skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I love your story! I also have a bootstrapped Slack bot that's been growing well organically.

Question – what's been the best way to find customers aside from the Slack App Directory? And, is the Slack App Directory still your #1 driver of new customers?
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https://www.brisk2.eu/ or https://www.structuralbiology.eu/ are the kind of thing, but UK-based European Union science projects have much more to worry about from Brexit than their domain name.

I don't think there are many businesses that want to show they're European, which probably means they're fairly large, but don't also want local websites for each country they operate in.

There are a few British businesses like hauliers and removal companies using the domain, but none big enough to be called "important".

https://www.airnewzealand.eu/ is one example. https://www.flyturkmenistanairlines.eu/ too.

According to this, there are over 300,000 UK registrations of .EU domains: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/10-years-...
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My wife's photo business still prefers (new) Macs for editing work in Photoshop and Lightroom.

Everything is just much less hassle than with Windows, despite the reduced choice in hardware.

Also, there's no risk of Microsoft forcing an breaking update on here during her busy season.
In theory, parking should not be allowed that close to an intersection, and bushes/trees should be trimmed or cut down as necessary to allow for adequate visibility. I know that reality is sometimes different, especially if you live in a tree-hugging community where even pulling weeds is a sin.
Microsoft has a much darker past to come back from with this, so the stakes and expectations are much higher and community willingness to forgive much lower
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PHP has definitely used an elephant logo.

https://seeklogo.com/images/P/php-logo-ADE513E748-seeklogo.c...
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That is not a bad idea ... although if they published the ones that they have now, it might give people some pause.
Vacation time not paid??

Probably US.
"His stated motivation is that he wanted a promotion that he did not receive. In light of these actions, not promoting him was definitely the right move."

Haha
Probably because people don't want to maintain an entire fleet of different vehicles such that they have the ideally suited one for every half mile increment in intended distance of travel, cross-producted with numerous increments in payload size and changes in weather.
He doesn't and the incredibly sure way in which he speaks of a system without any knowledge of the context or the application is an interesting study in how online conversations derail.

Anyway, the misclassifications are much the same as with the original system, in fact on the same parts only with far lower incidence so to me it looks as if the ML system simply managed to extract a lot more features (and automatically) than I would have time for to do by hand, on top of that it adapts easier to new, previously unseen content because I don't need to come up with a bunch of (reliable!) rules to tell those parts apart from the previous ones (this does require a complete retraining of the net).

For some subset of the problems available ML works very well indeed, for others it may be a marginal improvement and in many cases ML is just dragged in to a project even though it has no place there. If you're in the first category: consider yourself very lucky and reap the benefits.
Wait, so your first step is for other countries to remove their subsidies/tariffs but the US doesn't do the same? How well do you think that will fly in those countries?

If you mean you'd like to see the US and those countries both drop tariffs and protections, I can see you argument - but that's the opposite of the direction things are going today so I don't see the relevance. Even if it were not, it's hard to argue against a countries legitimate security concerns in some areas, although clearly that argument can be abused (again, cf current rhetoric).
I strongly agree with the sentiment. It would be wonderful to be able to plug GUIs on top of an editor of your choice (kak, (neo)vim, emacs, nano, sublime, notepad++).

It seems a very tough (if not impossible?) problem describing the GUI/editor relationship in a generic and thin API, because of each one's many designs interacting with their usual interface. I would like to follow a project attempting it though!

What do you mean by “being full access”?
Do we want a car deciding whether to leave the lane? Leave the road? It could do more harm than good. We'll have to decide this, soon. By law hopefully - some standards for auto-drive and what it's allowed to do.

Because if we don't, software will have to code up the 'trolly car problem' solution, starting now. Hit the school bus ahead? or the guy walking beside the road? or the brick wall (and kill its passenger)? There's no good (universally defendable) solution.
> This one makes Chinese microwaves x% more expensive.

Except that's not what the article says. The tariffs in question don't apply to finished products. So it wouldn't make a Chinese microwave more expensive.

However, if you want to import components to build a microwave and hire US workers to put it together, that is what these tariffs make much more expensive. So instead of hiring US workers to assemble it in the US, you do the whole thing in China and import it with no tariffs.
Lego parts recognition.
>Branch prediction is great except in the rare cases where it isn't.

Sure, is there any CPU feature that this does not apply to?

>I wouldn't want to see it removed but I would like to see better documentation and a more transparent interface onto it, so that those rare programs that do need precise control over it (e.g. security code) can have it.

