skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you're smart about it you don't make threats at all. The threats need to be inferred and the enforcement immediate.

And how'd that work out for the last however many presidents?
Could be. The article wasn't totally clear on the status of the fab. Most equipment has a few weeks of work (more for a scanner, less for a wet hood) to be done between when you bolt it to the floor and when you're ready to try it in production, but it might make more sense to wait until the dust (literally) has settled if you're moving in a whole row of tools at once.
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Are you overweight yourself at all ?
Anyone try this as a desktop?

I have recently stopped using linux desktop because the amount of time required to make it run perfectly drives me crazy. (netflix plugins, mouse acceleration disable, and more)

Love my ubuntu server, super easy and is probably one of the easier steps when it comes to running a LAMP server/database.

But man, I cannot groove with ubuntu desktop. Curious if others think the same or have found improvements.
Digital banking startup Revolut raises $250M at a valuation of $1.7B
Trump & Kim Jung Un have the highest odds (2/1) of winning the next Nobel peace prize according to bookies:

http://sports.coral.co.uk/politics/international/internation...
Obama didn't really do much do justify his world peace prize. Surely getting this far deserves a little credit, no? Or are we all supposed to be of "everything Trump does is bad" line of thinking on here as well? (Looking at the down votes on my original comment, apparently so).
What makes you say it's weird and different? Match.com lets you filter by ethnicity and faith...
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Most techies seem to take away the lesson you’re positing here. But it seems to me that the real lesson is that “is prime” and “is innocent” are orthogonal concepts. Why is it so strange that some prime numbers represent data you’re not allowed to distribute or even possess? Primes aren’t that rare. “Illegal prime” isn’t much different from “illegal odd number” or “illegal number where exactly half the bits are set to 1.”
Someone got the source code for Super Mario Bros and commented it up:
https://gist.github.com/1wErt3r/4048722
(not x86 though...)
Honestly?
Yes, this means jail time, fines, and executions of humans to enforce their will.

If they dont do this, no one cares about 'the law'.
> I can't get past that on a personal level, the decision-makers, in particular Kim Jong Un's family, are responsible for many people's suffering and deaths, which I would think would make them fear too much freedom among the survivors. People hunted Nazis for generations. Wouldn't the North Korean decision-makers fear being hunted?

Many Nazis not only walked away scot-free but even held positions of power after WW2. See Hans Globke, who had part in the Nuremberg Race Laws back when he worked as Ministerialdirigent in the Office for Jewish Affairs in the Ministry of Interior. And after WW2? Secretary of State and Chief of Staff of the German Chancellery in West Germany from 28 October 1953 to 15 October 1963. That kind of career was not a rarity.
this is for things like build servers, not client machines.

It talks about killing GUI processes. Is it common to run a display server on macOS servers?
It’s not whether to move to microservices but which will be migrated and when
You mean “parody.” This near-homophone is quite confusing here!
Weebly is likely to be simpler or more user-friendly for people just starting out. They might not know what level they will grow to yet, hence starting out with something more basic initially.
Coffe Lake does not support LPDDR4. Cannon Lake do support LPDDR4 but is now delayed. As a matter of fact I am wondering if they might skip Cannonlake and go Icelake instead.

There is no other rumoured "lake" in between, so yes, another generation without 32GB RAM Laptop.

These information are widely available everywhere, not sure what you want as confirmation.
Unrelated, but the scandal that got Park kicked out was wild. Never thought someone trying to force their daughter into a college would lead to the president of SK resigning.
> So unless you're a founder or an investor ignore the equity

2 years ago I would have told you you’re full of shit, but I’ve since been through this myself, and I can confirm: this is 100% right. Even in the unlikely event the startup exits, and even more unlikely event that it exits at $100M+, typical non-founder stakes do not offset the partial loss of cash and RSU income, particularly when one factors dilution and liquidation preferences into account. Took me 2 years to snap out of it. Never again.
Think of the scrollwheel as sitting above the screen. When you roll the wheel down, the bottom of the wheel is going up, moving the screen up.

The touchpad IS the screen, so to speak, so moving the finger up would move the screen down.

That's how I visualize it. YMMV
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In the UK there used to be such a right to refuse the breath test and take a blood test instead. However it was removed.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2009/mar/15/drink-drivin...
I think I found the answer on another thread.
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Becuase you first have to take the money from those who earned it.
Using downvotes as any kind of metric is usually (perhaps not always) nuts.
Your sex drive is a naturally evolved mechanism to get you to have those kids. Whether or not you consciously want those kids is more about conditioning. The whole reason sex feels so good is to get us to divert such focus and energy to getting laid and making kids. Getting in each others’ jeans is, like, in our genes man.
Totally agree about the difference in purpose. Casual dating or pre-marital sex is frowned upon in South Asian (and middle eastern) countries which makes dating sites a hard sell.

