skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wait what? Ocaml, Haskel, Rust? Nix?

Probably many more. If `go get` was good enough as you intended to say why do we have `godep, godeps, gom, gondler, goop, vendorize, party, gpm` and many more? Which one should I pick? It's better do GOPATH="_vendor:$GOPATH" go install or use one of them? Also, should I install go with apt/brew/pac or use gvm?

I like go, I use it for fun and work, but really, is getting annoying seeing all this `gophers` totally out of reality.
Be careful as to not press Ctrl/Cmd+W though!
These are not "something for nothing" services. They are paid for by taxes. And in doing so, these services are generally supplied on a cheaper basis with better social outcomes than the private sector is able to.
Removing social services will not make society more productive. Not having to constantly worry for your life and family works wonders for creativity, productivity and overall happiness. It's not about entitlement, it's about enabling the people to do great things.
Sorry, but this article is awful. Google search is an example of "doing something we were already doing, faster and cheaper," but quiscus ("messaging for work") is "pushing mankind into the realm of the unknown"? This is insane. Not to mention that the other examples in this category were "witchcraft, magic, and Tesla's unlimited power generator"--in other words, nonsense.
I never said that at all. The only thing about China that I specified was the widely-agreed upon fact that they are out-competing the West in low-cost manufacturing. China has many problems, not the least a culture of corruption and coercion in government, as well as the absence of intellectual property protections. They are nevertheless (or rather owing partially to this) very competitive.

Anyway, the West doesn't need to respond to the threat of China and others (Korea for instance) by aping the worst aspects of these countries. True economic liberalisation will pose a far more effective and constructive counter.
Looks great! Are there any plans to include per-repo wikis?
Thanks guys I was looking for something like that and I was aware of go-data, this with the next go generate should be very neat!
try https://www.svyft.com .
Intel memory ordering, fence instructions, and atomic operations (2009)
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Named data networking of some kind is likely to become popular at some point. This is that kind of idea but doesn't look like a really general protocol since he mentions a specific wiki.

I wonder if there are browser extensions that do p2p caching/distribution of content. Then you could standardize a protocol used for that type of communication.

I believe there are many efforts along these lines. The trick is as usual getting everyone on the same page or at least working together more.
If you're really interested, pretty much any Econ 101 textbook, read closely and critically, will get you going. There are various economic schools of thoughts (Classical Liberalism, the Austrian school) with extensive literatures available for further in-depth reading.
Well, the cool thing is that the layout means that all chords are completely movable. Take the pattern for a C major chord: QSD. If you shift over one key for each finger, you get an F# major chord: EFG. You can move that same finger pattern anywhere and always get a major chord, unlike, say, a piano or guitar (assuming you're playing in standard).

The idea of fully movable chords was drilled into my head by the design of the Ableton Push, and I've always loved it, though I think that's far more intuitive than this.
Water with a lot of pathogens is likely to have high turbidity as well so your lens is going to be a bit opaque.
You'd have to pry emacs from my cold, dead hands.

Nonetheless, I have both Mou and Macdown handy, and they really are nice for editing in markdown. As someone else said, marking up your documents in markdown is great, but reading/proofing them as they will be rendered at the same time really enhances the experience.

As for which I prefer, or which is better? So far I haven't seen enough difference to recommend one over the other. However, the fact that Mou seems like it might be becoming abandonware, or, "a release every now and then if I feel like it, maybe"-ware is upsetting. Everyone's seen the effect that's had on Sublime. So on that note, I'm kind of glad someone made an open source version.

I find it weird in the field of text editors - emacs and vim are some of the most useful, powerful pieces of software in existence - and they are free, and open source.

So, if you're going to compete in that arena and charge, you had better be serious about it, and update often (i.e. IntelliJ or Pycharm.)
The reason that Go can't handle dynamic library dependencies, for the most part, isn't a strength--it's a weakness. I guarantee you that if it could call out to C efficiently, it would. Part of the price it pays for its goroutines is that its relocatable stacks do not play nicely with C calling conventions, meaning it can be extremely expensive to call out to a C routine. For that reason, Go essentially reimplements libc in its own standard library. All the other languages you named don't do that, because they don't have to.

Anyway, Go can't produce dynamically linked libraries yet even for Go applications. It really has no choice but to bundle them into one application.
I think people might have the wrong impression of the 1033 program. The program makes sense - instead of wasting extra military equipment, give it to local police who can use it. A lot of this equipment is very benign types of things, stuff like shoes, first-aid kits, blankets, etc.

As far as I know, local police aren't getting attack helicopters or artillery units. I don't think the equipment needs to be "kept under lock and key" except for a very few things.

