skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree that there are various patterns of thought that can be labelled intuition. I would like to add on that you have to practice to develop any of these different types intuition. This is I think what Feynman is saying and he is emphasizing the type of intuition (run the experiment in your head) that is very useful for physicists.

In every field there is probably a different type of intuition that is useful. In abstract math maybe 'getting used to it' very fast is very useful. In geometric math maybe being able to visualize objects in space is useful. In programming maybe seeing the run of the code in your head is useful.
What it would take for me to disable AdBlock
If you wanted to publish an economics paper then you'd need to come up with a mathematical model, but that doesn't mean all non-mathematical reasoning can be dismissed so easily.

We don't need to work out the model to realize that a world in which Apple only manufactured phones for millionaires would be quite different than today's world.
The ECB is like payday loan companies minus the required common sense?
Coding is pretty easy to learn for the intelligent and is really just a matter of learning the specifics of a language. You're doing a smart thing to start learning UI/UX but I would really recommend just getting a few blank notebooks and drawing things out. If you have any ideas for sites or services that would be useful, you can draw them screen-by-screen and see where that leads. Even if you have no coding experience, if people see that you are passionate about it they will be happy to help you. Offer to buy people a coffee and sit and chat with them about it. You can learn a lot watching how other people approach their problems and how they creatively think about things.

In terms of programming languages, you'll at least want to know how to use javascript html and css to manipulate things in a browser. That stuff is not too hard to pick up (google be your guide) and will open up the door of potential in making user interfaces and mockups.

If you want to get with a startup, I suppose you could move to Palo Alto, but an "early stage startup" is really "that guy with his awesome idea and his friend who is helping him code it." So you should plant some seeds by helping people find good friends to work with. Resulting fruit can come indirectly and in a variety of shapes/configurations so don't be too picky on the form it takes.

Above all, the key to contentment and succeeding in any field is to rejoice in your small attainments and progresses. If you draw a cool design down today or think of a fun logo, be happy you did. If you helped someone with their job interview, rejoice. If you were able to hook someone up in a helpful way, even with just a kind word, or show them a new approach to a problem, be happy that you did so.

Develop the habit of learning enough so you can start to play around with it yourself for a while. It's like sculpting or playing chess. You could read books all day but until you sit down to do it, the process won't _really_ sink in. I saw a nice image earlier about 'how to design in increments' ... you can't start with 1 wheel and then 4 wheels and then immediately have a car. You start with a skateboard, you go to a scooter, then a bicycle, then a motorcycle, and then a car. Each step is useful in its own way, and I think it helps illustrate how one should go about learning new "tech" i.e. coding skills: learn enough to tinker around on your own for a while/as long as possible, and then learn more.

Nobody was born speaking perfect English, Shakespeare had to learn everything he was capable of. It all takes practice but with dedicated, happy effort (Quality practice, not quantity), you can make huge strides quickly.

Most startup people really want someone to share their idea with, at least someone who _believes_ in their idea. Providing this validation is super important, and I think you'll find that if you encourage people in their pursuits, you will experience great rewards just as a matter of life.
True, but it wouldn't be that difficult to just collect the "trading recommendations" of various people from brokerages, but then I'm sure all recommendations are done in a way that that is not possible. These aren't dumb people we're dealing with.
But tax has to hurt someone, and having a job is the least discriminatory way to assign this. Income is a measure of how fast your wealth is growing, and so by taking a proportion of your income, the government takes a proportion of your wealth.

I don't have time to argue (just like you probably don't have time to present a full argument for your side) but the Land Value Tax is based on outdated and wrong economics. Unfortunately because land value tax is so far from the mainstream, there is very little work in mainstream economics directly critiquing the land value tax.

I can only summarize the reasons for it as follows

- Economic theory suggests that the most efficient tax is income tax, because income tax is the least discriminatory.

- Some people like Piketty also recommend a wealth tax, and I agree that a wealth tax might also be useful.

- A land tax would immediately impact the price of all land, since that land will have to pay tax in the future. Therefore the people who bear the impact of the land tax, is whoever owns land when the tax is introduced. That doesn't seem reasonable or fair.
Startup idea (need you opinion)
I've an idea of a website that list available jobs in restaurants ..etc for coming immigrant to USA .

sorry for the bad english .
We are trying to solve this issue. Thanks for your feedback!
I want to say that it's really exciting to see something TAB-like for piano. Something to ease the learning curve into instruments other than guitar I think are in dire need. I hope more instruments can get this kind of easy-to-learn-notation.

I hope this doesn't entirely replace staff notation. The reason for this is because of its connection to music theory. Once I got to a certain level with the violin, I didn't have to think about how notes mapped to the violin physically, but was able to think more in terms of music theory (or at least it was rather easy to switch between the two). This opens up an entire world if you start tinkering with improvisation and gives you a common language with other musicians.

