skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's different because there weren't hundreds of people working on and marketing a tool that actively couples this behavior with actual hirings. Now, there are.
I do always use Centos. I'll be honest I never tried to install it via package manager (because chances are its version would lag behind the official release).

You can use nvm (https://github.com/creationix/nvm) to install only for one user (inside $HOME) or manual install from release page for all users (cp -r */ /usr when inside the unpacked dir): https://nodejs.org/en/download/

It will work flawlessly both ways without using any package managers for your system. What is so hard about that for people?
Was it an accidental release in Australia? You know, I always believed somebody deliberately jumped the gun. It was a long time ago, and I can't find a definitive statement, but that was my memory of the national news at the time.

So I went looking. The language is more considered. it tends more to 'unplanned accidental release' than 'guy goes off-piste and carries virus out the door bypassing security'

But.. maybe you can dig harder?
Actually, on this score I think they've been pretty reasonable -- generous, even. Free "beta" G Suite accounts (where you got x users, where x declined over time for new sign ups) have remained active and with the same number of users they got when they first signed up. As long as they are actively in use.

Unlike many other companies' free/beta offers, Google has made no excessive push to free/beta users out of their accounts. Of course, they do keep trying to upsell you, e.g. in the administrator management console or whatever they're calling it.

All the same, yeah, relying on a "free" account for a business is probably not a good idea.

And, you get no tech support beyond reading their help pages.
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> This seems deeply, deeply idealistic to me--but ultimately this seems political, so I'll just say my point was that it's not clear what Obama could have done differently aside from save face and keep the state department staffed.

The facts differ from your claims. All you need to do is look at history, from Woodrow Wilson to FDR to Kennedy to Reagan to Bush Jr to Obama and everyone in between. All embraced these things and acted on them.

The current nationalists want to paint it as idealistic, but in fact it has been the mainstream - and very effective - for generations.
the kill shot:

"What this has (deservedly) become is the story about how Bill Ackman can be so wrong. He spent (by his own admission) a year and a half analysing this company and his thesis can be falsified by visiting a few clubs in his home city. Bill Ackman's thesis is the most easily falsified bear-thesis I have seen from a major hedge fund ever.

You have to wonder how this happened. So I am going to tell you:

Bill Ackman a Harvard educated (magna cum laude) billionaire New York hedge fund manager bet over a billion dollars on a short position (imperilling his fund and his reputation) without checking the facts.

And he did not check the facts because he was so rigid with a misplaced silver spoon that he could not stoop to sit on a subway for thirty minutes and talk with poor people for ninety minutes."
I 100% agree about LinkedIn endorsements. But those seem pushed on users without their consent in order to drive engagement metrics. I often get garbage endorsements for vague skills like "mobile development".

But what if you could self-identity your skills (Erlang, Vue.js, etc) and there was a low friction way for your peers to +1 those skills?
Could you program an FPGA as a very efficient neural network with this technique?
I don't follow. What would it be testing? Why this instead of a hardware switch?
Tup: No external dependencies

redo: build rules spread across many files
Polyfill.io
No, not just because of the dollar. Because it's easier to test in isolation and allows you to use things like here docs which are useful for dealing with sql.
This is confused or wrong. They don’t have a large number of devs working on Core. They did propose and code a solution which increased the block size. Saying things are fishy and that open source solutions widely reviewed over years by a broad set of people have some secret easy supposed backdoor, seems pretty wrong to me.
65% of US Small Businesses Sell Less Than $100K a Year
Well, that sucks. And I've not been keeping up. $10 tier?

The last "interaction" I had was convincing/reminding someone to make sure the G Suite account/service they were signing up for was indeed HIPAA compliant, and that they had the signed business agreement with Google to put same in force.

Don't know what the pricing for that was/is. It was more a "don't let your partners and manager do this unless you are sure of it and have this in place", in the context of casual conversation.

Anyone else got such an agreement? If the legalese doesn't preclude saying, how's it priced?
>> > The US State Department, and the entire US government, has for generations made human rights central to US foreign policy.

> Rhetorically; the substance is less consistent.

Agreed, but the results are incredible on the scale of human history. Under Pax Americana, look at the amazing spread of liberty and democracy, and of prosperity, to people worldwide.

But yes, more should have been done. Too often the U.S. sacrificed others, on large scales, to narrow interests.

>> Democracies don't start wars against other democracies, as an historical rule.

> There is basically no empirical evidence for this popular claim

It's hard to prove a negative through evidence, but can you cite and exception? And looking at the obverse, progress in international peace and cooperation, have non-democracies ever achieved anything like the EU or NATO? Remember Europe before democracy.
I hear you. Building this was really hard work. Open sourcing it is an achievement: the team had to navigate fraught corporate politics, untangle internal dependencies, etc. Technically it's excellent, no doubt. The site is appealing and convincing: legit kudos to whoever designed and built it.

