jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
Moved my budgeting from Simple to YNAB a few years ago, but still sad to see Simple go. I was a big Simple proponent for a long time (even wrote some hacky automatic goal transfer software[0] before they introduced Expenses). Hopefully the employees can carry the great UX spirit of Simple to their next endeavors.

[0] https://github.com/bi1yeu/simple-autogoals
I worked 80% for one and a half years on a decent salary. In the end I decided it wasn't worth the cost.
Deadlines are usually tied to specific things. "Being productive" only requires getting one of any number of things on a task list done.
Falling now, and, what do you know, coinbase is down.
So is what I am talking about. If you are a contractor, your health insure premiums are a business expense and can be deducted from your taxable income, even if you are paying for them out of pocket.
Good luck. Game developers tend to be more interested in things that aren't contributing back to the various communities that enable them to do their jobs.
Instead of "networking" just try to make friends. It's basically the same thing.
The only problem I have with the wealthy is when they buy off the government to favour their own interests.
15'' is 2880×1800. Most NASA images are high resolution enough that they should be available.

Related, but if you like the Mars HiRISE images I can highly recommend this book:

http://aperture.org/shop/books/this-is-mars-books

It's nothing that you can't find elsewhere, but it's really something else to see them printed in large-format. They're absolutely phenomenal photographs. What got to me is the sheer variety in the Martian landscape. Really incredible.
Just because a majority of society agrees with something doesn't mean that someone stating so agrees, or that it is a benefit to society in general.
Your source does not suggest that the cause of the salary differential has anything to do with smart women as business status symbols. The article states that the most likely source of the difference is education, that the women are better educated and therefore have higher salaries. Further it holds true more so in cities that have a knowledge based economy.
It has nothing to do with market fluctuations. I've been using CamelCamelCamel for years now, and you can see wild fluctuations on an hourly basis, sometimes by more than 50%.

Amazon and its sellers do A/B testing of price points all day long, and if you're just a casual shopper that happens to want the product at that time specific time, you may end up being unlucky, and paying a few bucks (or sometimes dozens) more.
The objective is to leverage DNSSEC to prevent downgrade attacks. Whether or not you are connecting to a host over HTTP or HTTPS you need to query DNS, which makes it an ideal place to introduce a message to clients to tell them what they should be doing. In an ideal world, a DNSSEC enabled recursive resolver, querying a domain name under a DNSSEC-enabled TLD, should not be fooled to downgrade.
You can in PHP [1] and JavaScript [2] - though neither is pretty, so I'd endorse this suggestion.

[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2925044/hyphens-in-keys-o...
[2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7122609/how-do-i-referenc...
Lindsay's Technical Books has several books, mostly late 19th century reprints, on distilling like this one, A Practical Treatise on the Raw Materials and the
Distillation and Rectification of Alcohol, http://www.lindsaybks.com/bks9/brannt/index.html
Authentic Jobs has a remote option too
http://www.authenticjobs.com/#category=2&onlyremote=1
The best is that it does not make you depend on some plugin. Whatever experimentation with web browsers (dwb, luakit, ...), and the odd mail client that needs to access the web: The ad blocking just works. It is a solution implemented at the right layer.
> In addition to serving as the vice chairman of Japan's Olympic Committee, Tanaka is also the chief director of Japan's largest college, Japan University, and the president of the International Sumo Association

I was curious to learn more about Japan University, but it seems that there doesn't actually exist an institution that goes by that name! The Wikipedia page for "Japan University" does not exist, and a Google search for "Japan University" in quotes doesn't turn up any results for a Japan University on the first page.

It seems that he's actually referring to Nihon University; Nihon means "Japan" in Japanese.
They abandoned Ada because they couldn't find people with any experience in the language. That's a big problem with the cyclical nature of military funding - when you don't build new things for a decade you start to lose the capability.
Identity is pretty easy to reconstruct though.

