skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm from Poland, and I've got quite a lot experience in using Polish software. Using male forms is the norm, nobody writes "wygrałeś/aś" within the software.

I can't speak for proper games you run on a laptop, but I've seen that form in several places. Admittedly, it could well have stood out to me as I wondered "What on earth..."

Americans might consider it sexist, but it's the only practical solution to the issue.

Heh, on a separate but kinda-related note, I wonder how much of this is related to some of Polish's other grammatical rules? If a group of women were in a pub last night, they could say byłyśmy, but if there was a single man there, it becomes byliśmy.

It seems that there are one set of grammatical rules for women, children and animals, and another set for men. It's fascinating!
I'm not advocating for new laws, but I do not believe this is a first amendment issue.
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I know Thatcher was a polarising individual; for her politics and actions during the mining strikes etc.

However, she rose to the top of an extremely male dominated field through conviction and sheer force of personality. And I think that deserves respect in itself.

Given the current issues surrounding gender equality in many fields, her example should serve as inspiration.

(Fact I have just learned; she was born just down the road from me! I'm quite surprised Grantham doesn't make a bigger deal of her roots there)
EuRuKo 2013 1st ticket batch goes online on Friday 12/03/2013 at 14:00 UTC
Hey all, we are thrilled to announce that the upcoming EuRuKo conference is taking place in Athens on the 28-29 of June and our first batch of 100 tickets is going on sale on Friday 12/03. 700 tickets are going to be available this year and an additional 100 for user groups and guests of honor. Tickets will be allocated on a strictly first come first serve basis so mark the date and time on your calendar and have a tab with with http://www.euruko2013.org ready and waiting.

May the Rubee with you!
Cool. I'm a grad student in another chemistry theory group. Dr. Sherrill definitely has the best notes on electronic structure calculations.
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We can create form for submit new files or add specific people to manage single language etc.

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If you work from home that is. Most people work in an office in the city, where dogs arent allowed, or if they are allowed, going for a walk with the dog in the middle of the city isnt exactly fun unless you count collecting poop as fun and relaxing.
I love how people try to blame Capitalism for the problems caused by Statism and Cronyism.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thatcherism#Criticism
All respect to the brilliant person though.
It's interesting you truncated my example which was pre-Asm.js but still managed to be playable.

They took a shortcut, sure. Historically JS performance hasn't supported that kind of application, and thus there are few modern or impressive 3d game engines written in it.

You were wondering why we want JS to be faster, there's your answer. I'm not sure what's left to explain.

You seem to be saying "Browsers shouldn't do X because they are too slow." "Barring X, browsers are plenty fast and don't need to be any faster." I'm not sure why you don't see that those cancel out. Also X seems to be a fairly vague set of applications, some of which have working demos.

Regarding "my" nails and hammers, I'm actually not a huge fan of much of the tech involved in modern browsers. I'm just not able to ignore what Mozilla and Google are accomplishing here nor the interest that it garners from developers as a cross-platform VM. Can we stop trying to insult me out of having a valid opinion?

If we want make this personal - personally, I don't really care about any platform besides the ones I use, and those (deliberately) tend to be easy targets for portable C/C++.

That's apparently too much work though; people want (to at least believe they have) a single target. The browser is coming to be an option for that, whether anyone likes it or not.
Try publishing information about a criminal trial, or about an auction of WWII memorabilia, in "almost no laws" places like France or Germany, and let me know how it goes.
Then explain the EU to me? Especially the beginnings of it? E.g. France, UK and Germany, mortal enemies for centuries, shifting focus from self-interest defense thinking to collaboration?
I am subtly torn here.

I am one of "Thatcher's children" having grown up in the late seventies and eighties. I clearly remember watching her enter Downing St and my mother telling me that things were going to get better now a woman was in charge.

She oversaw wrenching shifts in Britain's social and economic structures, was hated, respected, but rarely loved and kicked out without ceremony.

But my abiding memories are of something getting done. Rarely were there somethings that everyone agreed upon, rarely was it done well, but things were done. Thatcher had an agenda when she came to power. Her "success" over the Falklands enabled her to push that agenda - one of massive economic change. It seemed obvious and overdue to her and her main advisors that the semi-Keynesian establishment needed shaking up. And she and her band of, at the time, outsiders, did just that. Something happened. Something inevitable.

In the deadlocked worlds of politics I see in the UK and US, this is a trait that might be worth admiring.

But now in my own middle age, well, if I were PM now, my personal focus would be on the changes needed to deal with the Internet as the Central nervous system of humankind - issues of privacy, of government accessibility, of security of networks and national assets, of education policy. Those are my "Bleedin obvious" policy shifts. Things I would drive home ruthlessly, because not to do so would be like a time traveller knowing the all the days winning horses and still not betting.