Since your comment was on top, I wanted to throw my two cents about how if one were to unabashedly formalize the requirements for viable long term relationships to optimize for search time, that's what you'll end up with.

Casual dating and short term relationships are a whole different thing.

(wanted to throw my two cents before folks start overgeneralizing about people from other nations/cultures. Which you're not, but others reading it might)
Does this create a situation where Apple will be forced to switch away in order to differentiate, or does Intel plan to offer other kinds of improvements to their larger customers? Sounds like greater vertical integration will become a key differentiator. Admittedly, if the gaps between ARM and x86 chrome books are any indication, there’s still some room for Intel to be competitive. But does that hold for someone targeting a higher price point and with more control end-to-end?
Very interesting take. I think the pitfall discussed here is that many may plan for passive before the foundation is built.
I think normalness is a stronger property than "possesses all sequences of the alphabet of its digits", since it means that + "all subsequences are equally likely"
Is the metadata that you requested deletion something police in Europe can subpoena?

It sure would seem awful suspicious if someone requested DNA deletion out of the blue. Not convictably-suspicious, but suspicious enough to warrant followup investigation. ;)
Yes, but Germany-UK is not France-Germany. With the merger of French Nexter with German KWM to build the next MBT I do think the situation is different.
here's some more "traditional" matrimonial ads:

http://www.thehindu.com/classifieds/matrimonial/

there's a whole jargon and set of acronyms that takes some puzzling out. I guess what I was trying to write in my original post, is that if someone is developing software/database/backend (or presentation layer) for a dating website or app, that there's a considerable diversity of ways people search for certain criteria, other than those that are commonly seen on a site like plenty of fish, bumble, etc.

sort of like this problem: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-...
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For me Stackoverflow long time ago has stopped being a place to get answers. I'd rather explore problem on my own using books, documentations rather than search on Stackoverflow or ask there. Low content quality and hostility of the users is what drowned this what used to be useful site.
> 2 - If so, could the use of CRISPR be premature, if not dangerous?

This is really an ill-posed question. First off, CRISPR is a tool. Its novelty is the fact that it makes an experiment vastly simpler and more reliable — but, fundamentally, the experiment was already possible beforehand. So CRISPR itself isn’t dangerous. At most, modifying genetic material could be.

Secondly, genetic modification — whether by CRISPR or other methods — is an extremely generic process. Sure, it could be dangerous, if you use it to perform dangerous experiments. Can it have unintended side-effects? Sure, we already know about those. In fact, one of the great things about CRISPR is that it drastically decreases side-effects.

But is CRISPR dangerous specifically because we underestimate the complexity of DNA? No. Nothing about CRISPR assumes that we know all biological processes that involve DNA. In fact, we know that we don’t know them all.

Lastly, somebody with an “alt view on DNA” immediately sounds like a crackpot with a poor handle on modern biology. That may sound harsh but biology is a science, not a pseudoscience or protoscience (or magic): we’re moving within some relatively fixed boundaries imposed by experimentation and evidence. Uncertainty or lack of knowledge isn’t a free-for-all to insert wild speculations that usually amount to “everything we know is wrong”. It’s very rare that “everything we know turns out to be wrong”. In reality, subsequent findings refine existing ones, or disprove specific hypotheses. They don’t disprove an established field. Even something as revolutionary as Einstein’s theory of relativity didn’t do that: gravity continued to function just fine afterwards. Newton continues to be taught in school, because Newton’s laws continue to be relevant.
The experience is not the same everywhere and in every country. In some countries Tinder has worked for me tremendously.
Let me correct that phrase: One of the main reasons WW2 ended, was because the Russians defended their country fiercely with their lives, and because the communism establishment industrialized Russia enough to produce war munitions and equipment. I hate to see people injecting anti-communist bullshit everywhere, even when it's irrelevant.

The Russians, and the people of the USSR, like all the allied forces, died heroically in the battlefield fighting fascists.
Calling them a "meat wall" really fucking grinds my gears as it's extremely insulting and derogatory to the dead.
‘Black cloud’ of the NSA ‘looms over’ international encryption
A warning is not the same thing as the sort of threat you get in trouble for. If the circumstances are 'conflating the meaning of terms' then yes, a lot of things - practically everything - can end up 'illegal'.
Does resonance have anything to do with it? (I guess in a classical sense)
Not the parent but it's definitely descriptive.

