skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe they could implement it with S&P 500 and tqking a short position to cancel out ownership of stock XYZ. This way they don't have the demand problem you alluded to. Then they can charge customers an additional fee for this customization, which would cover the cost of the short. I imagine some would pay this additional customization fee since it's a small price to feel morally consistent.
If this were as viable as you are implying, then everyone would do it already.
Hah we're working on something similar - you can use it to monetize OSS or build a business around your own proprietary tech in fifteen minutes : https://boomsaas.com

Feross I know you from node (and I think you know me) - it could be fun working on this together :)
That's the best thing about Kaiser. The care may only be adequate, but the no surprise out of network bills makes it better than any of the other plans.
Oddly so is the word fish there is no ocean creature that is a "fish" each is vastly different. It would be like referring to everything not in the ocean by a single name like "terreseta". Even though a camel and a snake are vastly different.
It is also called "reading the law". But you are right, you do it under the supervision of a licensed attorney. Reading the law does not get you out of sitting for the bar exam. Going to a top-10 law school does not get you out of sitting for the bar exam either, at least in California.

In Cali, the pass rate for the bar exam (3 days long) was around 45% when my wife took it (and passed it on first go! Yay!). So, sure, in CA you can sit for the bar exam after reading the law, and hang out your own shingle, and maybe become a judge. If you pass the bar exam, you are, and in IMHO deserve to be, good to go.
Winter of Discontent
TLDR: It's a Docker Compose utility [0].

[0]: https://docs.lando.dev/basics/#what-is-it-good-for
Yeah I guess the study solely focused on carb regeneration during cycling.

In practice, eating savory carbs is great for the first half of a long ride. But when you’re riding 100-200km, you get so tired of eating.

I typically eat solids foods for the first 70k or so. But after that, when you’re eating every 20 to 30 minutes, you just don’t want to eat.

That’s when you turn to gels and things that are small and packed with carbs.

Relying on just solid foods is not feasible for those long distance rides.

However, you can’t just rely only on gels and sugary stuff either.

Yesterday I rode 150km with 3000 meters of climbing. My friend and I had a small breakfast of local food before hitting the road. Started eating at about 35k in, because we climbed a thousand meters at that point.

During the course of the ride I had two bananas, two sticks of Yokan, and an SIS energy gel. We also grabbed a quick bite at 7 of a fantuan. But the majority of the ride was sweeter carbs to keep going.

I wanted to puke after forcing down that last yokan before the final climb. My friend and I wanted nothing with sugar after that ride.

The point being, there’s a fine balance that has to be made for the long rides. Food is important, and I’m experimenting with different recipes for the savory foods throughout the first half of a long ride.
Vietnam was worse than that. There was no criteria for winning and no visible end, so the conduct of the conflict was insane.

Kill counts were an objective measurement that demonstrated that something was done, and turned into evidence of “victory“.

Intelligence, whether human or artificial, cannot fix problems that cannot be defined.
> People are going to get fed up if they've got to pay for dozens of streaming services to get all the shows that they wa

I agree. You start paying $70 for internet, $15 to Netflix, $15 to Disney, $10 to Hulu and really you're back to where you were with cable. I think having a couple offerings in the universe is great for competition reasons, but I will not spend the equivalent of a cable bill to get most of what I want to watch from mutually exclusive services.

I'm not saying I'll pirate the shows I can't get, but it certainly makes a good case for that.
The Fast and Furious was not inspired by Point Break.

It was inspired by the director (Rob Cohen) having watched illegal street races in Los Angeles.
Remember kids, always have a friend at the door to the OR checking IDs and corporate affiliations while you're under to avoid unexpected bills! (The US system is literally insane)
Type Route · A flexible, type safe routing library
Maybe not Java proper, but I've heard copious abuse heaped upon Hibernate.

Now, we shouldn't blame the tool, but the performance was bad, and the induced race conditions were a dagger to the heart for the project.
It doesn't say anything concrete because its purpose isn't to inform the reader. This is a PR marketing press release by the university advertising their impact.
> We have a great one at work that works great, prints stack traces

Sounds like the C and C++ situation where each company and large project rolls out their own string implementation.
wow, didn't know this happens over medical debt. I always thought just tons of letters and harassing phone calls. I know we don't have debtor prisons but if you are fined (say a guilty on a traffic ticket) and you don't pay, it can be considered contempt if you don't pay it and can then be jailed. I wonder if they are doing this for student loan debts, which some can't even be discharged in bankruptcy, and few states are suspending driver licenses over student loan debts similar to how they punish people who are behind on child support.

