skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What, you mean on /pol/ and /r/cringepics and the other lowest tiers of internet communities? Because that's not the popular consciousness in any way, and I haven't seen it much outside of there. The people who post there are just engaging in edgelord humor, participating in a circlejerk where they delibrately try to offend people to get reactions and then have a giggle. It's immature and probably not entirely harmless (influencing kids and the socially inept into thinking that this is acceptable behavior outside of the roleplay sandbox), but they're not nearly as bigotted as they make themselves out to be.

"Retarded" is (was?) used interchangeably with "stupid". It's used to refer not only to people but to processes and designs that are stupid. Part of the reason its use became so widespread is how practical it is linguistically --- s/stupid/retarded/ for emphasis! Compare that with "autistic" which is, as you said, used to refer to the stereotype of the "overweight, fedora-wearing, scraggly-neckbeard-having, My-Little-Pony-loving buffoon," and less often, to a generally socially inept person. "Autistic" is used to brand people, and a brand will never enter the vernacular to the same extent as a general descriptor.

To be clear I don't condone the use of either word in a derogatory fashion.
I built a personal budgeting app using Dropwizard + AngularJS for my personal need, and it is open source .

BudgetApp https://www.budgetapp.io/

Source code https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp

I plan to build Android app for the next milestone.
While an interesting story, my takeaway from this (and I guess, exquisitetweets?) is that coercing long-form stories into Twitter is just really obnoxious.
How is exclusivity crucial to marriage in the maximal broadness sense? It might be crucial in the current legal landscape, but that's not what we're talking about here. I tend to think that in the broadest possible sense marriage is just a contract and there's nothing preventing it from including more than two parties. Or, even if you do create a compelling argument for it being a contract between only two people, why should that preclude me from making another similar contract with a different party?
Hmm, do the HTTP/2 authors say that it supersedes WebSockets? The article you linked to says that there may have been a missed opportunity regarding consolidation of framing protocols, but that alone doesn't imply that WebSockets are obsolete. I'd assume HTTP and WebSockets would continue to exist as separate protocols, as they always have.
> Between two people there is just one relationship.

no there isn't.

my wife talks to my dad in a way i never have. they get each other. they understand one another, and she respects aspects of him that i didn't know existed until i saw that a lot of what i love about my wife is true of my dad.

my wife talks to my mom in a way i haven't understood until recently. my mom is very loving; i never knew how much more loving she was until recently, when my wife explained just how intense that is.

i have a relationship with mama, my catonese mother-in-law, who understood the importance of computers even when it was the early 90's and she'd never seen one, who grew up during the cultural revolution, who doesn't trust authority figures for the same reason i don't.

my wife is good friends with many of my siblings - that's 8 more relationships there; 13 when you include the in-laws. my brother matt is married to michelle, who's talked to my wife, christine, about a lot of topics, and the two of them have a relationship far more intense than many biological siblings.

no man is an island.

no man is an island.

no man is an island.

no man is an island.

please for the love of all that is good in the world, can we stop pretending otherwise?
That is strange! I'm also on a stock 5.1.1 Nexus 6, but in the U.S. I guess you can at least be happy that this appears to be a bug (which means hopefully it will be fixed soon) as opposed to a bad design decision.
Well, I gave links to a lawyer's explanation. I everything you're saying is entrapment is listed under the 'entrapment myths' so I don't know what to say here.
I think a lot of people are being misled by someone with ulterior motives.

There are other charging stalls at that Tesla station. It has demand higher than expected and as a result they needed to put a temporary generator to reduce wait times.

They might be using this as a test opportunity for seeing how feasible a generator is for charging a Tesla.

The "government funded" part is referring to state legislation, not federal.

The swap system is not open to all Tesla customers, it's invitation only to a few because they are still working out the details. Hopefully California put in it's grant program requirements that it will only give rebates for cars that are eligible, if not, then can you blame Tesla for taking the grant money? Is there even any proof that they are taking grant money or is everyone pulling the "hundreds of millions of dollars in rebates" out of thin-air?

I saw a YouTube video of someone making a big deal that Tesla didn't do any battery swaps on the Saturday before Memorial Day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umUjmg4oaMc

Last, newer diesel generators and ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel make this method of power very attractive. It might even be better than coal-powered plants that transfer over the grid due to losses and conversions.
why kickstart something like this?

invest the time to already sell support contracts with schools... and private schools would love that. and just work with the know and tested open source model for the actual game.
I'd be interested in hearing how you can think that coercive sex (MM want's RH released, SN will only release RH if MM has sex with him) rates higher with morally/honest than just "hasn't done anything necessarily correct"
Putin has a third nipple?
>What are they doing to stop kids from making Lego dongs in real life?