Should it be that way? The answer likely depends on whether you're a man or a woman. From the male's POV changing the game benefits us since there's less work to do. If you're a woman then it's the opposite and a net negative.

This sexual dynamic evolved for a reason, so changing it seems like the epitome of an uphill battle.
> If small targets like the maximise button aren't a problem for you, then stopping the windows drag a few pixels before the mouse hits the top of the screen should be easy for you as well

I certainly could do that. However (1) it wastes space, and (2) it's a crappy UI: moving the window some distance does one thing, moving it a bit more does something completely different.

> Since this is Linux, I'm sure you can configure this stuff somewhere.

I agree, the relevant command is:

$ sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop

:-)
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I prefer urxvt, but it does take customization and work to get it up to par feature wise, but that's a good think as that's the power of urxvt in the first place. I also have a strange affinity for the xfceterminal, I use it sometimes even though awesome is my wm.
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I wonder if they're doing the same thing for the Zodiac killer and other high profile cases.
I was in West Germany during and after reunification. It definitely turned out to be much more difficult and expensive than most people expected. Considering that East Germany was much wealthier than North Korea I expect building them up will be even more difficult. Some people will benefit greatly but overall it will probably a massive expense for South Korea without any benefit for most citizens.
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Yes, agreed. I was arguing with someone on whether homosexual couples should be allowed to adopt, and one of their arguments was "no, because many countries in Asia and Africa don't let them either". My response was "if you're bringing up those countries as examples to follow, you need to reevaluate your position".
It has been compared with South Africa, which actually had a "Truth and reconciliation" commission to find out what happened. The approach in Ireland was to simply draw a line under everything instead. Which means that the dismantling of the institutions of injustice that produced the conflict only went so far - reform of RUC into PSNI, but no further into Special Branch or the other security services.
Would you be okay with someone possessing nude photos of yourself? After all, "holding information isn't in itself harmful", as you state. What about, god forbid, pornography starring your underage child. Is it still "just information"?
On a scale from ed to Office 365, WeeChat and irssi have practically the same default UI -- and it's butt-ugly. But I do see your point, and it's likely configurable. Anything specific you need help with?
Perhaps, but it was more useful when they didn't enforce that.

My recent experience with SO is: i reach it via googling a problem or feature, I find a question describing my problem that is closed because of being a duplicate of...

... except the other question isn't a duplicate in subtle ways and has nothing to do with my problem.

I've also seen moderators encouraging people to post answers as code ready to copy paste instead of answers helping the recipient to learn something.

How is that useful?
Sorry you’re right
Solution to filling up those jobs: pay a lot more than 50k.
Do you have any experience of starting a company with your ex employer?
Do you have any experience of starting a company with your ex employer? I'm in the process of doing this now and unsure how will it go. It seems regardless of being co-founders, the employer/employee dynamic will remain the same. The shareholding isn't equal either and it seems the workload is mostly on one of us. Would be great to hear similar stories - if it works, lessons etc.
I think this makes sense to a degree. Not that you couldn't see it from a hundred miles away, but given current trajectories and politics it seems inevitable that a US-China rivalry will define international geopolitics for the next several decades. It is not out of the question that NK would decide to flip over to what they may perceive as a side more likely to persevere, or more cynically, a side that may treat them better than they're currently aligned with.

An increasingly strained US-China relationship put NK in a similar position to that which SK was in around the Korean War: a poor country that could be propped up by Western regimes not only as a quid-pro-quo for military alignment, but an example of what you get when you align yourself with the US (see also: Japan, Gulf states, Germany). NK's nuclear weapons give them a bargaining power that may be strong enough for the current leadership to remain in power or at least unharmed. Chasing the kind of wild economic success that SK experienced when propped up by the US is a no-brainer
Is it possible he's not highly irrational at all and you're projecting your own fears onto him?
If someone has videos of child rape on their hard drive, do you think they should be arrested and charged with a crime?
LOL WUT? The USA literally ran out of bombing targets because they flattened North Korea during the war.
This is 100% Trump. Sorry if you're a Never-Trumper. But he did what no President has ever been able to do. And he did it by being STRONG, not weak. No one respects weak leadership like Obama and Carter. Strength is what other nations respect. #MAGA #MKGA
Lexical scoping means that a variable expression X refers to the innermost binding which is in the program text that encloses the references.

Dynamic scoping means that the expression X refers to the innermost binding of X in the entire activation chain ("call stack") leading up to that point (or possibly to a global, top-level X if there is no such binding).

Global means that X refers to a single instance in a top-level environment.