The big question one has to ask is what do you do in a world where you are more and more living in a zoo with robots making sure you do the right thing to more and more exacting standards?

I think the answer is that expectations will get so high that robots will do everything. And humans will be free to do anything, as long as they don't involve anyone else.

Want to ask a question to your dad? Why bother, google will answer better and your dad won't be pissed at you for asking while he's glued to his facebook
Thanks for your deep explanation ! That's very refreshing !

Do you have any clue why SRV is not more widely used ?
> all the bad guys in LOTR are basically dark and ugly

An alternate view of why this is the case (rehashed from http://www.salon.com/2002/12/17/tolkien_brin/) is that LotR was a propagandist history written by the victors.
It doesn't need to do so explicitly: it just needs to have a bug that can encourage it to do so. Most environment leakage also needs to be triggered too.
Why not have a walk, look at the menus and the atmosphere and let your guts decide?
jdp23, you are hereby given the tl;dr Wired.com badge. Submit your Facebook UID and we'll let you prominently place it on your page.
So let's let them subsidize first class rates further!
Was thinking last night: do any of these LBSs have a solid dating component?

It seems to me that some dating-specific features (find and flirt with nearby singles but also maintain privacy) could help increase adoption.
I don't think this is quite true. Doesn't Netflix on Mac use Microsoft's Silverlight, which is not provided by Apple? And wouldn't the streaming requirements for Hulu (which is using Flash) be the essentially the same as for Netflix? So while they are saying that the manufacturer has to provide the DRM, I'm not sure where this 'requirement' is coming from.
Useless to you perhaps. If you're going to criticise, then be constructive. Comments like this help no one.
Agreed. Plus a customizable reminder interval please? I personally won't forget about the reason I am doing something in one week's time. In fact few do, considering a week is such a short time-frame.
Not so. Type 1 diabetes is simply classified as a chronic lifelong condition in which your body does not produce enough insulin for normal bodily function. This condition comes about when a persons immune system attacks the pancreas' insulin producing beta cells. Type 1 diabetes is different than type 2 diabetes which is where a person's body produces enough insulin but the rest of the cells in the body become resistant to the insulin.

In my case I think are/were aspects of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes at play. Type 1 because while I had an auto immune response that destroyed permanently most of my beta cells, I was left with partial insulin production. Type 2 because I have been slightly insulin resistant for the past 10 years and therefore not getting the mileage out of the insulin I was to produce naturally.
Really like Airbnb hack for hotel system. I haven't used the service but following comment from the article makes sense. Does Airbnb have any process or protection to avoid this?

There's always the danger that something bad will happen to someone who rents a room, touching off a Craiglist-killer-like panic.
My understanding is that there is not a direct subsidy, but that they aren't taxed like a private organization doing the same task would be. (Of course, they fall under a different regulatory framework as well, and have obligations such as delivering to every mailbox in the US, which other organizations aren't obligated to. So it's certainly not an apples-to-apples comparison, either.)
A few more things to consider:

* I've been playing with checkov recently as a way to track Dockerfile quality and best practices

* If you use Git Hub, here are some additional considerations

* Use image digests for base images and configure Dependabot to update

* Look into implementing OpenSSF Scorecard and Allstar

* Supply chain security is hot right now. Look into cosign (signing) and syft (SBOM)

* Step Security has a GitHub action to harden the runner. Think of it as Little Snitch for runners
The months section is actually how I've always viewed a year in my mind, except IMHO you have it upside down. Winter should be at the bottom, summer at the top.
Polyphase DSP is some fun stuff. I helped a coworker implement a polyphase lowpass filter in Verilog a few years ago. Would like to get back to learning about it one of these days. (Hopefully an impending layoff doesn't give me the time I need to do that!)

Why'd you choose 50MHz for push/pull capability? What does application does that high of a drive frequency unlock?
Use Slackware, do these exercises:

- Customize your bash prompt, create aliases for some common commans (ls, df are good)

- Build a LAMP stack, compile everything from source tarballs. Get it working so that you're able to browse your webserver from your phone.

