skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why is LaTeX unambiguously better for print? Is it just the support for math notation, or is there more to it?

And since "print" very often means a PDF that's also available online, has there been any progress on tagged PDF support in pdflatex or a similar tool? This is important for accessibility.
You asked for an example, and you got it.
Right, it seems to be more commonly used.
I paid rent as a linux sysadmin for a ~dozen years so of course I have opinions about distros, but in the years since amazon linux has been out I've almost completely left spending any mental energy at that layer behind. And now with containers & kube, I just need like a kernel and init!

I haven't actually read any real detail about it, but my understanding is this is why redhat bought coreos. The old redhat/debian is going to slowly turn into a tarball of static libs for backwards compatibility.

caveat: this is w/r/t "servers" I don't know/care about desktops/laptops.
I'm sorry I disagree. Word is absolutely horrible for programmers to write in. It makes even the simplest of formatting repetitive and boring. It does not do automatic layout (things I DO NOT want to bother myself with) nor syntax highlighting.

Just use Markdown if you're so concerned with people writing Latex.
They do sometimes wear flared shirts or jackets to get a similar effect.
The whole "influence elections" was interesting in the Spring of 2017 when Trump was recently elected.

Now it's just a dead horse that's being beat.

Let me give you the benefit of the doubt - Is this the first you have heard of it?
It's a comprehensive list of books. There's a link in the very first paragraph to an essential/recommended list:

https://www.haroldserrano.com/blog/best-books-to-develop-a-g...
Judge Trudy will handle the situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfpg-YoQj60
It definitely does not.
Anecdote^3 ... none of my personal friends have more than zero facebook accounts :)
The title can have up to 80 characters. Your title is 13 characters too long. (Yep, it's cryptic error message.)

The original title is:

Reddit’s The_Donald Was One Of The Biggest Havens For Russian Propaganda During 2016 Election, Analysis Finds
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It has 109 characters. I guess you removed ", Analysis Finds".
> "I’d like to believe you but..."

I checked for submissions from the 'Calvin02 account, which shows no dead submissions for the inquistr story. Like I said, you gave much too little information about what had failed for me to try much else.

https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=Calvin02

The image you posted shows a message that the submitted title is 13 characters too long, which is the reason it's not letting you submit. You'll likely be successful if you shorten the title.
John Stuart Mill and the New Liberalism
I recommend reading the novels! The Netflix series puzzles me. It's like they put everything from the novel in a box, and pulled it out in random order. Some of the changes were arguably necessary so viewers could follow the plot. And some were typical mass-media dumbing down.

But others just seemed pointless. For example, in the novels, the Envoys are not dissidents, but rather enforcers for the Protectorate. Quell was a dissident, and Takeshi did quote her frequently, but she died centuries before he was born. The Quell character in the video is actually Virginia Vidura, who was his trainer in the Envoys. And Reilieen was not his sister.

Also, the virtual torture sequence in the novel is far more extreme than depicted in the video. I doubt that it could be shown, even on Netflix.
I usually got through 10-15 novels a year, reading before bed and during my son's naps during the weekend. It's mostly fiction, with some history thrown in. It's been a year or two since I last abandoned a book. I don't like doing it, so I usually muddle through anyhow.

But I definitely know the urge to drop it, forget about it, and find something else to do. On my most exhausted nights, I'll halfheartedly read a page or two (if I'm lucky) and put the book down.
Will Wright's Dynamics for Designers
Is this just a bunch of affiliate links?
Have you ever tried to typeset a complex document with side bars, figures, multi-part figures, figures that contain math (not just images), and layouts that take a lot of tweaking to get just right?

I can imagine doing that in Pandoc Markdown, but only with extensive use of raw LaTeX code. Most of the above doesn't have a direct equivalent even in richer Markdown dialects like Pandoc.
My Microservices FAQ
No, he’s right. Whilst there was a bit of criticism of Windows XP, most people were fine with it and it was widely praised. Same with Windows 98. In fact, Windows ME, Windows Vista and Windows 8 were widely criticised when they came out for good reasons, and Windows 7 and Windows 10 were widely praised.
What we ended up doing was just reusing our existing bbcode support. Markdown wasn't giving us anything over it really and it was easier to reason with, especially for non-technical folks and translators. We were able to extend it for our use cases much easier.

All of this after the initial plan was to use Markdown.
Ironically YouTube showed a Udemy ad to me before this video. So I guess at least he got paid indirectly by Udemy, even if it's a negligible amount and unrelated to the content they infringe upon.
Working on that, was thinking of naming it JST.. building it as part of a high level programming platform we are building.. will be open sourced once complete.
Since most people commenting will do so without even opening, let alone reading, the linked article, let me draw your attention to the last line:

>Full Disclosure: I work on a product, Read the Docs, which is based on Sphinx, so my views are likely biased.
Hardly. Why do you say that? I have personally worked on bugs reported by end users.
I recommend the book Curves and Surfaces for CAGD by Gerald Farin (RIP). I have the 4th edition, which I have seen some people recommend in preference to the 5th, but I have never looked at the 5th edition.
And that's the struggle on the left. You nailed it.