Edit: You can see a list of the most distributed stuff here:
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mine/2014/08/21/most-p...

Or the full data here:
https://github.com/TheUpshot/Military-Surplus-Gear
This experience seems to stem from lack of funding, and schools not having access to AP classes.

I know I was extremely lucky to be in a school district with funding, I had access to loads of college credit-level classes thanks to that.
I'd argue that we already have military hardware distributed around the country with local people regularly trained to use it: The National Guard. I really don't see a need for police to have access to any equipment of this nature, if a situation is bad enough to require such hardware, call in The National Guard.
As far as I'm concerned, all of these drug markets are an absolutely fucking wonderful thing for society. Even if you think drugs should be illegal, incredibly violent cartels still exist. Markets like Silk Road can take all their power away.

100,000 people have died so far in the 8-year Mexican Drug War. How would you like if that number turned into 0 without any need for political intervention?

This is what Ross Ulbricht described his goal as on LinkedIn:

"I want to use economic theory as a means to abolish the use of coercion and aggression amongst mankind."

Is that clear enough? The guy studied organic solar cells and EuO thin-film crystals for 5 years as a grad student, describing his goal then as to expand the frontier of human knowledge.

Do you think a person like that would suddenly plunge himself into a crazy get-rich scheme? Let's be honest here: that kind of person meticulously plans these kind of things, and they do it ultimately to help the world in an abstract way -- not constantly empathetic of each individual person, but ultimately concerned with the total human condition.
Great idea! This is tedious to work out, but I think I made a couple of improvements:

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And a couple of additions:

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Play this one fast:

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A good way to remember that it's '[]()' and not the other way around is that starting with parenthesis would be a poor idea because parenthesis occurs in normal text all the time (because people do things like this).
For things like retina-aware images, e.g.:

src="cat_500px.jpg" srcset="cat_750px.jpg 1.5x, cat_1000px.jpg 2x"

Does anyone know if the browser will download a higher-res image once the user zooms in? E.g., in Chrome on OSX, if I zoom from 100% to 130% on a non-Retina display, will it download the 1.5x version and downsample it? Likewise, in iOS, if the initial zoom setting is "zoomed out", and "retina" is almost meaningless from a web perspective because people are zooming in and out all the time, what will be downloaded?

I've never really understood the attention paid to exact pixel alignment, and retina versions of images, when zoom levels are all over the place these days on all sorts of devices.
Please note that this is only a small subset of his lectures. They are the "Six Easy Pieces".

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You sure?

If I am lazy and I write in Python 2.7 are you sure you can run my code on your Python 3.4 branch without using 2to3 tool?

Are you sure all the GUI library will work on every popular platform (Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, Mac OSX 10.6+, Ubuntu 10-14, Arch, never mind all XDE, KDE, GNOME, XFCE, etc dealing with native widget???) I really don't think the development experience would be as seamlessly as you think.
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In my dictionary, bribery is:

The offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of something of value for the purpose of influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties.

How somebody using his own money to speak in support or opposition of a political candidate is "bribery" is a mystery to me. Do you have some other definition of bribery?

>>> You realize the elected persons are representatives? Of the people? Right? Democracy is impractical without accountability and transparency.

That's correct, but we're not talking about spending public money, in which spending accountability and transparency is crucial. We're talking about spending private money - in which case the accountability should be only to the people who own the money. You do not owe me any account of how you spend your own money, and I do not owe any to you.

>>> So might makes right?

Without privacy, yes, that would be the case - whoever possesses control of the government enforcement machine, would be able to suppress and intimidate anybody who dares to support their opponents.
Different manufacturers' devices expect different voltages on the data pins. A voltage which says "yeah, draw 2 amps" to an iPad may not indicates the same thing to a Samsung device.
In fact, I took his statement the other way:

At one point, there was some n amount of CO2 in the air.

A tree was planted. Through a few biological cycles, CO2 is exchanged and stored as various sugars within the wood.

Burning the wood releases the CO2 back into the air.

This is a net zero process.
Yeah...we thought of that too:

https://github.com/pixtulate/pixtulate.js
Yeah, after 10 minutes of playing with it chords are starting to feel intuitive. You can do a lot of basic chording once you memorize the major and minor inversions.
I do know a startup CEO with this exact condition. The guy is wicked smart and a lot is in his capacity on not needing sleep. I wish sometimes I could get by 4 hours and feel near-to-normal. Instead I live with approx 5 1/2 a day, plenty of caffeine and I struggle.
I think the correct solution is for the type system to be able to say "Hey, this unsigned int is being subtracted from and was not checked to ensure it is greater than the value being subtracted." And the typical solution would be to either a) invert the subtraction to an addition, b) do a check, or c) annotate the type.
Hellow, There is many ways to sell your project, if you want to. and for your question that if you should sell or take it down?
my advice is , it depends on your feelings or what you feel about i, if you want to sell or just take it down?

regards,

Edward
I'd like to see more work on police-specific weapons.

