skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you have any friends with kids of their own? We found in our planning that the people who had kids of similar age to ours were the best choice. They're already dealing with "kid stuff" and, other than finances, adding more kids doesn't totally change the nature of their life.

Make sure to have life insurance, and have your lawyer set it up as a trust for the child's well-being. You can designate someone other than the caretaker of the child to be the trustee of the trust if you want to decentralize responsibility, though in our case we found that unnecessary. In our case, we recognized that additional kids would mean our designees need a bigger house, so we took a very liberal view of what constitutes the children's well-being.

Also keep in mind that you may revise your choices over time. We reasoned that her friend is the best choice for this 5 years, but when our daughter gets a bit older, we can reevaluate and see who in our then-social-circle is the ideal.
At least at my store, Johnny Cash made a LOT of battery purchases in 2001-2002. A close second was Jonny Cash and one employee used Jony Cash for women.
Always loved this Twitter account. I use it now and then to remind my followers that my shit is not together https://twitter.com/ismyshittogethr

Also there is no silver bullet for the maze that is life other than all the usual methods that the old masters laid out, like meditation, compassion, empathy, and logos/love/balance
I feel APIs like that are a bit misleading in Rust in many cases, though, since they're also mutating the original. In Rust, if you want to perform a functional update like that you should take the type by move, but almost everyone just uses mutating APIs because mutation is explicit in the signature anyway. I think that's one of the biggest differences in practice between Rust and other MLs (with which it otherwise has a lot in common): in most MLs, mutation is treated as a last resort, while in Rust it's extremely common because it (generally) doesn't have nonlocal effects.
Been to eastern europe, ukraine and russia many times.
hi ghoul2, i'd love to have more info on your linux kernel hacking tutorial.
Note that those guidelines are outdated, superseded by https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-guidelines

Note that _those_ guidelines are outdated, superseded by https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/tree/master/src/doc/style and http://doc.rust-lang.org/style/

Note that we haven't linked to those publicly all that much yet, as there's so much TODO in them still.

Ahh, Rust. :)

There's a part in the book about the builder pattern: http://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/method-syntax.html#buil...
Hi geebee, its Hung, CEO of Workshape here.

Thanks for taking the time to write in. I'm glad you liked the post. Your response here is fascinating! You've introduced an additional dimension that we hadn't explored: power

Its certainly interesting to compare chartered or regulated professions with software engineering. I share with you opposition to the idea that there should be any body determining who can be called a 'software engineer'. What might have once been a method of quality control, is now simply a method of constraining labour supply, and thankfully wouldn't fly in today's open source era.

The use of job descriptions as a tool for negotiating space and remit is equally interesting! I can see the value as defensive artefact, though it must be pretty tough to continue to be motivated to work in an environment where such a move would be needed. In reality, I suspect most developers would take advantage of a buoyant market and simply leave before ever a move like this ever required.

I think you might under play the risk that job descriptions will not be used aggressively by negative employees. In organisations that have strong employee protections in place, tightly specified job descriptions can be used to the detriment of others. I imagine that certain industries and sectors are often so slow moving precisely because of workers invoke their right not to stray beyond their job description, safe in the knowledge they can then stay behind that signed document and remain immune from management influence.

Thanks again for the comment - lots of things to think about!
Profession and The Feeling of Power [1] always seemed like sister texts to me. They were written around the same time and explore very similar themes.

[1] http://downlode.org/Etext/power.html
How Machine Learning Is Eating the Software World
Check their home page - and those exact words you used just now, those look awfully familiar to what people used to write when Rails first came out. :)

I have such high hopes for Meteor!
Review of the Spotify Unify hackathon
I'm in a similar situation. The other members of both sides of our family are all either flaky, dirt poor, or too old to take care of our kids.

And one of our children is autistic and will likely need long-term care when she's an adult. Maybe one of our other children will step up when the time comes, but I can't count on that.