Dynamic scoping can be faked with global variables plus a hidden saving/restoring mechanism. That is to say, the local binding of a dynamic variable can be simulated by saving the current value in a hidden local location associated with the activation frame, then simply assigning to the global variable, and finally restoring the prior value (with unwind protection, so it is guaranteed). However, the ruse will be exposed under any sort of concurrency (threads, coroutines, continuations) which will make it apparent that there is only one instance of the variable. Under a true implementation of dynamic scoping, the local binding of the dynamic variable actually has a separate local location from the fall-back global one.

Note that the scoping classification of bindings is not sufficiently nuanced to capture what is possible. Words like "lexical" refers to visibility but "binding" is what happens at run-time: the establishment of the life of the thing that the name refers to, through to its termination. In Common Lisp parlance, the run-time lifetime of a binding is called its "extent".

If a language supports lexical closures, then lexical variables never "go away" while it is possible for a closure to be invoked which refers to their values. This situation is called "indefinite extent".

"Dynamic scope" is an informal term for "indefinite scope, dynamic extent". See here: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node43.html [cltl2, 3 Scope and Extent]

This terminology lets us distinguish nuanced situations such as:

- C non-static local variables: lexical scope, dynamic extent (go away when block scope terminates).

- C static locals: lexical scope, indefinite extent

- Common Lisp blocks: lexical scope, dynamic extent
Yeah, totally. It's entirely reasonable that governments can restrict SOME kind of information exchange, and since all information is just numbers, of course you could find "illegal primes"

For instance, if you encoded the entire design of a nuclear weapon (or some other highly classified military secret) inside a prime, saying "but it's just a prime!" is a very silly excuse for exchanging that information. The question is: "what kind of information should be illegal to exchange", not "which format of information should be protected".
This reminds me a little of the Gorbachev situation. He thought he could reform the Soviet Union but only started an uncontrollable process for its disintegration. Makes me wonder if Kim is just naive thinking he can open up his country while staying in power or has some smart plan. Personally I think he not knowingly has started the process of ending his regime.
I do hope the day comes where we can have affordable lab grown meat and ideally of animals long gone.
I think it is rare for a person to change its bullying behaviour. What SO should do is to review interactions and then remove all users demonstrating toxic behaviour and prevent them from registering again unless they can prove they successfully completed therapy.
Obamas term, while - I guess - good domestically, was an unmitigated disaster globally. It’s been a long time since so many countries were destabilized and so much blood was shed.
Obama personally may not have threatened NK but the US military sure did, performing its annual exercises. Obama also did not really change the generally hostile US posture towards NK.
Obviously there are many factors that brought this about, but even South Korea's foreign minister specifically said Trump gets the credit for this:

https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/26/world/korea-summit-kang-kyung...
Oh don't worry, no one is expecting you to get worked up about it. It's just that we all tend to have this attitude that we are the pinnacle of nature's great evolutionary process, when pretty much all evidence suggests we're a bunch of bastards to most life on Earth--and each other, incidentally. Go humans?
The linked article mentions “Whiskey Lake” as an intermediate 14nm range (actually it says “desktop”, but I’ve seen it mentioned in a laptop context elsewhere). But I fear you’re right that LPDDR4 support is still being left for Coffee Lake...
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This incel philosophy is dangerous and spreading. There was just an awful terrorist attack by an incel in Toronto.
> The only reason WW2 had more combat casualties than WWI is that the USSR decided to defend their country with a meat wall of unprepared soldiers. That generation of Russians had like an 80% casualty rate or something crazy like that. Nearly wiped out an entire generation.

I read that claim quite often, it's not entirely accurate: "The Buzzfeed claim is overstated, although not by a wide margin. Around two thirds (more exactly, 68%) of the original 1923 male birth cohort did not survive World War II. But the war is not the most important reason for the poor survival rate; almost half of them died before the war broke out."

More: http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/markharrison/entry/was_the_soviet...
That was a fun read. Ive always thought about this when people say 'THE UNIVERSE IS INFINITE SO WE ARE EATING DINNER AT HELMS DEEP SOMEWHERE'.

Naw man, physics still apply, you dont get gandalf just because you went a few million light years toward Andromedia
William Stein on the struggle for open source funding in pure mathematics [pdf]
The general dynamics tends to he highly tilted, with men doing all the work.
It matches with some online experiments:

- "Men on Tinder Explain Why They Swipe Right on Literally Everyone" (https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/ae55xk/men-who-swipe-...)

- "Cupid on Trial: A 4-month Online Dating Experiment Using 10 Fictional Singletons" (http://jonmillward.com/blog/attraction-dating/cupid-on-trial...)

A larger context in the "taking initiative" section of "Dating for Nerds (part 2): gender differences" (http://p.migdal.pl/2017/09/30/dating-for-nerds-gender-differ...).