skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I appreciate that your first bullet point was about real wages decreasing. I wonder how many people know what that means.
What I mean is when people somehow determine they have some form of gluten sensitivity, ranging from mild bloating to celiac-like symptoms of NCGS, and call it ‘celiac’ without realizing how specific that is.
what if startups got appraisals like real estate. As well as "subject to" appraisals like property that needs repairs.

So, I'd value the company at X but, I'd value the company at X+Y if you added a new phd in XYZ or a CTO from a fortune 1000 company or if you add this many new accounts in this time frame.
No, but we have these neat things called society, and government, regulations, and laws to minimize the damage they can do.
I'm a little curious what your race has to do with your privilege. Have you considered that there exist privileged and under-privilidged people of all walks of life. You can take the first step towards englightenment, by removing the racist blinders (I'm assuming forced upon you by the current culture). Once you're outside of that bubble, you can now unilaterally see people who need help, and go out and help them.
Google recommends that stuff to me, and I don't believe in it or watch it. Watch math videos, get flat earth recommendations. Watch a few videos about the migration of Germanic tribes in Europe during the decline of the Roman Empire, get white supremacist recommendations.

My best guess? They want you to sit and watch YouTube for hours, so they recommend stuff watched by people who sit and watch YouTube for hours.

This stuff reminds of the word "excitotoxins," which is based on a silly idea yet seems to capture the addictive effect of stimulation. People are stimulated by things that seem novel, controversial, and dangerous. People craving stimulation will prefer provocative junk over unsurprising truth.
As the article outlines, they already do by not allowing you to purchase cryptocurrencies.

I don't see any logical reason why "I'm paying them for a service" means they can't impose restrictions on the service they offer, except in the case of a monopoly, in which case there may have to be regulations on this.
Ask HN: What note taking app/software do you use?
I have tried options like Evernote(premium) and OneNote but neither felt essential enough to replace classical pen and paper, so I'd like to know what you guys think is the best and why.
Lisp and Smalltalk are the precursors of modern IDEs.

Many of the ideas presented by Bret Victor can be seen on those environments

Allegro Common Lisp and LispWorks are the surviving examples how they used to be.
The significant (and only) feature addition being HTTP/2 server push support:

> Feature: HTTP/2 server push support; the "http2_push" and "http2_push_preload" directives.
Show HN: AnyChart JavaScript Charts Integration for Vue.js 2.0
As long as it has the same enforcement of mandatory reporting STD checks have currently.
I responded to this earlier, but I wanted to add that having been a vegetarian, in my experience people routinely question it, and often the only reason they accept without taking some shade of umbrage is that you are doing it for your health.
Using the top result of a search engine with a string you provided is cherry picking?

Yeah... good to see you’re not reaching or anything.
Regarding the claim that “real wages have decreased” — yet I have studied that show such claims ignore the dramatically lower prices for consumer goods and the dramatic increase in non-wage benefits.

I am not arguing that wages are up or down, but there is enough reasonable doubt that such statements aren’t in the realm of “the sun is hot.”

Science should be continually challenging assumptions — especially social science where there is huge opportunity for bias and inconsistently.
> cover their callous complicity in disinformation campaigns.

They've been on the defensive for years now. Recall how vehemently they downplayed Russian attempts to influence via Facebook ad buys and troll accounts

But to the general point, we've known how to fix the problems for decades but actually attacking issues of income and wealth disparity is asking for the people who are currently benefitting most from the system to give something back. And if history tells us anything, it may take violent revolution to see a real fix.
Performance isn't strictly bottlenecked by crypto operations. Latency is a huge problem with VPNs. This means you want packet-per-second(pps) performance to be optimal as well as full duplex packet processing.

Multi threaded means payload that has already been through a crypto operation wouldn't need to block further crypto ops or wait for other crypto ops to be processed further (just one obvious example of a performance advantage). Also - plenty of people don't even use AES,even for those that do AES-NI offloads the actual AES operation,not things like CBC,GCM and CTR.
"Resistance", "Coalition" and "Solidarity" rings some nasty bells. Funny how Solidarity was once the battle cry of people fighting against communism. Now...I guess not so much
Be healthy and rich. Live in NYC.

Build a startup in the field of AI.

Spend my free time writing comedy (and get really great at it).

Maybe teach the stuff I've learned about startups/CS (through articles/books/video courses).

Find a group of good friends. Get a dog.

Invest in life extension and cryonics so I'd get to enjoy my life for as long as possible.

Really long term:

Live long enough to upload my brain, and merge with AI. Explore the universe, learn everything there is to know. Create a universe that doesn't suck (or fix this one).
How to contribute with the open source community when you still are learning
Is your mother akin to a prostitute because she had sex with your dad at the same time that he may have been providing for her material needs?

This is a dirty tactic. It is not good faith engagement.