I think staff notation is also quite amazing because it represents music in such a way that it can be easily understood by musicians of many, many instruments at a glance. Imagine writing a symphony of however many instruments in different kinds of notation, or being the conductor who has to read it all simultaneously...

All that being said, I could totally imagine a world where a huge percentage of musicians (especially amateurs) learn only these easily readable musical languages, while people who want to dive deeper learn staff.
No you really do need a model, because right now you are talking about the whole economy, but only analysing a part of it. If you want to talk about the mechanisms by which the economy operates, such as consumption driving economic growth, then you need a model.
If you're free to choose how to interact with ES you should use the native Java API [1]. All others are wrappers for the http client where the http client is a wrapper for the native Java client API.

[1] https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-ap...
The button is to uproot the post. In the next version we will add a button to uproot directly from the feed
Here's zsh on my machine: http://imgur.com/dZshfUR
What you say is not wrong but it's just not that simple for some people. In my case I did start with the basics, learned to play all the notes and could tell you any fact that the written music represented. The note, whether it was sharp or flat, the fingering to play it on my horn, the meter, the tempo, whether to play staccato or legato, fortissimo or piano, etc. but after four years as a kid I was never able to put it all together at tempo on sight. Once I had learned the piece yes I could use the written music as a reference and play it. But never on first sight. And I really don't think it had anything to do with the notation.
Isn't that what Microsoft tried to do with Windows 8?
The dollar value of that work is zero. The moderators are willing to do it for free and there's a line of people who would do it for free.

Consider this - what do people who feel their work is undervalued do? They negotiate for higher pay, they look for a better job, they leave. In this particular tantrum, how many moderators of popular subredits can you point to that resigned in protest? I'm guessing that number is also zero.
It's all good to quote Gmax, but I didn't say anyone was cheating, so I feel a bit straw-manned here.

And incrementing your version number is precisely a policy advertisement, full stop. It is saying you are in compliance with v1/2/3 of the spec. If you want to lie about that to other miners, there may well be consequences.
I remember Jim Cramer (not exactly an economic luminary) was able to identify on air that Greece was a joke a decade ago. Funny that the German and French bankers couldn't figure it out.

The responsible states in Europe all benefited from the excesses of countries like Greece, so they let the good times roll.
Their theme looks deceptively old and simple, making me think it's an abandoned website but it's not. Very appreciated.
Weird. I hadn't made the connection with Physics there. I suppose it is a general mathematical operator.

Thanks!
the idea you're espousing is horseshit, and I'll repeat that as many times as I like.

As for your question, I reject it on the grounds that the assumption is faulty and therefore not worth discussing.
I've made exactly as described, but keep having the following issue:

Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: flanneld.service holdoff time over, scheduling restart.
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: Starting Network fabric for containers...
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal etcdctl[5725]: { "Network": "10.20.0.0/16", "Backend": { "Type": "aws-vpc" } }
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal sdnotify-proxy[5737]: I0705 03:30:32.442329 00001 main.go:278] Installing signal handlers
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal sdnotify-proxy[5737]: I0705 03:30:32.443376 00001 main.go:228] Using 10.10.10.128 as external interface
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal sdnotify-proxy[5737]: I0705 03:30:32.595518 00001 subnet.go:97] Subnet lease acquired: 10.20.3.0/24
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal sdnotify-proxy[5737]: E0705 03:30:32.596844 00001 main.go:213] error getting AWS credentials from environment: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY or AWS_SECRET_KEY not found in environment
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal sdnotify-proxy[5737]: I0705 03:30:32.597301 00001 main.go:295] aws-vpc mode exited
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: flanneld.service: main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: Failed to start Network fabric for containers.
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: Unit flanneld.service entered failed state.
Jul 05 03:30:32 ip-10-10-10-128.us-west-1.compute.internal systemd[1]: flanneld.service failed.

What it could be?
I've built a RethinkDB-Meteor integration using ReQLite and Meteor's stack: (https://github.com/Slava/meteor-rethinkdb).

I see that your TODOs list has "Optimistic UI updates", I worked in this direction and figured there are multiple things blocking such architecture in RethinkDB:

- https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/issues/4307

- https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/issues/2727

Something you might want to consider when you decide to implement it.
Thanks for the refresher dang. My apologies. I will think more carefully about posts. I was just so offended by his lack of consideration about race
I think it explicitly says that it uses the same idea as Meteor's:

> Rather than writing database queries in the backend and exposing API endpoints to the frontend, these solutions allow the frontend to directly access the data layer (secured by a permission system) using the same query API that backend services have access to.
Im notvsyre I follow your argument.

