skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
it'll certainly be a lot more interesting than the umpteen "look at the latest js framework" or "I rewrote game <X> in <Y> number of lines of code".
Ah, you know how it goes; generally, it either comes from a report filed to Roskomnadzor by a "concerned patriotic citizen" (like famed private citizen Vitaly Milonov), or it's a case of, "Gosh, it sure would be terrible if we found something here that would force us to ban this site" (the same way that the FSNP would hate for there to be something you forgot to pay taxes on, citizen of questionable patriotic status). I figure the latter in this case.
This is still an apples to oranges argument. GPG is a way to sign data in a trusted manner, including data that is delivered by both trusted and untrusted systems. If you want to point fingers, point at APT, YUM or RPM, not GPG.
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Twitter's web UI suggests it's allowed, and I can post 140 象 in one tweet.

In practice, tweets get fragmented into multiple SMS anyway, so while this might have been the aim, it's not the implementation they've ended up with.

Also, while you may wish SMS was Unicode, that's not actually likely.

The number of characters you can fit in one SMS will vary depending on whether you use more than one charset, and what your operator and device support. Most SMS in the US/UK/Aus etc will be sent as 7 bit GSM, allowing for 160 characters. 8 bit allows for 140 and UCS-2 allows for 70. (This is assuming no UDH, i.e. no fragmentation)
It's orthogonal. It's a shell for interacting with daemontools, runit, s6, and perp each of which is a supervisord like tool.
I don't think that's likely to be their direction; as another commenter observed, that's largely what Tumblr is, and Tumblr is pretty good at it.

I expect Twitter's monetization efforts to move in the opposite direction, in a sense. Many Twitter users follow many more people than they have followers, which turns it into more of a broadcast medium than an interactive medium. Given that they're firmly committed to advertising as a primary revenue model, I'd expect them to be working furiously on recommendation engines to surface new content: not just users you might want to follow, but specific tweets (and Vines and Periscope videos and etc.). That, in turn, can be applied to native advertising.
The is a link in the top right hand corner to the Microsoft Store, where you can buy Windows. When I bought Win7, I could download an ISO.
I was in gaming for 4 years or so. It was horrifying to see how much code that is not reused (excluding math/physics libraries). IMHO - The art pipline is the real time suck and can make or break a game deadline. Just think of the staff alone to pull off a art pipeline. Producer -> Game Play expert -> Artist -> tools engineer -> graphics/engine guys -> game designers/ai guys. Just that chain alone from a tech perspective: LAU, databases, openGL, Maya3d, C++ tools, art vector tools, phyics engines, ai engines which are mostly proprietary. Budgets were like movies. Millions and millions. Oh yeah. And most are canceled after years of hard work.

I think if you are making a 3d game you haven't thought things through.
I use nix with python at work, but I haven't yet used it (much) with our node libraries. `npm2nix` was a little clunky in my experience, generating an enormous expression for each package with no code reuse. Is it easier in practice?
It's not that simple. Changes in the syntax for strings and environmental variables are going to bite precisely newcomers who would benefit the most from fish. And sourcing happens.

I do know that all these problems result from fish having a saner syntax compared to bash (hell, FWIW I'm still mad that globs are not regular expressions and have a different syntax) but everytime someone points out these problems the reaction is "#!/bin/bash", which kinda misses the point.
"Identical copies" is informal, as is "copies" for that matter. You can think of the information that is defining the shape as what is being copied, hence mirroring and other variations are allowed. A possibly related term to look into would be "isomorphism".
The link you've provided works fine from Russia(Yota provider, the big one). Try a proxy with a Russian IP by yourself. So you're wrong
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Following the trends of transpiling modern linguistic ideas to lower languages (see all the xyz -> js), I asked why it wasn't the case, someone told me it "was", it's called awk.
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Feel free to use Teflon if you like it. I don't like it and don't trust DuPont in general. I'll cook with high-smoke-point oils using cookware I prefer, and take my chances.
>> SourceTree has been my go-to for over a year now and it generally gets the job done, but it can be flakey at times (on Windows)

I've had the same experience. SourceTree has gotten better since I've started using it, but I frequently get hangs on commits and pushes on one of my machines. So much to the point that I downgraded to an older version of SourceTree.

One of the only things I miss after switching from OSX to Windows last year is Gitbox - http://www.gitboxapp.com/ - it's not free, but for what I do, it really did the trick.

