skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You seemed to be labeling the uncertainty of whether modifying count affects the caller 'needless cognitive overhead'.

The only way to avoid altering the count parameter is to make a new variable for counting.
I was about to use Yesod instead also, then I came across OP's book.
And eat the leftovers for dinner... reheated on a pan, it's actually pretty good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWIJNaA-JNA
It's a civil case, the companies are being sued by employees for back-compensation, not by the government for shady practices.
On Urgency: why millenials can be better, go farther, and succeed faster
I think what he/she is trying to say:
- if you have to choose between your kids vs your career, pick your kids
- if you can have both great career + raise a great, loving family, then awesome!

I do have a dream to run my own startups, but I guess I'm "too old" for that now and I didn't see anyone in the age of 40+ founding their first startup in the valley.

I guess I'll have to give up my desire now
Sal helped me with my math during HS. I'd love to pay it forward :) Shot you an email!
In this case it might be useful if compilers (or a test compiling tool) had a "go crazy for undefined behaviour option". This might be difficult to implement but could do things like randomise sort order where it's undefined. Similar to how fuzz testing an application's input, this would fuzz test the compilation phase.
Can the post get any more subjective?
I'm sorry if that seems dense to you. That's pretty much beginner C stuff; after years of writing it, its absolutely transparent to an experienced programmer. I'm astonished at the vitriol; every language takes some learning whether it be lambdas or annotations or declarations or whatever; if it seems opaque to you, perhaps some reading is in order.
In my opinion it's focusing on the wrong part. Between the two trends (IE11 growing or IE10 vs IE9) the former is more likely to continue and the latter is likely to end as more machines reach end of life.
Here's an alternate proposal: don't let companies donate to government, but do raise their taxes and provide adequate policing.
Yeah, it kind of did.

Which chat program do you know can send a message as an email? And receive chat messages via an email address?

It seems the idea behind this, is that it's a "persistent chat".
Founding and running a startup is a lot of determination and perseverance, as we all know. It goes beyond gender, in my opinion. It is about who you are, as a 'self', as a 'character'. It's a test of one's inner strength. Am a woman founder. In my startup journey, I realised it is important to focus outside the 'I' / 'me'.
I wrote about an analogy of startup to pregnancy :
http://priyamusings.wordpress.com/2014/01/26/to-be-pregnant-...
The one best thing about this - comments.
It makes perfect sense -- if you provide a freeform content section of an otherwise strictly formed document (for interoperability reasons), then people will abuse it to store arbitrary, uninteroperable data (as was seen with binary blobs being dumped into XML).

The point of a standardized serialization format is well-defined parsing semantics and universal interoperability.
I'm always amazed that all these articles seem to miss the fact that the dept of education is the one who decides loan caps for federally backed student loans. Its easy to see that the increase in tuition is directly related to those increases when you're in, say, medical school. Its not so easy to see tuition increases when you're at a 4 year school with many disciplines to obfuscate the increases. The only question I have is why does the government believe that so many of these fields have graduates seeing 300% increases in salary? No number I've seen even remotely suggest the rate that they're approving things. So why are they doing it?

That is the question journalists should be asking.
To ensure technology and robotics advance quickly enough such that Robocop 3 is eventually undone from all timelines past, present, and future.

Obviously.
This article is wonderful! The whole point is that you can be more efficient with your pizza money when buying larger pizzas as opposed to smaller pizzas.

And regarding health concerns: you don't have to eat the whole thing at once! Besides, Pizza is pretty much the food of choice for feeding groups, and being more efficient with your group food budget is totally a win.
Pick several. Clear them legally. Release app under all usable names you could live with, promote equally. See what one performs the best.
I look this post and the only thing I see is a fanboy rant like the ones that I see from the other side.
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So, in YAML you can only use leading spaces. Leading tabs are an error. This confusion of yours is not at all present in the actual thing you're talking about. And if you mix them in json god help you if your editor settings don't match someone else's because you might be looking at something nearly incomprehensible that won't error or warn at all.

I mean, have you ever actually looked at a code file of any sort with mixed tabs and spaces when the person who wrote the file had a different tab stop than you? This is a readability problem no matter what. Forcing you to have sane indentation is a feature of whitespace-sensitivity, not a bug.

What exactly do you think trailing whitespace does?

If I'm smoking something, at least I've used the things I'm talking about instead of spreading weird FUD.
This is a good thing to do when you think someone is being an asshole. It gives them a chance to recognize if they are, and you a chance to recognize if they're not.
No, I'm really not. I don't think java sucks at all, and never said as such.

I'm saying Maven isn't better, nor would npm's mistake be a good reason to switch from to Java from Node.

npm didn't perform a user-hostile update, they made a mistake with certificate authorities.

How many 0-days have forced a java upgrade on people... was that a 'user hostile' move by sun/oracle.

