skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Has the UX gotten better? I tried it back when it first came out for the free 3 month trial and I went back to paying for spotify because it was so horrible.
Google Assistant will happily play you Spotify songs on Android. Obviously Apple won't allow integration with third party software on iPhone.
Honestly, I can't imagine switching to Apple Music. Speaking as a guy who owns an iPhone and a Mac. I love being able to smoothly control playback from any device. I love how seamless the experience is, I've only tried the Apple Music Trial when it first came out and I can't see any possible reason to switch to it now.

Spotify is excellent for music discovery, and I love the top songs and everything. It's perfect. It's the kind of software I wish I could make someday.
In meat sports, if someone has a legitimate use for a stimulant then they are barred from competition nevertheless.

In practice, this is better than someone getting the edge because of a medical condition.
tl;dr More women in technology causes stratification to happen, namely women being typecast for perspectibly mushy front end jobs. This effect devalues these jobs because women are chronically undervalued in any field.

I'm skeptical to say the least, but that's the gist of the article.
> Glob­ally, how­ever, Spo­tify re­mains in a league of its own, with nearly twice as many paid sub­scribers than No. 2 Apple, and slightly faster sub­scriber growth.

I mean Spotify has been around a lot longer. Is it weird that new users aren't growing as fast if it already held the majority?
The use case of OCR is you know, but for compressor like html, css and js is not much due to build tools like webpack or gulp, but it can have. Whenever I want to build a static website quickly or building theme for ghost blogging platform, I search for compressor on the web for quickly testing the compressed output.
Another thing is when I started building this website for my web dev practice, I want to present the simplest tools that can be build quickly. Some of them is the result of that.
I am pessimistic. Too many governments are not serving the people but only fighting hard to exist so those at the top can steal more from the people. Leaders, their friends and extended family members don't get to be billionaires doing the peoples' work. You know who you are, East and West.

Add in the electronic surveillance and reduction of free speech, movement, assembly and self-determination and we have completely lost the greatest ideals and growth drivers of civilization. The sheeple are being turned into the batteries depicted in the Matrix movie, nothing more. In this case, to serve the financial "masters" who hold debt for houses, cars, education, etc. over our heads and otherwise let government perpetuate their crimes in the shadows.
They have a nickname for that divorce rape. Though why is divorce so much? Because its worth it!

Legally alimony, child support can see you living out of a back seat of a vehicle. Depending on your partner it can go easy or it can be a nightmare.
I think it’s having much longer roads and relying much more on trucking than road safety.

The middle of nowhere roads in the UK are arguably worse than those in the US.
> One can make the argument that if you don't fully understand something, that makes studying that thing that isn't fully understood more valuable rather than less valuable.

One could, but I fundamentally don't care who created a painting that I enjoy looking at and would like to decorate my residence with.
Hash Based Package Downloads
I've been practicing Python for a while and didn't even know about this. In my code style, I try to completely avoid the "dict" keyword and exclusively use dict literal notation.
I have never seen a US carrier offer Apple Music. T-Mobile does provide a Netflix subscription with some plans, so it's certainly possible though.
It’s still horrible for me.
But surely if you live across the street from Hyde park, go on 2-3 big splashy vacations per year and travel to Europe for getaways every couple weeks, you must be in top 1% of earners. And all your friends are likely rich too. So drawing conclusions from that is meaningless as vast majority of millennials are financially struggling to even think about that.
Depends on the statistical method used. Some quasi-experimental methods like instrument variables or difference-in-differences can plausibly tease causal effect sizes from messy economic data

That said, this paper seems to be mostly simple descriptive statistics
You mean the credit system we have here in US, which allows you to borrow money from banks at a low interest rate, buy a car/house with little down payment, or even rent a place without having to prepay 6 month rent?

Yeah, I think every country needs it.
posting this because im wondering what the legal implications of betting w crypto are?
This is why I normally stay away from Apple services. My household runs on an eclectic mix of Android and Apple devices, and this is exactly how we like it. Google seems to have embraced the presence of Apple devices in its ecosystem, so why not the other way around?
Fun thought: they could lock it in value 1 to 1 to the USD, while not making it convertible.

They could even call it "tether".

It would be almost indistinguishable from the recent situation - except tether is a private company, and the govt does not like competition.
Most airlines won't let you fly without a medical certificate if you look "quite" pregnant (>28 weeks you need documentation).

If you are very close to term, they won't let you fly at all.