- Update a sound or video driver

- After you're comfortable, recompile the kernel

- Through these, do as much in the command line as you can. Get comfortable with mv rm chmod chown and so on.

Any time you have edit a text file, use vim, nothing else.
You look at death counts overall and for other reasons. The spikes will show up somewhere, if they exist.
I read it for you and posted why he should be listened to:

>>Over the years I’ve had a chance to study diseases like influenza, Ebola, and now COVID-19—including how epidemics start, how to prevent them, and how to respond to them. The Gates Foundation has committed up to $100 million to help with the COVID-19 response around the world, as well as $5 million to support our home state of Washington.

I’m joined remotely today by Dr. Trevor Mundel, who leads the Gates Foundation’s global health work, and Dr. Niranjan Bose, my chief scientific adviser.

Ask us anything about COVID-19 specifically or epidemics and pandemics more generally.
Last time I looked at Tracktion Engine, I was specifically interested in the time-stretching and pitch shifting that they boast on the page you linked. Tracktion DAW has great time-stretching, therefore it must be in Tracktion Engine, right? Nope! Turns out the DAW includes a licensed version of zplane Elastique for time stretching, which is not included in Tracktion Engine. Instead, the Engine (which they license commercially) includes something totally different: a copy of the open source SoundTouch library. It is far from the same quality, with immediate glaring windowing artifacts. Nothing technically wrong, but I found that a bit misleading and undocumented.

You can see for yourself: https://github.com/Tracktion/tracktion_engine/blob/master/mo...
According to Wired, the EO likely has little weight to it, and is essentially symbolic.

https://www.wired.com/story/biden-wants-government-run-evs-n...
Okay, bad example. Change it so that my site provides a tool to convert your blog posts to PDF. That is basically what this web-app is doing right? Is it different if I put it on a non-app looking site (like my site)?

I understand the difference in distribution vs conversion, but it seems like this is almost a mix. I actually think this service is pretty cool, even though I hate PDFs in general... but I still had to ask. :)
Some good stuff in this thread. I found this post by Mike Galbraith (patch author) explaining why it's needed especially interesting:

http://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=128991621119292&w...
AC/DC still aren't on the store, and they're still a somewhat active band. And by now, they may be even more relevant than the Beatles, if such a thing is possible.

iTunes is the top music retailer in the world, even before this. This isn't the beginning of the end of the old ways; it's the Beatles catching up with 2003.
I know Microsoft has a team that does OSS work on .NET MVC and related projects. Not sure if they do that full time, but I'm sure if you ask Scott Hanselman or Phil Haack they can tell you.

In a lot of cases companies will buy the talent behind an open source project to get the support they need. Sounds funny, but when you consider a piece of software mission critical to your business its a lot safer to be able to pay the guy or gal and get their immediate attention. :)

I think Apple did that with the CUPS creator, and Rapid7 did something similar with w3af. Sometimes its called "partnering" or "sponsorship" other times it is an all out acquisition. It depends.
Why is Telegram not on your list?
Never used C# personally, although I have considered picking it up. I am guessing that it is because C# is 'tainted' by Microsoft.
I'm a big fan and modest (but above-average! :D ) supporter of these Humble Bundles, but it's hard for me to imagine that the potential upside on this is big enough to warrant a YC investment.

I suppose time will tell; either way I'll be happy to see the next bundle.
Thanks Bruno. What are your favorites?
So how would one go about split testing a subscription service on a website without alienating some users? In my case I'm selling to a small (about 5k-15k people). Inevitably someone would realize that they were paying as much as half price as some others ?
which is your favorite? do these come from any specific subset of sci-fi ?
After spending eons reading twitter from Flipboard and Pulse, this layout reminded me of AllTop. It's a nice global view of finding out where's what but I personally had a hard time focusing on just one user because i have seen their older tweets. This would be a great non-intimidating way to catch up with twitter if you're out of the loop.
One can not trust Lamos, but believe that he didn't have the foresight to work out a consistent story before sending the chat logs to Wire.
Just about everyone who makes a great deal of money does so because of the type of society we live in. Does so because of the type of workforce we have. Is protected by the police and our military. The analogy you've given is a bad one because of these facts. Living in a society is not analogous to a poker game.
That's strange, I was just revising a few of those points myself. I'm a huge fan of that post or whatever you want to call it.