Its hard to parse what your exact request is here. Branch predictors on various Intel/AMD/etc CPUs work slightly differently from each other, and so even if you had access to the design documents, you would have to write programs specific to each CPU instead of targeting x86/x86-64. Not to mention that microcode updates could alter the implementation. Or do you want to just disable it? But then there are other places where bugs can hide. DMA Controller bugs, side channel attacks on caches, or basic DRAM attacks like Row Hammer,etc. Letting external programmers access CPU internals is only going to open another HUGE can of worms.
And you have to correct the bad grammer in 0.5 seconds.
Great suggestions - thank you. Added both to the list.

Excited to work on that tonight when my daughter goes to sleep :)
* The search and replace is a lot better. I can double click a word, CTRL+f, and the search box will contain the word that was clicked. Textmate doesn't auto fill the search box.

* n++ has good replacing when using new lines like \n. And regex.

* n++ column select is very good

* n++ makes it easier to create a new tab

* In n++ when I double click a word, all instances of that are highlighted. Not so in TextMate
By requiring connections to be end-to-end encrypted (by pushing for HTTPS and other strong encryption methods), web architects have forced nations into an all-or-nothing position. They must completely control their slice of the internet, because otherwise they can't accomplish their goals. The future is fragmented, incompatible internets.

If protocols and services were designed instead to allow a measure of control at a high level, these nations could still do all the things they're going to do anyway, but allow the internet to remain open. For example, data wouldn't need to remain within a nation's borders if the nation still had control over it, at least within their own networks. They wouldn't have to create their own Facebook if they could manipulate Facebook inside their borders. You could still have cooperative compatible services, with controls where they were required.

I guess it's western ideals that make these suggestions sound horrible. But different countries are going to work differently - the fracturing of the internet and laws governing its use is the proof of that. You can choose your response: pick up your toys and go home, or make concessions so that everyone can use the same toys.
I don't remember what "Edit Each Line in Selection" does, but JetBrains does have vertical multi-line character selection. Same as in TextMate, hold down alt, click and drag the mouse to select a rectangle. The JetBrains version sometimes feels less polished than that of TextMate but it works well.
I hope there is some level of cooperation.

At the very least we should have a standard set of crash or near-miss scenarios so that we can collectively learn lessons when things go wrong.

Particularly when people have already paid the price with their lives.
You can at least rate limit on the free tier. Look into tarpitting.
The key part here is "until now"
Hard work has nothing to do with the fact that the market is bifurcated between haves and have nots. 30 years ago a law degree was relatively affordable and you could make it work by hustling. Now, you are toast if you don't get the big law job because your payments on $200k will be $2k/month. That will wipe out your ability to start a practice and you are effectively doomed.

Big law jobs only go to something like 5% of lawyers. (correct me if I am wrong). The other 95% would be better off doing any other job.
Agreed. The samples sound identical to how many of my friends in Southern California speak. Some with hispanic heritage, some without. A slightly more open 'a' vowel, and a slightly different stressings on some syllables. I wouldn't say this is a new accent at all. The only thing peculiar is that it's Kansas, where you might not expect that same latin influence.
Of course it's not the against the rules.

I'm criticising the system for enabling such action while punishing the employer.
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Welcome the free world to play with our toys. It is all-or-nothing. You can't stop math.
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Calling the sites referrer spam and ghost spam is correct. It's spam, which is illegal in some countries, and visitors did NOT come from Semalt.com to your website. It's fake, and I'd continue to call it what it is: referral spam and ghost spam.

Some even tracked down the Semalt botnet that was doing this referral spam and ghost spam. So you're absolutely in the right by calling it what it is. What semalt did was absolutely referral spam. They claim it wasn't them, but they certainly profited from it.
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Did you read the article? The tariff is not protecting US businesses. It is encouraging as much manufacturing as possible to take place overseas, because the tariff does not apply to finished products.
Companies, not ISPs. Facebook, Twitter, reddit, etc. do (claim to) censor the worst of it.
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Interesting article but wow what a power pig that page is.
You ISP may not, but plenty of other filtering is going on on social media, YouTube, and all sorts of other sites. I say this without commentary on whether it's good or bad, but it is definitely happening.
These marketing channels worked the best: Content Marketing, Product Hunt, Social Networks.
All, except a hypothetical new tobacco startup company. Or not so hypothetical new wave of vaping devices (I don't know much about this industry, just an armchair analyst here).
> And the FreeBSD project actually cares about its UNIX user land. I am not sure if I can say that for Apple anymore. Outdated utilities, missing man pages, dtrace unusable by default due to SIP, etc.