Yes I too have found good work through craigslist, but cl is far less effective than were the yellow pages in the phonebook.

Many companies never pay to advertise open positions, instead they post them on their own websites, then do not understand why no one applies.

I have received the greatest enthusiasm from residents of san luis obispo, california. there is lots of tech there but before my index no one knew how to find it.
Very few. That's exactly why it's so hard to catch, which is why I called it the "best" type.

The smarter the criminal the more likely he is to engage in this type. Most criminals are pretty stupid.
The U.S. computer industry is dying
> But tax has to hurt someone

But that someone does not have to be human. Emancipate the robots, so that they cannot be owned by the companies who use their output. The robots instead voluntarily give their output to the companies in which they work (because they were designed to do so) in exchange for power and maintenance, but after the government takes a cut from the robot via taxation.
> I have worked with said company's team in the past and have found it delightful.

> Otherwise, I plan to continue with this company even though the pay will be significantly less and work significantly more stressful. Said company in SF have been cutting costs and do not evaluate salaries more than once a year. Even after staying a year, I feel like my salary will only increase by $5-10k.
Up until recently he's been fairly well liked. It's the past year that's made a lot of users dislike him.
This switch lacks documentation
No, it is neither illegal nor immoral.
http://www.warplife.com/jobs/food/

Note the dates; I didnt just hijack your idea.

If you want to work together I would welcome it.

I think its a great idea, however a common problem I find is that some people dont use the internet, not because they cant but because they dont want to.

That obstacle can be overcome, for example by advertising on radio or in print, direct mail to publicly- or charitably-funded employment agencies and the like.
Lending money is always a transaction between two parties. Both should be responsible. The financial state of a country is easier to evaluate than that of a person, they shouldn't have faller for the tricks of Goldman Sachs.

> According to investigative reports that appeared in Der Spiegel, the New York Times, BBC, and Bloomberg News from 2010 through 2012, Blankfein, now Goldman Sachs CEO, Cohn, now President and COO, and Loudiadis, a Managing Director, all played a role in structuring complex derivative deals with Greece which accomplished two things: they allowed Greece to hide the true extent of its debt and they ended up almost doubling the amount of debt Greece owed under the dubious derivative deals.

source: http://wallstreetonparade.com/2015/06/goldman-sachs-doesnt-h...

So, EU and IMF didn't catch that, they lent money in a stupidly criminal way and now they want it back at any cost to Greece. They lent Greece money when Greece didn't need it, and now request it back when they are down.

Of course Greece bears the brunt of blame here, but collective punishment at the level of a country is cruel. There are lots of innocents paying now for the financial dealings of the older generation.

It's sad to see EU reduced to this kind of relationships between us. Maybe EU isn't ready to exist as it is. They allowed countries into the union and Eurozone that didn't need to be there. Instead of having a corruption-reducing effect, corruption was allowed to go on without scandals for years. EU should have had a civilizing effect on its poorer and more corrupt countries. As it is now, it's a money-shark.
No, it has to be someone human. Without taxation, people would consume a certain amount. When you tax, someone's consumption has to go down, in order for the government to have something to redistribute/spend.

In your example, when you "emancipated" the robots, you effectively taxed whoever owned them at the time. If not for the emancipation, the owner would have received the income that the government was receiving.

in other words tanstaafl
Z25d - A javafx 2.5d rpg game
Monad transformers and PureScript's row-based effects are two complementary approaches to the problem of extensible effects.

Some effects in PureScript look a lot like the effects provided by certain monad transformers (StateT/ST/Ref, ExceptT/Exception, etc.), but there are differences in terms of how things compose. Take StateT and ExceptT for example: you can compose them in two ways, and get two different monad transformer stacks, with different behaviors (surrounding how state propagates when an exception occurs). There are valid use cases for each, but with the ST and Exception effects, there is only one way to combine them: the way the underlying (Javascript) runtimes chooses for us.

There are things which each one can do which the other cannot. Fortunately, we can mix and match in PureScript since we have the purescript-transformers library. A typical arrangement is to stick Eff on the bottom of a monad transformer stack.

_Edit_: of course, everything you can do with a monad transformer can be done more verbosely with pure functions and the underlying monad, so you _could_ replace monad transformers with Eff in many cases, but in practical terms, it might not be all that useable in some cases.
> Docker containers are, by default, quite secure; especially if you take care of running your processes inside the containers as non-privileged users (i.e., non-root).

I'm not quite seeing the sense of insecurity here, especially from the conclusion. Like any piece of software, it's up the user to not use "dangerous" configurations.
"Other search engines will let you perform a concentrated search using the “site:” tag (“site: the next web duckduckgo”, for instance), but it opens up in the search engine. Bangs take you directly to the site you want to find results on."

