skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From CNet in October 2001:

"Next season, the professional baseball organization plans to begin streaming real-time video of games over the Internet, according to the head of its online division.

"The move, which will be targeted largely at employees with high-speed Net access at work, would represent the first time a major sports league has made live games available in their entirety online, according to an MLB representative."

http://archive.is/20120711061344/http://news.com.com/2100-10...
Well you could dispute that for young people living in Greece right now, without any future, with a huge debt that will last for generations. Former Eastern European states now part of the EU may have a future that is a lot brighter. Even if people there are poorer than the average Greek right now, they are on the rise, and the Greek are falling down. Given a basic level of wellfare, I know what I would prefer, knowing where you came from.
The Senate is trying to ram CISA through within the next 48 hours
Part 15 of what?
It's more than a little ironic to be admonishing someone for something so hackish on a website called "hacker news."
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Another Emacs-based window manager (http://www.howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/new-window-manager....) was featured on HN about 6 months ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8922359
Good point. Adding location-based info for startups is definitely on the top of my to-do list. Though it could be a bit tricky gathering all the information accurately (startups change their pricing on whim).
In Germany, for every full time employed researcher at universities, there are 2 full time administrators... And the researchers still do all their own paperwork for grants, travel, etc.
If AT&T and Verizon are on the same side, I'd probably be on the other side.
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Usually workplace and cafe wifi are offered for free.
An android with cyanogenmod you have an option to enable privacy mode for apps.
About merging (I'll get back to the other bit later): if I want to push my change, I already regularly encounter the situation where git tells me: you are not up to date, even if I pulled say 15 minutes ago. So I have to fetch and rebase before I can push. Even if that doesn't require manually solving any merge conflicts (and I think I have to in about 1/4th of the cases), it takes a bit of time. In that bit of time another developer can push a commit. If that already happens on occasion with 10 developers, I imagine it becomes very problematic with 1000 developers on the same repo.

Of course you effectively organise your repos in a 'tree' like e.g. happens with the Linux kernel, but, well, then you again have many repos. One per component that has someone responsible for signing off on them. It reduces the amount of people committing to each specific repo, but in the end, it's still many repos. So that's not 'one monolithic repo' in my book.
I wouldn't mind if wifi had to be at no additional charge or free with service.
I don't think rgbrenner's response was in favor of closed borders, but in correcting the previous poster's confusion over what human trafficking is. As it were, if the borders were open folks wouldn't have to use shady agencies and immigration traffickers to get in at all, but could rather just save some money for a ticket and finding a job.
If you wish the Americans and the IMF had kept out of Greece, then do you also wish that the IMF had not bailed Greece out and instead had let it collapse?

You (Greece) borrowed money from us and promised to pay it back at a certain date. You are failing to do that, and you say that we're the bad guys? Pay your debts, assshole.

Plus you CHOSE to join the EU, and the single currency. You chose to follow their rules. You can't complain now about that!
I appreciate the sentiment of this. But what I'd really like is actual live status and not the frustratingly delayed version tfl provide. Something that monitored the main twitter feeds and reported "suspicious service" (or something) when there were numerous comments. I had a look previously and didn't find anything.
Bunch of college classmates went to work at telecom operators, because, after all, we were majoring in Telecomm Engineering. It was basically a mix of EE and software engineering, with specific telecom classes thrown in. First one was called "Transmission and propagation", very low-level, radio and cable layer, heavy on physics and math. It would help you if you went to work for an equipment manufacturer or to choose radio tower sites. Next ones were higher level, one for how a GSM network works: BTS, BSC, MTS and all that stuff. Then a 3G (brand new at the time) data network overview.

This would prepare you enough, apparently, to work for a mobile operator as an engineer.

Also, most telecoms have a lot of IT/developper people, because they operate and develop a lot of services. You could easily get in on that.
You don't need agent forwarding for that. Just use ssh's dumb tcp forwarding and keep your agent on your local host.

Ex.:

Host bastion.company
ProxyCommand none

Host *.company
ProxyCommand ssh -W %h:%p bastion.company
People still somehow believe that a technology monoculture is ever a good thing?
Even though I use git day-to-day, I keep around an hg-git clone specifically for revsets. What's the point of a version control system if you can't actually find anything in the history?
Seems like the link for downloading OS X binaries is broken.

