skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> all meetings should be public

What if someone goes to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in Arlington, Virginia? What if that meeting happens to have some minor official from OSHA in attendance? What if people go from the meeting to a local bagel shop?
The https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Government_Licence is a permissive license designed and used by a country that is for at least two weeks more an EU member.
> there have been several acts of Islamic terrorism in Europe these last years and they weren't enough to change anybody's opinion

I'm not sure where you got this idea from, but it's wrong.
Do you not remember the caterwauling the last time they dared change the port on the iPhone/iPad?
I used to have a standing appointment at Carvers every Wednesday because that was mac-and-cheese day.

And you are correct about meat and three. Matthew's out in Tucker is a suitable yet not complete replacement, but scratches the itch.
It seems like a much better solution to this 'problem' is let cows live outdoors and graze on grass.

People raise cattle in Alaska.
I know it is "yet another language" but I at least like the examples I saw. Very golang inspired obviously (even has the go keyword) but with some niceties (e.g optionals). Maybe when I get around to writing my Z language I'll use this as a basis.
They share those beliefs because they gave each other those beliefs, they didn't come out of nowhere. People go into /pol/ having some unconventional views on immigration and come out full blown fascists. There's no need for some 'evil organisation' like you're imagining.
Someday I'd like to see a cost-benefit analysis of eating salads in place of something like bacon and eggs. It seems to me that the uptick in cardiovascular health would be swallowed up by the increased risk of food poisoning.
Indeed, women in offices now tend to either suffer or sweater. They are solutions, but not good ones. Infrared trackers would allow one to have one's cake of attractive stylish (non-sweater) clothing while not suffering in the eating. So to speak.
Is this for sale? Take my money!
Instead of wipes, I take a small bunch of tp and just wet it from the faucet before going into the stall. Not as problematic as the wipe, flushable, and cleans better than the dry tp by itself.
Clean is a relative term. The reasoning is the same that you use to justify washing your hands with a mixture of soap and water, wipes allow you to use this same process to remove the fecal matter from your backside. If you missed while wiping with some single ply at a rest stop, would you clean your hand with only a dry towel? No, you would use soap and water. Even though you can't see large gobs of fecal matter it is still there. You try to make a strange point, the fact that some people don't use water to clean after is generally something that is reluctantly accepted, it is unusual to for someone argue that wiping without soap/water is just fine and to be preferred.
Dang is a moderator of HN, you are not allowed to use the world, "dang"
No, but the “Moon landing controversy” article should.
Emerging land use practices rapidly increase soil organic matter
if it's an overspending issue you could always try a charge card where you have to pay off the balance every month. the benefit is that they usually have comparable rewards and still act as a firewall for your checking account. if it's more of a "just can't remember to pay on time" issue, then it won't really help.

you could also setup autopay against your checking account. in theory, it shouldn't be any harder to ensure you don't overdraft one time at the end of the month if you are already making sure you don't overdraft for each purchase, but everyone has their own weird hangups, so I'm not judging.
it's not just the top tier engineers. It's engineers who are confident enough to take flyers on startups. It also helps they're very confident that if the startup explodes they'll be able to get another job; that requires a density of opportunities and employers who don't mind a previous job that blew up or a short stint or two.
Out of curiosity, what makes you think Go is not compiled?
I think you meant "condemn", not "condone".
My favorite thing about my local waho vista is that I can see another waho from it.
Why low carb?
No, that's just my home, Redwood City. We don't have A/C or a house fan, and the need for heat is fairly minimal, relatively speaking. (It's been a cold winter, though, I think it was 36f this morning!)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redwood_City,_California#Sloga...
Doesn't work in public restrooms where they used the cheapest possible tp.
Also getting an (un)healthy dose of Ractopamine with that bacon if you’re in the US.
Recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19086712.
I do not think this holds up to evidence.

If you regularly treat people you are friends with badly it is generally on you and people will choose to disengage from a relationship with you.

