skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not very fast and lacks headers, but otherwise does the trick. Assumes date should be taken from timestamp, not sure if that's the case :)

jq -r 'map(select(.creditcard)) | .[] | .timestamp + ";" + .name + "," + .creditcard' data.json | tr '\n' ';' | xargs -n 2 -d ';' sh -c 'echo $1 >> $(TZ=GMT date --date="$0" +"%Y%m%d").csv'
Ok, good, Thanks!

So i basically won't be missing any important and hip packages? :D
Are you saying that a team is assembled to do something and then builds up a big buffer of work. Then they move onto something else?

So if they needed boss fights, a team might produce 150 pseudo-unique boss fights that are 90% complete. Then when they actually need 2 or 3 for a new dungeon they just grab them, finish them up quickly, and incorporate them into the game?
> I often think there's really two Dells, the "cheap at all costs" consumer end and the business/"prosumer" end

When you install Windows drivers, Thinkpads say something about Lenovo Japan, while others (like Ideapads) say Lenovo Shenzhen. HP Elitebooks are well made while consumer HPs are really poorly designed/constructed.
With libinput 0.14 you can just use two fingers for a right click, and three fingers for a middle click. Anywhere on the pad.

Edit: as you can see with Macbooks, clickpads are not the problem. Drivers are the problem. With the right drivers [0], the T440s clickpad is very precise, clicking doesn't move the cursor, and scrolling is pixel-perfect.

[0] Try Fedora 22
It really depends on who says what, but here a version of the problem where Bernard speaks first:

Bernard: I don't know when Cheryl's birthday is.

Albert: I don't know when Cheryl's birthday is.

Bernard: I know when Cheryl's birthday is now.

Albert: Then I also know when Cheryl's birthday is.
There are other more rigorous versions of this material. Grady and Polimeni's "Discrete Calculus" is where I learned most of this.
Depends what you're using it for. If you're putting Debian on a server, go with netinst, deselect everything in tasksel during the install and then apt-get only what you need post installation.

That way you start with a very lean < ~700MB base install with no unnecessary garbage on your system to worry about.
They do different caps, I had similar issues but found the cup shaped one was way better, as your finger fits into the cup slight you have to apply way less downwards force alongside lateral force.

They aren't expensive I think I paid 10 pounds for 8 or something on ebay years ago, they last forever.
It's probably useful if you wanted to implement a dynamic language using Haskell. :P
Quite true.

Memory safe languages aren't bug free in terms of security bugs, as there are also logical errors, as shown by many Java exploits.

However, removing the typical C memory corruption errors out of the picture is already quite an improvement.

Rust and other system programming languages have more probability to succeed outside classic UNIX systems though, as UNIX and C go hand-in-hand and I doubt that will ever change.

The only non-classic UNIX is Mac OS X and it already has its own "Rust".
Rampant, indiscriminate downvoting is one of the main reasons I generally dislike reddit and prefer HN. There's a natural decline to subs over there, as anything or anyone who deviates from mainstream opinions gets downvoted into obscurity.

I'm just a casual reader, and I have no expertise on HN's policies, but it definitely offends my sensibilities to see anyone gaming this system.
"... to shuffle [music on an iPod]". I thought it would be to shuffle playing cards, or perhaps an algorithm different than Fisher–Yates.
(Assuming data has already been downloaded)

cat data.json | grep -v 'null}' | sed -r 's/\"name\"\:\"([a-zA-Z.'\'' -]{2,50})\",.{80,200}\"creditcard\":\"([0-9-]{2,50})\"},?/\1,\2/' | tr -d '{}]['

(replace with sed -E on Mac OSX)
What remedies would HN have for indiscriminate downvoting?
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I'd wait a month or two for edge cases to be worked out and then go for it.

If you have a fairly vanilla 7.8 system (i.e. no source compiled stuff on there, mainly just big name packages etc.) then you should be fine doing it now or in a few days.