That issue is very strong. It's a winner combined with an otherwise reasonable, if not even all that sexy platform.

Why is it not happening?

Just what do you think all those people getting paid to do political consulting get paid for, and by whom?

The DNC is in debt, it's heavy with these people, and it all is running on big money. Every new office holder gets introduced to the call center, their party quota, and their own get elected again quota.

John Oliver covered this. Did a great segment on "Congressional Funding."

Most spend over half their time on the phones dialing for dollars, and making a lot of promises to those people in exchange for those dollars. The party machine runs on all this, and it literally takes a billion to feed media, consultants, and all that is used to sell an economically tepid message.

This year we will see a few people win office by not doing that, instead actually representing ordinary people. Should they be successful, the next trick will be keeping that funding from those people going, or they will have to smile and dial their way into some of the usual money.

With that, they will lose the agency needed to continue to represent the people.

Notably, Sanders doesn't do that, and spends half his time doing issue events, and interacting with the people who put him in office. He's made that sustainable, doesn't need the big money, and has considerable agency, his recent politics, case in point.

You are correct, the donors aren't really needed. Speaking from the left here, the DNC is dependent on those donors, and that ecosystem doesn't see a transition away from the big money, to actually representing the people.

Secondly, doing it that way doesn't fund the media to anywhere near the same degree. Instead, it goes to events, and a network of people on the ground, selling the value, and the explicit common good.

Health care really is a one policy deal. Of course, the package has to be sane. More importantly, not contain very serious negatives. There are things to balance.

But, health care, as the most stellar example, student loan issues, cost of education being a secondary one, will not only bring out a solid majority of active voters, because they are in real need, but will bring out non-voters, jaded, people who don't believe in the process.

People who are motivated to vote for, not just vote against the worst.

It's a real struggle right now. Party stalwarts holding on to the big money, and fairly tepid economic politics, up against progressives and others looking to start taking seats, chairs, delegate positions, and other close to the people machinery in an attempt to move it away from the big money, and toward people oriented, positive politics.

That's where it stands today. Mid-terms will give us some data, then the real game starts on the run to 2020.
How do you trust anything funded by companies who desire slanted research? You trade one governing body for another. In the darknet's case, you lean on consensus and ratings.
Does VS Code have a good enough Lua extension to be used for stuff like this?
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They do, unless there's more to Sphinx than just reStructuredText?

See the list of supported markups here: https://github.com/github/markup/blob/master/README.md#marku...
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I just tried again with a shorter title (below) and still got the same error message.

“Reddit’s The_Donald Was One Of The Biggest Havens For Russian Propaganda“ (72 characters)
China has started a pretty widespread and visible crackdown on IP theft, resulting in many arrests. Given the history of human right violations, political prisoners, prison-slave labor etc in China, I think I’d take my chances in the US.
Then what is the difference between being certified and certificated?
The pins and needles part is closest to what it't called in Serbo-Croatian, guess it's the modernized version of what is found in nature. In SH(BS/HR/SR) you'd say "trne mi ruka" which would translate to "my hand is thorning" as in using thorn as a verb.
I think the main problem is by the time you've made the $2.5M required to passively make $5k/month your lifestyle and expenses probably exceed $60k/year.

It's hard to imagine this reduction in expenses but I guess that's the reality of retirement.
there is a little issue, you don't hover an helicopter next to people and, and you don't land next to untrained people (because they could rush to the tail rotor). And they turn a lot around a site before landing, where was the pilot of the RC quad, and why didn't they see them?
I grew up in a family printing business and remember machines much more like the CompuGraphic 7500 in their production process than what's here. By that point they loaded off of 5.25" floppies (two drives IIR) and had two screens, a green command screen and a vertical preview screen that could render a font or two and some text before committing it to photographic paper printout. They kept it until well into the late 90s even though they had generally moved on to a PC-based workflow in prepress much earlier. Doing odd typesetting jobs when their department guy was out was how I got my start in computers.

The next page on the site showing the platemaking process is also incredibly familiar: http://commfaculty.fullerton.edu/woverbeck/dtr6.htm

I can still smell and feel the industrial soap they used to get to wash up after prepping the plates.