If you tell me "just use Homebrew" I will berate you a LOT.
"The strong allegation that British troops fired on demonstrators was based on recollections, recounted as fact"

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/mar/28/readers-editor-...
Upfront cost is a major factor, which I have noticed firsthand while involved in the solar powered backup. It is almost you have to pay 20x for the solar powered back up. It is pretty difficult to convince the people in the developing world to go for solar, where environment factor most of the time is not a cause of concern for the consumer.
Maybe that civil war had a little bit to do with Tito and Yugoslavia as well?

You are so lucky that Churchill got an agreement out of Stalin to keep Greece out of the Soviet sphere of influence.
To those downvoting me. I spent 2 years planting pines in experimental plantations to study radioactivity effects on pine in mixed forest plantations in 1993-1994. So I know a thing or two.
500px are using it for something.
Hacker News isn't generally the place for Reddit-style emotion baiting; the request for proof is another way of saying "don't just rant, help us be objective." An opinion isn't of much use if it's baseless and prejudiced.

As it is, the comments about British and US interventions in Greece are illustrative of what I'm sure is a modern history of Greece less known internationally and are surely interesting.
maybe you can use Kodi
Who's fault is that debt in the first place?
Just found out OnBoarded.co is on the front page of ProductHunt! I'm honored and infinitely thankful to the HN community (shout out to @kwdinc for hunting it)!
You need an index to achieve that. The index will tell you where the information associated to the hash is stored. That index is in itself a distributed system.
An 8 year old child is about 127 cm (50 inches) tall and weighs about 25 kg (56 pounds).

There's no suggestion the child had a weapon.
A bit of a puzzling blog post. F5's CMP implementation has been around a long time, and all the issues noted rise from some of the fundamental design decisions. TMM instances are self contained and don't communicate with their peers. So the overhead of sharing any information like what would be required for applying real time connection limits is high, forcing either period aggregation at a reasonable frequency (the active health check issue), or by not sharing it at all (the connection limits issue). So it's not like a new version or updated hardware is going to make this behavior go away.
> The original co-occurrence system has access to all the data, including that from sessions exposed to the new algorithm

Wouldn't the solution be to exclude that data from the original system?
Eh, I only forward my github ssh key to the host github.com so you don't know who I am ;-)
op: i planned to, but up till now everyone is either telling me to donate the transfer to an ongoing project (ignoring the fact they only get to use it in August) or stuff people want 'to start' building or want me to start doing. Still no solid lucrative suggestions, do you have a favourite suggestion here ?
Watsi sounds like an awesome organisation, but would they need such computing power within a month ? (the credit is only usable in August), if then can you connect me with them ?
How fast it goes bad?
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IIRC there were experimental patches implementing it for git a few months ago.

Ironically, to make narrow clones happen, Mercurial is going to change its internal structure representing the files in the repository (the manifest) to use a separate manifest for each sub-directory... like git has been doing for trees from day one.
A similar situation played out in Italy; however, a combination of American instincts and Italian Communist calculations kept things substantially cooler than they could have been. When the head of the Communist Party was shot, in the early '50s, both sides were ready for the final confrontation; luckily he survived and made a different choice. Ironically, NATO probably owes more to him than to its own "trusted friends".

As the Cold War intensified, though, things got very ugly again. NATO was directly or indirectly responsible for literally hundreds of casualties throughout the '70s and '80s, usually by covering far-right groups planting indiscriminate bombs targeting civilians. This was all to contrast the electoral rise of the Communist Party, which was making huge gains thanks to Soviet financial backing and a cadre of skilled administrators forged by resistance movements during the war. Eventually, the communists basically bartered peace for a de-facto acceptance of the fact that they would never rule. New generations saw that as a betrayal, and the party started a slow decline, moving towards social-democratic positions and eventually rebranding completely.

For countries lying directly on each side of the Iron Curtain, that war was not very cold.
For those interested in Vermeer, I highly recommand the movie called Tim's Vermeer [1][2]. It's about some graphic designer who's never painted (according to the movie) using mechanical/optical setups to paint scenes in order to acheive Vermeer's painting style. The final result is absolutely impressive in my opinion and the whole movie is a good watch.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim%27s_Vermeer
[2] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3089388/
Well, these "lucky" Greeks you mention still had their share of dictatorship

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_military_junta_of_1967%E...