This new desktop version of Github looks a lot better than its predecessor, but I need to play with it more. It does feel a lot more like Gitbox to me than SourceTree.
Silly me, I assumed that the executable path was the requirement. My bad.
If you need to find a process just by it's name, it is even simpler: Just indicate the process name (possibly with wildcards) to Get-Process (alias ps):

ps Notepad++ | kill

Actually, kill (alias for Stop-Process) takes a name parameter directly, so the "kill" line from the script could be written as simply

kill notepad++

But your question is actually really good, because what if we did not know the neither the process name nor the executable, but -say- only the Window title?
Get-process (alias ps) will produce a sequence objects describing the running processes.
If I want to know what properties those objects have that I can possibly filter on, I
can pipe the objects through the Get-Member cmdlet (alias gm):

ps | gm

This produces a table-formatted list like this (shortened):

TypeName: System.Diagnostics.Process

Name MemberType Definition
---- ---------- ----------
Handles AliasProperty Handles = Handlecount
Name AliasProperty Name = ProcessName
...
MainModule Property System.Diagnostics.ProcessModule MainModule {get;}
MainWindowHandle Property System.IntPtr MainWindowHandle {get;}
MainWindowTitle Property string MainWindowTitle {get;}
MaxWorkingSet Property System.IntPtr MaxWorkingSet {get;set;}
...
Site Property System.ComponentModel.ISite Site {get;set;}
StandardError Property System.IO.StreamReader StandardError {get;}
StandardInput Property System.IO.StreamWriter StandardInput {get;}
StandardOutput Property System.IO.StreamReader StandardOutput {get;}
StartInfo Property System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo StartInfo {get;set;}
...
Product ScriptProperty System.Object Product {get=$this.Mainmodule.FileVersionInfo.ProductName;}
ProductVersion ScriptProperty System.Object ProductVersion {get=$this.Mainmodule.FileVersionInfo.ProductVersion;}

Lo and behold, there is a property called MainWindowTitle. So to stop a process by it's main window title I could write:

ps | ? MainWindowTitle -eq 'Deepthought Main Console' | kill

That is, find all processes, pipe them through a filter selecting only those where the MainWindowTitle equals the desired text, and pipe those processes to the Stop-Process cmdlet
And in my experience, for every 10 issues that I realize it might crop up, I know there's also 10 issues that I DON'T realize it might crop up, so I take that into account
At least the #2 and #7 (by number of commits) committers to Git are employed by GitHub. They're both very consistent contributors and have been for a very long time.

You specifically said that GitHub does not participate in the open source community and I think I've amply demonstrated that you're incorrect. If you'd like to continue to argue the point, I'd appreciate some facts.
FYI, the clouds aren't pushed away, they are created by the difference in pressure the shockwave (temporarily) creates.
Waves in general do not move matter (except for the temporary oscillation).
A B2B startup of any size will have a very hard time if those 8 hours are during business hours. Depending on the nature of the service, of course.

Where I work now (a small web-based software-as-a-service) an 8 hour outage would be catastrophic, and could easily kill the business. The switching cost for our niche is small, so one bad day could cost us 20% of our clients. We're not running with a 20% profit yet, so at best it'd mean an immediate layoff or across-the-board temporary paycut.

Luckily, because we're small we can run on a single LAMP server. We're working on making it so that we can migrate that to any region in EC2 with a single command, as well as making sure we can switch to a different dedicated hosting provider with minimal time.
I wonder how often emails sent from a Russian address is falsely filtered to the spam folder.
Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10043152
Crash Bandicoot is an awesome game! :)

Also there is a parallel between your "add one and increase the unit" and the estimation of what kind of manpower you need to take an defended objective. The wisdom here is basically the same: If you are facing an objective defended by a squad, you will need a platoon to take it. If you are looking at a platoon dug in to the objective, you will need a company to take it. An entrenched company needs to be uprooted by a battalion, et cetera.

It's from this (The Mythical Man Month as you mention, and the estimations the infantry taught me) that I have built a kind of mental model for estimating things, that ends up being sort of universal like the 80-20 rule.
If Windows 10 shall fail, these are the probable causes
Reactive (Rx.Net) observable cache
Imagine what if this one had been standard https://wryun.github.io/es-shell/manpage.html
fish would be better than bash as a system shell as well. More consistent, for example. However, bash is available and usually preinstalled everywhere, in contrast to fish.
tragic, we won't be seeing russian reddit bots anymore. advertisers probably don't get a lot of russian customers so I fail to see reddit being impacted.
Hi, I'm happy to discuss how we're finding hidden flaws in millions of apps that even developers didn't know about. We've built a really cool binary code search engine that has indexed the structure and behavior of apps. Our engine allows us to quickly find apps that exhibit particular problems, such as calling a broken API or using a version of a library that has a vulnerability.

I need to write more about how it works. We translate the app code into an intermediate language (like LLVM bitcode) and index features derived from both the structure (callgraph/control flow graph) and syntax (opcodes) of each function. This allows you to search for snippets of code that match particular patterns or discover the relationship between modules by assessing the similarity of each. Since we use an IL, we can match code cross-platform.

I'd love to talk about it here if you have questions.
Is step 4 really required ? nix-shell already gives you a sandbox environment.