Maybe Please is so dramatically better that it pulls tons of projects into its orbit! What a great outcome: I'd contribute PRs for every missing use case, accelerating the consolidation.

But if (as the site says) the goal is building something at parity but with a slightly different focus, then it can only produce further fragmentation. Projects that adopt Please inject dependencies on random S3 buckets and .bashrc edits. I can't accept that in the software I maintain, so any Please-built projects are de-facto inaccessible. That's bad.

By all means do what's best for ThoughtMachine, but publishing and promoting this makes building OS software harder, not easier.
This is so impressive. These insights are really informative and helpful. I have much more concepts of these two browser after reading your reply. Really thanks for your sharing and amazing effort :)
>illegal content like music videos, ripped series and random internet videos reposted from other funny video sites.

That's what I use youtube for now.
Practically speaking, the money would never be allocated without a good reason. War is a reason to do things. People don't buy into other reasons as strongly as "that guy over there is trying to kill you."
Most people in my country deem high taxes immoral.
Only when compiling without any kind of optimizations, nor using vector instructions.

In any case, C++ is copy-paste compatible with 99% of C89. So same benefits apply when using that subset.

It is plain language religion as observed at a few C++ conference talks.
Precisely. The PhDs direct the research. They solve the (previously) unsolvable. If you want a deployable version of their research, you want a software developer, possibly specializing in research. If you want some python written, hire a regular software developer. A PhD is an entirely separate career path from a regular software developer.
The definition of "company one keeps" is open to interpretation. How many Facebook connections away do you think you are from a drug dealer? Take him away, boys!
Bitcoin White – a new crypto scam on the horizon
My favorite novelty RFC is still the first. RFC 527, ARPAWOCKY:

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc527

The archaic jargon and playful imagery harken back to the culture and experience of a time before the Internet even had it's name. Or maybe I romanticize too much :).
Thank you pc-bot for reminding us that math is racist.
As an alternative opinion I used both Apple Music and Spotify. Apple Music’s recommendation has been amazing for me, and Spotifys terrible and I have fairly strange tastes in music (play dark-Berghein techno, but then like exploring as many genres from around the world as possible).

If Apple Music was supported in as many places as Spotify I would drop Spotify.
Forgot / missed entering the code on signup

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/adambaxter - looks good, although I'd appreciate a dark stylesheet (although it may just be the monitor I'm using at the moment
Did Dark Matter Make the Early Universe Chill Out?
They will certainly kill Fi. It will be of no use anymore soon. Already is in Europe.
In fairness, Facebook pulled a similar stunt with messenger. It's marginally redeeming that their Android messenger app isn't terrible, but really annoying to lose the xmpp client connect abilityability, and any useful desktop client.

Apparently Google did allow broken (no tls) server side federation too - so they screwed us over twice - both on client and server.
I can only agree that discovery is so crappy.

I love the daily mixes, though thats mostly just sorting the music I normally listen to into genres. I still find it kinda cool. Especially that I always get a mix with my kids' tastes, since I often play music for them.
Tup requires fuse because they use fuse to monitor the file system for changes instead of kqueue/inotify/FindFirstChangeNotification.

Fuse support on Windows is a no-go, very unstable, broken, and unavailable by default.
I agree, the argument is silly on it's face, but pragmatically speaking, until we can "convince"[0][1] every person alive (and the empowered leaders) to find other ways to allocate resources more efficiently such that everyone is satisfied to the degree of their own ideal resource consumption without resorting to conflict, I doubt things will change.

Besides, def establishment is already clamoring for a "why not both option"[2] with increasing the development of capabilities to conduct war in space.

[0] I have some ideas about how this can be done in practice in the future, though I suspect some could call it the War on Humans™

[1] https://elifesciences.org/articles/27069 "Tetherless magnetothermal deep brain neuro-stimulation"

[2] http://spacenews.com/air-force-chief-goldfein-well-be-fighti...
> (as opposed to the "th" you would say in "the" which does not use the vocal cords).

Too late to edit, but after saying this out loud a few times I think it's almost always voiced, so maybe a better example is the "th" in "breath" (contrasting with voiced as in "breathe").
Triplebyte is just a different filter.
Superior for who? For me Apple Music is the superior product.
First off: Neat project, I think this could actually turn into something super cool, especially if it could be transpiled into from another source. Think like CHICKEN, except instead of Scheme -> C -> binary, we could get $LANG -> Schism -> WASM (here, my $LANG of choice could even be CHICKEN)

However, I find the choice of R6RS... odd. Is it not easier to target R7RS-small or R5RS as a baseline to begin with? I know some people have problems (or too much love) with R6RS for what may be described as religious reasons, but I find it an extremely surprising choice here given that R7RS-small is much simpler and easier to get right.