I'm a woman who has a strict no dating policy, by which I mean that I don't establish romantic relationships based on some man spending money on me. I am entirely satisfied with the positive impact that policy has had on my life.

From what I have read and heard over the years, no, most women don't have sex with their husband because they like him. There are relationships like that, certainly. But the financial factor pretty clearly poisons quite a lot of relationships.

I often think this should be the foundational argument as to why men should be more invested in helping make gender parity happen. If you are a well paid man and tired of feeling like women only date you for your money, fostering a world in which women have money of their own on pat with men is the single best antidote to your dating problem.

As just one supporting citation, this article talks about the fact that pro athletes frequently marry their high school sweetheart because you can't trust that women who met you after you struck it rich really like you. They may just be there for the money. (The article does not use those exact words, but that is the gist of it.)

https://www.si.com/vault/2009/03/23/105789480/how-and-why-at...

There are also rap song lyrics about how poor men from the hood can't get a date, but once they strike it rich "it's a puss buffet."

I have read articles where, for example, a guy lost his job and his wife quit having sex with him. He stated that he learned his paycheck was the most attractive thing about him. A friend of a friend lost his well paid job and his wife left him because "it wasn't any fun anymore."

The term gold digging whore is a gendered term. It exists because men typically make a lot more than women and a lot of women are primarily interested in finding someone to pay their bills. This is compounded by the difficulties women face in pursuing serious careers of their own.

While I was homeless, no one wanted to open doors for me career wise. But lots of men wanted to offer me money or a place to stay if I would sleep with them.

In my experience, this problem runs shockingly deep. If your romantic relationships are unaffected by it, count yourself lucky.
ISP Data Pollution – Protect Private Browsing History with Obfuscation
is there now a viable way to create multi-user read-only notebooks ?

so that a data scientist can prototype a dashboard on jupyter and then multiple people can use the dashboard ?
> I studied math in undergrad so one of my requirements is "knows more math than me".

What kind of questions are you asking to ensure that they’re correct when they’re speaking about math you don’t know?
I was not asking him to justify the claims about inequality, but to justify the primary claim that no further investigation is needed. When responding to an article about using data to draw conclusions about inequality, and claiming no further research is needed, then obviously any constructive comment should explain why no further research is needed.
There was a server problem, and it was fixed. Tesla was upfront about the problem and pushed out updates to resolve it. Compare this to all other auto dealers - hiding problems, not fixing them, no ability to improve them online. Tesla has a generally well designed system, with separate computer systems running the drive train and the 'entertainment' console, you can reboot the big panel without affecting driving the car.
I also appreciate more “out of office” articles.
You should check the paper "Why calculating is better than scheming", from Phil Wadler.
Where are you located? and what is your contact info... your profile doesnt have your email..
Oh, sorry, is the pool not growing? Has crypto gotten to thousands of transactions per second? Because last I was aware they haven't even broken 20 transactions per second and the mempool is still growing.

It is going to take a hard fork to fix this.
> The real crux of the issue for me is the wild lack of quality control.

The bigger issue is that most do nothing and are actively promoted as doing things they don't do.
NASA’s Opportunity rover surpasses 5,000 Martian days on the Red Planet
I feel like a recurring theme I find in Idris (though keep in mind it's just something I play with every now and then, not something I use with any kind of regularity) is that it has this "feels like Haskell, but less frustrating and cleaner" quality. I feel like I make less dumb mistakes while using it, and it gives me pretty much all the stuff I love about Haskell.

You of course have the relatively simple effects system (as mentioned),, but you also have the ability to use `do` notation without being in the monad context, and eager evaluation, which I find makes my program simpler to reason about.
Yes, but the key server (operated by Apple) is free to add additional keys to your account that others will use to encrypt messages to you.
Pardon a newbie here. I was wondering how, or if it's even possible, to use wallaroo with c# and/or java apps?
Making a Beer Finder App with React Easy State
> No one would implement this in a real productive project.

Oh my word. If it's code on the internet someone will use it. Especially functional programmers who have somehow landed themselves in a JavaScript position. I've seen much stranger code pulled off the internet and used in production applications by professionals.

That's why it's important to generally publish the best code possible whenever we can.
Sorry. I'm a little bit raw (at the moment) at the (average) quality of advice I get from doctors in Taiwan and Japan.

EDIT: That being said - almost all of the advice from the Japanese doctors is allopathic.
They seem to be out of instances/space in their Amsterdam data centre whenever I've looked over the last few weeks.

Their Paris data centre though generally seems to have a few instances spare of things. Not sure if you checked both locations? :)
No, using numpy would be analogous to a simple formula. Doing it without numpy requires actually understanding what’s going on.