We updated some simple 7.8 installs to the rc jessie release a month or so ago and everything went fine apart from an obscure bug with monit and inherited umasks. Got around that by manually installing the sid deb of monit.

Edit: the main thing you'll want to do is go read up on systemd ahead of upgrading as it's quite a change and there are still some wrinkles ('systemctl daemon-reload' is a new command we've had to use quite a bit).
I guess everyone makes a small difference but with 7bn people it's hard for an individual to change the whole in a way that's noticeable. Historically it's probably been individuals who's ideas have been influential who made the biggest differences. Jesus, Gandhi, Marx, Mandela etc. Easier said than done.
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One approach if you notice this (aside from contacting mods of course) is to up-vote the comments...
Actually, not so similar, acadock is much more a wrapper which transforms cgroups and namespaces data to a more accessible HTTP API.
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As a longtime Thinkpad user, the MacBook's touchpad is the first one that I've actively liked as opposed to merely tolerated. I almost never bother to use a mouse with my laptop as a result and even have a separate touchpad (in addition to a mouse) for my desktop system.
Agree, not yet. But then there's no guarantee. And seeing them trying to build up a patent inventory for stuff that seems to be close to obvious or public knowledge gives mixed feelings...
JavaScript in the browser console.

Assuming you are on this URL:

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jorin-vogel/7f19ce95a9a842956358/raw/e319340c2f6691f9cc8d8cc57ed532b5093e3619/data.json

you can do this (might take a few seconds):

var csv=""; JSON.parse(document.querySelector('pre').textContent).forEach(function(item){if (item.name && item.creditcard){csv+=item.name+','+item.creditcard+'\n'}});
Removing the person's ability to downvote if they're clearly severely misusing it.
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HN should have built in mechanisms that prevent downvote sprees.

May I ask whatthe username is? (Feel free to email me if you don't want to make it public).
I don't follow Devuan development so I'm not sure but AFAIK no senior developer went to Devuan.

There has been loss of senior development resources because of the systemd and related discussions, though (some quit, some lost motivation etc.)
Solved this without even a pencil and paper, just in my head, in under 60 seconds while being distracted by another person in the room asking me what to have for breakfast. There is only one possible answer as the others pointed out; you are definitely wrong that the answer is indeterminable.

The whole ruckus surrounding this problem seems to be more a reflection of the sad state of the intelligence in our population, rather than anything to do with Asia.
"What’s more, the mission will test the performance of an experimental propulsion system jointly developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory and Space and Missile Systems Center, as well as a NASA advanced materials investigation."
I've been using Phonegap with Clojurescript on iOS. Perhaps that would be a viable alternative for Android development as well.
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Sorry I can't provide links. But I work for a large tech company, currently qualifying SSDs for a new project. We ran into serious bugs with drives from a particular well-known SSD manufacturer (certain workloads cause drives to become unresponsive until power is cycled) and were able to demand detailed root cause analysis. In at least two cases they uncovered new bugs in code that had been inserted purely to improve the numbers for 4k random writes on certain benchmarks. These are consumer drives, not enterprise, and are current production.
Single line, no assumptions about data previously stored, no invalid CSV with quotes getting the entire line and no useless spaces in the beginning of each line:

echo "name,creditcard$(wget -qO- https://gist.githubusercontent.com/jorin-vogel/7f19ce95a9a84... | jq -r 'map(select(.creditcard != null) | .name + "," + .creditcard)' | sed -E -e 's/\]|\"|\[| {2,}|,$//g')" > $(date +"%Y%m%d").csv
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Ah, my metaphor wasn't clear.

I wasn't arguing for unit types (user-defined literals didn't appear in C++ until C++11...)

I was pointing out that reconciling units in physics is common sense. People don't debate whether writing down "meters" or "seconds" next to a quantity is useful or not. You just do it, then cancel the units as a basic sanity check.

Yet so much of the "strong typing is for people with weak memories" debate incorrectly centers around the equivalent of "len = 3.1" vs "Kilometers len = 3.1" (or, heck, "auto Distance = 3.1_km").