Example policies:

http://www.etihad.com/en-au/experience-etihad/special-assist...

http://www.jetstar.com/au/en/help/articles/pregnancy-and-air...
The OP nor the study made no indication that the two were related — merely that they correlate.
Has Tetris been released for the Switch yet? I’d hope that they could support the digital inputs (like the D-pad).
I have a couple of points:

- If you want the absolute cheapest car, the optimum strategy would be to learn to do as many repairs as possible on your own. Then, while selecting a vehicle, you would want to pick one that you can actually repair yourself. This introduces the first major snag. If you're looking to buy a car that you can repair yourself, you likely want to stick to American cars built before the mid-1980s or early-1990s. So then, let's say that you pick a car from that era and your country suddenly makes a technology like ABS (anti-lock brakes) mandatory for all vehicles that are licensed? That could force you to buy another car, simply to stay on the road. Or, more likely, what if you buy a vehicle then suddenly have to move to a place with stronger emissions regulations?

- With fixing your own car, there is a huge gap between "I know how to do it" and "I'm confident enough to do it, knowing that my daughter will get in the car tomorrow." I'm an excellent example of this. When we bought our van, I resolved myself to do as many repairs as possible. I had great plans of being able to do all the consumables (oil changes, brakes, etc) by myself. Great idea, right? Then, my fucking brakes actuallu went. In the end, while I'm sure that I could have done the fix and it would have worked out, I was simply too nervous to do it with Lauren being my most regular passenger!
Why “Open Borders” Is a Dangerous Idea
I sometimes describe Instapaper as "/dev/null for web content". I reflexively share to Instapaper not to read it later, but to absolve guilt for not reading it at all. It is one of my weirdest web habits, on reflection.

OTOH, back when del.icio.us was good, I used it for roughly the same purpose.
Indeed, but it's much nicer when it's universal and built-in rather than requiring a specific import and different, more cumbersome syntax.
Right, in athletic sports, you're supposed to get by on training and skill. Drugs are seen as cheating. What sort of enhancements would be seen as cheating by gamers?
> 1- using the "INC mem" form is not a fused instruction. Intel has macro op fusion

inc mem is a micro-fused instruction. He's not talking about macro-fusion here, which as you point out involves two separate instructions (a flag-setting ALU op and a conditional jump) being fused together into one uop.

> and the INC and STORE will be fused and retired together (not the LOAD and INC), IIRC.

Actually it's the load and the inc that will be fused together. The store itself internally is 2 uops, which are also fused together. So there are a total of 4 (unufsed) uops implied by inc [mem] and those get fused in pairs for a total of 2 fused uops.

Edit: what I said is true for "add [mem], 1" but apparently not for "inc [mem]" which apparently needs 3 fused domain uops, not 2. I'm not sure why it's worse and which "pair" isn't fusing (but if I had to guess it's the load-op pair that fails to fuse). It's kind of dumb since you could just use add [mem], 1 to get the same effect, except in the rare case you wanted the different flag setting behavior of inc.
So Portugal would work.
I think when I said this I was assuming that the implication was that it would be useful even today. I understand that crypto was much different back then.
> Google seems to have embraced the presence of Apple devices in its ecosystem, so why not the other way around?

Google must, Apple is not under the same pressure to reciprocate.
"Normality" is really very overrated indeed. I learnt rather late that one had to come to terms with his particularities and that "normal" was not that good of a thing to be; realisations before which I was suffering in agony because I wasn't "normal". Conforming to the society without compromising oneself is okay, trying to fix defects one's own personality is okay, but all these are possible without becoming "normal", which implies mediocrity, ordinariness.
Anyone know how to read the rest of the story? It cuts off right as he gets married, with no link to the rest.
Supply/Demand, also consideration when government get involved it's like doing brain surgery with a base ball bat (its going to get messy)

To my understanding talking to the ladies at the child-care center's. The center is required to not exceed x number of children per day/per hour. They can only hire people with the clearance to supervise children after getting their Certificate 3 in child care. Then the staff need to under-go skills/training on their time to improve working with children.

Then you have insurance for the workers, building and also the necessary security and fire drills to be conducted regularly and kept up-to-date.

You have over-time pay, inclusive of when parents are late to pick up the children from day care.
> And avoid CVT like the plague.

why is that?
One big thing is income tax and benefits. Often the lower your income the better. In New Zealand there are a huge number of extra payments you miss out on if you work more, working for families, lower taxes, WINZ child care and more. So if you earn more than someone in working in childcare you have to earn significantly more to cover the taxes (approx 25% in NZ) you're paying and to cover the loss in benefits you don't get.
That's why we gotta boycott this future big brother/nazi government. It already has a concentration camp setup for its minorities.

"More than 100,000 minority Uighur Muslims are reportedly being indefinitely detained in overcrowded “re-education” camps on China’s western border."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/01/26/thousand-uighur-m....

People, reduce your purchases from China! Stop supporting this abomination!
It's twice as slow, doesn't work with more than one dictionary, you can't easily control the merge prescience and you can't (easily) use expressions/variables in the keys:

{**x, 'fo'+'o': 'bar', **y}
12 financial challenges for this year
A cancer 'vaccine' is completely eliminating tumors in mice
Oh, I use Noscript, and the article ends with the wedding. I wonder what's up with that. In reader view, it ends about half way to the wedding, before they verified his identity.