If you regularly behave in a destructive manner towards members of a real life group then you at some point run out of individuals in that group that will invite you to real life group gatherings.

This is exactly why sociopaths and psychopaths quickly run out of connections and have to move around a lot.
I expect that's because it was designed very well for the days of serial, in-order, static execution. But, CPUs today are all about pipelining and parallelism. Herb Sutter's "Free Lunch" has been over for longer than most people here have been writing software. http://www.gotw.ca/publications/concurrency-ddj.htm
It'll be available in June. Online playground in 2 days.
>Also, do we want to encourage kids going into degrees, without a thorough cost:benefit analysis of what they are getting into?

They do
This viewpoint doesn't appear to jive with the one being portrayed currently[1], that the exodus is only among the poor/middle-class and that the immigration of the rich and high-earners is actually accelerating.

1: https://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-sac-skelton-income-t...
>> C/C++ translation

This is huge.
> And now I'm into the 2nd year of my startup. As contrary to popular belief, the Chinese are true entrepreneurs and the society is generally very supportive for changes. And government's stimulus is insane. For example, my company got six million yuan (almost $1 million) fund from the municipal government when it's just established, with almost no requirement and absolutely no string attached. Free money and that's all. Probably the best place in the world to start a company and I'm greatly thankful.
The magnitude is important. We overlook the magnitude because it's hard to comprehend numbers like one million people, but it's often the most important.

PS: I think you meant "condemn" not "condone".
MSNBC is rapidly devolving to the Infowars of the left. I think criticism is entirely founded and important: some people still think MSNBC is an unbiased and accurate source.
You're going to wash this in the same machine you wash your clothes?
The docs cover most of these:

https://vlang.io/docs

Also

https://vlang.io/compare

https://vlang.io/compilation_speed
This one is pretty good too. Essentially the same info: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonito...
Apple does not offer a legitimate way for developers to release apps for their hardware other than the App Store. I suppose you could go even further and say that Spotify should make and market their own phones, but luckily American commerce doesn't work that way.
Man, if I was them I'd be going for Bearface Whiskey and Pie Commission beef pies. But that's just this humble Torontonian's opinion.
I think this looks extremely promising. Out of curiosity, is there any support for lambdas / functional programming? Can I pass a function as a reference?
You can't.

"Open source release in June 2019."

At this point it's just vaporware tease.
After models X and Y, can't wait for models Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
"Associations of Dietary Cholesterol or Egg Consumption"

Yes, eggs are good way to ingest cholesterol, but in the classic American diet, they are certainly not the only way. It feels suspect for them to pull eggs, and only eggs, into the spotlight.
I'm not sure he did either really
There's the minor difference of what I do with my nether regions versus what I do with my hands.
Not to mention bacon is a recognized type 1 carcinogen.
> Another reason to stop our inhumane practice of enslaving, raping, and slaughtering cows to serve our tastes.

Do a lot of people really rape cows..?
Thanks for posting that, it's wonderful.
Exactly - they never address this issue head on
I took the 90k figure from [1]. I don’t know about the average european country, but in France annual salaries are reported before taxes. You can remove ~25% off that to get the after-taxes amount.
The news media won't reward me anything but a pat on the head for revealing a politician's unsavory history, and as for interested parties paying for it... The politician in question is 100% an interested party.
What are the long term prospects for freedom of expression there? [1]

As a first generation immigrant I just don't think the opportunities for socio-economic mobility would be present for my (future) kids anywhere but in a liberal democracy.

[1] https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/10/poland-...
Though some Presidents have served as house representatives in their past, none of them made the Presidency without doing something else in between their house service and winning the presidency.

https://history.house.gov/People/Other-Office/Member-Preside...
Wow! I knew Waffle House cooks used pickles as a way to keep track of some orders. I did not know that system was so clever.
I haven't figured what I want to do with this yet.