Apart from Dtrace (which you can of course run in VM) it is just a matter of installing and using Homebrew.
Yes there is. Smart cars come in golf-sized.
I think GP was referring to counting the number of OTHER people (I.e. still active users) who wrote a post on the deleted person’s wall. Still, there is no way I know of to get posts an active account made on an inactive wall, and you would need to get those posts for a significant number of the inactive user’s friends.

Probably a bit of a convoluted example but I see the point GP is making.
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Add this to Sublime's preferences:

"find_selected_text": true
A name with a bunch of numbers behind it spouting off unsourced nonsense is trademark Russian bots on Twitter, so I'd just leave it alone.
1.) when US consumers have choices, they will buy American

2.) US economy is at an all time high, and projects a 4% growth this quarter. this will allow some price indifferences amongst consumers. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/15/goldman-sachs-model-now-poin...

3.) Also added benefit, allows US consumers to not support a Chinese dictator who imprisons millions in a concentration camp
I don't think GDPR has anything to do with this. You're correct, none of their PII is posted, and you didn't save any of their PII.
They do that anyway, to an extent.
Some key advantages:

1. Fast and responsive
2. If you write a plugin, you know TextMate is Unix (forked child process, communicate through shared fd, you invoke a command named dialog2 to let TextMate popup any dialogs or completion menu...). You can add editor commands in any language -- you can even make TextMate display complex UI dialog with bash.
3. File browser is nearly a finder (drag and drop like finder, and most finder shortcuts work)
4. Search (there are some hidden shortcuts, but when you master it you feel very fluent)

There are weakness too: TextMate is losing the market, many bundle developers switched to other editors. You can't find many new bundles nowadays. It still doesn't support vim-like keyboard operation... etc
The snow and flooding comments were related to ground clearance, not 4wd.
>The GAU-8, everybody's favorite reason to love the A-10

Some people love it because it's a high capacity, high accuracy bomb truck. One A10 can provide a lot of close air support with just what's hanging from the wing.
I don't see the problem. If you're going to own one vehicle, you need to size for peak loads. If you hail a self-driving vehicle, you can size for the trip. I see no reason to expect the composition of rental fleets to mirror purchased vehicle preferences.

Carpooling is not a meaningful comparison. Carpooling requires picking up (and tolerating) other people on a semi-rigid schedule. Hailing a self-driving car has all the benefits of driving solo, plus you don't have to drive.
"North American content required to qualify for NAFTA is set at between 50-60 percent under Chapter 4. With this low bar, many PRC goods and services can be regarded as Canadian products"

It's not just steel, it's basically any product due to NAFTA.

http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/economy-budget/344621-...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-trade-nafta/nafta-meeting...

https://www.tecma.com/nafta-rules-of-origin-important/
> blocking bike lanes (and often traffic lanes too!), failing to look for cyclists when merging back into traffic (or turning right, etc.), not signalling turns half the time...

As a fellow cyclist, I don't think you've described any qualities that are specific to uber or lyft drivers, you've effectively described about 90% of the drivers on the road.
With a recurring job say every minute, the query triggered by the job to send out event reminders would be something like "get me all the events starting in one hour." With Posthook, you are able to start jobs only when needed and the query changes to something like "do I still need to send out a reminder for this event id."
I believe all of this is present in SublimeText
Sorry, I mean how did you convince those guys to use your beta.
If this is a portmanteau of ghoul and goal you did a very good job.
Thanks. I wrote a dedicated post on that: https://standuply.com/blog/saas-mvp/

It took us a bit less than a year to build the MVP and experiment with the concept.
I'd argue it was a corporate culture failure. A company that can put a device like that on the road is failing on many levels, that there is a contributory issue with the AI or the UX has nothing to do with the root cause.
Well said. These SDV threads are getting pretty annoying that we keep cycling the same arguments at each other and there is no substantive change to how good SDVs are yet.
Yes thanks. I was asking about the trained model though. I realize you can get the model by training with the data, but I don't believe for a minute that any data they release will be anything but a small fraction of what they trained their real model with.
I wonder, how many laws would I break if I implemented a Song ID service based on youtube APIs that way?
I think that the automotive industry could take a leaf from the aerospace industry.

A lot of aerospace money has been spent learning how to do things safely.

It would be a shame to spend the same money all over again, re-learning the exact same lessons in automotive.
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That this could be true makes me very sad.
Except the trump administration isn't incompetent - by government standards, the same way he isn't utterly stupid but rather above average intelligence at the very least. This is just wishful thinking from the left.