So, to sum up, doing something in politics takes a special kind of ruthlessness. Sometimes we need to have people who will sacrifice others in order to make the inevitable happen now - there are many mining towns feeling the sacrifice to this day.

But we need now not to debate the issues of 1980, but to look at the next inevitable changes - and do our best to get ahead of them. Much of the Eurozone troubles are down to the countries missing a Thatcher, and having politicians who simply waited till the inevitable happened. Can anyone spot a politician who gets the needs of 2040?
It's quite common to write in asexual form, like 'Wygrana!'.

Isn't "Wygrana" just the noun, rather than a verb? So the nearest equivalent in English would be "Win!" rather than "You Won"?

When you first mentioned "asexual form," I was thinking something like "Wygrało," but "It Won!" sounds a bit impersonal to me. Not sure whether that's better or worse than assuming the reader's male.

Also there are a lot more pitfalls regarding slavic languages, for example in polish, there are few plural forms

That's an incredibly fun one. If it ends in 2, 3 or 4 and isn't 12, 13 or 14, you use the nominative plural ending, otherwise the genitive plural ending. At least... I think that's for nouns in nominative and accusative cases, right? My head quickly starts spinning when I think about these.
Indeed, there is a great hole in my heart today, MG was a good example of how a lady can balance both feminism, and supposed masculine activities of leadership, strong influence, unshakable character, and above all, the ability to change the world as we know it.

IG, was a similar case, though unpopular in west, due to the political situations back then, but here is a video, that dives into her personality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKiQboyDMUo
I don't think you understand.

Before the filming, the cruelty happened and profits were just fine.

After the filming was shown, profits went down/business was lost.

Clearly the problem they need to fix is to stop filming to help keep profits up and avoid losing business.

Clearer now ?
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I have a blind dog that we rescued. Some days he decides he's going to be great. On those days it's wonderful walking. Frank Lyod Right once said that he doesn't design in the studio, he just draws there. I feel something similar when I'm on a walk with my dog on a good day. Of course good days are rare. You can take the dog out of the street but you can't take the street out of the dog. He's extremely stubborn, which leads to frustrating walks. It can be hard to think about code when you're fighting with your dog.
As a wordpress administrator, I detest plugins.

There's no isolation. If a plugin breaks or is slow, the whole of Wordpress breaks or is slow(er).

That's not entirely their fault. Every PHP application that runs in a shared hosting environment is stuck with the same unsolvable stability / security problems:

* Shared login to the database means and plugin or theme can see any data on any table

* Single-process structure ensures that a single glitch halts the world

* Serial execution means a slow plugin can choke a site

And so on and so forth.

I still believe that when web apps are targeted at VPSes a lot of this pain will go away. Imagine if plugins ran as jailed processes and communicating by message queues. If a plugin faulted or didn't meet the render deadline, its input would simply be skipped and life would go on.

A man can dream.
Sure it is. The proposed text of the "Animal Ecological Terrorism Act" provides for criminal penalties including jail time for violators. Why should the First Amendment not protect me from the state in this context?
There is ample reason to "pull this kind of stunt". Exhausting the easy part of the market. Hence he needs to expand the market. I do find his choice of market comparison to be a bit suspect, there are other cars in this price range who have much higher residuals.

Elon has simply come to the realization that the low hanging fruit isn't going to pull his company along far enough to get to the next expensive car, the X. That everyman car is still beyond that point and he still has to get there.

As for the lease costs, remember its your tax dollars contributing towards someone's ownership of this vehicle. While some will claim its the cost of progress I see no reason progress to rewarded excessive costs of progress.
There should have been a restriction on the price of the car it was applied too, no need to subsidize luxury rides. There are many alternatives below 40k that if bought in sufficient numbers would do more for adoption
Well i did not like her for sure , but RIP. We all die , no matter if we are king or slaves , poor or rich , famous or anonymous.
Learning decorators is usually one of the first 'a-hah!' moments in the experience of someone coming to python from another language. The wonders of the yield statement often follow. Here's the obligatory link to 'A Curious Course on Coroutines and Concurrency' which is an excellent introduction to one of Python's most unknown yet useful features. As he puts it, they are similar to 'lightweight classes' that you can use to encapsulate state and send messages to. In the video, he starts with generators, and eventually ends up with an entire operating system (scheduler, syscalls, etc...) based on coroutines.
Yes, I'm sure the Supreme Court will uphold prior restraint laws. The problem is the fear, uncertainty, and doubt as we wait for the case to make it there.
May God rest her soul, her memory will never be forgotten.
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2 signatures (as of 12 minutes after you posted it) is not strong support.
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How can larger number of coins be an advantage (or disadvantage for that matter)? As long as the supply is fixed it doesn't matter if the total is just 1 coin or 100 trillion coins.
You can write articles, but you don't get all the laws protecting journalists without getting a licence first. And even then, you usually need to be working for a press agency to get all privileges, you don't get all of them by being a freelancer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_pass
I still don't understand how some people work without a folder hierarchy in the left pane... I never understood Norton's dual-file-list-pane setup - the current path is not sufficient context for me.
Welcome to the future of intelligence agencies. Their employees are legally required to know less than the general public.
Exactly the problem that Emma Goldman had with feminism, if women are looking to hold the same morally bankrupt positions of power that men have then equality is a false hope for all.

