skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Update: 13 total submissions. All Founders that had rated their partnership 1, 2, or 3 stars knew each other less than 1 year. All founders that knew each other 5+ years had 5 star ratings. Funding does not seem correlated with co-founder happiness. The response rate was 7 technical founders and 6 non-technical founders. This data would make me hypothesize that the best partnership is between people that are long-time friends that have trust. I'd love to do a bigger study one day. Hope this helps! Thanks to everyone that contributed
At that point, it'll argue in court if it should be responsible and be able to own property or not.
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Individual poor families might have the possibility of 'pulling themselves up by the bootstraps', on an ad hoc basis. But that'll never work as a general policy to deal with the problem. Even if you could get them all to try, the existing opportunities which make it possible for individuals to climb up, would immediately be swamped. We can't all work three fulltime jobs to save up enough money to buy a food stand, or whatever.
Only looking at the specs, it looks very similar to 5th-gen Core i7 U-series, with just significantly lower TDP.

http://ark.intel.com/compare/85215,84672

If that's the case, no wonder it gets bogged down by thermal throttling.
>educate their people (like the Russians seem to do)

Russian here and having hysterical fit now.
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It's nice to see them put their money where their mouth is on this one.

And it's great to see the $1M is actually up around $1.7M at this point. Hopefully it continues to grow before it gets donated to charity.
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Certainly the CIA supports some revolutions, but it's absurd to suggest that every revolution is a CIA plot.
Oh, I guess I didn't dig enough in how it does actually work. So I have two new questions :

- Do you need to format your calendar events in a certain way for Callr to understand them & extract number/PIN? Looking at my actual confcall entries, not two have the same format and most of them have tons of different numbers depending of the country (the one I'm looking at atm has 10 different phone numbers in the calendar entry for instance)

- How do you address the privacy problem of having to upload your whole business calendar to your server? Imho that would be forbidden in most places.
Macbook Pro laptops have been using LiPo batteries for at least the last few years[1], so this isn't anything new. I don't know of anyone being prevented from flying because of a MBP, so I doubt this will be a problem.

[1] http://arstechnica.com/apple/2012/07/recyclers-disagree-on-i...
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The new part is MitM:ing a popular site to use unsuspecting peoples computers in the attack.
It is more than likely that you aren't being bugged. The network issue might well be just a misconfigured home router.

You have two possible choices:

- Technological (wireshark/MITM) to look at network traffic

- Sociological (trick your employer into admitting it)

Assuming that you aren't bothered about risking your job, then you could always do something that triggers your employer to act in a way that demonstrates that you are being monitored.

I don't have any great ideas of what you could do, but please make sure it is legal and ideally doesn't break your employment contract!
Were you able to find these in the US?
To add to the author's list:

* I seem to install Json.net in every .NET project I create (json serializer - thanks James Newton-King!)

* NLog for logging. It's fantastic.

* Dapper is also excellent (Micro ORM) (and anything written by Marc Gravell is generally top-notch - see protobuf-net, miniprofiler, StackExchange.Redis)

* Automapper, to avoid writing boilerplate code to convert between similarly shaped types (E.G. DTOs to DB models).

* RestSharp makes talking to RESTful apis easier.

* Microsoft's Unity is a great IOC framework, although most people seem to use NInject.
> So, the only people who can survive in that business are these large Medellin cartel kind of people who have enough money so they can have fleets of airplanes, so they can have sophisticated methods, and so on.

This is actually the opposite of what's going on in Mexico. The large drug organizations have splintered into regional groups. There is no need for fleets of planes, Mexicans drive drugs the border and smuggle them the same way they have for hundreds of years. (Through underground tunnels, empty parts of the desert, and by bribing/sneaking in through customs.)
The alternative of "the police have lost the files" means they'd probably certainly walk.
Would they be able to block HTTPS traffic if it effectively meant that they were blocking the internet though? I think people would have a bigger problem with that.
This is like new-school phrenology. Maybe 23andme can start a line of charter schools for the genetically blessed.
The as you scroll syntax hilighting is not getting along with my iPad at all.
Yes, the more I look at these, the less similar the two sides often seem to be. Not that I'd ever challenge the claim that Nimrod generally focuses on concision whereas Go is intended for environments in which such concision is generally discouraged and the two languages have perfectly predictable line counts on this sort of task after that, but the comparisons are definitely less meaningful than a first glance indicates for a lot of these.

For instance, see "Box the Compass"; codewise the two aren't that different (Go is both slightly longer and appears to carry more information, it has more numbers in it for whatever reason), but the eye is initially misled by the fact that Go has a standardized formatting and the definition of a string array is rigidly required by the formatting rules to have one string per line, whereas Nim happily puts them on just a few lines. Neither is wrong, and, well, it goes back to that context I mentioned. Both languages have their reasons for that. Others, such as the matrix arithmetic, are pretty accurate... I think you're crazy to pick up Go and immediately start trying to do serious math, personally, but YMMV.
Core M chips cost $281. That seems crazy high to me, especially when compared to ARM.
It's definitely more difficult. Let me give you an example.