There's a lot of work that's gone into preserving early printing, but I think that this era really deserves some more love as well. So many creative ideas went into the process that gave us cheap consumer ready mass printing.
4% returns are a very cautious estimate, one that would have worked even for a period spanning the Great Depression, or any other stock market crash.
I know it can seem a little silly but I know for me, when my Mom passed away I sort of struggled with deleting some voice mails from her. I know I could have transferred them to hard drive but in the end it seemed like the right thing to sort of let the 1's and 0's go off into the ether-sphere along with her spirit.
You can learn a whole lot from fiction.
Ameisenlaufen is used in Austria quite a bit. Never heard pelzige Haut.
Ah, thanks for educating me. I pity anyone who has to work within the constraints of print in 2018. To me, hypertext that adapts to the user's device and needs (e.g. rendering at a different font size and reflowing appropriately, or rendering through non-visual means like speech and braille) is the only way to go these days.
Women who clean at home or work face increased lung function decline
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I recently bought a domain online and used let's Encrypt to get a certificate. So, from a grateful user, thank you!
I devoured books growing up but a couple of years ago I suddenly realised that I hadn't read a book purely for pleasure in a long, long time. I mean years long.

I set myself a habit of 30 minutes each night before bed of reading fiction (because to me it's more pleasurable.)

It's wonderful and I really enjoy losing myself in other characters and their situations. It's not as visceral as movies or TV but a much deeper experience.

It was a big struggle though, but the immersion did get easier with prolonged practice. If I miss a night now I actually feel like I've missed out. I stress that it was a conscious and deliberate effort over several months before it even started to feel natural and effortless again.
Regurgitating talking points doesn't make them true.

> Clinton didn't do the work needed to win, flat out.

I might buy this. Maybe. But she's a policy wonk in a time where "TV Charisma" matters more than competence.

> The DNC didn't run a solid primary process either.

That's a Russian shill talking point. Please don't promulgate it.

The DNC ran a bog standard primary process. Bitch if you will, but Bernie was a carpetbagger and is NOT a Democrat. Hilary cashed in her name recognition on Super Tuesday and ran the system in the New York primary.

People forget--Bernie wasn't winning. People liked his message, but Hilary was getting the votes. If you're the underdog, it's not enough to keep things close--you have to win and do so with some extra margin.

Now, if you want to slag the MEDIA for their craptastic coverage of the whole primary process, I'll stand shoulder to shoulder with you. We have Trump AND Hilary because the media is too damn cowardly to actually slag politicians and stick to their guns.

And, for those of you keeping score, have the Berniebros gotten the primary law changed in New York yet? Or broken up the Super Tuesday chunk which gives a bunch of states not going Democratic too much power over the primary process? Apparently it doesn't matter enough for the Berniebros to get off their asses and CHANGE THINGS.

The fact that nobody else on the Democratic side wanted to run was a function of facing Hilary AND then facing the Worst period Congress period Ever period. Who in their right mind wants that job?
This is the first I’ve heard of Reddit being used in this capacity.

In my opinion, Reddit could have had a greater influence than either Facebook or Twitter. On Facebook, the Russians ran ads and they used bots on Twitter but in both of those cases the total reach was probably less than Reddit’s reach.

Also, while we are scrutinizing Facebook and Twitter (rightly), it is time that Reddit (the fourth most popular site) should also have to explain what it is doing.
That's still 180k a year post-tax. That's still enough to fund an absolutely lavish lifestyle, even in the highest cost of living locations. It's not MTV Cribs rich, but it'll still put you in the 95%ile in Manhattan, to say nothing of more reasonable locales.
The hydrogen fuel pathway has already been solved, and much more elegantly.

Hydrogen produced by direct, catalytic hydrolysis from sunlight, in water, is taken up by microbes in the water that absorb CO2 and excrete hydrocarbons -- oil -- that floats to the surface, and is directly usable in existing fuel tanks and engines, no further processing needed.
Which in turn links to the paper http://science.sciencemag.org/content/359/6377/783
"If Ulysses is the Algebra of literature then Finnegans Wake is the partial differential equation." - Terrence McKenna, from "Surfing the Wake", a talk given at Esalen Institute in 1995.

Audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rpeq91hK1Gk

Text: http://dominatorculture.com/post/78408036619/surfing-finnega...
That's not an error message (though, FWIW, I can't replicate that message: I only see "X too long" when that's applicable, and 72 chars is well under the 80-character length limit). The submit button should be enabled, and you should be able to click it to submit.

AFAIK, if you're logged in and have a title that's of acceptable length, you should be able to submit. Any flagging or whatnot happens after submission: there's no filtering that happens before the submit button is clicked.

If you think something else is going on, or there's something that's affecting your account, I again suggest you contact the mods directly. If that is the case, they're the only ones who are going to be able to confirm and address it.
This is an unpopular opinion, but I wish Lua had won against python. It integrates seamlessly with C and for an interpreted language it’s super efficient. Rather than including every library under the sun in the standard lib, Lua is compact and the entire compiled binary is measured in kilobytes. You can read the Lua source code in C and comprehend a lot of it in a weekend.