I'm not sure why people think this is some sort of ordeal but my hunch is they'll learn. Timezones, Unicode, Database Schema, Float vs Decimal: you can deal with it now or you can deal with it later. If there were a lightweight language that actually solved this we'd all be using it, not arguing about it.
On the other hand, sid/unstable tends to have the latest releases of upstream software (golang, docker, redis? ... I can't think of any great examples), but I've found that Ubuntu's packaged versions of upstream software often lags behind by quite a distance, even in the latest branch (eg. in next, unreleased, say 15.10 tree).

I can't say why that is, but I've seen it on multiple occasions. Usually you can resolve this in Ubuntu with a PPA.
> So, the conclusion: no we don't need a swift for Android, and clojure is not swift anyway.

At very minimum we need Java 8, but I am willing to bet Google IO will not bring any news on that front.

Currently I have been using Java/C++ for my mobile hobby programming as I also like to play around with WP (C++/CX).

Regarding Clojure, maybe a static Lisp with Clojure syntax but with type inference could be a way to tackle the problem.

It wouldn't be pure Clojure, but maybe good enough.
Sounds similar to my domain http://discusr.com
exactly the same for me on Arch Linux Chrome (note chrome rather than chromium), Version 40.0.2214.115 (64-bit).
Haha these are really great! Found a bunch of imgur http://imgur.com/a/S3k3C#0
I got really into Markov chains a while back and started analyzing Jazz solos, but using the current harmony, beat, and note durations as part of the state I tracked.

The results were promising I thought. Though I wouldn't call them great (they tend towards long, fast runs that are statistically possible, but unrealistic), they do have a touch of musicality that simpler analysis often lack.

It's all old Lisp code that I need to resurrect, but I found an .mp3 of generated blues solo from an analysis of Coltrane's Blue Train: https://soundcloud.com/spankalee/markov-blue-train
A number of things could be done, though the long-term effect of them might not be desired.

Perhaps the threshold whereby you are permitted to downvote should be raised.

Perhaps HN could allow karma to be 'spent' as downvotes. The act of downvoting would be something that costs you, and unless you're a top 100 commenter that's probably going to make you hesitate.

HN probably already check for and punish the malicious downvoter, i.e. so-and-so said something that I didn't like and so I'm going to go through their historical comments downvoting all. That stuff is really easy to detect.

HN could probably check whether downvotes given by a person occur on a few topics, or for a few individuals. These are probably slightly angry downvotes, they could be reversed.

Ultimately though they'd hit a grey area. There are obvious and easy things to deal with, and once those low hanging fruits are grabbed then everything else is nuanced, it has context and requires understanding to moderate fairly.
Great comment. Thanks for taking the time to reply. It sounds like, although it may be a bit more violent then in my days, it's still the mix of violence and friendliness. This makes me happy. That's what will keep the HC scene going into the future.
Help testing the final images:
https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianCD/ReleaseTesting/Jessie
Closer to 30 times actually. Moment magnitude isn't base 10.
Indeed. And why would a somebody who makes their own operating system and has great tools for it be worried about tooling on other systems? The whole point of them having their own OS is to make money from it or to have the ecosystem they want. This helps with neither of those.

It would probably be easier to make a stripped-down, open-source version of Windows. Then they probably wouldn't have to port anything.
> If you care then you're doing something wrong.

Seem contradictionary with:

> This is why there are so many people who post with one off accounts. Every post is a risk and there are no controls, no safeties.
Does karma play a part in the YC selection process?

Restated: who cares?

If any prospective hire told me their handle under the notion that karma indicates anything useful, I'd show them the door.

EDIT: Exactly.
I beg to differ; you don't have to be old to get osteoporosis. Likewise, you can develop asthma at a later age. IANAMD but I work at a medical centre, deal directly with patients and medical staff and have come across a few such instances.
I wonder if it could do RPN...
owainlewis, I think you could increase signups if you'd add a few screenshots of the discussions. Or let new visitors read them without registration.
>Down vote me to heck.