I'm currently running an algo that is giving me returns of about 25-30%/year. I do this as a hobby - I don't generally devote more than 10 hours/week to this. Why doesn't NY just give me their money? Why aren't I the greatest investor ever?

The answer is that my algo consists of watching the market and picking off liquidity from the top of the book (typically < 500 shares) when things get unbalanced. Then I passively (for the most part) close my positions a couple of weeks later, very rarely taking liquidity.

I made $2k last year on approx $10k in the market. If I put $20k into the strategy I'd be losing money by taking liquidity from deeper in the book. I.e., buying 500 shares might cost me $10/share but buying 1000 shares might cost me $10.10/share. I'd lose another $0.10 closing my positions, and shaving off $0.20 in profit per trade would kill my profits.

If I were investing 5-10x as much, phrases like "very rarely taking liquidity" would not even be possible - I'd have to take liquidity and I'd then lose the spread as well. And if I were investing 100x as much, I'd be moving the market and losing even more.
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I think you're wrong about that - or if it were the case, how would our modern world even be possible? Only a few of us can do big things and change our lives? Clearly there are enough examples of people who did not have the universe on their side making big changes regardless, to negate this perspective - I know far more people who started with nothing and built their prosperous lives through hard work than those who just inherited it by luck or fortune.

Its therefore important to point out that there is a further responsibility in the equation, beyond just 'blame the poor', and that is 'make the rich more responsible for the poor', too. Its not a single equation, but rather a set of them .. linked together in order to function. And when these links are made and functional, we have a healthy society which boosts the standards of living for all of its citizens. There are enough examples of this to warrant optimism that in fact we can improve our own lives by improving the lives of others, and to ignore the desire to just be defeated by entropy, which is the natural state of the universe.
Honest question, as I don't know Nim... does it require any more, or are those legal programs as-is? I know, for instance, that you can simply run a Python program, no boilerplate required, and Python answers to these questions would have 0 bytes of visible boilerplate to "run". It's a reasonable observation that Go does have a bit of mandatory boilerplate.
Wouldn't using a VPN help if you're that concerned?
Look like they have resolved the licensing issues [1]. Code is on github [2]

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9225691

2. https://github.com/bq/aquaris-E4.5/commit/34cf494bca625acad0...
Thanks for this. I've also noticed my energy level reduction since having children. I guess that is just par for the course. I guess your children are older? Mine are still young, so I wouldn't have the time to go kajaking at the moment (although I would love to)!

I think I also need to get out and do some sport. Do you find yoga helps a lot? A friend suggested this to me too.
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Watering hole attacks and MitM aren't really new either. I know people who used hacked sites to drop slowloris.js payloads to coordinate "Anonymous-related" attacks. (Not really Anonymous related; quotes are sarcasm.)
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If it's unethical, why does it matter where the body comes from?
I'm the same as you; remote and coworking space. I cycle every day back and fore.
What's the best job choice for a non-technical person at a startup?
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Fitting more on screen, and having a higher signal/noise ratio is /objectively better/ than otherwise.

Does that mean that J/K/APL are the objectively best programming languages?
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erm... its a high table. Hardly what I would call astonishing.
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You're thinking of what I call a 'sit-stand desk'. Even so, I was disappointed when the OP turned out to be about a non-adjustable desk.
> You fogot to mention getting rid of teacher unions and starting evaluation of teacher performance

First, if you think that teacher performance isn't evaluated, you're simply too uninformed to be participating in this discussion. Not only is there constant testing, in many districts pay is heavily linked to it. For example, where I live in DC the performance bonus for an exceptional teacher is nearly half of their annual salary!

This has a number of problems: the most obvious being that there are many factors outside of the teacher's control – poverty, attendance problems, untreated medical conditions, etc. – and the most damaging being the fact that you're talking about small sample sizes which means that from one year to the next a teacher's performance will “change” entirely due to the fact that last year they were randomly given better prepared/motivated students than this year. Cathy O'Neill was looking into these numbers for NYC and concluded that nearly 600 teachers a year are likely to be unfairly punished for random variations: http://mathbabe.org/2015/04/03/how-many-nyc-are-arbitrarily-...

Moving on to the questions of unions, again you need to learn more about the field before evaluating anyone's claims for how to fix it. Too commonly people on HN assume that teaching should work just like our high-demand, high-pay programming jobs and that mistake steers everything else badly astray.

Consider what happens in each scenario if you disagree with your boss, and ask yourself why there might be a stronger need for a union to protect workers’ rights in the second case:

Programmer in an at-will employment situation:
1. “We're not doing this right” / “You're fired”
2. Call a friend / actually reply to a recruiter
3. Interview tomorrow, start a new job in a week or two unless you decide to take a break

Teacher in an at-will employment situation:
1. “We're not doing this right” / “You're fired”
2. Since positions rarely open up during the school year, sit around for the next 6 months wondering how to pay your rent.
3. If you don't work in a major city, your former employer is probably the only employer in the same county so you either need to move or your commute just became much longer. Hope you don't have any family to make that complicated…
4. Be prepared to explain why you left, which is quite unusual and disruptive for the students, which is not your fault but will often be held against you.
5. If you do get an offer, remember that since turnover is low in good schools, unless you live an area with rapid population growth most of the positions which open any given year are probably going to be in the more stressful schools
Starting from classes and describing generic functions as a way to send messages is pretty backwards for CLOS.