Also their user manual[0] is really good now.

[0]https://hydra.nixos.org/job/nixpkgs/trunk/manual/latest/down...
Interestingly, the post is 2 years old, has one single comment by the OP. The user didn't have any other contributions to Reddit other than that.

The sub itself was created by the same user two years ago and had no activity.
> I'm not so sure we can reasonably imagine the signature of a civilization "subliming"

Based on the number of people lost in their phones on BART, the streets and meetings, I'd say we're already well on our way to subliming ourselves.
They got rid of the SMS-related limitations ages ago, but kept the 140 limit because it was "part of what makes Twitter - Twitter".

It's also why Twitter is really popular in Japan. 140 characters is more than enough to hold actual conversations (even if most statements/responses are typically 12-20 characters and the rest of the space is used for emoji)
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The farmer may achieve a more favorable outcome if assigned the property rights, but the Coase Theorem aims to address the notion of efficiency. In an efficient market, no party can be made better off without another being made worse off.
The game doesn't sell well enough to cover running costs.
Actually the tendency is, that the more you know the more aware you get of the things you don't know. So while dumb people may overestimate their aptitude the smarter people tend to underestimate themselves. The most extreme manifestation would probably be the impostor syndrome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
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I also agree with Sam's thesis, and I also strongly agree with your addition.

It's very easy for startup culture to fall into the trap of equating the people with the project/company they're working on, resulting in unhealthy consequences when things don't go perfectly. It's a tricky thing to come to terms with, because in the early days that overlapping identity—while never healthy—is probably critical to having the momentum to carry on. But as time passes, separating your own identity from that of your project/company is critical to avoid burnout and depression; the company will always crest and trough, but you can't be pegged to its state anymore.
Great idea in a very stagnant market. How do the LiFePO4 cells perform at high temperatures? I've worked with this battery chemistry before, and found most off the shelf cells have internal safety circuitry that disconnects the battery at temperatures >70C. Typical engine running temperature is 60-80C (or as much as 90 on a hot day).
Will this work when its -30F?
I have a few friends with static sites that will LOVE this. It's hard to explain to them that they can't just "put" a form on their site, they need some sort of back-end code to "process" the form. This solves their problems, so good work.
Google reorg has been extensively covered by previous postings, e.g., https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10037157
So yesterday Audi/Porsche/VW announced a new v6 engine that will be used in variations across all their vehicles. Further down the line, they said that engine would include an electric drive component as well, incorporating a battery, effectively making all their cars "hybrids".

This seems to be the trend, see racing tech (Formula 1, WEC, etc.). We will probably see this in all new consumer cars sometime soon.

Once every car has a battery, wouldn't the standard car battery that's most common today be obsolete?

At your price point, performance/luxury cars seem to be your only market, which are also the cars that will electric drive before mid to low end cars. These are also the owners who will replace their cars every 3-5 years anyway. Either from a 3 year lease or the 4 year warranty is out and they want something new.

I don't mean to be discouraging but, it seems your market viability, if there is any to begin with, is already limited to 5 years at the most.

I do love the idea of saving 30 lbs weight, it's negligible for most of my driving in my sports coupe, but I like to feel like it's making a difference!
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Young people in Russia usually don't have a job and have a big issue getting one; even if they have a job they clearly don't have salary high enough (not talk about Moscow there) so they work a lot. As result they have limited amount of money or just live with parents for long time. Fortunatelly there is internet, computer games, series, films so in both cases these people don't have a time to watch propaganda TV.

Sadly I can't tell the same about other parts of country population because there is huge amount of older people that don't have a job (and have absolutely no way to get one because in Russia nobody need you once you're older than 40) and of course they have nothing else to do than get drunk and watch TV. It's also a lot easier brainwash people that had no life, have no money to live like in US / EU and have no future.
This is why you stay away from doors and windows during a possible explosion:

https://twitter.com/OrRavid/status/631538952747380736
This is what innovation looks like.
Lead acid is traditionally very forgiving with regards to temperature. How does the electrical performance of your battery vary with temperature, especially at extremely cold (-40C) and extremely hot (80C) conditions?
Are you working there(Roskomnadzor)? What is FSNP?
Jar Jar Binks is far more likeable.
Yes, this was the basis for the Ksplice longest tweet contest
https://blogs.oracle.com/ksplice/entry/the_1st_international...
I don't think staying away from there door in that case would've made much difference. The shockwave flattened everything.
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That's interesting, why do you think I contradict that?
No. How would it?
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Survivorship bias. Look at the research into the abysmal rate of technology transfer from universities into industry.
Ah-

No sales weasel. Just me : ).

The model I was thinking was that it is free under a cap. I dont think most people would actually hit the cap.

Should not be hard to implement for small website.

Email me and I can give better directions: rememberlenny@gmail.com
Definitely not enough cash.