I think your line of reasoning is utterly ridiculous, and you are responding to words I didn't say.
Your example is slightly flawed - I much prefer larger sizes on long-shelf life items like chips because I can just buy a 100ct box of sandwich bags, and divvy it up nicely so that the extra bags are sealed, but separate. I take one to work every once in a while.

The hot food example I agree with - small portions are economically punished except with very quality food (which is expensive anyway).
This comes up in office politics. Try to band together with the other married people in your office. Convince your (also married) boss to dump all the work on the single people on your team. Have your spouse call you at 5PM to give you cover to leave or, better yet, have them pick you up at the office so you MUST leave immediately.

Sadly, this is how many people manage a family and job.
DSLR's are only the latest in a long string of technologies that have made shooting and editing film both cheaper and far more user-friendly. Compare the expense, labor, and expertise required to shoot and chop 35mm versus shooting digital on a DSLR and editing on your laptop! Costs have undeniably gone down for all films, but more so for indies. These costs are a higher percentage of an indie film's total cost than they are for a AAA title, which must pay significantly more for special effects, AAA actors, AAA directors, etc..

Theater ticket prices continue to go up regardless of the type of film. Indie flicks also cost no less than AAA titles in home video. Traditionally, low-cost inferior alternatives compete against the more expensive well-established products on the basis of price. Why aren't indies trying to undercut AAA titles on price to increase their volume?
"The sworn officer would focus on helping local schools increase their safety and prevent student truancy and on working with the area's large businesses to improve their security"

This really means harassing and arresting problem students and undesirables who are loitering near businesses. I say that because if you want to address the underlying issues and really "solve" the problem, you wouldn't do it with police. It sounds like they want their own private security but one that has police powers.

What comes to mind is cities that try and fix issues related to the homeless with police because it's a complex human problem that some people & businesses try to solve with punishment/enforcement. At the least, I'll venture to say there's more effective ways to combat truancy than unleashing police on them.
Stories like this perpetuate a slowly dying myth -- that people are naturally married and should feel unfulfilled if they're single. Some people are very happy married, but the vast majority aren't (they're either unhappily married or single), and that may be a natural statement about the human condition.

In the U.S. those who are single are increasing and are approaching an absolute majority, and a majority are either single or unhappily married. There may be a reason for this, rooted in the human condition.

Source: http://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/facts_for_f...

Quote: "53.6%: Percentage of unmarried U.S. residents 18 and older who were women in 2012; 46.4 percent were men.
Source: America's Families and Living Arrangements: 2012"

(53.6 + 43.4) / 2 = 48.5% overall
Both experiences are useful.

I attended AdaCamp last year and it was fascinating. In previous AdaCamps they'd tried mixed-gender stuff. At mine, though, they did an "allies" track for guys (and any women who wanted to pop in).

It felt a little weird being excluded from the main track, but honestly, it made sense to me from the moment I arrived. Suddenly, for the first time at a conference, I was part of a small, visible minority. It was uncomfortable. Everybody was perfectly nice, but I was acutely aware that I did not look like everybody else.

That made it easy for me to imagine how empowering an experience it could be to for the women at AdaCamp to experience a women-only environment at the conference. It reminded me of the time I rode in Critical Mass: suddenly, because bikes vastly outnumbered cars, I felt free and safe in a way I had never experienced biking in the city.

So now I'm entirely in favor of things like this. To me, it's all part of tidying up the legacy of millennia of oppression of women. In 50 years, I hope it's not necessary. But for now, I say it's great.
Yes Please. Do you have a link to your blog?
Does it work if everyone is being an asshole?
But having a child is a -huge- commitment- I don't think I'd be able to have one, and run a business at the same time. Sleepless nights devoted to the baby, medical concerns, etc. all of those are large factors that weigh on the effectiveness of a leader.

I do agree that most of this stuff is ingrained behavior that most people know is wrong, asking for a clarification usually can snap them out of it.
One reason to get whatever size pizza you want:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2014/02/26/282547399/one-reas...
This feedback (CardDav support) isn't a dismissal. It's a key feature, even for a low-end smartphone. We're not talking advanced BT profiles, or Facebook sync - this is basic contacts stuff, and thanks to the CardDav standard it's pretty straightforward.
This has nothing to do with PNaCL or Dart, so why beat that strawman? This is about standards committee stuff being pushed out before finalization not behind a flag, the kind of stuff that incited the big brouhaha over prefixed APIs not too long ago. Commitment to implement is not the same as "won't change before final release", so what happens if it gets significant uptake, and the final draft actually tweaks something important?

What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
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Yay. Pizza. Again.
Question is, does pregnancy affect viability of an investment?

In my opinion, yes. Sleepless nights, days off taking the child to medical appointments. This isn't magic and you can't wish these things away. It's hard to run a startup, it's even harder when you're not sleeping well. Just my opinion.