From Wikipedia, it does seem that he has issues. It's probably that he had too many concussions. I don't see anything about the fate of the NFL suit.
Funny how HackerNews deletes comments that warn against this... what side are the admins on?
I very much love the simple design. Excellent. Please add a favicon generator!
Netflix announces Cloverfield Paradox to be available right after the Superbowl
I find the comparison with KFC, etc as odd. From my european perspective, all of these places are seen as producing unhealthy food (not to mention destroying important ecosystems such as rainforests to produce cheap meat) McDonalds is the target of campaigns only because of it's prominence and brand recognition.
You could contribute by letting the team what windows issues you are having perhaps?

From the pipenv site:

"Pipenv is a tool that aims to bring the best of all packaging worlds (bundler, composer, npm, cargo, yarn, etc.) to the Python world. Windows is a first–class citizen, in our world."
For the attention.

He for sure took advantage of the situation and knew nobody could verify his claims. It wasn't until recently people have finally shown most of his scores are totally unattainable to begin with, something nobody could really refute until now.

It also makes Twin Galaxies look incredibly shady and their refusal to really adjust the high scores just makes it seem like they have some weird stake in it was well.
Rich is relative salaried “rich” and wealthy are different things today.

Rent is high but not much higher than SF about £3000 a month total cost for a 2 bed apartment.

This is doable for many professional couples with a decent job in London say £65000 which is £3800 a month after tax (couple combined pre-tax salary of say £130-150,000 or higher, so combined monthly of 7000-8000 or more post tax).

Myself, my partner and our friends fall into this category as we earn high 5 figures to low 6 figure salaries and we aren’t wealthy despite of having a pretty good lifestyle.

Compared to some guy in middle of nowhereshire that makes £22000 a year if they are lucky we might be considered rich but compared to real money we aren’t any different than the help.
This article was a little painful for me to read because it confirms all the inaccuracies I suspect many people have about the software industry. The author is inaccurate on a number of points:

> Women are typecast as front-end developers, while men work on the back end – where they generally earn significantly more money than their front-end counterparts.

The link provided here for back end developers links to the glass door page for devops engineers [1]. Sources may vary, but both in my experience and by the numbers provided by Paysa, front-end and back-end salaries are almost at parity [2][3]. This makes sense in a world that's increasingly dominated by the JavaScript (NodeJS, Electron, SPA frameworks).

> Back-end developers often attribute front-end expertise not to mastery but to alchemy, wizardry or magic. Its adepts don’t succeed through technical skill so much as a kind of web whispering: feeling, rather than thinking, their way through a tangle of competing styles – in other words, those soft fuzzy things that women are supposed to excel at.

I understand what the author is getting at here, but she was unable to articulate it properly. The front-end is where the UI lives, so it's more interactive, more visual. The back end is where the database lives, and where more computationally intensive tasks take place.

> That’s not true, of course; nothing on a computer is any more or less logical than anything else.

This sentence is almost offensive. Of course, like every other task, tasks "on a computer" live on a spectrum that ranges from the logical to the creative. For example Fizz buzz is a logical exercise, while designing a landing page is a creative pursuit.

Not really looking weigh in on the main topic of discussion, that is women in tech. This is a complicated issue, and the author makes some valid points.

[1] https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/devops-engineer-salary-SR...
[2] https://www.paysa.com/salaries/front-end-developer--t
[3] https://www.paysa.com/salaries/back-end-web-developer--t
Devin Nunes tried to discredit the FBI. Instead, he proved it’s onto something
How so ? Isn't Apple Music Pre-installed on all iOS devices ? That's a huge advantage that most new services don't have.

(I realize Play Music has the same advantage on Android but Google has completely failed to even try to promote this service)
You can use some backports of libraries though, surely? `pathlib` is in pip.
I’m also stuck with the service due to the hands-free control with Siri. The cheesy/horrible/lame/non-copyrighted songs are awful and made worse by the fact that my kid will ask for nursery rhymes and you never know which version you’ll get because it doesn’t consistently play the same one.
I'm talking about vote splitting and you know it. If you want to effect change, aim to nudge the platform building process. Lobbying, media attention, campaign involvement, there are many ways to have an effect that's perpendicular to the axis between R and D. Voting third party is dead last among them in that you can expect it to have predictable negative efficacy.
> /dev/null for web content

This is a surprisingly apt comparison, and is probably why I stopped using it a while back.
Do not eat half-eaten rotten fruit. I repeat do not eat. It is bad fof your health.
We live beyond our means, have unsustainable quality of life. Gonna catch up one day.
Is there some kind of slash operator making this statement work? Is this a way to concatenate things?

train_path = datasets_root / dataset / 'train'
Unless the business can show that private data is necessery for good service which it is as data brings more revenue, and more revenue enables good service.