My plan is to live forever.
some other general advice from my experiences - make sure you handle the case where you go missing. I know I'm drilling down into a bunch of conditional situations (missing for how long? under what circumstances?), but the last thing you want is to do is leave loved ones in situation where they can't get anything done.

I had a friend who committed suicide, but his body was never found and since there was no note, he was never officially declared dead. Even though that was years ago, his family still doesn't have access to his assets.
I think you just spoiled the joke.
http://netflixcanadavsusa.blogspot.com/

The best source I have seen.
IvyMike's plan is silly, but it sounds a lot more feasible than this one.
Python – Lightweight snake game running in the console
Here in Bangkok UberBlack is about 150% the cost of a local taxi. UberX is about 95% the cost of a local. Besides price, you'd never know the difference between an UberBlack and an UberX - both are hands down much better in every measure of quality over local taxis.

I was in Budapest the other day Ubers there were about 50% the cost of local taxis, but the quality varied wildly. Some days I got a BMW driven by a guy in a suit, other days a beat up Lada with a grumpy old man who smelled. Local taxis were brand new with sharply dressed, English speaking drivers.
The problem (as someone already mentionned in this thread) being that you can't actually raise children without some prerequisite things that need to be produced. I'm actually arguing against sex-based division of labor. Women & men should echo do doing 50% of the producing and raising not women 100% of raising and men 100% of producing.

P.S.: I don't care you won't reply to other posts
Do yourself a favor and set aside a weekend to go through this book: https://www.discovermeteor.com/

All of your questions are answered there.
I tried the new Force touch at retail. Single click is perfect, and double click...had a ton of latency. Anyone else think so?
Sidebar.io is based on Telescope which powers a number of sites: http://sidebar.io/
Slack Podcast
Mind if I ask what are you doing with your RAM?

I am right now running half a dozen VMs (I'm doing some tests of network management software) and I can see a healthy margin of free memory before the machine will start to swap. I'm under Linux, but I have used similar workloads under Yosemite on a similarly configured Mac. If this laptop could go to 16 gigs (it was an emergency purchase after its 16 gig predecessor was stolen) I wouldn't even bother to check its memory.
I'm not trying to help HBO at all. Seriously, not. Couldn't care less about HBO. And you're right, I don't want to pay for it, not when it's priced like that and the distribution mechanisms in Canada are so broken.

But look: all of these American companies look at Canada, Australia, the UK, etc and go "you know what, we're just going to focus on the US." <Sorry, that content is not available in your region>.

That's so amazingly frustrating. So, yes, I honestly do hope that HBO sees the international piracy numbers and sorts out its sketchy content deals with Bell Media and launches HBO Go in Canada. Until the TV/Movie industry gets its act together, I'll pirate. (Since music is available to stream in Canada, I don't pirate music. Simple as that.)

As for my job: a) my personal opinion has nothing to do with my company, but b) I'm pretty comfortable with how Wavo empowers musicians and artists. We're a small company, so the fully-realized vision is still a ways off, but fundamentally the goal of Wavo is to help artists. There are no contradictions here.
Whatever man. You think i'm a Russian paid poster. It just shows the level of ridiculousness that the anti-russian hyve mentality has reached.
I think there's a difference between we'll sell you all this data we have on our users, some of which is related to conducting business with them, and here are our paying customers who you can acquire and continue to provide goods and services to.
I'm surprised the macbook didn't go the USB Type-C on each side route. How much bulk could that really add? It makes it way more flexible.
The Pixel update looks really good to me compared it these updates.
In the Roman Catholic tradition, this problem is solved with godparents. I'm not Catholic (and I don't have kids yet), but the model seems to make sense. Forgive me for stepping way beyond the bounds of "internet stranger's business" but if your close friends' lives are so full that they would not care for your children if you became incapacitated, you need better friends.
> Tech experience isn't something they have

Do you mean they haven't worked in communications or technology industry? That's a big red flag. Your team will have a STEEP learning curve.

It's exceedingly rare - if not impossible - to see a startup team move into a new industry without industry experience AND capital.