Edit - I covered post-pregnancy here, which also applies to fathers, my bad. The women only part would be the hormones and lack of sleep from around t-6 months.
Hey Erich! Long time no speak.

I hope you don't mind some honest feedback when I say that your reply clearly means well but comes off sounding arrogant.

You start off by insulting the guy's concept (keep in mind, he's having a rough day) and then suggest that you might come down from the mountain and rescue him, even though it'd be beneath you.

I don't know. I know your on the level and really nice in person. But I think you're better than this reply.
> you could increase the font size for maximum comfort

Oh, god, no. It is very well sized as it is.

Increase your display DPI instead.
It's socially acceptable to outline Windows weaknesses since decades and if this happens with Apple or iOS it's fanboyism?

iOS feels very similar to Windows in its worst days, even worse because Windows was much more open.

So, again the question: tell us why is this fanboyism, why do you think it's not appropriate to compare two operating systems? Because of your fear that your favorite will loose? Why should we not talk about the 18% share and the decline of Apple and iOS happening for years?
This submission reeks of self-reference. While referring to the phenomenon of trolling, it may itself constitute a troll as the term is defined (i.e. by "sow[ing] discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people)."
Why is this getting up votes? This is 3rd year+ material from applied math and engineering. Some of it is graduate level. I refuse to believe HN is that educated in robotics.
Maybe we should work on making it easier to be happy, married. Because raising children is definitely a better proposition with more than one parent - better outcomes for everybody.
It has to be before 4.2 (you never said which version you used), which is really old. And you went to all this trouble but never occurred to you that compiler version could be a factor?

Sure it could be an honest mistake, but that's also true for Apple's bug (and the rest).
You should mention this in your HN profile. Your other comment here was in gray because it looks like astroturfing.
My non-scientific research suggests that the "teens don't have an email account" is 100% myth.

There's no research to cite because as you rightly concluded, if you don't have email then you don't have Facebook or much else.
What to say when someone is being sexist^

If someone's being a dick to piss you off saying these magic words might inflame the situation.

Best to keep them to examples of sexism.
1. I don't do it enough myself, so I'm projecting my anger/disappointment.
2. In the past months I've come to notice that I respect built men so much more than average guys, and how many social ills could be solved if every guy just lifted heavy weights a few times a week.
Yes, perhaps, but it's well-established that having children strains a relationship like nothing else. The simple way to make it easier to be happily married is not to have children, but this advice will likely not be followed -- it contradicts human nature.
Baseless accusations = nothing was happening in Crimea. You yourself said that the new government "might", that "it's fair to expect", etc. For the time being, it's Russia which isn't respecting previous agreements, ie, not to try to take apart Ukraine.

And the fact that Russian interests are clearly threatened is NOT a moral justification for invading a foreign nation. Otherwise, every war would be justified.
What a funny and small world.

My last start-up failed but did not fold. After I exited, they did a complete pivot and became LookBookHQ. It seems like Bubbl.in is very similar to LookBookHQ in concept and execution.

http://lookbookhq.com/
You can use the FirefoxOS Simulator: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Tools/Firefox_OS_Simul... (on PC)
Efficient per mile only in terms of cost of operation.
Pollution wise, planes would be less.

The market is not very good at correcting for the future. Regulatory pressure would be the primary mechanism for change.

But again, if Apple wanted to be more regulated they wouldn't be manufacturing in China.
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Doesn't Facebook chat integrate with email in the exact same way?
When people start whining about events or programs like this, I like to send them off to read "When I Moved Abroad"[1], a blog post by that was like flipping a switch in my mind that suddenly made these things make so much more sense.

[1] https://blog.mozilla.org/it/2013/03/29/when-i-moved-abroad/
Or even more subtly, "You know that cop whose salary we are basically paying? We were just thinking, it would be really nice if he did X more often and Y less often. Don't you agree?"
Maybe, but that's a meal I would never voluntarily eat. I don't see the benefit.
Like the Geneva Conventions, they protect both big and small players, in times of war, as long as everyone agrees to abide by them. The big players, as you indicate, could really do a lot more, unimpeded, but have shown relative restraint and participated voluntarily these standards committees. I don't think granting a waiver for one particular vendor is conducive to influencing others to play by the rules.

What's the lesson? Two wrongs make a right?
I was thinking the same thing to myself the other day as I was watching Kingpin probably for the 100th time. I looked up the Best Supporting Actor nominees for 1996, and the only two that I thought could have even a slim chance of competing with Bill Murray were William H. Macy in Fargo and Cuba Gooding Jr. in Jerry McGuire.

