skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Searching Google Scholar for "flame wars" or "Twitter Reddit sentiment" failed to produce anything useful.

Oh, well, I guess that settles it then!
I don't think it matters. If it's genetically interesting, that will increase our understanding of biology, but otherwise the practical implications are nil. Profound philosophical implications are a joke. You and the rest of the world would forget about it in a week.

Look at the UFO videos the pentagon released in December. No one cares.
I guess this is helpful for new projects, but most high performance programmers are already parsing cpuid output.

I was hoping for a more convenient hwloc replacement for discovering NUMA topology and logical/physical cores.

I guess what I mean is that if you're already at the level of caring what avx you have, then parsing cpuid isn't too difficult.
Well, perhaps not for many consumers, but I know artists for example that regularly utilize copyright law to protect their creations.
Okay great; I'll point her your way. Her name's Sham :)
an alternative library [cpuinfo](https://github.com/Maratyszcza/cpuinfo) is a similar offering but also additionally exposes more information such as cache sizes, topology information (number of sockets, etc.) and information on attached integrated GPU.
If it launches I am curious to see how performance is, I have strong doubts that there is a large enough population in North America with enough bandwidth and low enough latency to have a good experience.
5 UI Libraries to Use with React
Empty page now, anyone got a snapshot?
18F Guides
>So you're saving and selling my information, then?

>No. The information on your LinkedIn profile never leaves LinkedIn - except for your email address, which I am saving to use with some features in the future. I won't sell it, and I won't annoy you with pointless emails.

I think it's important to state this on the front page, particularly by the "No strings attached" section. Many would consider collecting their email an "attached string".

Otherwise, I think this is great -- looking forward to more updates!
I'm used to this, since I went to Catholic school for 12 years. I wear jeans, a polo shirt, a 1/4 zip pullover, and sneakers to work. Every day. Same thing, different colors. It's work, not a party, who do I think I'm showing off to?
UK promises to use new law to seize “unexplained” assets over $70,000
I wonder what if the client sued and then the developer counter-sue for the breach of contract.
Sarcasm based on the OP's assumption that it was hubris that led the name selection of their daughter. It was literally the first thing the OP commented on. Where it entwines with privilege is the OP's assumption that Serena had no agency in the naming.
From the article:

Security minister Ben Wallace told The Times that the government would use powers regarding unexplained wealth to freeze and recover property if individuals cannot explain how they acquired assets over 50,000 pounds ($70,000).

“When we get to you we will come for you, for your assets and we will make the environment that you live in difficult,” Wallace said.
I blanking on keywords/sources right now, but I remember learning about this in college.

The gist was that we have have on O(1) counting system for small numbers and an O(n) system for larger numbers. It takes the same amount of time to count 3 apples as 5 apples cause you can just instantly perceive that magnitude. But it takes about twice as long to count 40 widgits than 20, cause you have to look at each one individually.

It seams reasonably that the threshold for the two systems would vary in different individuals.
Charles Sprawson wrote a celebrated book, then vanished
It isn't humility, it's learning.

Once you've learned something, you can no longer remember what it's like to not know it. Not fully, anyway, and certainly not without deliberate effort. It takes quite a lot of mental effort to stop knowing something, and approach a task with the mindset of someone who's never known it.

Good QA people should be able to do that, but it must be hard even for them.
Yeah, using tables for layout, a XHTML transitional doctype at the start, inline CSS and a general lack of mobile responsiveness doesn't suggest the most up to date knowledge of web development.

Still, I guess for the 'pay me' page, it could be somewhat assumed to be a simple rush job given the situation involved, so maybe the dev just wanted any old way to get a page up for this rant.

And hey, it's still more modern than this thing was:

https://web.archive.org/web/20160322053716/http://www.webkin...

That's something, right?
You have a very bootlicky idea of "civil order." You'd make a great citizen in an unjust totalitarian state.
We've already asked you to post civilly and substantively (as the guidelines ask) or not at all. We ban accounts that won't, so could you please improve this?

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I miss seeing hydraulically lifted cars on the streets. Whenever they would pull up next to my Kia at the traffic light, I would hope they could show off a move or two.
This is just clickbait exploitation for Wordpress haters who think Wordpress is a pile of garbage and wished it would just die already and then were hoping this would be empirical damnation but were slightly disappointed that it wasn't because it actually helps expose an issue that will result in a patch that will result in Wordpress living on forever past our deaths. I mean, well that's what someone MIGHT think...not me of course, I mean I LOVE Wordpress.
I also own this (I got it in the second batch). So far I really like it. I use it to take notes in every meeting, I'm rsync-ing the device with my computer to keep backups.

For me it solved the big problem of: quickly take notes and be able to access them later. I used to keep random pieces of paper here and there and notebooks that I just kept loosing.