They are of course at war with the media. What I don't understand is when educated people started to side with the war mongering media. The only time they were favourable was when he attacked syria.
Does TextEdit have features or performance that Sublime, VS Code, or Atom cannot match? I'm always open to a new editor, just want to understand its sweet spot and strengths.
Converted to Sublime 3 and never looked back
Hey cgenuity,
Great to see the simplicity, I am working on a very similar product, launched couple of days back on HN (https://send.rest). Best of luck.

But have added couple of extra features in send.rest

1) Calling external APIs ( Think : pull data from Facebook while running this task in future and post data on my API or send SMS )

2) Reports and retries ( Try 3 times or send me sms its failing )

3) Recurrence ( Call this task every Monday 9:00 pm )

4) SMS and Emails comes along with them ( Send SMS or Email , pick any service as your backend )

I guess without some extra features it will be difficult to
get a market acceptance.
Have you tried VSCode? I believe it has this as well. And Sublime.
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My point wasn't that the jury instructions themselves make wire fraud hard to prove; it's that they illustrate that Salmon's summary of the predicates for wire fraud were incorrect.
It's the exhausted, distracted, drunk ones you need to look out for.
Right; drivers should have optimal visibility around corners so they can whip around turns without slowing down. That's the best design for a livable community.
It can probably be used to identify potential criminals on the way the pose walk threatening pose. Police can then screen them. Like the movie Minority report.
Why would a company that relies heavily on bots shut us (or another valuable) bot off?
I would guess that parts of the UK haven't had any serious external influences in terms of culture or population for a very long time indeed - at least until fairly recently.

e.g. In my mouth I remember my parents joking that anyone whose family hadn't been in the village for at least three generations were still regarded as "incomers".
Because a big chunk of guaranteed money is pretty nice :).
Does Posthook support recurring scheduling (i.e. every 15 minutes)?

Also, is there retry logic? I.E. 3 retries, delay 60 seconds between retries?
Pretty much how you described.

You have the original Wrath of God spell.

The effect or spell that allows you to sacrifice or bounce those things would be in the Instant batch.

The counterspell would be in the Interrupt batch.

The big difference is that once that counterspell is on the stack, you can't cast any more Instants.

So let's say that instead of countering the Wrath, you counter the spell that's bouncing all of the things. With the old system, that's it. If I don't have any Interrupts, we need to resolve our batches. No one can cast an Instant until we resolve both the Interrupt batch, the Instant batch, then the original spell.

Counterspells were even better before. They were effectively the last word. The stack kind of depowered them, but it gave a lot more play to the game.
You can copy the search results in TextMate, then paste and continue your second search.
Very cool! Where can I get a playlist for work that sounds like this spacey atmospheric music so I don't have to leave this tab open?

Does anyone else work to this type of sound?

I sometimes listen to the original diablo soundtrack, homeworld and homeworld 2, and sometimes even starcraft.

Also the voyager radiosounds are pretty good too!

https://soundcloud.com/josh-v-17/sets/working/s-ALPrL
that is actually really freaking cool use case! bookmarked for future reference.
Previous discussion from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17312588 (331 comments)
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I've messaged HN, and they said it's near the top of their list and will be fixed soon.
It doesn't make a lot of sense that Switzerland is the EU's version of MA or NY or that Zurich is the EU version of NYC or SF given that Switzerland is not in the EU and quite happy that way, too.
I returned to Macintosh in 2015 after a 15-year hiatus, buying a late 2013 MBP. Having seen the absolute abortion of a device in the most recent MBP line-up and the glaringly obvious neglect of the platform, I feel like I've swapped one shitty experience (Windows 8 onwards) for another - except on a platform that's twice the cost and far less flexible when it comes to future options.

It won't happen, but in an ideal world, Apple would spin-off a Mac business whose only use to them appears to be as a means for them to burnish their superficial 'creative' brand credentials and as a dev platform for iOS.
Not just non-third world countries. I think US stands rather uniquely when it comes to holidays and maternity leave.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/parliament-passes-...
Just Say No to subscription software.

The rise of this phenomenon is doing more than almost any other event to drive me to FOSS options.
We didn't. It was the pain point that drove users to our beta.

Actually, a standup bot is one of the most popular bots if its kind on Slack App Directory.
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A trade deficit means that, on net, you've sent a bunch of pieces of paper to a country and they have given you actual stuff in return. So then they give that money back to you by investing in your country.

>Having Saudi Oil Sheiks own all the Soccer teams in England is the result of the UK trade deficit.

More English soccer teams are owned by Americans than all the russians oligarchs and arab sheiks combined.
Edited to reflect the reasoning for snow. Ground clearance isn't your main issue in a flood. YouTube is filled with videos of SUVs getting washed away because the owner thought their ground clearance would save them (okay, maybe not "filled", but I've seen more than one video).