Most like something like `users.filter(_.name.starts_with('A'))`
This makes them probably the second ever YC company to go public, the first being Dropbox.
Also related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=758653
It's not just upvotes and downvotes. Twitter doesn't track karma, so people just compete on number of followers or retweets or other measures of "reach" instead. Upvotes are only one way to trigger that dopamine hit.
Thanks for pointing this out! Wow... this is something else.

I'm confused by the fact that the document you linked to is labeled "recommendation". The recommended changes are indeed much, much broader than the original draft and have me worried. However, I must admit that I do not know if these recommendations are changes that will be applied unconditionally or not. I am not familiar enough with the procedures within the Bundesrat.
Carbs = Sugar. Period, end of story. The key to good body composition is a high protein, low carb (low sugar) diet. Avoid foods that spike insulin.

Anything else is hogwash, because calories are not calories.
Same. I took my wife a long time ago when we were dating and for some reason she ordered a pork chop which wasn't great and it really turned her off of waffle house. I've been trying to get her to go back and will emphasize on sticking with the breakfast classics.
> But I guess that's why it's better to avoid incentives and hope for good judgement.

You don’t like incentives because they’re too grey, yet relying on “good judgement” is clear cut? I have to disagree. Even if incentives are murky, untangling them is way easier to get consensus on than “good judgement”.
Yeah, we have some caching and retain metadata to avoid making more calls than we need to.

It’s just frustrating that we need to keep this information around on our side to mitigate issues with the API that is central to their entire business.
EBMUD in the Bay Area offers free tours of their water treatment plant in Emeryville. Very cool if you are interested in infrastructure and don't mind some bad smells. :)

https://www.ebmud.com/wastewater/collection-treatment/wastew...
I'm using Zenhub. The only missing feature to me, is linking issue within milestone description.
You sound like a fella that doesn't spend much time around post-menopausal women :)
Choline is an extremely important element for health. Recent studies have shown that it has a dramatic positive effect on fatty liver disease, other ailments.

Egg yolk is a major source of choline. Fatty liver disease has seen a dramatic increase since people have removed eggs from their diets.

This study is questionable as other commenters have mentioned. I'm not buying the "eggs are bad" sentiment again.
> Well, Mandos sleep should have only come into play if you were killing other members of your 'side'. I spent a lot of time playing characters on both sides, killing and being killed in PvP, but always cross 'side', and Mandos sleep was never a thing.

I thought that was Valley of Morgul, not Mandos sleep? I could have sword Mandos sleep was something that could strike a high-level char not-quite-but-sort-of randomly, ostensibly to prevent spamdying. Sort of a "take some time to cool off, buddy" thing.

> Re: losing more than a whole level after dying: that and the other 'hard' things about the game really drew me in.

> I crave games where there are real risks, something substantial to lose. For most free games, that is going to be mean time.

I guess that's the key difference right there. I found the punishments excessive and, to make things worse, the ping was leading me straight into those punishment situations. I like having real risks, too -- that's why I think the latest changes in Conan Exiles are actually pretty good -- but I guess I disagree about how hard the punishment should be.

Ironically, I felt that way back when I had oodles and oodles of free time. Now that I'm married and have a kid, I have even less of that, so you can imagine that I'm quite leery of going back to a game that threatens to punish me by taking away huge amounts of something I have so little of ;)

At any rate, I might try it again. Few games have ever scratched that itch for me.

EDIT: To clarify, it's not the safety that I need in a game. One of the best moments I still remember was when I had to run away from a BN who surprised me while I was trying to do Malardil. Safety is overrated. Losing more than a full level because I'm running from a big bad PK player and I mobrip? That's depressing ;)
> unless a commercial use for cow urine can be found, or laws changed, I can't imagine this product going anywhere.