In any case, justifying the application of violence with the possibility of preventing more violence some 20 years later is kind of outrageous.
Thanks for the tip. I use ForwardAgent for all my servers at work, but I had it defined in a "Host *" block. I've now setup separate blocks for my work domains and have moved ForwardAgent into there alone. Never knew it was a risk until this thread.
TOR ?
The Tagesschau yesterday (https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/maas-range-101.html) made it very clear that the Generalbundesanwalt is a "political public official" and as such (unlike judges, who are independent) subordinate to the minister of justice, and has to follow his directions. Maas refusal to do so, instead attacking the minister publicly for "meddling", is explanation enough for his dismissal.

It's also very questionable if Maas was indeed "just" enforcing laws, at least he was strangely selective in doing so (for some reason, he was very reluctant to enforce similar laws in the NSA-spy-affair). It's also very questionable of the accusations of treason against journalists only doing their job would have held up in court.

So the simple explanation is that the Generalbundesanwalt went too far, his superior had to act to avoid loosing face, and all this speculation about empty gestures, unjust laws or whatever is completely unnecessary.
What does "1 watt dBm" mean. Do you mean 1 dBm (1.3mW) or 1 Watt (30 dBm)? Presumably the former?
I dont want to "play" with ssh_config file. My concern here is how pageant/ssh-agent behave, i think i'll try to fix/find a way around that (e.g. attended calls to agent signing api / configurable calls to agent keys listing).

I think i'll drive a node-webkit/systray project being an alternative to pageant (#nwagent on freenode)
It may be possible to do some machine learning on the live train running API (which reports the real-time position of trains). Use the published line statuses to teach it what normal looks like then predict suspicious service.

You could crowd source data too but internet coverage is intermittent on the tube. This would work better for main line trains. There are are similar APIs for them which I've built a wrapper for: https://github.com/jpsingleton/Huxley
id rather spent my time writing infinitely nested while loops then talk to my accountant about one more topic
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It's worth looking at hg-git. It works brilliantly --- seamless interoperability between hg and git; you just tell hg to clone a git repository and it Just Works. Merges, branches, tags, the lot, but with sensible commands and workflow.

There are a few rough edges; creating a new branch (git branches are mapped onto hg bookmarks) is a bit clunky, and it's easier to create the branch at the git end and then do an hg pull to get all the metadata set up, but I mainly use it with github and github's UI for handling branches is pretty good.
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Yeah - I think it is a combination of money and not strictly legal.... but what does 2/3 times mean? Reviewing an investor deck might take me 20/30 mins... it's not really a big deal. Advising on a contract is obviously a much bigger deal...
IEEE develops the WiFi standards, while LTE is standardized at 3GPP/ETSI/ITU. There tends to be some rivalry, and doing similar things in two different ways.
We seem to agree and disagree on a number of things but I was thinking of one specific use of the new syntax as described on SO[1]. Here, I believe that the new syntax is clearly easier to use and consistency can be a good thing. By the way, with this syntax the return type is still spelled out so it shouldn't matter IMO.

[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22515589/862288
I am also experimenting a serverless architecture on top of AWS. Just like you, I tried to directly use S3 + cognito, which is great. The only problem I see is that it is not possible to limit the space used by a bucket and, therefore, it could be used as infinite storage by malicious clients.

I've checked out with AWS people [1] and asked on stackoverflow [2], but it seems not possible yet. They suggested me to use lambda to delete unwanted content after it was uploaded, which surely works, but is a waste of bandwidth and of lambda time. Did you find the same problems? Any other solution?

Beside, it looks like a great approach, but it surely ties you to AWS way more than other approaches.

[1] https://twitter.com/davide_vernizzi/status/62099420049093017...

[2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31412335/can-i-limit-the-...
I've been using Ratpoison since like 2005 or something. Pause for a few years while I was using OS X, and then I'd just put everything in fullscreen or on different workspaces. The tiling stuff in Ratpoison works well enough, but it's not super sophisticated and personally I almost never use it except when I'm like transcribing something. I'm using Ratpoison on a high-DPI laptop right now, I just upped my DPI and use huge fonts and everything's in fullscreen. It's lovely!
>I just don't think performance is such an issue that the point of research should be these (comparably) incredibly low level concerns.

Yes. Performance maybe not. But power efficiency is. If your mobile app is bloated and takes more resources than needed to perform its task then you're wasting the user's battery.
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Thanks... I get that, but they aren't my "clients" in the sense of a client of my firm.... it is less formal than that (at the moment).... hence the question and it's about balancing a "way in" with "learning" but also being compensated if appropriate.
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Will Groovy survive outside of Gradle? Would it be unwise to start a new long-term project in Grails today?
I disagree. There are examples and counterexamples on both sides. It's really hard to decide where the blame should go.