Lua Rocks package manager includes basically every library you could want. Lua doesn’t even include proper object oriented programming, but is so powerful you can add support for it quite easily, and is a good learning experience for aspiring Lua programmers.

Lua is a great language, I wish it was mentioned and compared against more popular languages like Python and JavaScript.
If Amazon only sold Amazon products and accessories for those products, that would be an insightful observation. As it is, I think you're missing that these two stores are different in kind.
your home page just says real big "sign up to..."

I would think most people are not interested in signing up for anything, especially something they don't know what it is.
(does anyone want more spam, or trust some place they know nothing about)

I would put the sign up smaller and the home page show the best 3 -5 examples of awesome uses for your timeline thing.

I looked at a few timelines, and all I could think to myself is, "tumblr" - with a slightly modified theme. Or wordpress, or blogger, or just about all the other "post here on our portal" things out there.

Not sure why people would want to post on your thing, or the other things actually.

If I was looking for a place to post my previous stuff, I would want to know more about cost. Wordpress.com runs ads on the side and you can go premium to remove them, get themes, etc. They have a strong track record for fighting for their users against lawyers and stuff as well, and mostly not censoring.

The cost of each place is different. Given that the content is controlled by others, we don't want to trust valuable content to other's land.

If you made it really easy to export everything automatically, and made it really easy for a group / gathering of people to share to a common timeline, I could see a group of people uploading candid wedding pics to a place they could all share easily.

Otherwise I don't know why people would trust content here as opposed to other more well known places. The others aren't perfect, but you can be sure that a certain level of trust exists for most content posted.

Commercial Spam is always looking for new places to post, but the well funded commercial stuff is already making stories on instagram and snapchat and similar elsewhere. I think it'd be a long time before you had enough viewers to catch their interest.

Just some random thoughts from here, I am likely not your target audience.

Airdrop party pics and share a url with new friends easily maybe, make them private for a fee? You'd need to be easier than Flickr to upload and share.. I dunno.
I started using Arch because it just works.
Because doing something is better than nothing.
That goes to show how frugality and not allowing lifestyle creep makes all the difference. At the end of the day, it's not your salary that matters but your percent of income saved. Two people can follow the same trajectory even when starting at different salaries and retire at the same time even if one makes double the other. There are of course some caveats. 40k/year has less room for cuts if there's a down year than 80k/year.

Also, 2.5 M for 60k/year is not a great strategy (100% CD's). While it's for all intents and purposes guaranteed, it's incredibly conservative. That's a 2.4% withdrawal rate. That would hardly keep up with inflation. The Trinity study shows 4% to have not than a 0 balance 95% of the time on a 30 year time horizon (I believe with an 80/20 split of stocks and bonds, but that's from memory). Many times you'd end up with far more than you started retirement with. A 3% withdrawal rate (while invested in stocks and bonds) would almost guarantee perpetual money on a 50+ year horizon.

To quote one of the top posts on /r/financialindependence, build the life you want then save for it. Find what makes you happy and spend money on that. Cut money on things that don't add much marginal happiness.

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-sim...
To be fair to latex, the majority of hypertext examples don't do any of those things either.
"einschlafen" or the dialect forms are common too.
For what exactly?
For the most part the hardware in on a hackintosh isn't going to be worse than what apple is selling. I might even say its likely better given that ECC memory or maybe SAS/FC attached disks may be in the hackintosh (although as others have said the disk sector ECC, ECC on the transport layers (SAS, SATA, etc) are all much better today then they were 30 years ago). So while the rates of silent hardware based corruption may be the same or lower, the real reason for using CRC/Hashing at the filesystem/application level is to detect software bugs.

The latter may be more prevalent on the hacintosh due to simply being a different hardware environment. A disk controller driver variation, or even having 2x as many cores as any apple products might be enough to trigger a latent bug.

So basically, I would be willing to bet that the vast majority of data corruption is happening due to OS bugs (not just the filesystem, but page management/etc) with firmware bugs on SSD's in a distant second. The kinds of failures that get all the press (media failures, link corruption, etc) are rarely corrupting data because as they fail the first indication is simply failure to read the data back because the ECC's cannot reconstruct the data and simply return failure codes. Its only once some enormous number of hard failures have been detected does it get to the point where a few of them leak through as false positives (the ECC/data protection thinks the data is correct and returns an incorrect block).

The one thing that is more likely is getting the wrong sector back, but overwhelmingly the disk/etc vendors have gotten smart about assuring that they are encoding the sector number alongside the data (and DIF for enterprise products) so that one of the last steps before returning it is verifying that the sector numbers actually match the requested sector. That helps to avoid RAID or SSD firmware bugs that were more common a decode ago.
Thanks for this. I've been thinking about sitting down and diving into Love recently and this should help save me a lot of time.
Do you have any insights on why Lua didn't win?