skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's still early days. Do me a favour? Let me know: if it worked via OCR, what important information would you want it to pull out? And if I do get that in there, would you want me to let you know?
understood. They should care because people who go around stealing information will eventually steal their information as well.
This could potentially explain a lingering error on my Google Drive. Might there be movement within Google to contact the owners of data that was lost?
Cue the automated blackmail emails requesting bitcoin to be delivered... etc..
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Nope. He/she did not negotiate it. The company is speculatively invoicing CERN. CERN are attempting (with dubious legality) to pass it to a University who are attempting (with extremely dubious legality) to pass it to a student. The student should call his/her lawyer asap and should certainly not pay this demand without forcing all the parties to actually undergo some due process.
I'm not familiar with too many current board games, but the modern RPG boom is interesting because each popular game provides a highly distinct experience. It's not the D&D clones and poor designs of the 80s, or the shovelware of the d20 era.

The industry is microscopic compared to videogames, but it is growing, and I think the sheer quality of modern games will help to sustain that growth.
How much do you pay for your hackernews account?
how do you know they betrayed anyone? Have you ever considered that people may have marriages that look differently from what you think marriage should be ?

to the downvoters, have you ever heard of open marriages ?
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Similarly, newyorker.com should pay us. Their site seems to be running Adobe DMP, revenue science, Facebook, google ads, parsely and pointroll, so they've certainly got quite a bit of info on us.

(Incidentally, privacy badger is a pretty nice plugin.)
If it really is radio-style, look into the licensing for online radio streaming. As far as I remember those rules were relatively easy to implement.
> Honest question: why would you want to use this?

To be hip obviously. Not for usability reasons, that I can assure you. :)
Wikipedia tells me that coumarin is only a precursor to coumadin, and is not, therefore, a well-known rat poison and anticoagulant.

I hope WP is right.
What kind of parallelism is expected here? Is it about that you can't render layout to postscript or PDF well parallelized?
A good battery specific coverage of this was http://www.amazon.com/The-Powerhouse-Inside-Invention-Batter...
I've turned down plenty of offers whenever the subjects come up.

There is a pager that rotates

There are meetings after office hours

There is a night-shift that rotates

There is support that everyone is expected to do

There is no training paid for by the company

There is no advancement in career (small company)

There is no payrise for the next N years

All of these things are a huge RED flag for me and I move on to another interview.

Seriously, no thanks!
I think you're overstating the case a little here. Instead of seeing everyone as a victim its fair to place blame somewhere and to discuss real solutions. Its obvious to me that if we had mandatory overtime pay for tech workers a lot of this toxic culture would dry up. Managers would push back onto senior leadership the real costs of working undermanned teams this hard. There would suddenly be a financial incentive to do things right and/or hire more people. Right now, there isn't. So of course, the organization just pushes people around. Why wouldn't it? There's really nothing stopping it.

Why aren't tech workers talking about overtime pay? That's the elephant in the room here. Everything about this situation screams 'underegulated industry.' Shame that techies themselves, let alone management, are usually far-right leaning. I think their political views are paying them a huge disservice right now.
I've been messing around with Groomy, a dog grooming salon management application. It still has a ways to go.

http://groomy.io/
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> In my experience it is extremely rare to find anybody who thinks cheating on a partner is ethical

I'm half and half - I won't cheat on a partner (for various reasons) but if someone wants to cheat with me when I'm available and they're fully aware of the risks etc., I'm ok with that.
What are you seeing?
Beyond security, this highlights one of the main issues with the cloud. Was there no backup?

Of course once you get beyond the headline, I think most people are much worse with protecting themselves from rare outages than Google.
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You still have to reproduce the immense pressure.
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>What you don't know can't hurt you

Let's say your partner cheated on you and they didn't tell you. Let's also say the person they cheated with lied about having an STD.

In this case, I claim that not knowing can not only damage your marriage but also damage your health.
Huh, the image seems to have a different colour than HN has on my browser (Firefox). I wonder what causes that, usually GPU colour corrections don't show up in screen-shots. Compression?
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I like to be subbed to it just purely because it makes me make sure I'm actually reading and not just skimming mindlessly.
Sounds like this wasn't caused by power surges reaching the equipment but rather an effect of repeated power loss to drive arrays not fully designed to handle it. The article is pretty unclear. Still sounds like an infrastructure problem though.
I remember Brendan Eich saying that you can bet on it. But he included Microsoft in that statement and given all the work on forking Trident into EdgeHTML I'm pretty sure they weren't.