Likewise, the majority of R7RS-compatible libraries would be available for free. That would add a lot for a high level language targeting WASM. Seems a strange choice, maybe the author has documented this somewhere?
SecOps: The Roadkill Victim of DevOps' Need for Speed
...why didn't they use github hosting, so we can actually see it running?
Multi Cheetah Speed Hero vs Wild Animals
Multi Cheetah Speed hero Vs Wild Animals is entertaining and action game
1000? More like 1000 times that!
Thanks for the advice. This will be helpful to a lot of my friends who will be starting in the industry.
cool project! But one question:

> A bug that still stands in some Browsers (Chrome and Safari) prevents WebGL from using the Uint8ClampedArray directly. Instead, for these browsers we have to create a Uint8Array view for each array for each frame. This operation is pretty fast since nothing needs to be copied, but I'd still like to do without it.

Why worry about it if you're not actually copying the buffer? It's like allocating one extra tiny object per frame, right? It seems like it would be totally insignificant compared to the rest of the workload.
OMG.

What about outreach workers? How many of them are going to have connections to junkies, homeless people and gang members?

Sincere good Christians often believe in trying to help the unfortunate. Some good Christians spend all their time surrounded by clean living church goers. Others spend a whole lot of time surrounded by folks who are from the wrong side of town and the wrong side of the law.
How to Get More Customers for Ecommerce Business [Online Conference]
Allowing environments where violent criminals and murderers are allowed to thrive IS institutional racism
Epicurus, the Greek philosopher who lived ~3000 years ago, figured out that key to happiness was having somewhere to live, friends around you, someone to have sex with, and lots of food. He summed it up in a line: "Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance." The notion that baseline happiness is equivalent to 'not destitute' really isn't modern, or American.
Thank you but I am not in America. In India, we don't have the co-op program.
I think the point was that you will mostly not see people being that involved into politics in the EU at all, usually not even adults.
The way you talk makes me think you don't like people very much, which is really bad in a manager.
> It seems to me that quite some people here want to get rich to afford hiring people to manage things that they don't actually want to own.

That's often due to them actually wanting those things but not for themselves but for showing them off as status markers.
> It benefits nobody, that is what makes it evil.

I heard you like to manufacture jeans and number plates. How about I pay you to house some workers you hardly have to pay to do the work?
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A smaller company will certainly give me more independence but it will be difficult later when I want to transition to a bigger company. How can we identify good mentors?
"the chase is better than the catch"

Once you can afford something that was way out of reach before, you buy it and after the first few moments you realize it is not as great as you expected. Do this a few times, and you'll learn what is important. The more wealthy people I know do have a slightly above average car and house, but IME the biggest difference is that they have far more extreme - both in amount and in price - experiences, i.e. weekend trips, fine wining and dining etc.
I think I read that the makers of D&D removed/renamed things like demons and devils as a result.
This makes me sad. I don't care about Bill Ackman being right or wrong about Herbalife's business.

What I care about is that I truly believe that the world would be better off without MLM. If you have ever read sites like Pink Truth, it is gut wrenching how these business prey on people.

I had hoped that this would be a turning point...
Apple/swift-nio: Event-driven network framework for high perf. protocol servers
I think when dealing with anything that sounds too good to be true or is somewhat related to the government or a governmental tender a healthy amount of scepticism is warranted. We do like to shit all over some government provided things (even the tax-paid healthcare), but most complainers don't realise how good we have it.

My biggest complaint with recent times around here is how fast the Panama paper's debate was first politicised then was swept under the rug and the murder of Daphne. Daphne was the cattle prod Maltese politics needed to better itself, instead she got the short end of the stick and whoever decided killing her was the best option also decided to kill any good reputation we had on an international scale.

I was super pissed and distraught about it, still slightly am.
Another article on about the same subject from the non paywalled section of Nature

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-02616-8

It's more about the light from the first stars but it explains why the signal hints to light and cool dark matter.
Whatever. Investing is a probabilistic game. A mistake in either direction is no evidence of a bad approach to investing.
Luckily it's not root. Now it can only delete my entire $HOME!
“Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all in any true sense. Under the clouds of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron.”
― Dwight D. Eisenhower
I have this feature on my Android. The thumbs up and down appear to the left and right of the big Play button on the Now Playing screen, only while you're listening to Spotify playlist/album radio.
"Shooting nerf balls"
> These guys could not trust that local women were really interested in dating them for any reason other than their money or a green card.