I believe you havent heard from the ruling party of India and their ilk.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/cow-urine-cleaner-to-r...
For every $ spent in fb newsfeed ad spend, you'll get some folks liking your page.
180° is no exaggeration!
wyhash is a close relative to mumhashv2, and feature approximately the same performance strength and weaknesses.
The 400K compiler is interesting. But, does it help to solve any of my problems today? I would like to hear more about the reason of its development.
Kuddos for this great concept and best of lucks!
We were almost batch partners ;)
Advances in 3D-Printed Patient-Specific Models Assessing Coronary Artery Disease
To the Bat Cluster! Setting Up Enterprise Linux for ARM on the X-Gene 1
Don't have links on hand, but it changes from country to country. We started ours in Sweden, where my cofounder is from. It was pretty easy compared to the 503(C) process in the US: create a governing document, put together a board, hold your first meeting, apply for organization status, apply for charity status.

Happy to talk more if you want- my email is in my profile.
Hard-won pro-tip: IDs should pretty much always have some sort of prefix when stored as strings, even if you swear you're never going to change them. You're not going to want to try to divine which id was which based on string length or what chars are where later.

I qualify "when stored as strings" because id numbers in database rows are in a sufficiently strong context on their own, for instance. But once they get serialized to strings, you really ought to stick a prefix on them. You may only change 10% of your ids, but the saving on that 10% will be well worth the cost of prefixing your ids.
My first trip to a Waffle House was quite memorable. 6am after a redeye into the Atlanta suburbs. Customers ranged from, uh.. "economically disadvantaged" caucasians missing teeth, to a pair of surfer-dude looking white guys who looked like they just drove in from Newport Beach in their 1970s Porsche 914, to a dapper african-american businessman in a brand new Porsche Cayenne SUV.. it was my first time to the south and it was truly a cross-section of society.
I don't see the value-add of a scale over, say, a button. I'm going to be interacting with the coffee when I use it, why not just leave the decision to re-order to me then?
What does [dupe] mean?
How do you get fibre then?
Beyond the prevalent bias, nutritional science is just hard. I doubt we'll ever really get a handle on it.

It isn't ethical to lock people up and feed them a steady diet of something we might thing is going to cause them to develop some disease. So we have to rely on mostly self-reported data collected over extended periods of time.

That being said, I think the first pushback against eggs had to do with their high amounts of cholesterol. It was original assumed that dietary cholesterol intake was related to blood cholesterol levels. Which is something we now know to be false.

However, eggs are very high in saturated fats. The American Heart Associate still recommends that these be limited (from all sources) because there is a good deal of evidence that saturated fat intake contributes to elevated LDL cholesterol.

I generally trust AHA recommendations, but they are not free from bias, as they have food companies as "corporate supporters."
And before I get someone saying "just run at an 'energy deficit' - consume less calories than you burn" - I say, if you want to look and FEEL good, the person who eats 1,500 calories a day of carbohydrates vs 1,500 calories a day of protein, vegetables (carbohydrates largely bound by fiber), etc - will look and feel vastly different. This is why it's not just as simple as calories in - calories out.
The US didn't ban 4chan or 8chan...New Zealand did, and it does not appear that imminence is a requirement over there.

Also, imminent doesn't mean immediate. It depends on the circumstances of the crime...if a crime takes a long time to plan and carry out, "imminent" can actually mean weeks before the actual commission of the crime.
To be pedantic:

You say "It all melts", and then "I trust that the experts know the difference between permanent snow....".

I hypothesised satellite photos, I'm not sure if depth of snow is relevant for more than just volume, and whether you could get good estimates of depth (and density???) from a satellite.
How to complete a 5 week University Software Research Project in 2 days [pdf]
None of those things are specific to Python. In fact Go's formal specification is small enough to be read in one sitting, and it omits concepts like decorators, generators, and sheds alternatives for single solutions, such as removing inheritance in favor of only composition. Go is designed to be picked up faster than any language.

Go is also designed to be easily understood. Python uses a lot of magic, like MagicMock, operator overloading, any all of the fun dynamic overloading you can do. Go favors being incredibly, stupidly simple instead.