It’s a filter that theoretically allows false positives (which is why you continue with other questions), but it really shouldn’t have any false negatives.
Amazon Employee Wristband Patents Light Fire Under Privacy Advocates
My concern in devoting time to a project like this would be that GFCO could easily make their own data searchable at any time, given that they already have their own database, and thus search isn’t very difficult to implement. It’s the same problem faced by any developer relying on one company or API for all of their data.

What would their motivation be to work with you rather than just enhance their own website?
C++ lacks cargo, and usually requires CMake or other abomination :(
I have been commuting from Queens to Midtown manhattan for over 2 years now. In the beginning, I was super scared of all the cars and pedestrians.

However, now the situation is a lot better compared to few years back. More bicycling on the road mean the pedestrians, cabs and cars know how to behave.

To a lot of people who think it is dangerous, it can be remarkably non-dramatic affair. With better bike lane markings, traffic that is moving very slow, and more bicyclist on the road, it has never been a better time to start riding in NYC. With experience, you develop almost telepathic sense about the people and cars around you and how to anticipate their moves. If you were scared before, try now and take it easy the first few months while you get used to it.
Having installed a medical records system for live-fire use by an optometry practice, I can say that it's exceedingly rare that you ever want to delete anything that is logged in a medical records environment. It's so rare that it's never been done on the four or so years I've been maintaining the system.
Because in the period of interest (2005+) the female job participation rate was declining as well; female employment reached the peak at around 2000.
"and I think a large part of it is due to those two entities"

Really? With a misogynist and racist ( not judging mind you, these are factual observations ) as a president, you are concerned about technology?
Effectively-once semantics in Apache Pulsar
What is your opinion on cycling in the city. I live in SOMA and haven’t started riding yet. I used to ride all the time in GA, but it definitely seems more dangerous out here.
> The identity monad's sequencing is just basic cause and effect: you need to have produced an `a` in order to get a `b`.

You most certainly do not! See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16420742
Flooring any car from 0 to 60 in 3.6 seconds will be loud. The ludicrous mode launch we did wasn’t silent either.

What they really appreciate on a day to day basis is quiet cruising, yet the 7 series out does it in that department.
I definitely see this correlation too. But I equate it to "I should have played on the craps table, tons of people just won." The part that bothers me is that people consider those that played that table as smart. And those that didn't play the table as dumb. Hindsight is 20/20 and there are still clear reasons to be wary of cryptocurrencies.
> Earlier in the day, in a class co-taught by the Freedom Project’s Director, Tom Cushman, a student had read aloud to me something I supposedly have said about transgender people. It was so comically bigoted, it was hard to take seriously. But apparently someone somewhere said I said this, and this “quote” from me was being transmitted in an email around campus, the one calling for the protest of me.

The email organizing the protest was based on a false narrative, and the students who were receiving it were apparently unaware of this.
Your reasoning about which end has interesting bits has no basis in how CPUs actually do any of their work The byte-ordering does not fundamentally affect how operations are implemented.

Us humans often find little-endian confusing because we write numbers big-endian. If you have the number 258 (0x102) in memory in little endian (which most computers use) 32-bit, it is hex 02 01 00 00, binary 00000010 00000001 00000000 00000000. If you bit-shift that one to the right without care, you end up with 00000001 00000000 10000000 00000000, hex 01 00 80 00, which is 8,388,609.

To fix it, write your digits also in little-endian order, so the first number is 10000000 010000000 00000000 00000000. Then the shift operations match expectations.
Amazingly I got useful information on an angelfire website the other day... hope things like that stay around forever.
Funny, I'm a bit miffed at some of the ones in the US ;-)
The claim of the OP is "We don't need more big data studies to figure out what is causing poverty or how to fix it." Then a list of other things that have nothing to do with that. If the OP wanted to prove his/her assertion about the lack of need for further studies then they should have explained why there is no need for further studies. Their post says nothing about that, just makes a bunch of statements about "settled claims."

I never once claimed there was no evidence for the list of claims about inequality made above. In fact I agree with most of them. But they have nothing to do with the main claim that "We don't need more big data studies to figure out what is causing poverty or how to fix it." That's a controversial statement if you ask me, but the OP managed to distract everyone from it by posting a bunch of generally agreed-upon claims about inequality. (Which arguably will be re-enforced by more data driven studies.) It's a pretty good rhetorical technique for getting people to implicitly agree with you about something you actually disagree on: say something that is controversial and then quickly say a bunch of stuff the other person agrees with.

Along the way guess what, now everyone is implicitly defending the claim that there should be no further research on inequality. If the OP's post consisted entirely of "We don't need more big data studies to figure out what is causing poverty or how to fix it" then they'd have people disagreeing with them, but you should note they've literally said just that, since they have provided no evidence to support it.
Oooh, another Fish oil user!

