavy lives. Audio mediums have been traditionally not as paid attention to. Our culture is simply moving on from this kind of media, in a sense.
“Insecure overachievers are exceptionally capable and fiercely ambitious, yet driven by a profound sense of their own inadequacy. This typically stems from childhood, and may result from various factors, such as experience of financial or physical deprivation, or a belief that their parents’ love was contingent upon their behaving and performing well.”

For those whom look for meaning or self-worth in work your efforts are seriously misguided. It’s very easy to make oneself busy so that you never have unscheduled quiet time to examine your inner demons. The perpetuation of the overworking culture is hurting us as a country at large. Do you really want to live in a country where people have no hobbies and have little free time to play and simply be?

I run a successful business and we work 4 nine hour days, Friday’s are almost always off and we start everyone with 25 days vacation. You can do that at your org too! Try it for a year and you’ll find that your turnover will drop, people will be more engaged with their work, more creative ideas will emerge from your work force ,morale will improve and people will be knocking down your door to work for you. Give your employees and yourself plenty of time for a life outside of work and you’ll reap the benefits.
As I said:

> Not the result set, the rows of the result set.

Each row is a mapping with ordered keys.
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The slides are amazing just by themselves.
An empty dict, for backward comptibility.
It is interesting how many thinks Spotify is better if it was available in the country, and yet people out of convenience still choose Apple Music.

I have heard Apple Music in UK or US are great. That is when only one languages is being used, and mostly English.

Whenever Apple Music has to deal with two lanagueges, it sucks.

https://atadistance.net/2018/02/04/homepod-and-the-apple-mus...

And it is not only Japanese, but most of South East Asia. if Apple Music already wasn't better then Spotify, this make it worst.

In the old days, Apple was all about being the best to win. Not it has become being good enough to win, and to make the matter worst they stop improving it after they won.
Make sure the delisted companies are included...
No, I mean the rows. Each row is semantically an ordered mapping.
dark theme

Yeah, that goes great with my dark desktop. I love not knowing where the Spotify window actually is.

/s
>Why should a person who pays a university to give them a project to do get a degree and recognition

I have a few issues with this comment. I am a graduate student and while I personally work on the theory side, I have labmates involved in these sorts of projects.

We have to get chosen to work on a project (accepted to grad program, given funding, taken on as a student by a PL researcher) - these steps are all based on the merits of our undergraduate work, we are not simply paying to work on the project. We are directed by an expert in the field, given mentoring, and work on our projects 30-50 hours a week. It should not be surprising that most significant recognition-worthy work in programming language theory occurs in this environment.
3.5 is a bad rating for an Android app. Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram and Netflix and even the IRS app all have > 4.0 scores.
As I said, we now have rules for broken HTML like that. Yes, it validates. It's Postel's Law run amuck.
I meant....accessible to anyone qualified does not equal a good choice for everyone who is qualified.
Bogan seems to be roughly equivalent to hick from what I gather.
Again, a Buffet holding stock is not locking up any capital. For him to sell it, realizing that capital, requires someone trading their capital for the stock. The total stock and total capital remains unchanged.

If an apple is worth a dollar, you cannot transmute the apple into a dollar. You can trade it for one, but there is still one apple and one dollar in the economy.

Stocks work the same. A rich person holding value in any item other than capital is not hoarding capital, any more than a person hoarding apples is hoarding capital.

Think on it.
Niagara Falls is doing just fine though? Can you think of examples of tourism destinations that failed because too many people went there? It seems tautologically impossible to me. Yes, the character of them may change, and they may go more upmarket, but I can't see them completely collapsing from getting too successful.

The much more worn path is tourism spots failing from lack of visitors. You see that at the older Las Vegas casinos that can't compete with the latest and greatest mega-resorts, for example.
I saw The King of Kong documentary when it first came out and remember Billy Mitchell was so hateable. There is nothing humble about a man who answers his phone: "World-Record headquarters, how can I help you?":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wef2qDT5j3I

He was caught cheating back then too, if I remember correctly, by sending a video that messed with the score. I am surprised they accept sent-in submissions from anybody in an age where videos are so easily edited, let alone from a notorious cheater.