Also crazy you can be a judge without a law degree, even if you want to a be a lawyer there's a long process without going to law school, like years of a apprenticeship. Feel like that opens up the judge to being manipulated by lawyers. Just seems like more evidence that the so called justice system isn't really just. Then the whole private prisons and prisons not really focused on rehabilitation, people get released and don't know what to do on the outside so they reoffend and get comfortable with prison. I guess in prison at least you get food and probably warmer than being cold on the streets homeless. There's some books I've been wanting to read on these topics, but haven't got around to it yet. Apparently people unknowingly commits three felonies a day, and of course being ignorant is a excuse either as you must memorize and understand thousands of pages of legal gibberish.

Feel like our nation has veered so far off course than our original principles and ideals, and then if you watch the news... Very disturbing stuff happening all over the place. Really saddening. Plus I feel like our education system is dumbing people down, but that's an entire other topic. But not sure if any other countries are that much better, seems like everywhere has it's problems.
http://archive.is/W7XAE
Army Building Cannon Capable of Firing from Nashville to NYC
Come on, Fast is almost a scene for scene remake of Point Break.
The second half of the book (Ch 4 & 5) I think are paramount to SICP, and arguably the apex of the book.
I remember a few years ago they thought they had a temple on a hill and they discovered the entire hill was the temple. It was so overgrown they couldn’t find the base. If the environment fights back that hard...

I mean, you’re fighting entropy every day. Sounds like an eco paradise but is also hell for historians.
...but it's made by a random tech consulting company (https://thinktandem.io/about/) and it says "for devs" ! they even do "technologies", like Drupal, Node.js, and DevOps ! and they program in 28 languages !
> It's the Strunk and White of programming (or was at the time).

On the chance you don't know — and because many don't — Kernighan & Plauger wrote The Elements of Programming Style a few years earlier.
Equally informative:

https://html5zombo.com/
So we're back to C where each project rolls out its own string implementation. This really shows the mentality of the golang authors.
I agree with the sentiment; this message is quite long for an invalid character in a file.

House style in the companies I've worked for is to include a link to a bug report and or code review that provides more context for those who want it. Even without that added context, I'd rather know
”judge without a law degree”

That one is really shocking. I don’t even understand how this can work if the judge isn’t highly trained.
Judo definitely helps. Any full contact martial art will, and Judo is the one with the most contact (at kids level) and lowest chance of serious injury. Wrestling too, but Judo typically covers more.

Lots of close contact will mean you're far less likely to panic in a fight situation. Most people have never been in a fight let alone hit.

Plus the fitness of course. Judo helps enormously with core strength.

BJJ borrows a lot from Judo, particularly the grappling.
It all comes down to preference, including what works for your hardware and your use case(s).

Before GNOME 3, Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora all used GNOME 2, and they were more alike than different. I'd say the same is true today with these three and GNOME 3, though Ubuntu skins it somewhat differently.

They really are more alike than you'd think.
Please Help Me Delete Me Account
I am unemployable and I assume it is my internet history that drives people away from me. Please show some morality and delete me account! I can't believe it is 2019 and I have to write this.
The original Turbo Pascal was a pretty simple one-pass recursive-descent compiler: https://www.pcengines.ch/tp3.htm

It looks like this one has a lot of constraints for easy 6502 code generation, like only allowing 8-bit variables in a FOR loop.
PL/SQL is not SQL.
I can’t imagine eating anything with dairy during a ride. That’s a recipe for disaster
`instanceof` in Java can be surprisingly fast. Plus, it seems that errors.Is and As rely on reflection, which is slow in golang.
http://gpokr.com not as active as it used to be but every now and then you'll find a table.
This guy has a fine sense of humor. From the website...

But.. why?

The author had a C64 as a kid, but never got the hang of understanding proper programming until the x86 era of the 90s. This is his way of mending the hole in is soul. In addition, he hopes that he’ll get filthy rich & famous off this project.

Pricing

Free of charge. How the “rich” part will be achieved is still up for debate.

The demo video linked from the website is well worth watching as well. Some punny stuff in there, like "Rogue Burger One".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhJSG7TiHAE

edit: spelling
Exercise. Therapy. Medication.

There are other ways to cope with depression (alcohol, for instance), but these are the healthy ones.
From someone who has experience in mostly SQL, Python, Linux commands, and a smattering of other languages that I've played with (Haskell, Common Lisp, F#, Ada, Prolog, Julia, Forth, Fortran...etc) I can say that J and modern APL systems are completely different in a lot of ways. Yes functional languages have a lot built around map/fold/filter that is very similar to J's tacit programming, but the implementation makes all the difference. With J you just have math basically (assuming you don't use the non idiomatic if-then constructs). I'm not saying J is better than Haskell at all, but keep in mind that when they say "loopless" it's possible that what they're trying to convey is that there are no imperative loops AND the combination of dynamic typing and tacit trains means you have something terse with zero boiler plate.
Igloo: A simple Windows automation tool
Good job rhythm and notes are separable skills.
This reminds me very much of 1970s Unix. Unix was also an research exercise into OS and userland minimalism and a new, streamlined language (yes, C) that created a new niche in the "like asm but better" space.