It helped with my cholesterol I know.
You should do some reading on the monetary system. It isn't as simple as you seem to think.
IMO the builtin version is much nicer than the equivalent Haskell, and thinking in terms of composing continuations rather than composing monads makes more sense for imperative languages.
What knowledge, specifically?
It's actually very similar, just inverse roles. Abortions are illegal under state law, but legal federally. Weed is legal under state law, but illegal federally.
Enjoyed this article so much.
I'm not sure if I never understood this right, but it seemed server push was not an ideal overall solution. It seemed it was targeted to push needed css/js/image in the stream of the page result. But most assets that one would want loaded are coming via an external CDN so doing a push of that does not make sense. Yeah, I guess if you are proxying your whole site via the CDN.
Am I missing something here?
Why Isn’t Romania Rich? (2012)
> Monad is practically synonymous with choice.

Arrows also allow you to "multiplex on whatever is represented by a thing to choose a different thing" so you'll have to be more precise!
It's all in the networking.

Most projects with sizable budgets already have vendors. Your best bet is to find projects that are on the brink of failure looking to jump ship to a new vendor. This is, fortunately for you and me, more common than you might imagine.

Ideally you can be brought onboard before the project begins, but software has huge sales cycles. Until a project is actively in progress, there is a strong chance it will never leave the planning stage. You can waste a lot of time courting clients for projects that never materialize.

My advice is to seek out projects that are in progress but need the help today, at least you can go from the first meeting to a sale in a reasonable time frame without getting strung along. At the same time, continue to network and establish relationships with clients who will be launching projects in the future. You need money today, and it can take years for clients to be ready to execute.
Following up on this. I emailed the info@sifive.com address, but haven't received any kind of response.

In the mean time, this forum answer of a similar question answers the FMC port type:

https://forums.sifive.com/t/questions-about-hifive-unleashed...

> HiFive Unleashed is an FMC mezzanine card with a male High Pin Count FMC connector
I did about ten years from the late 90s through the 2000s tapered off in 2011 but I will say.. knees.. oh my knees.. they are simple small things and they each have a say in what I do
There are two man pages: iptables(8) and iptables-extensions(8). What other man pages are you referring to?
have been riding in NYC for past 2 years. I do agree that bike lanes give you a false sense of security. You have to remain vigilant at all times. It's not that stressful. For me, I have come to enjoy riding in the city now. You need time to develop the sense of various moving objects around you.
Swype pioneered a new way to type on smartphones–now it’s dead
Gee, I guess you never had the talk with your parents. The one about Santa Claus?

1. Calories do grow on trees, but they have to be harvested, and the trees tended for. Whatever being that does the harvesting/tending (either bio or mecha) consumes calories on its own. What have you done for them to earn the right to have that many calories forked to you?

2. Even if water does fall from the sky, clouds are under no contractual obligation to deliver rain wherever you whish. Clean water is valuable because it must be harvested and transported from wherever it lays to wherever it's needed. What have you done for the being (bio or mecha) doing the harvesting/transporting to earn the right of expending time and effort in delivering that to you?

3. Alcohol comes, in principle, from the same calory pool of #1, but to transform it into beer it must be tranformed by some intelligent being under precise conditions. What have you done for him to earn the right for booze?

4. Sex on demand, oh my, this is my favorite one!!! What have you done to your potential partners so you earn the right to have sex with them regardless of their mood? Also, for any sufficiently sexy utopia to be realized, someone, somewhere must fuck the ugliest sometimes.

5. You'd probably die of hypothermia if you tried to settle a homestead in a National Park. What have you done for the potetial interstellar pioneers to have them carry your dead weight all over the solar system?

6. And this is because you failed the other five. Because after ages and ages of being a fucking poocher, you decided to kill yourself whenever you got bored??? What about giving back a little bit of the multiple gifts you received over your existence?

I don't think we will ever get the kind of AIs you dream about, but even if we did, I would not be surprised if they decided to terminate your sorry process for a lack of ROI.
> If you are a math undergrad how could I ever expect to know more math than you?

Read through, and do all the exercises in, one textbook each for:

1. Calculus

2. Linear Algebra

3. Abstract Algebra

4. Analysis

5. Topology

6. Probability Theory

7. Number Theory

...more or less in that order. Make sure your calculus book covers single variable and multivariable calculus. Supplement with applied mathematical statistics. Do that, and you have the equivalent of a mathematics undergrad (as far as relevant courses are concerned).

You could even do this with something like UIllinois’ NetMath program, or some courses on Coursera. You can swap out Number Theory for Complex Analysis or deeper Probability Theory and it’d be more relevant.
I would try to line-up several maintenance gigs using Python. There are probably lots of people out there who want low-volume/occasional updates to their site - who don't want a FT developer. This would allow you diversify your clientele and not stress over a high-demand gig, since it sounds like you have your hands pretty full.