People like Mitchell will go as far as they can to win regardless of whether or not they deserve it, and I'm interested in hearing what the thoughts are in the industry around dealing with cheaters. I've seen some gamers beat records while on Twitch, which I don't really know anything about first hand but it seems somewhat more legit than a sent-in video, as there are people watching both the player and the game he's playing in real time.

Are there any Twitch features that can tell if a game is really being played live?

Otherwise, are there any obvious moves that should/could be taken to ensure legitimacy in gaming world records?
Beta blockers to reduce jitters. Adderall to increase focus. Modafinil to eliminate tiredness.
The culprit behind snowmelt floods isn’t temperature, it’s dirt
Hmmmmmm.... that makes it hard for other implementations. CPython isn't the whole of the Python world. Requirements like that can be problematic for implementations like Micropython, for instance.
How exactly does McDonalds make eggs that aren't real eggs> I don't believe that.
My guess would be that IT would block streaming to reduce load and/or internet connection cost. Especially if you have a lot of people in the building.
All of these issues could’ve been avoided if we didn’t use functional programming. I think imperative languages are better because things like memory leaks and algorithmic errors are easy to conceptualize in the first place, hence less chance of typos.
Back-ports are an option but they are an extra dependency. When you have not used a new feature, the cost of an extra dependency out weighs the unknown benefits that would be realised by using a back-port.
There are actually two reasons why 3blue1brown video lectures are superior to old fashioned professor-and-blackboard lectures:

1. A video with animation and clear text and colours can be far more effective than chalk on blackboard. For example, watch 60 seconds of this video on Fourier Transformations: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=spUNpyF58BY&t...
Such an effective, efficient presentation simply could not be done with chalk and blackboard.

2. The internet provides a way to watch the best of the best lectures in the world. Grant Sanderson, the guy behind 3blue1brown, is a Khan Academy talent search winner: https://www.khanacademy.org/about/blog/post/125876900000/mee...
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Ordereddict has been available for ages. Why should I pay for the overhead in the 98% of the cases where I don't need it.
If I read it correctly, the implication is that the present affects the past. If photon 1 died a billion years ago (without being 'measured' by sentient observer) - e.g. by just hitting a wall, its polarization remained undefined until we measured photon 4 today. This is not very intuitive. Polarization of photon 1 could, in principle, cause a galactic catastrophe, and by measuring photon 4 today you either trigger this catastrophe (a billion years ago!) or your don't - depending on the results of your measurement.
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So, it sounds to me like "Tech is eating our world. Let's create some more tech to counteract that!"

Um, maybe we should fix healthcare and affordable housing and institute maternity leave and other policies so parents can spend time with their kids instead of having the iPad babysit them?

I know. Radical thought that maybe something other than more tech is the solution to our tech problem. Like... less tech.

But someone had to toss out the stupidly obvious answer.
The Delimited Continuation Monad in JavaScript (2014)
Voting this up. I came here to opine something similar. My POV is similar to that of the parent (Founder and Investor).
I've spent a lot of money on bad car decisions. The best TCO I ever had was for a new Hyundai Accent. Bought it new for $10k in 2004, and spent less than $2k on repairs over 13 years.
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It not correlation - bell inequalities show that local variables don't explain the correlations: ie no correlated variable exists because states are decided at measurement (or wavefunction collapse) time. This is why entanglement is interesting.
I made an account purely to express how strange it is that I just found this guy no more than a week ago, and now I'm seeing people talk about him somewhere that I never would have expected. It's weird.
> why are we asking the laborers

Who is we? Certainly not the author of the article we're discussing. He specifically talks about recommending going in to higher education to the individual.
Does Your Phone run faster without gboard running?
Yes you're missing something. The idea that an event in one place can influence an event in another place, even though it's not possible information traveled from the first place to the second, is spooky. And the idea that this can even be the case even if the associated objects never coexisted in time is anything but "boringly trivial".
This is just “using lots of memory”, not a “leak”.
I do not pe sonally spend very much time on FB because I stay very busy. With what little free time I do have, I am simply not interested in the political rankings and flame wars nor am I interested in the million sponsored postings that amount to a feed of advertisements.

Until FB can be a pleasant place to visit people like me will be reluctant to spend much time there.
Brady doesn’t eat eggplant, Paltrow takes coffee enemas. Seems pretty obvious that the pseudoscience critic Caulfield is right, right?