In other words, it had nothing in common with today's Linux. (-:
What we need to do is develop business models for the painful integration engineering.

For example Guacamole has proven quite the fussy little critter, but NetCubed[1] has a Ubuntu Linux Desktop that is quite nifty.

Does it hurt my pride to use a well-integrated, packaged solution? Yes, but: "What Marcellus Wallace said about pride."

[1] https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/seller-profile?ref=cns_sr...
It's pretty cheap. I'd say go for it.
Best general advice I've heard:

Get professional help if possible: Get meds and find a good counselor

Get the Big Three in order (Food, Sleep, Exercise): Eat healthy (e.g., DASH diet), get 8-9h sleep, get daily aerobic exercise (with a little anaerobic) and at least weekly strength training.
Not very well.
Have to agree, I had to go 2 levels deep in the doco to figure out what the tools does. I'd expect that info to be prominent in the landing page. Website looks beautiful though!
you have to eat more of the potato per calorie than the gel. I'd much rather just shotgun a gross gel packet for 100 calories and taste none of it than have to slog through more potatoes.
A list comprehension is still a for loop. Using `for x in list` instead of `for i in len(list)` is a nice bit of sugar, but still a for loop.

That said, high-performance Python does generally discourage the use of loops in favor of vectorised operations.
I try to don’t forget the words “keep your heart pumping”. It really helps your whole body, especially the brain.
I just cancelled my Prime subscription since it’s $120 and it seems to just be increasing so they can make more tv shows. Super annoying.
Propaganda from the North Koreans is worse than no evidence. We don't know what is going on there as it is absurdly unlikely that the NK government are providing honest statistics or allowing anyone to check what is happening.

Cross-country comparisons are dicey at the best of times because a whole stack of basic cultural assumptions are violated. Unless there is a thriving medical tourism trade to NK it is unlikely that any American would benefit from copying North Korea.

There is a long list of about about 150 countries that they could look to before even brushing against the idea of looking to North Korea for good ideas.
All – CSS: Cascading Style Sheets – MDN
Alternatively, parents that can helicopter (let's make it a verb and an adjective, as well as a noun?) are likely parents from affluent backgrounds. Perhaps they have the resources in time, money, connections and location to be able to allow their children to be hyper focused.

Either by permitting their children to be entirely focused on studies, careers or both. At this point however we're not talking about helicopter parents, we're talking about privilege.
Is it me or is it so weird that this "OS" (Linux distro) made by a laptop seller (admittedly, with a nerd clientele in mind) has for top selling point bundling a tool to manage your tensorflow installation?

Also mentions of blockchain and IoT make this page look like a buzzword bingo.
I get that this things purpose is for fun and not so much cracking a lot of networks, but I can't help but wonder how useful it would be to collate the ssid/gps/key data for public consumption. Even reward pwnagotchis for sumbmission
Already done https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12365693
For me, exercise and trying to re-frame my situation helps. I believe even if your exercise is just a 30min walk, it's better than sitting at home ruminating about things.

By re-framing I mean trying to rethink my situation from a third party or what I'd say if a friend told me about their life and how they feel. I think for a lot people, they can be their own worst critic.

I have used meditation in the past with Headspace. It helped me a lot during some really low points. I started therapy a few weeks after meditation and my therapist was very supportive of it. I'm not going to claim mediation is a cure-all but it definitely helps the "re-framing" and rumination.

Also if you have some friends or family to hang out with, try do it. Even if you have to force yourself to go and you don't interact with them much, I believe it's better than being alone in your darker times.
Kudos on launching but HN may not be the right platform to showcase a tool that offers a cryptic explanation of what it does and then requires the keys to the kingdom to try it out.

I think a video showing the tool in action, or even a few screenshots and couple blurbs, would go a long way to convincing a person to use it (if they're interested).
Satellite images reveal China's aircraft carrier factory
Out of HS I attended a 'flagship' school for 5 years, then returned to my hometown where a CC had been built in the interim. So the differences were obvious.

For -some- futures, doing the first year (or two) in a CC can be a better choice. Getting required electives out of the way, for example, probably at a lower cost. Getting feet wet and all the Frosh experiences out of the way.