Nothing, obviously. Nobody sues the company if their kid builds a dick out of real, physical blocks.
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Have you looked into Bitcoin?
There's not much you can do with a websocket that you can't do with a Server Sent Event stream plus AJAX requests. HTTP/2 just makes that design (relatively) performant by shoving all those together into one multiplexed connection.

Websockets are still important if you need something like real-time input-event streaming (e.g. for an online game); a properly-structured binary protocol sent over a websocket will be much lower-overhead than the equivalent HTTP/2 frames.
the take away from this history:

google is the new aol. people clueless about tech have google plus profiles without knowing and are sharing things online they have no clue about! and now cames the new google photo. with photo upload by default.

i bet in 30yrs those people will be paying google to still be able to see their pics on their phones.
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Software developers eat family style
yea but its hard to withdraw
I can say with a 95% confidence, yes. Putin has a third nipple.
Would you say that you are addicted to shoes? I would find it harder to give up shoes as compared to cars.

Disagree with your definition of addicted
A little known facet of German society is that it is (or rather was) extremely hostile to mothers working. Even if a German couple wanted to have children (desirability), the sacrifices were sometimes too great. Especially as raising a family on one salary is becoming harder and harder, if not outright impossible.

Japan had -and still have- a very similar issue.
Same experience here. I took 0.1g to close to 1g on several occasions over a couple years.

Doses in the 0.1-0.2g range would leave me fairly slow the next day, but that's it. With heavier doses I'd see after-effects for about a week (like reaching for my phone and pulling a lighter from my pocket, disconnecting in the middle of a conversation, losing track of time)

The only time it took a long time to fully recover (5-6 weeks, progressively) was after taking some twice in 2 consecutive days. Quantities weren't big, maybe 0.5g total, but the effects lasted really long.
I highly suggest exploring around LifeWiki [1]. There is so much more to the Game of Life, and its variants, than this article even dreams of.

There some very powerful simulators out there, but Life is not just a mechanical exercise in simulation. There are also some lovely theoretical results that are of course independent of simulation.

[1] http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/Main_Page
For the people in my group, I have a stinking suspicion: they use matlab because it's called matlab. Also, they refuse to use octave, python, or anything else because they aren't called matlab.
99:1
Having watched my kids grow up while observing this effect, I've come to the conclusion that kids' nervous systems aren't as sensitive as adults. That, or they are just brain damaged. :)

Ignorance is an interesting question. Does it not bother them because they haven't been conditioned that it bothers them? It makes me think of pain. The anxiety of anticipating pain and of what experiencing the pain will be like is often as or more significant than the pain itself and can cause significant impact on the sufferer's life irrespective of the pain itself. Dogs, on the other hand, do not anticipate the pain, so, even when they hurt, it doesn't have the same impact on their lives.

That's a long way around to get to this: maybe it's not the discomfort of the cold itself that is highly uncomfortable, but the anxiety of the anticipation of what the cold will be like, and that is not something kids have the experience to, well, experience.
Google AI could be my new wife, steal my job – and I'm nervous
I'd still vote for him.

The only other option is Sanders and he seems to just want to concentrate all power at a federal level, like the USSR did. The left claims to want a more European style governance model but fail to accept that the EU does not have one healthcare system, does not have one schooling system, and does not have one college system.

When you concentrate all power into a small point it makes manipulating that power much easier for the elites. No longer do they have to bribe politicians in each state, just the ones in Washington DC. The founding fathers knew this (they experienced this with the British Monarchy) and that's why they intended on having a very limited federal government that had little control over social programs and whose main purpose was to see that states take it upon themselves to enforce rights provided by the constitution.

Remember when we integrated schools? The left would like you to believe the DOE is some kind of federal schooling system when in fact all it really does is issue pell grants. The federal government did not take over the schooling sector. The only thing the federal government did was step in when a state refused to integrate.

I urge leftists to reconsider their position. I'm in favor of social programs like single payer healthcare, but having the federal government do it is just asinine. The federal government needs to pass a bill that makes healthcare a right, then leave it up to the states to implement free healthcare. Those that don't will be forced to, just like we did when some schools refused to integrate.