"There is almost no evidence to support this monk-like approach to eating,"

Well, here is some evidence: Tom Brady.

"Brady's approach seems to be loosely based on the alkaline diet, which is the idea that you can control the pH of your blood through the food you eat. (Spoiler: you can't.)”

So Caulfield will now shoot down a diet that is not Brady’s diet?

“As noted in a 2016 systematic review of the relevant evidence, 'there is almost no actual research' to support the ideas behind the alkaline diet."

The study concludes that food and drink pH have no influence on cancer, as if cancer is the only health problem.

Is it proper journalism to pit nutty celebrities against science and say science wins because it is science?

Has science concluded that food has no effect on pH in the body? Can a daily green breakfast smoothie erode tooth enamel? Do meat and dairy cause osteoporosis? Is the relationship between food, pH, inflammation, and disease fully understood?

I won’t be spending $200 on Brady’s book, but there might be something to his monk-like approach to eating, especially as compared to say his offensive line’s approach.
MMT assumes a sovereign can never default. That is not a politically realistic. At a certain debt level, American politicians would default. That ignored threshold, in turn, makes MMT’s suggestions dangerous.
> No one is going to make their emulator 3x slower to properly emulate one glitchy line in Super Mario Bros. that shows up on 1/3 of powerons based on a random clock alignment issue.

This is exactly what BSNES set out to do. I think it's called Higan now > https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2011/08/accuracy-takes-power-...
>Indeed, if everybody knows that a college education is empty signaling, then how is it possibly still effective?

Who said it's empty? It's effective at finding the employer what they want. Just not efficient on the part of the employee.
You didn't read it correctly. They measure photon 1 before photon 3 or 4 even exist.
So is this article implying spooky action at a distance also applies to time? Time do relates to distance through velocity correct?
All of these issues could’ve been avoided if we didn’t use imperative programming. I think functional languages are better because things like memory leaks and algorithmic errors are easy to conceptualize in the first place, hence less chance of typos.
May i suggest adding settings for DAS and ARR. It's quite hard to play fast without.

simon.lc/tetr.js is currently my favorite web based version and i think a good standsrd
Am I the only one who watches this movie and can't root for Weibe but instead am just crushed by the appalling sadness of it all? The guy's kids napping on the floor of the arcade, "kill screen coming up" and nobody cares....
How Bill Gates aims to clean up the planet
There's a whole world of developers out their that can't automate anything their IDE doesn't support. For many hitting F5 is their build process: https://blog.codinghorror.com/the-f5-key-is-not-a-build-proc...
Here's a vid of what's possible with proper settings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUIpb-IFTZE
I could confirm, it doesn't work behind PIA if you're logged in but it works if you aren't. Try to open in a private/incognito mode.
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The Technology of Metamaterials
> It's not healthy

I get a quarter pounder, a side salad, and cup of water. It's a decent, healthy meal.
This. Definitely, only Apple music and Tidal accept world wide subscribers. We (third world countries) also have internet and valid credit cards to buy whatever we want as like US citizens, what make others discriminate regions?
There are arguments against doing anything against system python installs in the first place.
> Wondering if one day they'll be willing to pay consumer electric sinks

Yes.

https://i.imgur.com/d3JBn9t.png

https://electrek.co/2017/02/03/tesla-controllable-charge-loa...
If you careful read the code
```
function sayHi() {
var allNames = [];
return name => {
allNames.push(name);
return ' ' + name;
}
}
```
It leaks memory on every invocation of the returned function
OMG, that video is nuts. I'm assuming that is being controlled by a human in real-time?
Welp then I'm an idiot :)
Ask HN: Better to render on the client or the server?
Several years ago, Basecamp came out and said they were rendering html on the server and inserting it into the page (as far as I can tell by comments here and their blog). This differs from rendering json on the server, sending it to the client to be rendered into html and stuck into the page.

So what is actually faster in 2018 (assuming 1-2-year-old MacBook air's type of equipment)?

Let's assume a select box of 1,000 options.

I'm curious because if it is faster to render on the client, has Basecamp changed in the meantime? After all, they wanted fast pages...