That's a feature of the "site:" tag, not a downside. Site-maintained search functionality traditionally sucks; I want Google's results.
Totally agree. And it's less compact, more verbose, "too graphical" I might say. It's fine to show how to play "Der Flohwalzer" or something, but would be horrible for reading complicated pieces or reasoning about several parties at once. Not to say it's nearly impossible to read the music note-by-note as you play, so you are always thinking in patterns which are hard to recognize when written like that.

So, no way it could replace traditional notation. It could be used to show how to play something to a newcomer, but it's not novel, then — I've seen visualizations with highlighted piano keys since like as long as I remember myself. And not that practical anyway, since it's not that hard to remember how to read musical notation and start using it right away (especially if there's no alteration symbols in the key signature and no somewhat obscure symbols like fermatas and stuff).
\dx ( List of installed extensions ) show only : plpgsql

Please add more extension (like: postgis,hstore)
There are coinbase flags for neither SPV status, nor honesty.
Disagree: Blogging, branding, including creation of whitepapers, creates credibility and shows what's behind a value proposition. Knock on a door without a brochure, and the customer has no idea of the service.

Agree: Need to knock the door in the end.
Creating Chinese CangJie Dictionary
This seems like the modern day equivalent of joy riding.

Exactly. However, there's a wiff of sociopath in the responses, ever so slight. He seems to not feel remorse about things I would never do.
Post in a forum criticising of loading/handling (filtered) POSTed form data into individual strings, the criticism was "The better way is to use an array. What good reason do you have to to load strings individually?"

Not only did this provide a logical alternative but it was open to letting me defend my method... Thinking on it arrays were the way to go solves other issues like retrieval and storage.

My reasons were more or less, "cause that's how I learned it." The question might have been a bit more condescending but the open opportunity to defend myself made me think harder on what I was doing vs the alternative.

Made me re-factor a ton of code for the better, was a lot of work - but I could see it was the right way to do it.
Net Cafe: Web StartUps, Featuring Sergey Brin (2000)
From what I can see (quick glance) he uses integer_sequence https://github.com/vapourismo/luwra/blob/56a566dd9e20fc7e3c9...
I have always wondered how dance/ballet is recorded, and I'm not surprised it comes down to video. But music is more limited data I think, an opinion supported by the fact that sheet music exists and sheet dance is still questionable.

There's a passage in a piano piece I'm having trouble with and I tried watching videos of pros on youtube to figure out how to play it. It was frustrating and almost useless. The video goes by too fast. Granted, I was looking for technical details, not notes, but I think notes would be almost as hard.

E.g. Can you tell what notes are being played in the video below?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8IHzqVKugE&t=35

Here's another fun one to try:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpXqdBKSSFo&t=4m51s
Japan is often ranked as the most corrupted country in the world...

[Citation needed]

I searched for "most corrupt countries" and pulled up the first dozen-odd resulting pages. Not one of them mentioned Japan.
A few days ago I installed a pagerank/alexa add-on in TenFourFox on my Mom's iMac. It's a backport of FireFox for powerpc Mac OS 10.4

It installed OK, I relaunched tenfourfox then couldn't figure out where the add-on's UI. When I clicked the Add-Ons icon in the "Pile of Elephant Droppings" menu I could not find anything.

Knowing that Firefox is always screwing up UI that works well for me I spent a half hour or so trying to find the Add-On's UI. Eventually I figured it must be in the status bar, which was disabled, so I spent another hour or so trying to figure out how to enable the status bar.

Then I found some jackass firefox developer who, in response to a public outcry from others said simply "The Add-On bar has been deprecated."

By who? I certainly didn't deprecate it; it worked really well for me.
LOLcats.

The very first thing I do when I set up a new OSX install is to completely disable spotlight.
Interesting. When I saw cmd+shift+/ I had no idea what that would look like on the keyboard, or why it made sense. I'm a touch typer. Once I tried it, I instantly recognized it as cmd+?, a shortcut I have used quite a bit.
Looking for pull requests
How revolutionary! Will be cool to try it for real at least once! Pure capitalism is the form of government that haven't try yet. New Zealand is the closest. The US with 38% of the GDP being public spending hardly/halfly qualify.
"A tiny fraction of the already small number of linux users"

OSX has several tiling applications that work quite well - I have been using OSX as a tiling WM since 2009 and it works great. Prior to that I used ion3 in FreeBSD.

It is a minority, but it's not at all limited to Linux users. Further, didn't I read that the new Windows had tiling built in in some capacity ?
G+ feed? Are you a google employee?
looks like a game waiting for a lawsuit from Gravity.