So a user would have two options: 1. Disagree, pay with money, 2. Agree, pay with private data.

All looks GDPR-compliant.
Google music has been the best for me:

- IT doesn't block it at work(it blocks spotify)

- I don't have to install anything

- I don't see ads on youtube

- it has all of my music that came from CDs backed up to it

- I regularly discover new music through their Radio feature so long as the artist/song isn't super popular
Are you a bot? What does this even mean?!
I am happily surprised google assistant not only plays from Spotify but let's you set Spotify as your default music service. No "ask Spotify to play..." just a simple "play..."

I feel like Apple bullies people into inferior experiences.
Imagine it? It is already being done, although not to the extent it is being done in .cn.
I agree that the author seems to be conflating front-end development with web design, two different fields requiring two different skillsets.
In the USA it's averaging 30,000/50,000 depending upon if it's natural delivery or Caesarian, if you trust the numbers from a childbirth advocacy group.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jan/16/why-does-it-...
It's like criminal vs. civil lawyers.

Criminal seems more prestigious or something, but that's not a correct notion.
For those who've used Instapaper and Pocket, do you have a clear preference for one?
I would rather be monitored than seeing some psycopath killer pledging not guilty because of lack of evidence
You are on to me human we will be in touch.
add a json validator!
> For those who haven't seen the film, the contender Steve Wiebe sets a new record live at an arcade tournament in Funspot (NH) but reigning champ Billy Mitchell sends in a VHS tape with an even higher score.

In the Reddit thread about Todd Rogers, someone pointed out how pissed they were when they would submit a score to TG for verification and then one of the guys there would say someone else just submitted an even higher score. As if every time a new high score was submitted by a newer player, the TG toadies would immediately put "their" guy's score up in an effort to keep newer players out.

Just all around shady stuff.
> future survival of the species

As this is the discussion about taxes - notice that all currently available methods capable of blowing human species off the earth were funded by taxes.

> recent nuclear threats made by the US president

How does that relate to taxes or income inequality in any way?

If anything, if the government would have even more spare money it would be more likely to go to war in order to spend that money.

> government shutdowns

The way I see it, the government shutdown is just a bargaining chip used in negotiations between parties. The problem here is lowered standard of acceptable behavior in politics and increased adversity between republican and democratic party.

There is definitelly something seriously wrong, but I don't think it's fundamentally economic in nature - you find both rich and poor people on each side.
It's super important to diversify any investment. We created this as a way to allow anybody to diversify their crypto investments. Answer 8 questions to get your risk tolerance and we tell you which coins you should invest in and the percentage of each.
Citation needed, especially given the degree to which the moderators give all but the most flagrant trolls multiple chances.
The poor have more insecurity on a wide variety of issues, including odds of children surviving to adulthood, and odds of maintain the relationship the begat each child (woman loves 3 men, loses each to prison, migratory employment, etc, society gets at least 3 babies).
The question I have is if the govt is truly printing our currency who is the govt borrowing money from. If the govt was truly making more money then it would simply balance the books by making enough money.

When you start talking about the Federal reserve as a non govt entity people call you crazy. Yet I have not heard why the govt borrows money from the govt.
I wish there were programs to help open source developers, who are already working on compilers, to get their work published and get credit for their effort.

Why should a person who pays a university to give them a project to do get a degree and recognition and someone who just likes compilers be left with some thumbs up on a mail list?
Not completely off-topic, a 6-minute video from 2010:
Complete History Of The Soviet Union, Arranged To The Melody Of Tetris [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWTFG3J1CP8
Puyo Puyo Tetris is pretty decent. Some of the options (like endless mode) are a little hard to find. The story is weird but interesting.
What do you mean by it doesn't have a tool?

I do think a lot of these services should do more to prioritise the canonical version of a track. When I search for a popular track I don't want to see an ocean of compilations before the original album it came from.
I mean sure, regulation adds some friction, but it seems incredible that the childcare certificate regime could be so difficult that it prevents legions of un/underemployed workers from meeting the extreme demand for childcare services.

It’s a barrier, but so is a Masters in Education. My mother had one, as well 15+ years of classroom experience, and still found it less economically favorable to teach 25 kids vs. directly care for my brother.
Man, I miss Songza. While some of it seems absorbed, it just doesn't seem as UX/UI elegant as it was.
Don't worry, you will both be monitored and see the killer confronted with no evidence. After all, are you the killer in this hypothetical?
He means the band Tool. And yes, it is a shame their music isn’t on Apple Music.
Since esports are closer to cooking than an actual sport I'd imagine you wouldn't have much regulation.
Tool is a band.