I am from Czech Republic, a former communist country. And it was nowhere as bad as Chile or El Salvador. Or, if you want just to compare Russian atrocities, occupation in 1968 was nowhere as bad as mass rapes in Germany after the end of world war, or Ukrainian famine, or Stalin's purges.

It's not just it's not black and white, it's not even one-dimensional. You can have regime without freedom of speech that puts couple tens people per year into jail (like Czech Republic in the 70s and 80s), or you can have a regime with freedom of speech that commits torture and war abroad, killing hundreds of people. To ask/answer which one is worse is meaningless.

And to compare it from economic perspective is just outright disgusting. Even if killing some people would indeed cause higher
economic growth, no human should agree to such a trade.
But I wish anonymity was the default, not something I have to enable as a special case... :(
The unlicensed band was never dedicated to WiFi, and WiFi is not necessarily free. Carriers like AT&T has rolled out a lot of WiFi hotspots that their customers devices can connect to.
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The EU is very vocally anti-totalitarian or racist, and Greece's people were betrayed by its own government when it colluded with accounting firms to ensure Greece's entry to the Euro. Which, then, because Greece wasn't economically strong enough to compete with the larger, less social-welfare-reliant Northern European countries, led to the need for massive financial intervention and the mess the Greek youth are now today left with.

All for the egos of some politicians who wanted to feel important. The Pasoak leaders from the late 90's / early 00's should be ashamed of their short-sighted greed.

It very well might be the best thing for the long-term wealth of the Greek economy for it to exit the Euro and reestablish the Drachma, to better facilitate trade/labor growth with what would initially be the much more expensive Euro group. Manufacturing, generally, moves to places where labor and total production cost is cheaper, increasing the economic productivity of the region it moves to... this could only be a good thing.
I wrote parched and parched-tasks-web app specifically for this.
I'm not sure of the timing, but today T-Mobile provides IPv6 and 464XLAT.
The EU is certainly extremely undemocratic. We "elect" MEPs, who satisfy the illusion of democracy, but they can't actually do anything apart from rubber stamp the laws made by the unaccountable unelected dictators.

And the aims are clear - to unite Europe into one undemocratic state and remove individual countries and cultures.

And it appears to be completely controlled and driven by Germany.
The authority is optional in an URI, the path is not.
A blanc authority is not the same as an absent authority.
Look at the examples in RFC3968 in section 1.1.2 at page 6 in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986.

The URI for the mailto scheme has only a relative path without authority and subdirs.
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For those interested in more examples of US interference in other economies and the catastrophic effects it can have: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confessions_of_an_Economic_Hit...
IF you read the books you would understand. Sure, they provide services no one else can. But the towns they serve are exceedingly poor - people often suggest paying the witcher with room and board, rather than money, because they rarely have any. People with actual money, like kings and prices in that universe employ their own magi so they don't need help from witchers - so they are limited to helping poor people.
Wow! This could possibly be used replacement for breadboard+wires for trying out circuits i.e. almost like you can create PCB on a plastic circuit by using this instead of copper.
Why do you think it's rare? From what I've seen, it's common. Edit: To clarify, common as in "not rare, per se."
Should be included in the next major ( which will get V8 4.5 I guess )
https://github.com/nodejs/io.js/pull/2221#issuecomment-12625...
I found patches from 2008, but nothing recent.

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/9634...
Haha, no problem. Its been a bit frustrating watching that PR, as requirements went back and forth from complete backward compatibility to whatwg compatibility a few times and petka did everything to accommodate.

I just want to see node near the top of the list of benchmarks again - its never good publicity to be so close to PHP :)
Needs a text editor. Has anyone ported Vi?
Unlicensed means just that - anybody can use the band for any commercial or non-commercial purpose using any radio technology (not just WiFi) provided they conform to the regulated power output etc. There are already plenty of commercial users of unlicensed spectrum including subscription-based WiFi.

Now, where you are right IMHO is that there is a kind-of hypocracy by the carriers here. For many years they opposed unlicensed spectrum because they thought it devalued their licensed spctrum asset. Now they have done a complete U-turn and want to colonise unlicensed spectrum instead.
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I did search google for "Obstruction free Photography" and there is one video on youtube that explains the technology and provides examples.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoyNiatRIh4
I would love to have the app which they talk about in this paper on my phone. I suspect that people would pay good money for this.