Using the laptop is a no-no for me in meetings (we're trying a no-devices in meetings) and this is basically just a notebook.

For taking dev notes, I keep using orgmode. But for meetings and day-to-day notes, the remarkable is by far my favorite gadget. I would only change a few minor glitches with the UI, but so far I'm pleased with it.
Especially developers moved from Win95 to NT in hordes during late 90s.
/r/HailCorporate has plenty examples where corporations can be shown manipulating Reddit on a daily basis. I have to use a word search and replace plugin just to restore some amount of sanity to content and even then it's iffy.
Because those subs have absolutely nothign to do with conservative politics and everything to do with alt-right echo chamber trolling.

There are plenty of places you can find polite political discourse on Reddit, like these:

/r/PoliticalDiscussion/ <-- the only one I sub.
/r/PoliticalOpinions
/r/Ask_Politics
/r/NeutralPolitics
/r/ChangeMyView
/r/GeoPolitics
/r/WorldEvents
/r/PoliticalScience
/r/Economics
/r/Politics

And for logical, not emotional political debates:

/r/AskAConservative
/r/AskALiberal
/r/DebateCommunism
/r/DebateFascism
/r/LibertarianDebates
/r/DebateAnarchism
I said team city.

Then realized you said Oss

Take a look anyway
If that's the case then it should be considered misleading to note that they were a division of Conde Nast.

But it's not. It's a historical fact that all three of those things happened, and some people might not know how Reddit got to where they are.
I heard the batteries were only good for 12 hours. You'd need some sort of power to fire gold gas thrusters.
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Great, thank you.

This highlights one of my favorite things about the newsletter format: sometimes it can be worth more to you to get less content. If the goal is to stay informed, a writer that can do it in a shorter, less frequent email adds more value to your life :)
>They are definitely measurable (by virtue of being a part of a physical process happening in the real world)

Everything is definitely measureable? How did you solve the Measurement Problem? It seems to have all the other quantum physicists stumped.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measurement_problem

The problem with saying "everything in reality is physical/material", is that we don't even know what that is on a quantum level.
Not really. YC is usually a minority shareholder, even for newer companies.
If that was possible, I didn’t know it was. Is there a law about this? How would I go about that next time?
I've always appreciated the joy he brings to life. I look forward to see whatever he invests in next.
Elon Musk's space car set to overshoot Mars and hurtle towards asteroid belt
Is sponsorship available for Salesforce Dev role? I have ~3 yrs full stack exp in SFDC dev, few certs & Master's in Computer Science from ASU.
I wondef how they manage to increase revenue. Their self serve ad manager looks like a joke.
Cryptocurrencies ‘unlikely to survive’ in the coming decade, says Goldman Sachs
Interesting paper (if a little tangential): https://conferences.sigcomm.org/imc/2017/papers/imc17-final1...
Not sure why you're being downmodded. A lot has come to light about how Pao was scapegoated for many negative changes at reddit. Not a Pao fan, but what reddit did was dishonest.
"Not eligible for CVEs" means absolutely nothing.
Ask HN: How to stop chronic worrying?
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Activation of nervous system and attenuation of innate immune response in humans
Drag and drop is one of those things that looks oh so fancy on demos, but is horribly imprecise to use as a daily action.

It also gets in the way when trying to use Windows via a touch screen.
>If this is on a dedicated tun/tap interface, shouldn't it only be transmitting secure and authentic packets anyway?

I was confused about this too, but it made sense when I saw it another way. The network/IP address you put there is also added into the routing table, so it routes traffic to that network via the wireguard interface to the specific endpoint using the key associated with the destination address. While it might seem it doesn't have an important place in the receiving side (which I believe it does, especially when you have multiple hosts sharing a key), I feel it vastly simplifies things. You wouldn't have to worry about where a packet is getting routed if you look at the output of `wg` (if you keep the ACL minimal)

When the config is used with wg-quick(which you can setup as a service with systemd), it adds the address to the routing tables automatically and is less work for you to do.

>If WireGuard is as easy to set up as SSH, why not use SSH

Because SSH can't do many things that WireGuard can, and also speed. Especially since I believe it will get merged into the kernel. AFAIK Greg Kroah-Hartman is all for it[1], so I don't think it'll have any trouble.

Also, I'm interested in what you consider a 'real' VPN is. What do you think this cannot do, compared to say, OpenVPN?

[1]: https://plus.google.com/+gregkroahhartman/posts/jD6N4BzToa3
What if you let authors tag their newsletters with topics and then let readers browse by topic?
Thank you for the interessting material! I have heard a lecture on the geometric and topological applications to solid-state physics. This is one of the things that excites me a lot that whole areas of physics can be "geometrized".
The difference is that Windows never really embraced universal drag and drop and the Mac did.