Local German women interested in a green card? Sounds unlikely.
Literally everybody uses spotify atleast here in Europe. I dont think its going away to be honest? Not for a very long time anyway.
> My fear is that I'm unknowingly harboring some wildly irrational beliefs.

The beauty is, that makes you uniquely able to identify and eradicate them.

I've said some bullshit things before, people have called me out on them. I usually defend them for way too long.
That's called being human.

When people keep calling me out, with facts, I don't always immediately concede but I do think about it, and sometimes I realize I'm being an idiot.

It would be nice if I was constantly afraid my beliefs were stupid. Conviction requires additional convincing.
Blackjack card counting: the mean is positive, but the variance is mean
As a musician looking for jam sessions I can say that I may try an app designed for jam sessions but would never try a generalized app that offered to “find nearby people for things together”
I haven't read the appendix in full detail, but how is it okay to run a linear regression here (instead of logistic regression) when the outcome is binary?
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> > In Haskell, sometimes this is not possible, because sometimes the type of the subexpression is constrained by something higher up in the AST.

> The point is that this constraint always have the exact same format.

I'm not sure how to even parse that sentence. Let me phrase as a question: when trying to understand a given piece of code, how can I determine the type of an expression when its type is someone determined by its sub-expressions (like virtually any other typed language), but sometimes is determined by what consumes it?

The way people can deal with the complex is by decomposing them into smaller parts, understanding those, and then composing that to understand the whole. It seems that in Haskell you are required to understand the whole thing at once, because you can't reliably determine the type of a sub-expression out of context.

> > What are "matched operators"?

> Those are operators that require a matching. Usually parenthesis, square brackets and braces.

And how do "matched operators" make code more brittle and harder to maintain?

I think the opposite is true: to maintain code you must first be able to read it, and what you call "matched operators" are far superior for readability compared to having to remember fixity rules. Even after 3 years of dealing with Haskell I found myself constantly misreading code because I didn't get the fixity right.
I feel your comment is politically tinged. This is far from a superfluous topic of study.

It's similar to the study where patient outcomes are more positive during medical conferences.
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And if anybody questions Vi's musical skill, they should see her ode to the crazy snail:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCoxtPy1sIuJG6ydafT1m...

part 1 is brief exposition

part 2 is an impressive gospel-style song

part 3 kind of reminds me of "Miranda Sex Garden"?
I was so impressed by this, I went snooping into your Github and saw you are now working on https://altheamesh.com/

Which I have to say, is a very cool project and one I would love to help spread when your protocol can handle 3G or LTE-like speeds. Keep up the good work: you're really on to something with this project!
Please be careful, this library has hidden GPL encumbrance issues. See my prior comment for details: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13556718
> In a foreign country, the degree to which a soldier is met with open animosity while everyone wants their money is typically more bald faced than in the US, where it is bad enough.

Where in the US are soldiers met with open animosity? The military and soldiers are glorified to an extreme, in my experience.
This is pure FUD.

Satoshi himself proposed the first version of payment channels [1]. The Lightning Network paper has zero authors from Blockstream [2]. At least two other entirely independent companies are working on Lightning Network implementations [3][4]. It's well understood how trustless LN transactions work [5]. The spec [6] and code are open source, feel free to look for a "backdoor".

1. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Payment_channels#Nakamoto_high-fr...

2. https://lightning.network/lightning-network-paper.pdf

3. https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd

4. https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair

5. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Hashed_Timelock_Contracts

6. https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-rfc
Because popular culture is created by former waiters. In movies and TV, the classic sign of a villain is that he is a bad tipper. Most screenweiters / directors / etc. got their start while waiting tables in Los Angeles.
I do get a sense of p-value massaging after paging through the appendices.
Same complexity, just less chatty.
The same way Bitcoin can't realistically be stopped by any government. (Short of seizing network hashing power..)
Great Flood of 1993
Scheme in the browser is awesome. Check out Biwascheme[1] and some of the games people have made. It's also on repl.it[2]

[1] http://www.biwascheme.org/
[2] https://repl.it/languages/scheme
for many people, purpose is tied up in our job

That's certainly the line that society wants people to believe. A lot of people want a job that gives them a sense of purpose, but I'd be surprised if as much as 2% of the workforce think their job gives them a sense of purpose right now. I think we're just lucky that the majority of people don't question whether or not their job is ultimately necessary, and choose not to bother when they realise it's a waste of time.
Thank for the sharing :)
Agree services like this defeated music piracy. However since we're talking about the IPO, Spotify faces major competition from Apple Music. Unlike Spotify, Apple does not need to turn a profit on the service.

(They've even implemented a solid weekly "new music mix" discovery service... and the apps are native.)
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I'm looking for a good alternative.
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