"The sovereignty you have over your work will inspire far more people than the actual content ever will. How your own sovereignty inspires other people to find their own sovereignty, their own sense of freedom and possibility, will change the world far more than the the workÂ’s objective merits ever will."

Priceless.
I didn't see anything to the tune of "every framework runs poorly", just that you don't need them since you're targeting a specific browser and much of the "help" you get from a framework is there to prevent cross-browser compatibility issues.

It's easy when you work in something like jquery a lot (myself included) to overlook how in certain cases it's unnecessary, especially in the mobile space where most interesting platforms are running a browser based on webkit.
Vimcasts - http://vimcasts.org/
Please post a link to the article.
IntelliJ uses a ton of custom widgets and styles, and nowadays even a custom JVM build to look the way it does. And on Linux, fonts in IntelliJ are hit-and-miss in my experience.
Oh that was you! Haha well thank you for testing my site in good faith :)

I have a "gibberish detector" that is supposed to catch nonsense but I guess BLAH BLAH BLAH doesn't trip it.

I added an email input form to send the final results. A discord is a good idea, I'll add that today.

Thanks so much for your feedback
Check out typora as well: https://typora.io/
Correct, but nobody tried to do that.
Seriously? VGA with DVI outputs? And a link to a Sprite engine?

We need HDMI output, preferably 4K capable. I also mentioned colorspace conversion. Should have also said to "just throw in" video decoder for VP9 and AV1 if that's available. The point is that the likes of SiFive and other Risc-V SoC vendors should be making desktop chips, not just headless Linux boards or ones with proprietary GPUs.

Like I said, the "easy" part should be done and available - not theoretically assemblable from various pieces.

If this were readily available, I'd be able to buy it from someone today. There IS a market for it and that will be growing fast. Add a real GPU and things look even better.
I don't think so. They were named javafx... both before and after, no?

Doesn't sound like a real problem though. Renaming things is the easiest kind of change to accommodate.
I tend to use DNS66, but have been looking for an app the can also block on a per-app level. Because I agree with the web site: it is very fishy that e.g. the Calculator app would have internet access.
In my experience the use of notebooks (exclusively) goes hand in hand with not knowing things such as version control, tests, deployment process or dependency management exist.

I don't mean to sound harsh about other Data Scientists from a non software engineering background but the standard workflow is to fiddle around with a notebook until you can get a result. That's as far as it goes, no real robustness to it.

That's a pretty big generalisation but in organisations where they "home grow" their Data Science capability many of the online courses don't cover production level Data Science.
Small towns aren't unequivocally better, but they are better for some people, such as people like the GP who might prefer not to be constantly thrust into large groups of unfamiliar people. For a long time they weren't really an option unless you wanted to do menial work you whole life. I'm merely pointing out that they are once again an option, if the small town lifestyle is what you prefer.
I feel its somewhat like fiverr.com!
Perhaps a war against wars is justified?
Actually the US has an entire (metaphorical) army of think tanks and other propaganda outlets which do exactly that.

The sockpuppets tend to be more influential than drive-by commenters though. Some of them actually pretend to be respectable journalists and opinion-formers. The Church Committee in the 1970s blew the lid on this.

Operation Mockingbird is a famous historical example:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird

The National Endowment for Democracy is more recent:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Endowment_for_Democrac...