Macs used drag and drop for file management between windows representing separate locations on disk. Windows users tended to select files and choose cut or copy then navigate to the second location and paste.

The same held true for moving content between documents in an application or moving content between applications. Mac users preferred to use drag and drop, while Windows users relied on copy and paste.

The problem with keeping every window maximized is that you're giving up system wide drag and drop as the primary user interaction method.
A reactive Instagram-Clone with some new features developed with MERN stack
I don't know if this is really like every other startup. The amount of money involved and ambitions are far beyond the average startup.
Echoing the sentiment that some of the best content is free is exactly why the only news app I have on my phone is for reading Hacker News.

I value the level of comments here just as much and sometimes more than the articles people share
Back when the first Kindle came out I felt like this would be the future. I bought an iRex Illiad 2[1], it had really everything you wanted, open source, wacom stylus, and reasonable PPI (180). But it was expensive and it couldn't compete without decent software and its screen was pretty delicate (a lot of busted ones out there). I had hoped that the folks at Plastic Logic would fix that with their QUE Reader[2]but sadly it failed to materialize.

Today I find the drawing experience on the Surface Pro 4 to be the best I've been able to find, rather than make the glass the answer they made the tip the answer (for writing/drawing feel). I rank the iPad Pro (current edition) second, and I'm not sure if I'm able to get past the frustration of the great platform/no software hump that I had on the Illiad to try the reMarkable tablet. About once every 3 months I look at it :-).

What all of this has done for me is give me a tremendous amount of respect for the problem of simulating drawing. Even with a special ASIC in the SP4 it's not quite lag free.

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

[2] http://www.the-ebook-reader.com/plastic-logic.html
Do you possibly know how's WireGuard dealing with the Great Firewall of China?
So dessigners can make adjustments depending on what fonts are available.
I'm from a small remote team of 8 employees, we use Riter (https://riter.co). It provides a basic set of necessary features for project management, time tracking, estimation and control. Here's an existing demo company for quick review https://demo.riter.co/login
Thank you. Awesome! What did he say at dinner?
Reddit is not even pretending to be fair and balanced. They lean far to the left (or pander to them) and the front page is often filled with anti-Trump, pro-Democrat propaganda.

Free and fair discussion is a lost cause on that platform, 45 has made anyone with conservative values an enemy.
Smart home company Nest is being folded back into Google
This definitely isn't true in Brazil. Brazil is at least as casual as the US.
The article isn't totally clear, this is a rebranding announcement, right?
They narrowed their list down to those that appear above some frequency.
> My sister has 17 year old twin girls and they pretty much refuse to wear anything that makes them a "walking billboard".

I'm about twice as old as these twins and I made a similar decision back then. If I wanted to be a billboard, at least let me be one I think is worth while.
Ah. Good catch. Do you have a really short summary/about paragraph under your picture?

It looks like it's trying to read that and can't find it.

I'll have to fix that.
Be sure to check the links and dates, and also read the comments to that answer before forming an opinion too fast.

As an aside this is a very bad SE answer as SE policy is to include conclusive information within the answer itself, and here the only relevant part is merely being linked to.
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The creator of browserify is gonna hate your name
Power to the Patients
> It's relevant, because it shows that even if there's no workplace discrimination, pay gap is still there. Thus there's no point in chasing down single-digit pay gap.

Your second sentence doesn't follow from your first sentence. The first sentence just implies that we need to look beyond immediate workplace discretion to other areas. E.g. the societal presumption that women will, by default, assume a larger share of childcare duties.
Reading down into the comments is quite disturbing. The official stand on underage posts (which are not obviously cp) seems to amount to, “If it’s a picture of you, report it.”

Reddit is almost comically morally bankrupt.
It's just rocket science. ;)
Sadly, my iPhone 6 feels slower with every update. Battery is new.
I believe it's about something far different. From two perspectives; one that discuses why humans exist at all and the other from my own perspective as an individual consciousness.

Humanities existence provides no inherent meaning. That we exist is a result of physical laws of nature.

From the perspective of an individual consciousness, my goal is not joy, but contentment which I'd describe as something like "reducing existential dread."

I think humans have invented a number of ways of achieving that; religions, philosophy, technology. Some are more valuable to all than others, but no one should be behooved their personal spin on things outside the achieving of utilitarian good for the masses so they can partake in the investigation of those personal things with a clear head and as able a body as possible.

I dunno why I'm so certain of this; I think it's due to two car accidents, and an emergency surgery leading me to "black out" and lose time. I'm fairly certain it all just goes dark in the end.
You include /r/politics on that list, which as we speak, has 100% of the front page dedicated to how horrible our president is. That is the absolute opposite of “thoughtful”, certainly not polite once you get into the comments and say anything that doesn't agree with that stance.