My suggestion to you would be to let this opportunity pass.
Thing is, there has been little "processor change". The new model still uses Haswell, which I think is barely 1-gen over the 2012 model.
And Esty: https://codeascraft.com/

Netflix: http://techblog.netflix.com/

Facebook: https://code.facebook.com/posts/

Instagram: https://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/

Pinterest: http://engineering.pinterest.com/

These are all excellent blogs to keep up on in your free time.
> what's needed is something like Steam or GOG, but for Movies. Preferably with un-DRM

Steam games have Steam DRM, it's just not as annoying as other DRM options. Agreed, GOG is great however (0 DRM).
Yup. Between Softlayer as an IaaS provider and BlueMix as a PaaS provider, IBM has top-shelf (not the best, but close) cloud talent and tooling.

They aren't sexy, which is probably why they don't get much play on HN, but they're important and influential.
RE ring votes: There are a suspicious number of one-sentence / add-no-value comments on this all posted about an hour ago.
Introducing the JSON API generator specification
Is it time for Salesforce to start turning a profit?
I pay for HBO and a few times I've still had to pirate Game of Thrones because their delivery is so poor. For a while it was impossible to watch on HBO Go when it aired because they were somehow unaware that their popular program would draw a lot of viewers to the site and it would crash. Now that doesn't happen, but instead I get poor quality video that pauses and stutters with annoying grey bars on either side of the screen that pop in and out and distort the video. This past Sunday I was fed up enough after 15 minutes that I just decided to wait an hour and download it in HD.

The terms aren't the only things that have to be reasonable, the quality of service must be as well.
Because Wikipedia is something entirely diffeent and not suited to what the MDN is doing.
HN "rules" say I shouldn't upvote snark, so I didn't, but I think you're right on. I like my iPhone and my Mac but jeez, sometimes the drama over the simplest things is over the top...especially when the "innovation" isn't much, if anything.
I own a 2014 MBPr with the Nvidia chip and I'm thinking the AMD chip would be a big improvement. I see major visual artifacts whenever the GPU switches, it locks up frequently, and external monitors rarely work. Maybe a bad chip, actually, but it works fine in Windows.
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Keep in mind they don't use C/C++. They use C/C++ with a coding standard (like MISRA), static analysis tools, validated compilers, development processes incorporating change control, documentation, verification and validation, etc.

What alternative are you suggesting?
Hey, is there any difference between this hardware and your typical OBD-II Bluetooth adapter? In case not, they could market the app separately and allow people to use their existing adapters.
Absolutely +1 to this. My dad also died extremely unexpectedly, and while nothing about the process was easy, having his last wishes known to us was a relief. He and my mom had each prepared a "farewell letter" to the family. My dad's was characteristically brief, poignant, and hilarious - which itself served to make the situation a tiny bit brighter as we could almost imagine him there with us one last time.

And in other news, I still owe him a trip into the Great Smoky Mountains to scatter his ashes.
I wouldn't know because each time I learned to type I did both!
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As a kid in the 1980's with a 747 captain for a father, I followed plane crashes with great interest. The difference between the main stream media and what was in Aviation Week's coverage was shocking. Even with the release of the official report, Main Stream media would continue to mis-report, where as Aviation Week would reprint the majority of the report.
Why is it important to be well rounded?
Holy cow! I thought that the title was a little leading, but that's what WaPo editors chose for the article. I bet Ellen Nakashima is a bit peeved by that title. I bet she's also unhappy with the editing on the text of the article. It appears that someone edited the article to make it more he said/she said style of fake-objective "journalism". Comey, the FBI and the DoJ are wrong on this issue, and the reporter should be allowed to say so.
Finally!

"[Thunderbolt] Support for up to 5120 by 2160 resolution at 60Hz on a single external display (model with AMD Radeon R9 M370X only)"
Looks like it won't be a behind the scenes look at Slack, but more general commentary on culture and work, ala This American Life. Interested to see how this develops.
Elixir Phoenix framework embedded image for Raspberry Pi 2
I've adopted the same method of dealing with this. Let me provide another anecdote: I went to a new dentist a few weeks ago and greatly confused the staff when I requested they didn't take a picture of me to attach to a personal file. They were equally confused when I told them I didn't want to watch anything on the TV during my appointment and would prefer instead that they turned it off.