Apple and Google could very well have secret projects going on for such a thing though.
Readable version:

https://github.com/jedisct1/TweetFIPS202/blob/master/sha3.c
A thread above alleges that barack.obama@whitehouse.gov and tblair@labour.gov.uk were found in the data base. Do you really think those two leaders used or even signed up for AM?
I agree. I tend to prefix my modifiers with "is-", though so that you know it is a modifier. e.g. ".mybutton.is-skewed" and then never have a standalone ".is-" rule. They are always modifiers only.
You write your state assembly person, state senator, federal congressperson, and federal senators and state that you want labor law reform similar to the European Working Time Directive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_Time_Directive for exempt employees. It enough people applied pressure to elected officials, this could be a reality.
So Pocket? I'm confused?
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why do you think is difficult to check your intuitions?
Also https://photos.google.com.
Interesting question! Today is the first time I've heard of this particular RISC project, but at a conference we recently attended (http://oshug.org/event/42) I actually got talking to someone from Cambridge who's also working on his own open source RISC implementation (shout out to BERI: An open RISC softcore for research and experimentation).

Being Open Source is actually not our main differentiator from what's already out there in the processor market. Our main differentiator is in the very architecture of the processor, and perhaps interestingly the architecture also affects the kinds of businesses and projects we're targeting.

The OpenTransputer uses the Transputer instruction set, which is 30 years old, much like a current Intel or ARM processor use instructions sets that in their original form are also 30 years old.

The Transputer instruction set architecture (ISA) is very unique in that it is a stack machine, much like Java actually, just in hardware! On the microarchitecture level both the original Transputer and OpenTransputer come with inbuilt memory and communication links.

The Transputer is very closely tied to Occam, a language based on CSP, which means it uses message passing for everything. So we're much different from current RISC and CISC processors in that we don't use shared memory but message passing to achieve multicore. It makes concurrency simpler and allows for simple and large scaling (in particular for embarrassingly parallel problems).

The intricate nature of the Transputer ISA actually made us come to the conclusion that we should be targeting the IoT market, you know, all these small devices that both the maker community but also big businesses are interested in. Because what we keep hearing is how hard it is to interface with multiple processors and external devices.

We actually made the way you communicate with peripherals (I/O) the same as how you communicate with processors: Message passing. It takes a line to set a pin high, it could not be easier.

Please keep asking if there's anything unclear in there, because I'm sure I left something relevant out!

There's actually a video of that conference I mentioned somewhere, that would probably be helpful in explaining what's going on regarding the Architecture.
The article mentions Compute Engine, which is an external offering that isn't really used internally. It's hard to say what else might have been affected, if anything, but going by the article this shouldn't be causing your problem.
At least by using a non-Google "free" mail service, file storage service, etc, you're distributing your mineable information among competing companies instead of handing it all over to a single entity. Or, you can do as I do and just find a reputable service you can just pay and not worry about it. (I pay Zoho $24 a year to host my mail.)

> What, the Apple computer, Apple router, Apple browser, Apple Mail, and Siri?

The difference between Apple's services and Google's equivalents is that Apple makes its money by selling you the boxes that the services run on - it doesn't directly profit on the services themselves. For Google, the service is the product, so if they can't make you pay for the service, then it has all incentive to data mine it for profit.
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And generally have really awful experiences on both desktop and mobile.

On desktop there is tons of wasted space, key actions are generally hidden behind pointless hidden menus or silly + buttons that do multiple things even though there's loads of space to fit multiple buttons. Google Drive, Sheets, etc. are total jokes now. And I personally find Google play music is an incredibly bad user experience now for my habits. I like listening to my thumbs up playlist (unnecessarily hidden behind a slide out menu) and I like seeing my shuffle playlist (hidden behind a button that opens an idiotic floating modal).

On mobile, everything is too spaced out so you can only see 5 out of the 50 things you might need to actually see. A perfect example is the calendar which is an unusable joke compared to the old one. Another good example is the new clock app where the alarms only show 3, and the timers are bizarrely stacked with only a tiny indicator showing there are multiple timers running.