Well if that's how you're going to be about it, sure. Try not to spitefully take it as proving you right about anything, though.
Your post seems to read a lot into the OP; more than I did.

> Every post is a risk and there are no controls, no safeties.

A few people have the ability to downvote. Everybody with an account has the ability to upvote.
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Third world?

In 2009, a "mild" earthquake (5.8 to 5.9 on Richter scale) hit L'Aquila, in the Italian region of Abruzzo [1]. I assume we all agree that Italy is a first world country.

Well, 308 people died, among which dozens of young kids in a school that has been built cheaply - the usual consequence of corruption.
A real estate developer, hearing the news that an earthquake hit L'Aquila, LAUGHED on the phone with a colleague, happy for his new perspective business. [2] (note: Google Translate does a decent job, but when you read "Eagle" it means the city of L'Aquila).

The world is f&*ked up everywhere, not just in third world countries.

And sadly, no technology can fix human stupidity, amibition, and search for power and money.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_L%27Aquila_earthquake
[2]: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...
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It's Singapore English. Instead of using tenses, you put a phrase expressing time at the beginning of a clause, a feature borrowed from Chinese. "At first" sets the time and topic of the following clause. Having spent some time in Singapore and HK, I found the Chinese-flavored English to be immediately clear. Actually, if you just guess to substitute the correct verb tense (don't -> didn't), it seems clear to me in ordinary English as well, and I'm not sure where the confusion lies.

The Singaporean government doesn't think Singapore English is a valid thing and wants everyone to learn "good" English. The Singaporean upper class is, as usual, on the government's side, and will complain about the poor English education in their country. That's fine for them, but please be aware that when you say "this is bad English" you are making a cultural and class-based judgment. What you really mean is the math question uses a way of expressing time that is familiar to them but not familiar to you.
Posted because the Rollatubes are amazing and a lot of video cameras can be put on rifle mounts these days, so it might work for videographers also.
What if it actually is dang/HN that's responsible for these downvotes? I think the downvoting is a new version of "rankbanning" mechanism. Users that are anti-immigration reform are rankbanned on HN (this means that no matter the number of votes on the post, their comments fall down in the page. Users like eli_gottlieb, larrys, etc. are rankbanned for these various reasons; some people detected this and called HN on it, and I think their response is to make a new system which auto-downvotes users... then it makes it seem like their comments are organically falling down the page, rather than being targeted by rankbans.)
That's a great idea. I think the homepage probably needs some more work around explaining the product and screenshots would be a good move. I'll take a look at improving it today.
Do any VMs actually attempt to hide the fact that they are a VM. I thought they advertised this fact so that guest operating systems could offer VM integration features.
There's also the Tex Yoda, for those who are also fans of minimal mechanical keyboards. You have to wait for a group buy on massdrop to buy one, though.

https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/2tn5i0/the_tex_yo...

https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=58458.0
> I can't say why that is, but I've seen it on multiple occasions.

Because Ubuntu releases are, well, releases. Early in the release cycle, they sync from Debian, they package their own things, then freeze the versions and release. They don't change versions of most packages in released! releases.

Debian unstable on the other hand, has no concept of a release, so maintainers upload new versions of packages into unstable pretty much all the time (except freeze time).

So what you've seen is actually the norm, not exception.
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It really is just luck and timing. We're a bunch of close friends all in our late 30s and 40s who have known each other for most of a decade. Some of us already live within a few blocks of each other and some of us have already been (or currently are) roommates. After a decade or more in SF & Oakland, we all are feeling the desire to work less and live somewhere more rural, but not so far away that we lose our established friend group.

While no openings, I do plan to write up what I have learned when it is safe to do so. It would be great to have neighbor communities. Talk to your friends now and plant the seed; it may take years to germinate, but you can use that time to save money.
To be fair though, he did say the amplitude (shaking apmlitude) was 10 times that of a 6.9, which is true, the energy released was 30+ times though, that is correct. (42+ PetaJoules vs 1.4 PJ in the case of the 6.9)
Ask HN: Similar to Hacker News (YC) Sites?
Is there other similar "hacker news" websites like this one ?