Weapon retention is a HUGE problem for the police. They open-carry pistols, aren't terribly well armed, are easy to get to show up, and have to grapple with suspects. This means more of them die by their own weapons (taken by someone else) than by an attacker's own weapon!

Retention holsters (the level 3 stuff, like SERPA) are great, but this is the one area where weapons with biometric or other authentication make sense. Particularly for non-SWAT police, they'll probably carry the gun openly for an entire career but never actually fire in self defense.

Police weapons having an integrated "guncam" and "gunradio" which start recording and calling for help the instant they're removed from the holster would be great, too.
Usually when people say "this is precisely what happens", they have an idea what they say "precisely happens". I outlined my point right there on the link, about the balance on the money investment on opposing sides, and brought the data (if it's not enough, I can bring more, the data is readily available on most campaigns). You claimed something happens but were unable to support it with any numbers. Maybe it's connected to your inability to understand my point. Anyway, nice day to you too, sir.
Be concerned: It's not getting security updates so you can get a malware infection from a bad app or malicious web ad. There goes your Google account etc.
I remember a few years back there was a site similar to this idea and you could actually share! I think you could add an option to append to fragment #

edit: is this open source such that people can contribute?
Now you're just ignoring what I said.
It's not about things actually happening at runtime, it's about having to consider the program as running in a changed environment after each line of code.
I'm sure I've made my point to more mature people that never say things like "I don't need you to explain it to me".
To be honest, I have never understood all the hoopla concerning the universal approximation theorem. Least squares in your favorite orthormal basis for L2[0,1] will do the same thing and it can be easier to match the correct basis with your problem domain. If there was some result showing that NNs converge at a faster rate (as a function of the number of parameters being fitted) that would be nice, but I am not aware of any. Also, universal approximation has nothing to do with Turing completeness.
Song of time:
ib n ib n io,jnji b th b
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Not quite. The bookmark is someone's "stuff." The fact that they were interested in a certain site is something they trusted you with.

It looks like you and I won't see eye to eye on this, and it also looks like I'm apparently the only person in the world to be naive enough to trust that you'd refrain from going through other people's private belongings that they entrusted you with.
Yes, I know, if nobody responds, I'll assume there's no need for it
Illegal numbers
strawman.

it is not about the gizmos, it is about training and education.

LEOs who do no respect basic rights of citizens and journalists.

LEOs who point their weapons at unarmed civilians, nilly willy, shouting racist slurs.

LEOs who have no means of deescalation, run by pure panic and fear like beaten dogs.

the gear doesn't matter. the triggerfinger does.

listening to the eyewitness statements the officer should get maximum punishment, locked up for life. betrayal of every single principle of law enforcement.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune did a story on him back in '91: http://explodingthephone.com/docs/dbx0988.pdf
Don't forget the audio is out there too!
> A more important issue is the effort to sterilize water by hand is unlikely to be made with any real consistency.

That's what safety margins are for.
Its look like apple wage will drop down or up?
anyway, steve jobs did successful job over the years.
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On a large enough time scale burning coal is net zero, too. (It's just, that we don't care about these scales.)
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Hmm that doesn't sound like Song of Storms...I ended up with this:

236 236 ; 7;7;oi ibnji ibnjh
236 236 ; 7;7;oi ibnji ib

Maybe the keyboard makes different sounds sometimes? Or maybe I'm off by a key...
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Python is a general purpose language, it's not specifically designed for the desktop.
Still though, they've distributed a shitload of M16A's
> unless there's a plan to use the same codebase on the real web

I'm currently building a desktop application for work, and this is the reason we've got with node-webkit -- we are using the same code-base for a client side web application with slightly different uses. Being able to do so is quite a boon, to be honest, and is cutting down dev time dramatically.
I found the song from Donkey Kong arcade! Or at least a close approximation.

q s drd q s drd q s drd q s drd q s drd ...
Are you playing it on the submitted link or the player in the parent comment? I believe the submitted post is off by a key.
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Why was the title changed from the OPs original title, which much better characterized the story?
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TL;DR

> compiler optimizations can almost entirely eliminate the large semantic difference between a pure object- oriented language and C. As a result, we found little opportunity for object-oriented hardware
And an attempt at the underworld theme, although this one was harder to pick out (and hard to type up to tempo).

rieudj rieudj b.v,to b.v,to tvfr tvxsf rybgjun tcdex
It is possible to pack static assets directly inside go binaries using statik[0] or rice[2]. I've been using then for small webapps and they both work very well.