Material is a tablet design paradigm masquerading as a total solution.
Modern CPUs do not necessarily correlate assembly to exact machine instructions, due to things like pipelining. [0][1]

[0] http://blog.erratasec.com/2015/03/x86-is-high-level-language...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9264195
No one is wronged in the case of alcoholism. People are wronged in the case of cheating.

I don't see why cheaters should not be outed.
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In order to pay us, Google would presumably need our real names, real addresses, and real credit card or bank accounts. I don't like that idea very much.
What I would give for a mobile device offering duel boot between Android and iOS.

I've invested heavily in both in terms of apps and usage over the years, not to mention dev and testing and can't bring myself to stick to one exclusively.
It seems this limitation/concept is something that I haven't seen too much in modern pixel-art. We often see modern pixel art using larger pallets, but just low resolutions.
I don't know much about other languages, but the Ruby ressources are very interesting and well written
Now I can Materialize your sites :D

http://andreapaiola.name/magpie/
On the bright side, the one thing this unfortunate incident will do is create an opening for many couples to reconcile, now that the truth is out.

"We cannot be facile and say bygones will be bygones, because they will not be bygones and will return to haunt us. True reconciliation is never cheap, for it is based on forgiveness, which is costly. Forgiveness in turn depends on repentance, which has to be based on an acknowledgment of what was done wrong, and therefore on disclosure of the truth. You cannot forgive what you do not know. - Desmond Tutu
Space is "cold", but the problem is that it's hard to get rid of waste heat in space since you aren't surrounding by a heat-carrying fluid (air). Therefore a -70c superconductor would still require a large cooling apparatus to function properly.
Here's another view: https://html5test.com/compare/browser/chrome-44/ie-Edge/ie-1...

Safari 8 to Safari 9 got +4 points on HTML5test - only adding some canvas2d features and some CSS selectors. IE11 to Edge got +66 points, adding loads of features. MS also have a clear roadmap, and Apple has very little. I think this is contributing to the sense that Safari is being left behind.
The article states that it was "some recently written data [...] located on storage systems which were more susceptible to power failure". Perhaps it hadn't made it to a backup.
For me, at least, there is something that repulses me about the idea of a service that encourages violation of deep partner trust. It seems the opposite of "open" to me.

On the other hand, I can also understand the argument for choice and privacy. But, without going deeper here, this type and method of choice and privacy stinks to my nose (if you understand my sense).

I mean, seems like this site exists in a way where one partner gets hurt. Even if the partner in-the-dark doesn't know about an affair, the effects of the affair will still have an impact. The cheater may also act out more often with a false sense of security and access provided by the app.

This thing is bound to be controversial, and bound to get hacked/exposed. Morals and business mix potently here.
Cry me a river. If you are that concerned about the actions of Saudi Arabia stop paying taxes; it is your tax-payer money and your government that props up that hideous regime.

You do not have the right to argue on behalf of the people of whom you sponsor oppression.
A typical Facebook is mildly nauseating at first, and this increases the longer you look at it.
The privacy sacrifice is unacceptable.
I don't use it.

I do use diaspora*. No one I know IRL uses it, but that's fine for now.
Do you mean cssnext? http://cssnext.io/

If so, that is also built on PostCSS and could be combined with this pack. Rucksack is just a packaging of other PostCSS plugins: https://github.com/simplaio/rucksack/blob/master/index.js#L6...
Yea, the analysis that Kickstarter is driving it is pretty poor, but if you think about why board games are booming, it's a dozens of small things multiplying.

GenCon has been growing attendance every year recently, BoardGameGeek has been around for many years, the Dice Tower has been going for years, TableTop is finishing season 3... There are lots of independent publishers, and crowdfunding models have worked their way into small publishers' business models...compare GMT Games' P500 model, for example.

Personally there's some disillusion with the state of D&D, and it's also true that board gaming is simply better now than it was 10 or 20 years ago. There are better games, different types of games, and people have more points of entry.
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A democratically run publication with no central ownership, built on Ethereum.

Members can propose an album, article or gallery based on a theme/description. Anyone can fund that proposed release, and should if they like the idea and want to see people participate. Any member can submit content to a proposed release. Members can vote on which submissions are the best. Once a deadline is reached, the highest voted content is published. All funds are distributed to the winning content creators. Ownership tokens are created and distributed to all participants.
... and then caesar-cipher it so that the first guess won't easily find it? :D
You find more details in the Google incident report: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/compute/15056#57195...
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I would consider parts that can be used in board games part of the board games ecosystem and market though. Even people making those dice sets, dice rollers, and such are supporting the board game market. So the distinction is irrelevant.