Overwhelmed by rewards seems to be a common failure on KS. The list he rattles off in this case is quite extensive, and the postage cost is all that's preventing it from being sent. I wouldn't be surprised if they have 10k into rewards alone, especially when you account the time spent developing them.
Great idea. I am interested in more info on your services too for an app I may develop...we should talk.
Yep; that's basically the definition of realpolitik. People everywhere just want to live and be happy.
> good luck finding an investment that'll give you 10% consistently for decades

Folks with pretty conservative Vanguard funds seem to disagree:

http://institutional.vanguard.com/iam/pdf/total_return_chart...
As with many svn features, blame requires access to the server and is also quite slow. In git, this sort of thing is instantaneous and therefore viable to do all the time if you like.
Hi everyone, I'm the co-founder of Xfers. Would love to get everyone's feedback on payments in Southeast Asia.

As online merchants ourselves, we built Xfers as a side project initially to bypass the exorbitant fee imposed by PayPal. Over time, this turned into something substantial, and we have decided to go full force into building a payment solution that will be free anyone to use for C2C E-Commerce :)
Yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10042404
That's kind of the whole point of nix-os. Take the nix package manager and describe your entire OS decoratively. With atomic upgrades and rollbacks!
I too sometimes see the file system syncing lag in SourceTree. ⌘R refreshes the repository and usually fixes the issue in my experience.
christ, don't want to the what happened to the guy filming it. That thing can make you pop like a balloon.
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http://www.mpoweruk.com/lithiumS.htm

Stricter regulations on shipping methods than for other cell chemistries.
Degrades at high temperatures.

However, for Lithium Iron Phosphate LiFePO4:
"Lithium phosphate cells are incombustible in the event of mishandling during charge or discharge, they are more stable under overcharge or short circuit conditions and they can withstand high temperatures without decomposing."
Yea, it's a terrible gap in our current technology that there are no other promotional or publishing platforms out there without this limit, that would allow scientists and politicians to finally convey more verbose messages. One day maybe someone will invent one.
The PhoneGap app (and probably many others) has been pushing JS code without the need of Apple's approval for a long time now, and Apple hasn't had any problem with it. If this is not abused, to do things against the ToS, it is a really nice thing to have.
Isn't 150k a high salary for even the Bay Area?
This is such a hard thing for me to read.

Game development is so incredibly hard. It feels like a winner-takes-all game where the very top 1% have everything, and the rest have almost nothing.

It's a shame that this studio has to fold. The game looks pretty good. You don't get to that point without having incredibly talented artists, programmers and managers, without having a team that's working pretty well together. And yeah, their reviews on steam aren't perfect -- but to me that doesn't seem that terrible. Everyone stumbles before they really catch their stride.

It sounds like they just ran out of money, really. They ran out of time. They weren't given a real shot. What a shame. I see startups pop up all over the valley here that don't even have a tiny fraction of the ingenuity and talent of this company.

It's a shame that our economy doesn't value art like this more. A real shame.
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Do the shares sold still remain non-controlling with the new owners?
That's a spectacular graph. I want to put that on my wall. 7% real (or more) is such a "rule of thumb", and that picture shows that it is bunk.

Median was 4.1% real, then that means a real return at 90% or 95% confidence was even lower.
Apple has lots of open source stuff too: http://www.opensource.apple.com

Hell, the kernel is even open source. But it doesn't mean anything because their ecosystem is still closed.
I would be interested in this and high temperatures as well, few things perform as expected here in AZ when it gets above 110F
I've been looking at ultracaps on digikey for a while, for just this application. Looks like a great implementation, please sign me up for the beta!
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Tesla's Powerwall uses Lithium Ion batteries, so even if you are right, it doesn't apply in that case.
What's frightening is the variability of daily productivity. Some days everything comes out the first time, you're using the right framework and you finish 20% of the project with 10 lines of code. Other days, you lose hours chasing down a bug from a single typo, or debugging an obscure corner case incompatibility between two libraries. And there's no sure way of telling what kind of day you'll get next.
I don't want to disagree just to be disagreeable, but I don't find much correlation between applicability of patents and their ability to prevent adoption of libre codecs. I've run through a few video patents myself (from the ones Nokia/MS claimed VP8 infringed on) and they were absurdity hidden behind legalize. Daala's approach at taking a radically different design is much more comforting. That being said, even IPR claims have scared off adoption of Opus by Digium : (
"A list of Wikipedia pages banned by Roscomnadzor" (link in Russian): https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%92%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%BF...
Well, you simply have different assumptions than some (most?) of us. For me, "man" and "woman" mean biological sex, not gender. Also, for me, a "name" is about the least personal thing about myself - it's what others call me, so it's inherently a cultural thing that depends on the social contract. For example, if you change your name without a good reason, most people would simply assume you're trying to run away from your past or avoid justice.