Given history, it would take someone with more faith in open government than I have to believe there are no equivalent online operations today.
The GP seems to say that that "statistically things are much much better for the historically oppressed" has not caused people NOT to be "weighed down by the poverty, caste and religion of the families they are born into".
I'd be interested to learn more about this. Do you have a source? Thanks.
Select "view desktop site" and you can still upload images on mobile.

<side rant>Personally I can't stand mobile versions of pages, anyway. I use "view desktop version" for everything, and pan and zoom as needed</side rant>
This sounds engaging and fun. Think you're onto something.
Thanks for the insight! If anyone cares to provide any clue about best practices and how to handle token storage, you are more than welcomed to provide any insight.
Possibly dumb question: Will this work for tables where there is no point of rotation that the equal-length legs are equidistant from? I.e. there's no point of rotational symmetry as far as the legs are concerned.

It seems that the argument is predicated on the idea that after rotating the table 90 degrees, there's a leg in the same location on the ground as there was before rotating the table 90 degrees.

The linked paper [0] goes so far as to cover the case of rectangular tables, but it's quite common to have trapezoidal arrangements of legs, on e.g. a demilune table. Chairs also often have their 4 legs arranged in a trapezoid.

If the linked paper addresses this, it's in mathematical language beyond my reading comprehension :-/

[0] https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0511490
Many thanks for your feedback! Much appreciated. The missing newlines and subresource integrity are now fixed. The Privacy Policy is now updated with information on how to opt-out.

WifiMask uses OpenVPN for the macOS app and IKEv2/IPSec for iOS. Examples of OpenVPN config files can be found at https://www.wifimask.com/contact#androidwindows which allows you to use the WifiMask service on every OpenVPN capable device. Meanwhile an Android and Windows app are in development, so stay tuned. ;-)
What about accidents?

I think morally we should agree that there is a difference between fraudulent pricing and price errors. Are you actually in violation if you accidentally advertise or label an incorrect price?
What artificial scarcity?
But he’s not the head of Red Bull racing, is he?
I think we mostly agree. Specifically, we both seem to think it would be interesting and possibly ideal to require social media giants to implement an open protocol, but failing that I'm not sure whether we agree that regulating them like utilities (with the associated quality implications) is better than the status quo?
This is my experience with Paxil. I can't say I would be here today if it weren't for that. Everyone has different brain chemistry and you have to try different things until you find something that works. Now, I can finally get out of bed and exercise which I never thought possible before.

There are risks to some of these medications, but they mostly come from not tapering off properly. Cymbalta wrecked my memory for a few months for that reason.
Yes, that was my point and I should have made it better.

(Also, there's a difference between editing and rewriting.)
There's another layer to this which makes it all the more difficult: The nocebo effect.

In short, the nocebo effect is like the placebo effect but for side effects. If a patient consumes a lot of articles and anecdotes about negative side effects of a certain drug, they are far more likely to experience those side effects for themself, even if they receive placebo.

This is becoming a greater problem as more patients read up on side effects through the worst of the worst side effect stories shared on social media.
In the case of human rights though, those countries are the ones that need it the most. Even if it has as much as a tiny positive effect on the human rights of the people of those countries, that’s a win. What good would a committee on human rights be if they did not concern themselves with the ones that need it the most?
It's funny how everything looks so new and cool but when you do a little research, you find that it's not that new after all. Many things are just a rechew of something old.
> tldr: you other get either huge overhead or need to type annotate everything like it's Java, and it'll still be pretty limited/not super useful

Still using Java 8 are we?
If this is real, why is there no interest in this story?!

Ah.. it says it's not a new leak, just old ones combined. Strange article. The highlight for me was:

"Because COMB is a quick, searchable, well-organized database of past major leaks, it naturally contains past leaks."
Whenever I encounter JSON schema, It makes me aware that the important difference between JSON and XML is not the syntax (my IDE handles that fine), nor the features. But the difference in rigidity. JSON when agility is needed. XML when rigidity is needed.

I fail to see any benefit of a rigid, typed, schema'd JSON that XML does not offer more naturally.
They still exist, yes.