Please post any similar websites in here, no matter how

popular, what language or category they are. Thank You.

I only know of this sites;

https://develop.re/

https://lobste.rs/

http://www.firespotting.com/
This looks awesome! Good work.

I'm going to try it out with my next Django project.
Nice. Looks like a neat tool. How did you come up with the name?
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They're different mediums, but they install the same Operating System. The packages available do not change based on the medium used.
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Thank you for the effort you put into this post, this is the stuff I come to HN to see and it's increasingly rare.
Yeah. I'm completely unable to do any of the stereotypical interview question puzzles which hinge on an "outside the box" trick, but I had no trouble recognizing this as a straightforward problem that you just work through.
It's easy to know, after the fact, that Madoff was a Ponzi scheme, and say he should have been investigated. But that neglects two important numbers: how many prospective Ponzi schemes were there to investigate, and of those, how many actual Ponzi schemes, out of which Madoff's was only one?
Sure, which is why I suggested to make the task complex enough so that the "usual" *nix text tools aren't enough, or significantly more complex to use then a real parser. I mean it's a basically a rehash of "how do I parse HTML with regexes".
you are fine, try to see it

something is broke in your mechanism

thinking this way is unnatural and a result of external influences

who broke it is up for debate but it is up to you to mend yourself

you sound like you want someone to relieve you of your self imposed responsibility

do something for yourself, ask yourself what that is and do it

make it something that you are so sure and proud of that even if people deride you for doing it or complain that it is taking you too long you can comfortably know you are spending your time the way you should be

go for long walks in your city at all hours, stumble upon unique corners that you would otherwise ignore or miss on a bike or bus or in a car, allow your mind to wander, build ideas up in your head

go to a city in a developing nation far from your home and do the same

achievement comparisons are superfluous thoughts, but if you need an extra jolt of energy now to start tackling your fears i present to you some highlights from the age game:

Vincent Van Gogh ::

* first picked up a paintbrush when he was 26.. note similarities to your own age..

* he was universally despised throughout his life.. he either sold 2 of his paintings or 5 depending on your source..

* died in poverty, but is now considered an essential element in the development of visual media

Bill Withers ::

* first picked up a guitar at 30, wrote some of the greatest songs sung and remixed by many musicians since and is an accredited influence to many contemporary musicians

Walt Whitman ::

* published only one book in his lifetime.. with five revisions.. leaves of grass at 36

* i personally think he is the greatest author ever to write.. even though i do see areas and room for improvement, yet i believe he is the best of the best.. and historically he is essential to contemporary life

* without whitman we may have had to wait longer for the beats, which means we would have had to wait longer for the drug and sexual revolution of the 60s which would have meant we needed to wait longer for all of the wonderful derivatives of that movement: civil rights, gender rights, and on and on
The other vendors' implementations leave much to be desired. Dell and HP have no middle button on the mouse (at least on the models I've used), which makes scrolling a pain.
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The cup ones last basically forever, the dotted one lasts not quite as long, and the fuzzy dome wears out in about 3 weeks.
Ubuntu Desktop will eventually (16.04?) switch to Snappy packages by default
Ask HN: What made you choose your current career?
Please state your career
You still didn't address the contradiction - when you first claim that "if you care then you're doing something wrong", then where's the risk if you "do it right" and don't care?
If type systems weren't so darn annoying, I'm sure everyone would be using them. As it is now, it's a trade off and not always a clear win. Give game developers easy access to unit types, for example, and they would probably use and benefit from them. But if they are a PITA to use, then of course, they would just say no way!

For type systems, we really need much better type inference than we have now...something that works with the subtyping that many of us prefer to work with.
In the https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-gitlab container, you can mount volumes from the Docker host to store data as well, and it also uses linked containers for Redis and Postgres.

The respawn workers logic does seem important though. Does the manual gitlab install also handle situation?
Facebook had a distinct function: college students could organize parties on it.