I wasn't trying to be difficult or prove a point, I just really didn't want/feel comfortable with either of those things. As they did not impact the office's ability to perform their dentistry, it seemed perfectly reasonable for me to opt-out of them. The strangest part was, based on their confused reactions, it seems I may have been one of the first to deny one or both of those options.
'Spent' is an interesting word here, given that this was entirely done in tax breaks. It's not as if the state's coffers have $50m less than if they hadn't done this deal at all - in fact it was still likely a net + for them.

If they hadn't given the tax breaks then IBM wouldn't have come at all - bringing zero dollars with them. At least this way there are hundreds of people employed, land being rented, utilities being used etc.

Oh, and according to the article the tax breaks were suspended when the number of employees dropped too low - perhaps that minimum number could have been set higher?

Obviously this didn't turn out as well as the state wanted it to, but it's not like it actually cost them any real dollars in the long run...
Then what is really at issue here? Is it really a dispute about whether WWV broadcasts (what is currently known as) UTC or TAI?
Why the hell does Apple keep going with the SHITTIEST mobile GPU maker on the planet? I just cannot understand. But then again, I am only supposed to consume, not question, I guess...

And I say this as a 2011 MBP user (yes, it has AMD graphics ... with pathetically awful OPENCL support from AMD or Apple).

Apple, please just use nVidia (or heck, even Intel) and let AMD die the quiet and inglorious death it deserves.
Alternate Realities, Time and the Coming New Earth
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> The 128MB of eDRAM is for the Iris Pro integrated graphics.

Common misconception. The CPU uses it as well, as an L4 cache.

> Well, more raw pixels. Lower DPI.

Yes, that's what "higher resolution" means...

> Still don't see the $700 of value.

In that case, you'd probably be better off with the 13" MBP, which is the same price as the high-end Pixel and closer to it spec-wise.
I'm apprehensive of the security model. Everything is highly ease-of-use optimized, to the point that you can query Mongo via the browser console.

My preferred "easy/simple" model of app design is Firebase (backend and JS lib for pure web clients), who have security figured out.
Yes, N years later on TV or K years later on DVD. That sucks, so people pirate.
UI on the Wrist: Android Wear vs. Apple Watch
I expect less than 100%
You may set your beneficiary for almost all of your bank accounts and financial accounts. You just have to notify them of your beneficiary. EDIT: This may only be for retirement accounts?
The performance of those new SSDs is legit, though. Those drives even wallop the “trashcan” Mac Pros.
http://barefeats.com/hard199.html

But that said, with Skylake all but certain this fall, most folks would be well-advised to hold out.
At least when netzero did this 15 years back they werent trying to pose themselves as a philanthropy...
I haven't chosen a side here, but it seems like one could just as easily ask "You have all of your life to be educated in philosophy, literature, and art, what's the rush?"
Few small notes which might improve it:

- The blue text looks like a link, when it's not (in the Experience)

- The github/linkedin/etc could be links! While this won't benefit anyone with the printed version, it does improve the experience for the online reader. I definitely tried to click them.

- You could use github, linkedin and twitter logos instead of the generic link chain. Same with nationality, I'd include a world globe instead of the upload to the cloud one.

- The first line of each experience part looks a bit overloaded. Maybe put the title (Software Engineer, etc) on the left, the date just under it, and leave the rest as it is? Something like this:

Software Engineer | Curtis...

Aug 2014-Sept 2014 | Worked in a team...
I fly frequently and I always get sick, even though I'm fairly religious with hand sanitizer and what not. I'm not sure what I do wrong.
Proposed US electron–ion smasher wins endorsement
I do not give a damn about price.
I give a damn about usability. And usually, the "free" versions are better than paid versions in this regard.