If you hate too big to fail companies, then why allow one entity to monopolize a whole sector of the economy? As soon as one of these huge social programs fails, down goes the whole economy. It happened in the USSR and it could happen here. Just let the states handle it like they do in the EU. That way, when one states social programs fail it doesn't bring down the whole economy. Notice that this is a compromise. The left still gets it's healthcare while the right still gets a small federal government. It's a win-win. Unfortunately both the left and right would like you to believe that any compromise is giving into the other side, they must perpetuate the idea that you only have one right choice and that if you're not with them you're completely against them.
>dong detection software

Screw the next Twitter. Whoever successfully writes such a piece of software will make billions.
Counterexample that actually refers to Conway's Law in the comments :) The 63-phase compiler https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9289070
Just get a roommate? When did a two-bedroom apartment become a human right? Housing costs are high, undeniably, but the real issue is the shit job market.
Where did the new world monkeys come from?
John Kim has very broad experience with roleplaying games, fantasy and otherwise. He certainly does not have a worldview comprised entirely or mostly of one or two RPGs, and definitely not just D&D.

Source: I'm a personal friend; we play roleplaying games together fairly often; I go to one of the several cons that he goes to regularly; I have been discussing roleplaying games with him online on-and-off going back to rec.games.frp.advocacy in the mid-late 90's.
The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran (1923)
Some of the Pompeii erotic art may have had a practical purpose. I saw a documentary about Pompeii that mentioned erotic murals at a public bath. These were not the "normal" kind of erotic scenes you would find in Pompeii or other Roman cities. They were things that would be considered shocking and perverted by even Roman standards.

These murals were in an area that was the Roman equivalent of a locker room, where bath attendees would leave their clothes. Archaeologists speculate that the shocking murals were memory aids--a customer could remember where they left their clothes by remembering the shocking perverted scene on the mural above that section.

This is plausible. Shocking or unusual things are easier to remember, so this would have been more effective than just numbering or lettering the sections of the storage room.

This is also why people around my age (mid 50s) probably have an easier time remembering the resistor color code. The mnemonic I learned 40 years ago is shockingly racist, violent, and sexist--and so impossible to forget. The mnemonics taught to kids nowadays are boring and easy to forget.
>The religious right may not love Rand Paul but they hate Hillary Clinton.

In light of the recent revelations regarding CGI I don't see how anyone, Republican or Democrat, could vote for Hillary Clinton. It'll be disastrous for the party to nominate her, and even worse for the republic if she wins.
I think HTTP2 is a good example. HTTP2 is the result of trying to avoid changing TCP at all costs. This reflects the communication structure of people developing TCP and HTTP.
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> If you use WebSockets for "realtime push", then HTTP/2's server push feature could potentially be used as an alternative.

One thing to keep in mind with HTTP/2 server push is that a server can only send a push in response to a client request. So this isn't a drop-in "real-time push" mechanism. To implement the equivalent of real-time push would likely require client/server to keep a stream within the connection in the "open" state whereby the server can send continue to send data frames on that.
> What are they doing to stop kids from making Lego dongs in real life?

If I understand it correctly, the problem is that someone else builds a penis and another persons kid sees it.
This is the answer to the oft-asked question, "Why didn't Lego build Minecraft?" Because big companies necessarily focus on risks to what they already have, while small companies focus on untapped opportunities.
Wasn't this also a factor:

"The team also used a technique called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) to extract oxygen-deprived blood, warm it up and add oxygen, before pumping it back into the body, The Times reported.

After 10 days of using the technique, which mimics the function of the heart, while Michael was in an induced coma, he survived."
When the title isn't enough we sometimes use a heading or a bit of the leading paragraph. (I've done that here. Let me know if I got it wrong.) The main thing is to use language from the article itself, not make up one's own.
After looking at this for my home state - while thinking about the area I live in, I decided that it's more fair to say that this applies to large, populated cities. It'd be more interesting and relevant to do a rent breakdown by population density areas.
How has this changed over time?
>> When did a two-bedroom apartment become a human right?

The title is "one-bedroom". Did you even read that far?
I thought Chatroulette was working on this problem years ago? Maybe just a rumor.
This may be the most entertaining thread I've ever seen on HN.
Just a rumination: is it possible that the author's disconcerting assertions are published out of an institution where they are letting their own "biases roam free"? Perhaps, if she were to declare any other conclusion, she may be a "bad cultural fit" there?

I'm guessing/hoping you learned to write software because you like it and the ability to solve interesting problems. As such, you have a lot more options for employment than consultants, investment bankers, and lawyers.
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Cheers, that looks great. That's why I love this site :) Installing now ...
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Those "humans" are weird. There is quite clearly another nipple there.
The beauty of Conway's law is that your statement applies to both the code itself and the communication structure of the org.
Anyone remember the big ol' freak out in congress in response to closing Gitmo and moving detainees to the U.S. proper? In 2009, the Senate approved an amendment to the Supplemental Appropriations act for that year that blocked funds to move or release Gitmo detainees, by a vote of 90-6.