CLOS is best used primarily by defining a protocol with generic functions, then using methods and (optionally) classes to implement the protocol.

http://xach.com/lisp/jrm-clos-guide.html has a copy of Joe Marshall's "Warp Speed" CLOS guide.
Don't visit hackpad.com it has a backdoor php/rst.ac
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This is a good article and describes how dynamic the drug war is. Currently the Sinaloa Cartel is really struggling to keep it to together, they can't even control their hometown of Culiacan.
I believe you mean parallelism, not concurrency right? Concurrency is dealing (correctly) with more things at the same time, parallelism is doing more things at the same time.

The Pentium 4 had a very deep pipeline, which got very hot and wasn't fast compared to its clock. The pentium M went back to more instruction level parallelism via shallower parallel pipes (multi core came later).

I don't think ARM is competitive with Intel even with parallel benchmarks; Intel does performance well and doesn't play many tricks with it, ARM's advantage has always been power efficiency and cost.
76K to 7K of source.

I wonder what the before and after measures of compiled binary would be, and what the ratio of library/runtime binary to binary from purpose-built developer written source would be?
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That would violate #1, as it would generate numbers more frequently that lay in ranges of higher precision.
Why do you think it's best to give no indication of what was changed by a particular commit? While I feel strongly against this, I'm really asking out of genuine curiousity, not to bash whatever seems to be working for you :)
Do we actually know if people are paying that?
AWS wants to make sure they can always fulfill orders on regular instances, so whenever they're running low on availability they'll just hike the price enough to shutdown enough spot instances. I doubt people actually pay that price. Or it's rigged.

I don't use spot instances anymore but if I recall correctly these random spikes are rather usual, no?
Inbox, calendar, maps.
Does this build upon http://square.github.io/dagger/?
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Best,
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With an index fund you don't need one, you're just tracking the indices published by S&P/Barclays/etc.
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Hehe, I was in a rush while writing that post, it wasn't intentional. I'm not sure which word I intended to write (probably a little bit of both). :)

That being said - it's a fun new word that's actually pretty accurate in this situation. The improvements were drastic, and how drastic they were shocked a lot of people (the drama).
Look, I'm a huge fan of vim and use it 99.999999% of the time. But think about the first time you tried to quit from vim or to enter something, or to navigate while in command mode. That takes a huge effort. If you want to make your course about vim, that's also fine. A human brain can only take a certain amount of pain, though.
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It is and it isn't powerful. I was pretty impressed by how they attacked GitHub (not why) and in doing so they showed the power of the tool.

However, the requests it made could have easily been turned back against Chinese business if Github so wanted. It couldn't be done because there was no reasonable who to turn the traffic back against. If non-Chinese companies simply said "If China uses these tools we will redirect the traffic at a number of large Chinese businesses" then a lot of the power in the tool is immediately withdrawn.

At least that's my interpretation of it.
In addition to the great ones already listed on the link and in the comments here, I'd like to list 2 of my favorites:

* Simple.Data: https://github.com/markrendle/Simple.Data , the smallest and simplest ORM you'll ever use.

* Hyperletter: https://github.com/Jiddler/Hyperletter , a very easy way to do inter-process communication. Great for writing distributed software over http, but can be just as useful locally.
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The UK is still in the EU - at least until Farage gets his way.
You are aware I reached the same opinion as him and stopped talking to you because you kept reaching for arguments outside the context of domestic prohibition, right?

As far as I'm concerned, that is exactly what you are doing which is why I dropped this. The only difference is, I picked a different way to say it.
This is a really important point. Setting up a standing workstation is similar to setting up a sitting workstation: you probably need monitor risers and a keyboard tray for maximum ergonomic fit. Alternatively, when you're not on a keyboard w/ screens, you probably want a slanted work surface.

Then again, when I work on a laptop, it's not comfortable either way and I'd rather be standing than sitting.
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I'm still happy with my 2012 Air, so I get where you are coming from.

With less power consumption, it would be even better.
Moon Elevator: is this feasible?
I would think the same history shows that people continue to be surprised as such revelations. No matter how many times it has happened before. Throughout history human beings have had a serious problem based on the sad idea that "it won't happen to me".
are you responding to the right poster?
But is there really a 500 dollar difference between moving your hand from your pocket to your eyeline, and moving your hand from 1 inch away from your pocket to your eyeline?
Gym 6 hours a week. Minimise junk food e.g. I cook 4 or 5 times a week.
I had mine delivered by the end of March and there were no delivery costs to Germany at all (I had ordered two phones, though, - maybe there is a threshold for free delivery).