[0] https://github.com/rakyll/statik

[1] https://github.com/GeertJohan/go.rice
Hmm, The only things i can says, is Y combinator is most helpful entrepreneurial endeavors to those start up company
I don't think this is a solution either. In most cases we don't need multiple images of vastly different sizes. Sizing images can be handled entirely through media queries. We aren't using multiple versions of each image, so there's no need for a js shim.
Perhaps not, but he didn't say that. There is more than just language at play in this scenario. Will a native widget, initiated by Python, out perform JS/CSS/Node-Webkit ... maybe.

The OP saying the app will run faster is not refuted even if NodeJS runs some things faster than Python.
So we're not allowed to call people out when they are in fact being asses. (And this was originally intended in the donkey sort of ass way, indicating rudeness.) This seems amazingly arbitrary.
It depends on your keyboard. I can play "yup". What happens is keyboard ghosting: http://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/antighostingexplain...
The article doesn't mention Rekursiv, the object oriented processor designed in the 1980s by David Harland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rekursiv).

I was in touch with him recently, partly to find out why a professor of computer science at St Andrews University would suddenly drop out of computing entirely, and move to writing about space exploration...
> When Germany legalised prostitution in 2002 it triggered an apparently unstoppable growth in the country’s sex industry.

One needs to be careful when making judgements about what the causes were for this growth.

One need to keep in mind that Germany has several strong driving forces for change in our society and around us.

* economic collapse in former east europe

* change in political and economic systems

* open borders

* a lot of poor and desperate people in Germany and in neighbor countries.

* Many european countries further in the east are even worse in most ways: no jobs, no perspective, corruption, very little recovery, ...

* Germany had an economic recovery during the last decade and has been able to control the effects of the world-wide financial crisis on its economy.

* the Euro in Germany and west Europe remained stable. In those troubled country in the east, there is no Euro. Some smaller countries now joined the Eurozone.

We had the reunification of east and west germany. 20 million people had a drastic change in life, with their economy collapsing, authorities gone, the political system changed, jobs gone, ... Some recovery happened in the last decade, but that was very tough for many people and dampened by a lot of money from mostly western parts of Germany. All borders to neighbor countries are now wide open. All the east european countries went through even harder economic times. The financial crisis made it even worse. High unemployment in neighbor countries, especially for young people, while unemployment in Germany was going down. Many people moved to west europe for work. Legal or not. Eastern neighbors all joined the EU, which for example now means that people can move freely and work freely in other countries.

Thus it's not easy to compare it with other countries and it is not possible to think about prostitution independent from the other developments. The number of people in prostition is not just depending on the type of law. Germany has rich West Germany and an added East Germany. At its border it has countries with a lot of poor people, formely all communist. This difference in wealth, job opportunities, etc. creates enough opportunities which can be exploited. Thus we would have seen a lot increase in the sex business, whether we would have legalized it or not. Trying to control that with police and laws would have been very very difficult. There are open borders to all sides. Thinking that young women from eastern Europe would not been here, if laws were tougher is naive. We didn't open the borders to create new ones.

I think it was a smart move to prevent people from going underground. Still it makes sense to look if changes to the laws etc. are necessary after more than a decade.
I wonder whether legislating a minimum rate paid for prostitution (e.g. 100 euros per hour), with violations criminal for the underpayer but not for the prostitute, would have resulted in a nicer-looking industry. In other words, whether it would have been practically possible to selectively legalize high-end sex work.
Police militarization is an issue with or without the second amendment.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Jean_Charles_de_Meneze...

One thing I think you're missing is that citizens only really need to have modern weapons (not every weapon) to be in ultimate control. There are 1,000+ armed citizens for every police officer.

As for what the second amendment should mean, the supreme court has spent the last 100 years hearing arguments in every direction. You might guess that your "nukes" argument is about as old as nukes (and before that people just used other examples).

If you want to learn more about it here's a good place to start Wikipedia'ing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/District_of_Columbia_v._Heller
This is brilliant. Works beautifully. I only have very minor feedback:

1. The blue-on-red contrast is a bit hard on the eyes. Try a softer color palette?

2. Repository languages doesn't include Javascript?

3. Issue sorting and filtering might be important

Once again, kudos on a job well done!
Or add a proof.
This is just FANTASTIC
I've been using this for a few weeks now and I really like it.

My only complaint is that the preview window doesn't line up with the editor window sometimes, usually when using lots of images.

Overall it's been really great tho. It's the best markdown editor that I've ever used. Excellent work.
So, you are essentially discriminating against ugly sex workers.