In any case, even if you left those out, I see many pure board game kickstarters being successful. I would love to see a comparison of the board game kickstarters compared to all of the video game kickstarters.
You just have to create widgets libraries, compile them to WebAsm or something alike, and export an event-based framework for the developers to use. It can even be in another language, compiled to WebAsm.

Or, alternatively, you can just use Flash, instead of cloning it.
I built this app because I got tired of entering my e-mail address over and over to sign into apps, or entering my address when filling out forms, etc.

As far as I know it's the only custom snippet keyboard that doesn't require enabling "Full Access" on iOS in order to work, so it's very respectful of your privacy.

Questions or feedback welcome.
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This. I wish I could up-vote your post more than once.
This is neat, but you're removing any ability to customize each of the sub-modules you're using. Something like how PreCSS does it would be helpful: https://github.com/jonathantneal/precss/blob/master/index.js...
> [...] but I wonder about people who follow this line of reasoning for this release but not for the Manning/Snowden releases.

I think it would be easy to argue that the leaks of Manning and Snowden are justified because they exposed illegal and reprehensible activity from the government; an entity that should be held to the highest moral standard.

Users of this site generally did nothing illegal and they wronged at most one other person each.
Random memory accesses are very expensive. This is because TLB misses are typically resolved using a tree data structure (a hash table is not a good choice as knowledge of the hash function would allow for timing attacks). This tree has logarithmic depth (although with a large base). Huge pages make this a lot cheaper, but if they are not used, you might well end up with a situation where n accesses to random positions in a very large array of size n are similarly expensive to sorting the array.
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Do they have a legal option other than eating the costs of the student messing up? Currently they are just bullying the student.
I'm starting a web app that would function as a private space. Something like a combination of the facebook wall where you can post stuff that you want to remember, a journal, notes, to-do's, calorie counter plus some more stuff.
It will be modular so you can add the stuff that you want to use and remove those that you don't use.
Fair enough. One can hope.
These look great. Nice website too. Shared with bicycle-riding friends.
There's evidence that the threat of punishment for not slowing down makes you slow down. The signs act as a reminder of that. If it weren't for the law, would many people who are already speeding pay attention to the signs? That would be an interesting thing to test.
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If there wasn't a free search engine, wouldn't you pay to use one?
I see you've reworded "independent dimensions" to "independent variables". This indicates to me a lacuna in your understanding of eigenvectors, possibly because symmetric matrices are the only matrices you are intimately familiar with.

You should consider what happens with rotation matrices (no real eigenvectors), defective matrices (no complete set of eigenvectors), and the Jordan form. Wikipedia has adequate articles on these topics.

Also, about the Jordan form, if you've only ever worked with matrices over floats instead of exact precision, it would be understandable why you are not familiar with the Jordan form, as it's numerically useless, because it's numerically unstable. The tiniest perturbation will change a defective matrix into a diagonalisable matrix.
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But they did have plenty of frames though!
Hi andybak,

I'm a Product Manager at DigitalOcean. We genuinely appreciate the feedback and are still working on additional features for Team Accounts. I'll reach out via email so you have my contact info and can have a direct line to those of us building new features and even be included in testing future additional features to Team Accounts if you like.
What the... How can you conflate rape with infidelity? They are completely unrelated things! Rape is definitely a crime and an act of violence worthy of moral outrage. If you are forcing someone to have nonconsensual sex, that's terrible and totally unrelated to cheating. And you can have forced nonconsensual sex within a marriage. Seriously, rape is a completely different issue.

Exposing people to STDs is a problem which can also happen regardless of infidelity. Besides, are you saying if you practice safe sex while cheating then it's morally ok? Is it simply an issue of safe sex?
The fact that you're almost forced to use it bugs me. I don't have a beef with Facebook, but I just don't get a lot of it.

It sucks though when you miss things that you would have heard on there. For example, I found out too late that somebody whom I was good friends with had a family member pass away. They didn't do an obituary, and folks that I talk to regularly IRL didn't mention it, because they figured I saw it on Facebook!
Time for the classic bobince Stack Overflow post:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-...
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