That shit wasn't gonna happen. And maybe Obama ought to have known better, but he sure isn't exclusively at fault there.
> he is pro-states rights when it comes to abortion and gay marriage

I don't know about Rand Paul, and certainly many state's rights supporters are sincere, but be aware that state's rights has long been adopted by those who simply didn't like national law on a particular issue, for example on racial segregation. I'm always suspicious when I hear the term used like a philosphical principle.
> SL is still a thing.

It still exists, yes, but it is almost dead. It is a shadow of its former self and it is a crying shame.
"In order to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment in the U.S., renters need to..."

First paragraph.

Article does bounce between 1 and 2 bedroom apartments.

For what it's worth, apartments are often more expensive to rent in my area than houses.
But if you read further into the linked article (http://nlihc.org/oor), it talks about "two bedroom unit".

The original title of this submission "In No State Can A Minimum Wage Worker Afford A One Bedroom Apartment" is linked to an entire different link (http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-22/no-state-can-minimu...).

Edit: since the title of submission has been changed.
Israel has peace agreements with Jordan and Egypt, but not its other neighbors, and fairly regularly engage in cross-border military operations, recently particularly in Syria.
> This is one issue where I will be a one issue voter.

Consider all the other issues. For example, with Rand Paul as President, the GOP would certainly control the White House, and House of Representatives, very likely have a 6-3 majority on the Supreme Court within a few years (depending on Justice Ginsberg) ... they'd need only the Senate for one-party rule.

Many, many other things would happen that you probably would not like.
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In the end, what the GM decides is what happens anyway - so it's more of a matter of how restrictive you want your rules - suggestions - to be.
Not questioning you, but could you provide a source? I'm genuinely interested.

Also is it possible to prevent those provisions from passing?
I think you're still not hearing what I'm getting at. The idea isn't that the big three are now peddling crapware-infested downloads, but there exist services like SourceForge and tons of download sites that are.

This is about aggressively courting existing projects that may still be on SourceForge out of nothing more than inertia. Migrating away is a process, even with importers. My original comment was about surveying the landscape for potential candidates that you'd like to see using GitLab, and then go ahead and set up a home for select projects before approaching them. This could include reserving accounts for the core developers, pre-seeding the project with whatever importing would be required, and just generally making it stupid-easy to migrate--as easy as just saying, "yeah, okay; we'll do that", and then setting up their password.

If you're worried about doing anything with their blessing, this could all happen in such a way as to not be publicly accessible until the project actually gives the go-ahead and confirms they would like to make the switch.
Given the explosion of interest in real estate from investors, I think situation going to get much much worse. I'm seeing houses going for 20% prices above asking prices, aggressive bidding wars, all cash deals - mostly from buyers who have no intent to actually live in those houses. If you search Zillow you will find tons of houses getting sold in 1 week and then immediately put back in market as rental properties. The rents are usually approximately set at 5% of house prices. This clearly means investors are considering real estate as something that has great returns while being well inflation protected. It's simply much better option that things likes long term CDs or TIPS etc. If this investment efforts are actually successful, most people - even in upper middle class - should expect to be able to only rent.
If the book is just text and headings, can't you expect OCR to do a good job without any real need of human intervention?
Conway's law is all about communication structure. Abstractions and constraints in communication influence abstraction and constraints in software.
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This is a great point. I used to work for a large biotech firm and we agonized over decisions that small companies wouldn't even bat an eye at. When you already have several billion in sales, you worry about jeopardizing them. When you have nothing, what is there to risk?
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"It really comes down to the brick, the core brick," is what Lego concluded. How though could the company's teams put this on a screen? Obviously, Gram says, they were inspired by Minecraft and knew that they could learn from it. "Minecraft is digital Lego," he says. "We only wish we had invented it."

- David Gram. Lego Marketing Director

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-08/20/lego-fusion
Keeping in mind that Conway's law is about systems not just software systems, the example I heard was:

Suppose a company wants to redesign its production system. It has two factories, so the new production system will have two parts. Each factory has a general manager and a production manager so the new production system will have a general manager console interface and a production manager console interface. And so on.

Thinking about it myself, an obvious example is group permissions and user permissions in a network environment. What this illustrates is that Conway's law is often so natural that we don't even think about it until we create an impedance mismatch between the organization and the system.

We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.
--Winston Churchill

Captures a bit of it I suppose.
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Could there possibly be a worse format than Twitter for something this long?
> at least, by any sensible measure

That's pure question begging.