She fucked over a lot of people, she is hated still by a large portion of the British people to do this as a woman within the male dominated power structures of the time is nothing to be proud of.
Seems you forgot to include the link, so for those interested: http://dabeaz.com/coroutines/
I guess history has taught us that poverty is irrelevant of who wins the elections.
"What are you in for?"

"Terrorism"

"How many people did you kill?"

"I filmed some chickens."
So which country are you talking about then?
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RIP.One of the greatest human in Mid-80s.
If you live in a free county, say fuck on TV. If not don't lecture others about free speech.
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File is online for 26 hours now :)

I am force to make file private due to google server limitations. Still can use it but after using gmail account.

Bladum
Macbook prank - troll your coworkers with random alert sounds
Have you ever found an unlocked MacBook in your office? Download this on your victim's MacBook and run it in a screen session.
It's First Amendment material, and I doubt the Supreme Court will uphold any of these laws. The problem is that there will be problems for people in the years between when the laws are passed and when a good case finally makes it to the Supreme Court.

(The bit about making violating your employment contract a criminal act sounds exactly like the law that makes you a criminal for violating a website's ToS. Which has pretty much been struck down. But hey, there's no penalty for passing bad laws, so why not try? It makes your handlers happy!)
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What is the deal with HN's unknown or expired links when you take more than a few minutes to browse a list- and horrible urls.
why doesnt somebody repair that?
rich kid's tantrums. same as tatcher. how about thinking of 4th generation unemployment, starving people or anything else that will make a difference to the world?

you don't think differently. don't kid yourself. you like the rich kid's war
It is not, he's wrong. Whether someone is, or is not, a journalist has been decided by courts in the past as part of the application of the various journalist shield laws.

Working for a well-known publication and having a journalism degree certainly helps your case, but it is not required.
What advantages DSLite has vs. dual-stack with CGN IPv4? Seems to complicate things for no good reason.
sorry if i wasnt clear, im talking about pagination of lists on HN
...And of course if the supreme court refuses the case...
That recording was illegal: http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/florida-recording-law
30 seconds into Wikipedia:

> So I would like a good example of a law from a european country

Germany
"Insulting of Faiths, Religious Societies and Organizations Dedicated to a Philosophy of Life if they could disturb public peace (Section 166)."

On topic, Switzerland tried to censor essentially the same thing (livestock farming practices) and was sued for it. They lost.
So this is a fork of webkit? Does Safari get stuck with some incompatible because different engine? Apple can/will join blink too? How will it display the >blink< taglement? It's like Google are saying, "thanks for all the stuff you did on khtml, now we'll take it from here bub."
she (god) sure will if she's not a miner... otherwise, she'll be in for a rough time. either way, the sooner she's forgotten, the better for all mankind. the rich already have it better, it's the poor that need help.

i'm sorry you feel that way. losing your soul must be traumatic
The correct approach would be to find a pronounless substitute if possible, e.g. Winnings.
> Who in their right mind would even propose such legislation.

The Swiss. They lost.
Have you tried clicker training him? I highly recommend it. It's been super useful to me so far in just the past few days I've been using it.
I am not British, and was 5 when she was in power. I may be wrong, but Thatcher, in my view, falls in the class of politicians with a medium/long term plan.

She could have been wrong, but as current events show, it is even worse to be led by politicians who have no idea where Europe will be ten years from now.

It looks like no plan is worse than a poor plan.
If you consistently have the "last 20% takes 50% of the project" situation, then your scheduling is based on wishful thinking rather than past performance.

No method guarantees project success, as can be seen from plenty of failed high-profile projects. But basic project management and estimation methods applied not only at project start, will definitely get you out of the very basic problem of "90% complete, forever".
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From original article: but they can be like seeing open-heart surgery for the first time.

“They could be performing a perfect procedure, but you would consider it abhorrent that they were cutting a person open,” she said.