I’d give you echo chamber, but also point out that applies to most subreddits in your list, but especially to the ask_$ideology types. People celebrating their political wins isn’t trolling, neither is celebrating the losses of the other side. It might be many things, but posting to get a rise isn’t it.

It doesn't even make sense - people posting in their own communities about their own ideologies doesn't meet the definition either. Who would they be trolling, themselves? Oncomers who don't agree? If the latter, that applies to every political community everywhere.
All of those communities mentioned are not simply providing conservative viewpoints. The ones mentioned have coordinated harassment towards people and organizations that they disagree with.
Yeah, it also has less space than a Nomad.
Should software engineers be involved in product decisions?
Korean Supreme Court to Judge Whether Crypto Regulations Are Unconstitutional
Thank you :) Did you have a chance to watch the video on our blog? That addresses some of your questions.

Although we started as a cloud/SaaS platform, we always wanted to serve the whole market. Partnering with CloudBees allows us to do that and together, we can help pretty much any developer or dev team in the world, on-prem or cloud, technology agnostic, etc.

The Codeship brand will continue because we think a lot of people know it and we want to avoid confusing them. I also think it makes sense to have different brands for the cloud/SaaS piece and the on-prem products.
Curious why typecast if instanceof is checked already ? Wont the compiler know of this already ?

if (view instanceof ChatMessageCell) {
.......
ChatMessageCell cell = (ChatMessageCell) view;
....
}
The Ultimate NumPy Tutorial – For RStats folks who wanted to do python someday
I will never understand how people go through the trouble of adding cryptographic tunneling components to their network and manage to put "security" at the bottom of their desiderata.
I tend towards fairly dense nonfiction like Scale (finished yesterday). That's nearly 20 hours at 1x playback, which the effective price was $15 w/ my membership.

I find a huge amount of value for the effective $1-2 per hour I end up paying, even before considering the no-thought-required return policy and pro-rating the cost from multiple listens.

YMMV, but I consider my audible subscription some of the best value I receive for my money.
> Really, copyright is about "civil order"?

Good journalism boosts the quality of civic life. Journalism funded solely by advertising has a poor record. So we're left with public funding à la the BBC, or the patronage of billionaires, thereby sacrificing the Fourth Estate's independence; or subscriptions. The latter requires a solution to the free rider problem [1]. Paywalls, and the copyrights defending them, are one such solution.

I consume news from subscription sources (e.g. the Wall Street Journal and the Information), advertising-back sources (e.g. Politico) and subsidized sources (e.g. the BBC and Bloomberg). I benefit from that reading, as does, I believe, the greater society I live in. I think it's fair and rational to fight for said journalists' compensation.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-rider_problem
Nest is no longer an alphabet.
Go .NET!

(Go: As in move not golang)
Nope, mine is empty.
It’s such a pain in the ass that our sample size is 1!
Anoles Still Going Strong After Millions of Years
Maybe they are just trying to reduce their liability. Once they start actively policing content that isn't flagged, they will be held responsible whenever something gets on the site that shouldn't. If their policy is to only review content that was reported, it's much easier from their end, and they don't have to start making as many decisions about what is OK and what isn't, like sites like Twitter have to.
NTFS does not have resource fork in the MacOS sense nor extended attributes in the unix sense. Instead it allows for file to have multiple named contents that are accessible by same file IO API (in essence the file can behave like a simplified directory). There is no distinction between data and metadata stored this way. In the late 90s MS even intended to not use OLE compound storage fileformat (ie. what office 97/2000 formats are built on) on NTFS drives and instead write the objects into separate streams (reportedly it was not implemented because then windows would have to somehow transparently reconstruct the compound storage when you copy such file to non-NTFS drive or upload it to the internet). Today apart from malvare hidding only major usage multiple streams have are the "this file was downloaded from internet, are you sure you want to open it?" prompts which store the internet-ness of file in secondary stream.
Passport Numbers Affected in Equifax Breach, Probe Shows
Interesting analysis.

I disagree about the loss of repair shops, though. Cars will still need brakes, tires, wheel bearings, struts, etc. Replaced.

Car repair will have to become much more sophisticated, though. When I was a college dropout I was an auto mechanic and while the job definitely appealed to the intellectual/engineer in me, most mechanics are incentivized to move volume, so they end up "throwing parts at the car" until it's fixed, then explain to the customer that "the crank sensor, the coil, AND the ECU were all bad! We had to replace them all!" In reality it was only the last part they replaced that fixed the problem, but it's not worth their time to swap the part back out the return it.
You’re going to get in trouble for using the words “on both sides”

I don’t think hacker news would say this but many would: “one side is literally Nazis”.. not a very thoughtful complaint