To me, Big Ern is one of the greatest characters ever, and quite possibly Bill's best performance (Steve Zissou is right up there and The Life Aquatic is one of my favorite movies). It's straight up wrong that this performance is so underrated and overlooked. The fact that he got shined by the Academy shows the hypocrisy of Hollywood.
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But it is useless for the vc to say so. It might harm the relationship (and possibly his reputation), but will gain him nothing.

The profit maximizing way for him to move forward is to quietly take the possibility of pregnancy into account with future investments.
I've seen a co-founder get pregnant and have a baby while running a successful start-up.

I think people take an unnecessarily negative view of pregnancy and child rearing. Sure you can enumerate distractions (such as sleepless nights). But how about enumerating positives: for example, what if having a baby made a founder, man or woman, happier and more fulfilled? That would have a positive effect on the start-up.
> This really means harassing and arresting problem students and undesirables who are loitering near businesses.

It's also probably unconstitutional, on the ground that it produces at least the appearance of selective enforcement. This kind of goal is usually achieved by hiring a private security guard, rather than paying a (normally) taxpayer-funded police department to focus its attention on a specific zone.
It may be that AAA titles are actually pretty competitive on price, through volume! Even if your budget is bigger, you can accept lower margins if you have a bigger audience.
Guess fathers can't be founders then.
WebSync: An open source web document editing suite
Some female coders would be nice too...
Why do they always want to just shoot to the top and boss everyone around?
Indie films don't cost less because observed elasticity of price is not such that doing so would increase volume enough to increase total profit.
You really pay full time staff in bitcoin? What happens when the value of bitcoin varies by more than 2x in a short period vs local currency? How do they afford rent?

If you're just using it as a transaction medium (give them $6000 per month, transfer as BTC, immediately change back to dollars) that would avoid the issue I suppose. But how is that better than direct deposit in any way?
It's kind of weird to assume that the person you're talking to, who you know nothing about, naturally won't eat pizza crust. I eat it. I like it. The crust is part of the pizza.
IM / text conversations are shorter but they also drift from one topic to the other.
Generally chats are grouped based on people while emails are grouped based on topics. Categorizing them with subjects wouldnt really be practical.
Agree. Tax money should fund the police and democratic means determine what to use them for.
As someone who's recently had a child, and who's been through several startups; I think this is excellent.

I've made the offhand comparason of having a child to working for a variety of 1990's startups, I'm an ops guy and craptastic perl code made my sleep schedule less than ideal. I optimized and my life got easier.

The training from that made dealing with the wakeups a lot easier, and my wife and I worked out a schedule.

Working for a startup, like having a baby, requires good partners. If you don't have a good partner(s), life becomes significantly more complicated and I am not sure I'd recommend it.

Ask me about my ops strategy, stuff I design generally can do 99.999 uptime.
This is a very useful and adult tool for dealing with these types of situations, but the child in me will always want a witty retort, usually in the form of a quote from The Princess Bride.
I can't believe this needs saying, but discriminating against mothers is wrong (and likely illegal!) no matter how hard you might imagine it would be to be one.
Run a business or start a business? People have been doing this exact thing for thousands of years, so maybe you're selling yourself short or you don't have what it takes.
How do you make a social networking site a successful global project?
Born in a French speaking country from West Africa, I was physically and emotionally abused by my uncle for several years.
In 1999, I was given an opportunity to come to the United States.

I didn’t speak English or have a college degree when I came to the United States.
My very first job in the US was in Manhattan, NY where I worked 12 hrs/ 7 days a week for $270.
I now have a master’s degree in software engineering.

I think of myself as lucky. However, I know and believe that:
- There still are millions of people out there, living a life similar to or worse than my abusive childhood
- The vast majority of the world population faces some kind of affliction on a daily basis

That is, I created Emotionaleyes.com, a network designed to give a voice to touching stories around the world; stories which otherwise would never make the headlines.

As opposed to communities around social causes, EmotionalEyes.com is about reflection on internal processes and sharing personal growth through images in addition to expressing passions for social change.

Considering the diversity of opinions of the Hacker News audience, I humbly come to ask for your invaluable constructive critics and advices to help take this project to the next level.

Sincerely,
http://www.emotionaleyes.com
im sorry, this is just astoundingly stupid. the concept that you get more per dollar if you spend more is ubiquitous. thats the only thing this article considers. what the hell?
If you just want to see what it looks like, you can install the Firefox OS Simulator, an add-on for desktop Firefox:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Firefox_OS_Si...
>The problem here stems from the fact that many of the independent films that are picked up for distribution are guaranteed a limited theater run (mostly for the press that it generates)

This sounds like a more likely source of the problem than too much supply.

Filmmakers need their economics to work. They also have limited access to credit. In short, it is a market that should work. Limit subsidies like guaranteed theatre runs to let the market self-correct.
I've seen this too. One of the weirder examples was a KFC offering biscuits for 64 cents each or four for $2.57
ahem

http://www.emacswiki.org/SmartTabs