OTOH, the competition and expertise attracted by a 'flagship' can be motivating and invaluable, from the get-go ... the opportunities to explore far more numerous ... not to mention the more diverse cultural and relationship environment.
Unsheltered, unclothed humans are pretty much limited to south of the Line of Palms. Living north of the Line of Palms requires either or both clothing and shelter. With effective clothing, minimal shelter is needed until conditions become quite severe. The military has experience with this, such as having men survive with rudimentary shelter outdoors through a Korean winter. Besides clothing and shelter, diet is important, and people who work outdoors in severe climates burn a lot of calories.
How so? I bought into Nest long before it was bought by Google. Should I have been able to predict all this somehow?
Make your bed nicely every day. Whatever else happens, you’ll have a made up bed whenever you glance at the room and at the end of the day
Money is the magic that makes everything possible:)

The true irony to me is that they probably could support it if they were going the other direction, since FreeBSD does have a Linux-compatible personality. Actually, you might still be able to leverage that going the other way... release X is based on FreeBSD, release X+1 uses the FreeBSD kernel but migrates to Void Linux userland complete with actual Linux ELF binaries and can still run FreeBSD binaries, release X+2 switches to just running the Void Linux binaries on a Linux kernel, and only moving one release at a time is supported. It'd just be an insane amount of work.
the most effective thing I have tried is leaving social network, focusing on personal growth.

drawing is also therapeutic.
It's disappointing to see someone aggressively defending their ignorance like this. It's okay if you don't understand what the article is saying, but it's unfortunate that you are blaming that on the article.

Maybe your time would be better spent solving some coding challenges in J or another array language like Dyalog APL, Kona, or A+, then comparing your solutions with others’ using the same language, rather than posting voluminous comments about how your lack of understanding means there's nothing to understand. It probably won't change your life, but it might be a useful tool in your mental toolbox when you're using more mainstream languages like R, SQL, or Octave; libraries like TensorFlow, Numpy, Pandas, PyTorch, or parts of Boost; or hardware like GPUs or processors with NEON and SSE.

(Related: Blub.)
Ah, yes.

I meant fail on an operation on an empty set. The number of times that I’ve had a potentially empty set is a fraction of all situations. Often a select all/select none situation, and adding a flag for silent failure in that case is cheap compared to all of the other bugs I’ve had to fix.
What style of cardio do people like? Some people have knee issues for example, or long winters. What do they do?
Sorry to hear
See a psychologist/psychiatrist.

Some advice here, such as exercising is good for the overall health of a human being, but depression isn't simple as this. Other advice is quite sad, such as "I eat a good stake" to avoid having a "dark mood". Depression is a serious mental issue that needs proper treatment, it isn't a joke.

A professional will be able to give you better guidance about this, with therapy and medicine.
One quote I've seen is that the only difference between food and medicine is dosage.
(Not disagreeing and is somewhat off the article topic to the article but wanted to counter point as engineers love to find reasons to rebuild in new stuff)

So you could also argue for that savings it may not be worth it. 100k is less then 1 engineer in most places (especially including TOTAL hire costs like equipment, office space, benefits, ect).

You can also argue it is much harder to hire golang engineers (or invest time/money into training engineers in go) so that that savings may not be worth it depending on the time it takes to rewrite plus the gamble of failure.

Also you need to ask could those engineers doing the rewrite have been working on up-sell features or other products that could make more money?

Would the investors (especial new growth oriented investors) care more about a increase in margins or a even larger multiple in ARR?
I also went from BASIC to Turbo Pascal (though in my case it was GW-BASIC) which i learned from a thick book - that book was my treasure for a long time as a kid.

I remember being annoyed initially because i had to declare my variables before using them, but it was worth it since unlike GW-BASIC, Turbo Pascal was able to create EXE files (which was the only reason i decided to use it :-P).
The author of the 'article' (and i use that term lightly) doesn't understand that allowing naval assets to fire on targets 1850km inland without using missiles is really a huge game changer in terms of cost per round for the whole system.

Its one of the reasons the navy is developing rail guns - they want to send cheap chunks of metal down range without expensive engines and guidance.
Hacker News doesn't delete accounts. You're out of luck.
There's an interview of Abelson floating around where he is asked why there was so much calculus in the examples and exercises. His response was that it was written for students who had just finished multiple semesters of calculus, so it made sense to use it. He goes on to indicate they made a second version, handed out as class notes to students in art degrees where the calculus was all replaced.

I also think you are introducing functional programming the wrong way to beginners. It's best and most intuitive use imho is in a math class. For example this book: https://cs.wheaton.edu/~tvandrun/dmfp/ has little prereqs, and will teach the reader both programming and math regardless of educational background. It really, really shines when it comes to learning counter-intuitive things like cardinality. I'm not the only person who thinks so either, here is one of the curriculum designers of Bootstrap, a US highschool programming curriculum, explaining how naturally that style of programming fits with algebra classes. https://www.janestreet.com/tech-talks/curriculumn-design/