When the paid version is at least as good, people pay for it. cf Netflix.
As of now, Django Hackathon Starter now includes Facebook login, Facebook API example, Google+ Login and Google+ API example, and lastly Dropbox Login and Dropbox API example.
Another way to look at it: the curve keeps the second derivative of time bounded. Which in turn keeps anything analogous to acceleration bounded.
State run (or private) telecoms need to be greased individually and only reach as far as their individual customers. Far easier to lobby internet.org as a whole to censor a particular topic across a sizable portion of the globe.
Why do you think any money was actually spent on this? These were tax breaks - a reduction or elimination of tax payments that IBM wouldn't have made is they hadn't moved in anyway. How is that taking money out of people's pockets?
Wikipedia says that we've had 26 leap seconds since 1972, or about 0.6 seconds per year.
Same here, very disappointed. I expected a major revamp with Broadwell at least, and we got barely a 2014 model: no Broadwell, no USB-C, no 32gb of memory. Basically they just swapped the graphic card and the trackpad, and raised the price for good measure.

I guess it's not their fault if Intel keeps slipping deadlines, but I'm starting to think Apple want to make sure all their 2012 customers buy a new one before introducing a significantly better model, forcing people to buy twice.
Show HN: Simple Chat Application Using Elixir Phoenix Running on Raspberry Pi 2
That is one of the fastest loading and most lightweight blogs I've seen. Total load time was 341ms for me. Anyone know what's running it?
>> recruiters have the network?

They do not. Their "network" comes from scraping resumes from Monster and similar sites.

They store this database of resumes and addresses then send out a wave of emails for every next position they get, then process the replies from whoever replied to those mails and there you have your candidates.

I found that unsubscribing from those staffing firm mailing lists doesn't work but in some cases. In that regard UK agencies seem to be the worst of the bunch. Eventually I had to report those emails as spam and after a while the spam filter learned to catch those email automatically saving me the trouble.
Q: What value of TAI will be noon of July 4th, 2030 in New York?

A: Honestly, nobody knows.

You can estimate the number of leap seconds, but not know (much) in advance. Having (future) date representation chance occasionally does not lead to sanity either.
And one last thing: It is actually quite insulting to be reduced down to 'free is better than having to shell out money'.

No, it's not. I buy books (audible.com is amazing), I buy music, I buy software - all of which are just as easy to pirate.

I go to shows, I buy prints of photographsy that I like, I support artists. I am fully aware of how hard it is as an artist (my wife is an illustrator).

So, please don't reduce me down to "cheap bastard just doesn't want to pay". It's insulting and untrue.
What you're saying is only true on a barebones default Meteor app. Please don't comment on a tool if you've never used it for anything other than a hello world, you're doing a very sophisticated tool a huge disservice.

You remove the autopublish package and you can no longer query records from the client.
I'm the original poster and I'm not affiliated with the author in any way. The core message of OP is not "we offer 100% legalese-proof papers", but "I'm a wake up call, now go and get things done".
How Symantec upsells Internet Explorer 5 SSL support in 2015
Bill Gates: High taxes and high growth can co-exist – PunditFact
https://github.com/meteor/meteor is open source, so the community will be tasked with maintenance in the case of MDG running out of money.
If they released a new external display, it would have to be retina quality. That makes me think that Apple isn't yet confident in MacBook/MacBook Pro GPUs to drive multiple external retina quality screens like you can do now with the Thunderbolt displays. Maybe the top-of-the-line machines with the Nvidia/Radeon GPUs, but it doesn't seem very Apple like for them to release a new display with a disclaimer: only works with Nvidia/Radeon GPU equipped Macs.
This one is interesting. It actually gives the appearance of having something to do with the subject matter.

http://moviecode.tumblr.com/post/80751023812/from-hack-quant...
How is anyone supposed to take seriously an article that in the very first sentence gets it so wrong. Marc Andreessen did NOT create the world wide web – that accolade belongs to Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The real shame here is that `samlambert`'s user name isn't `SLAMbert`.