Go also has a huge user base and although Go has no formal package repository, Go's popularity makes it exceedingly likely that you will not just find a package for what you're doing, but a package that is actually maintained and being actively worked on.

There's also nothing about Go that makes it less of a generalist language than Python.
Thank you. We were accepted on our third application. Keep grinding!
Love this product. Very warm feeling getting the "coffee is on the way!" Email every few weeks :)
my first comment here on Hacker News. So cool !
Smart move to secure .com beforehand.
The Secretary of State sees fit to make a public announcement about how ICC investigators won't be granted US visas, but when a Saudi national commits a fatal hit-and-run on US soil, he can be flown out by his government under the cover of night, no problem [1]. Here's what the attorney for the family of the victim said:

"While we appreciate Secretary Pompeo's condolences, what we need is a commitment by this administration to act: to negotiate with the King of Saudi Arabia for the return of Mr Noorah. We understand that while 'the law enforcement options are limited', the Department of State options are not so limited."

It is beyond parody that a government undertaking multiple military campaigns abroad, including helping Saudi Arabia foment a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, is claiming to be powerless to act because Saudi Arabia doesn't have a bilateral extradition treaty with the US. As if there aren't billions in arms deals and military aid that the US could use as leverage if they wanted to.

Pompeo clearly has far bigger priorities. Like making sure ICC investigators looking into Israel's settlements also can't set foot in the US either.

[1]https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-47377888
No programming required....the mechanical clockworks for that was figured out a few hundred years ago.
Love the idea. Please try to add Madcap (https://madcapcoffee.com/) to your list of coffee producers; they are one of the best coffee roasters in the US, in my opinion. They already have a traditional subscription model that ships all over the country.
Ah, If I had a dollar for every time a post like this shows up on HN, I'd be a millionaire. It's either this, or some personal anecdote of how some founder took his startup to Austin, Detroit, Nashville, Seattle .. < insert gentrifying city here > and they are kicking butt.

Last I checked, San Francisco alone accounted for 25% of the V.C Money and San Francisco + Silicon Valley accounts for over 45% of V.C. Money.

Source: https://www.citylab.com/life/2018/03/the-extreme-geographic-...

> The Bay Area—that is, San Francisco and Silicon Valley—currently accounts for nearly 45 percent of total venture capital investment in the entire United States

and there is no tug of war.

>This kind of story is often framed as a tug of war between Silicon Valley and the rest of the country

Write all you want, but if you are looking for funding (which most entrepreneurs are), then San Francisco and Silicon Valley is still the place to be at.
Value added doesn't have much to do with it but there are other supply and demand factors at work. Truly remote friendly employers are still the exception so there is still high demand for engineers who are willing to relocate to the Bay Area. Someone not already there who is evaluating job opportunities will be considering a number of factors besides salary: cost of living, disruption of relocating to them and their family, lifestyle, culture, etc. and how they weight these factors will depend on the individual. They will be willing to accept pay lower by whatever it is worth to them to stay where they are.
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Where's the controversy? Virtually every nation's broad dietary recommendations are the same, and are largely unchanged over the last 100 years. There are individual studies about specific foods (like eggs, butters, trans fats, etc) that have some turbulence. But "Eat whole grains, legumes, vegetables, greens, and fruits. Limit meats, saturated fats, sugars, and processed foods." is pretty much only disputed by bro-science and a handful of carefully cherry-picked studies.
Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculated pi to a record 31.4T digits
Serverless Approach to Integrate Gitlab Webhooks with Riter GraphQL API
Which means nothing to the other drivers and pedestrians sharing space with these hazardous nuisances.

Personally I prefer these people use electric scooters than N-thousand-pound >100HP vehicles.
> blackmail is an act of concealment and legalizing it should produce more, not less, concealment.

And therein lies the debate, some view instead view blackmail as an act of coercion and legalizing it should produce more, not less, coercion.

After all, you can blackmail someone to take an action when they otherwise wouldn't.