So should we now ban the taping of heart surgery?
I have a relative who runs a big company selling meat. He only goes to his office once per week, no need to be there any more often. Almost everything that happens in the company is dealt with by his managers, so only super-critical stuff gets through to him. I can see how a person like that can be unaware that workers in one of his slaughterhouses kick pigs in the face, he's got better things to do than look through security footage all day. And when these things happen they are dealt with by local managers there,not by him personally.

Like there was a case few months back, when one of his drivers was in an accident and killed a few people, and he - as a company owner - wouldn't even know about it if the insurance company hadn't called him directly telling him that they will be paying few million out of his policy, which made him look into it. If that didn't happen, he would not even be aware of that situation.
To answer the question posed by the headline, no.

Certainly there is neither a statute nor a regulation that says that polite disagreement is a general ground for removal from a flight. Millions of people are flying each week, and they may have a variety of opinions, but removing passengers is very rare. A few anecdotes here and there do not change the general statistics that plenty of people are flying. It's okay (as here) to ask a question. Maybe you will not be satisfied with the answer, but the flight can go on with you on board.
Inventing ... Is not the issue. There are several ways to infringe a patent, and one of them is "practicing" it. This is likely the legal theory for finding infringement here.
For a self-hosted translation management system, you can have a look at weblate :

http://weblate.org/
really? 2 signatures (still at this moment) is NO strong support. I suspect a ploy!
Parallelizing independent tasks with Erlang/Elixir
A favorite topic of HN?

https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=ti...
I'm not sure why you think women in positions of power should lead to an intrinsically better world? Obviously women being properly represented in all walks of life is better in and of itself, but the outcomes beyond equality?

This is succinctly summed up in one of the dilbert books -

Phenomenon: Equal rights and representation of women in the workplace. Result: Everyone realises women are just as stupid and selfish as men.
Please do confirm here once she actually attends, I would love to see how this turns out!
Certain "processes" can be patented.
>But it should also be noted that they don't advertise it as the price of a Tesla but the cost, or "the true cost of owning a Tesla". Cost and price are 2 different things. My problem though is that I don't think that they got the math right.

Then why was it worded in a way that gave the impression they were telling you the price? Even several people here, presumably somewhat intelligent, came away with that idea. The fact that TCO and price are different is no reason use language that muddies the difference.
I meant actual insurance, via insurance company. Delivery would be funded via money on the insurance. The insurer would've been obliged to comply with these terms.
Regarding the killing after acquisition - I agree, but these are the cases the insurance would be targeted against. Those without insurance would be clear that they don't care about the user.
My keyboard setup is as follows: dvorak layout, with the parens remapped where the "w" and "e" are on querty. In order to make emacs easier to use, I have the Ctrl mapped to the Alts and meta mapped to the win key. Caps Lock is backspace. Some people map Caps Lock to Ctrl, but this isn't needed in my setup. I've read about custom layouts with the parens on the home row.
Fascist.
"if women are looking to hold the same morally bankrupt positions of power that men have"

This is pure sexism and stereotyping men.
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I very curious what the funeral will be like -- I imagine there will have to be a hell of a lot of security to protect the body and attendees.
Soon rich people will no longer die. This will make for some interesting social changes.
They're using the idea of the polygraph, the actual measurements could mean anything. It's the "conversation" during and after the test that counts.

Of course it's also a great medium to screw someone over, but that's a whole other thing.
Is there a single page / pdf version of this tutorial?
Can't even see the page...
Yes and there are no ridiculous articles in Wikipedia.
Also their basic SSL Cert is only about $16 USD. Very reasonable.
Ahh yes, thank you!
"They asked if the captain might be consulted."

Wait, they were in the air, and they want to talk to the captain? The person responsible for everyone's safety? Because they couldn't cover their children's eyes during a few minutes of a PG-13 movie?

By all means, ask the flight attendant if they can do anything. But, when they say no, its time to wait until the flight lands and talk to someone. Asking to see a pilot mid flight is very obnoxious and goes way beyond a polite disagreement.

Obviously they shouldn't have diverted, but when someone is demanding to see the pilot, they have escalated to the point where a miscomunication between crew members can cause problems.

Flight attendant: "Someone back here is demanding to see you".
Pilot: "I'm not leaving the cockpit."
Pilot to Pilot 2: "Lets divert, this is strange"

Obviously he should have clarified whether it was a threat, but when you are overworked, and you have everyone's safety in mind, it makes sense to be extra safe. That is what they are paid for.
I have a close friend who is in the cockpit for a major American airline. Although most of the people he flies with are normal, nice folks - he tells me that there are some really bizarre little Napolean complexes in the Captain's seat for some flights. You're better off not knowing that some of these people are in charge of your life sometimes.

This story doesn't so much tell us about all this power they have to kick you off the plane. It should illuminate the craziness of the people to whom that power has been given.