skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The diagonal on the 's' is also far too heavy in small point sizes - hinting again?
Office spaces for rent in Dubai – a necessity to set up your business
You made me laugh out loud. Hahaha. Genius. Don't get me wrong, I love Java, but some of its patterns make me wish I was programming C++.
Is this a blog post repo?
> I don't have sympathy for people who make their SOs an unconsenting part of three-way sexual relationship

Do you have sympathy for people whose three-way sexual relationships are unconsentingly made public?
Speaking of which: http://www.amazon.com/Capital-Twenty-First-Century-Thomas-Pi...
> The router is cloud configured from your mobile device, that is how it works.

So is the Chromecast and you don't need an account for that, unless you want to customize it with your own photos etc
Flask or Django would be good options.

Django is very modular so you can pull out or change the bits you do not like (templating you can use jinja, orm you can exchange for sqlalchmey).

Flask, you build what you want (enough said).
Did we read the same article? They went on a weekend trip in the summer, had to cancel their hotel and come back a day early, and the guy still got an earful from his manager the next day about how he isn't delivering. I don't see how this is "pure appeal to emotion".

Also, a 15-minute max window for responding to pagers? Fucking hilarious. If these people were doctors getting called to the ER, I would understand. But this is a fucking online retail business! Furthermore, what the fuck happened to the concept of having backups on call so that if one person can't respond (i.e. they are driving), someone else can? This is a business decision by Amazon, and also isn't "pure appeal to emotion".
> On-call in general (24/7 availability for some period of time), is not exclusively an Amazon thing. I'm surprised the writer tried to portray it so.

I don't think the writer did.

The problem I see being described is not so much being on call, as instead being called. Lots. Because there seems to be no on-duty staff who are capable of doing the work.

In this article, "on call" really means "on duty during non-work hours... a lot".

It's a tactic to avoid paying on-duty people. Just make all employees work 24/7!

Why didn't I think of that. That's a great business model.
Amazon delivers lots of value to customers, and there're only two ways to do that: 1) spend shitload of money on processes and people, or 2) squeeze employees as much as possible. Sadly the 2nd option is much cheaper and "people are expendable anyway" these days.
> "Either way, debate about polygamy vs. monogamy in this case-scenario is completely irrelevant. Someone was hacked, privacy was violated (it doesn't matter what privacy) and that is the end of that. There's no reason to attach another argument to the discussion because the hack was an outright violation in the first place."

Is it that simple? Would the outright violation of a hack be the end of the story if we were talking about something that we all agree is wrong and/or illegal? What if it was a hack on a website that connected child pornographers, or cocaine dealers, or human traffickers, or arms dealers, or planet-destroyers, or abortionists, or super-rich exploitative CEOs?

EDIT: That list started off in my head as stuff that I thought there might be agreement on, but I couldn't think of anything beyond child pornographers, so it turned into stuff that significant groups feel very strongly about but on which there is no general agreement. Hopefully both sets of stuff make my point.
(China) Police Say 15,000 Arrested for Internet Crimes
IIRC, Snowden has yet to be formally charged for treason; "we" didn't label or charge him for that, that's a gross generalization. I know what you mean, but you might want to tweak that wording a bit.
This is certainly a less convenient approach. You always need to parse the class name in your head to open the correct file.
Looks like Amazon apologists are flagging the submission in an attempt to take it off the front-page.
Yes, and you'd see my statement to that effect if you haven't skipped most of my response.
The South Park underwear gnomes joke was a parody of dot-com startups (i.e. around 1999/2000) who didn't have a clear business model.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO5sxLapAts
How would you certify that?
PHP 7.0.0 RC1 tagged
Monitor Fail2Ban Logs on ELK Stack
You're making a lot of false assumptions. You could be the owner of gun, intending to fire it against inanimate objects only. Like a paper target at the gun range.

One could even have bought it out of simple curiosity.
Hasn't this been already done in webpack (css-loader with local scope)?

https://github.com/webpack/css-loader#local-scope
I mean first mattermost release, not gitlab improvements.
I turned down a job offer based on promises, over two years ago. Nothing has happened regarding promition, hiring of more staff.

Just quit as I received another job offer, and when I asked to have "something definite in writing" this time, then the wonderful promises vanished.
2 Months with an iPhone
This server reminds me of when I first tried dayZ (arma2 mod). You spawn with nothing, have no idea what to do and there are zombies and bandits everywhere that wants to kill you.

It took me a few tries before I managed to sneak out of the "spawn zone" without getting killed or starving to death.
Then I traveled for hours until I finally found and area where no-one had built. And made a nice base there.
Safari Is Not the New IE, But…
The music you sleep to
What is worrying about this is that some people are in real physical danger because of this leak. It probably seemed like fun and "social justice" for the hackers but it's not.

There are people who live in countries where adultery is punishable by death. Likewise for being gay. There's already one person from Saudi Arabia who expressed his concerns on Reddit but there's likely to be a lot of other people affected.

And that's not counting unbalanced individuals that might act on the perceived knowledge that their SO cheated on them.

The people who released that leak are criminals and will have destroyed relationships, destroyed lives just for the sake of their ego.
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How the Death of the Zimbabwe Dollar Encouraged a Mobile Money Surge
If we were to mirror the approach of the Radium example, we'd actually end up with something more like this:

import React from 'React';
import styles from './SubmitButton.css';

class SubmitButton extends Component {
defaultProps = {
kind: 'default'
}

render() {
const { kind } = this.props;
const text = kind === 'in-progress' ? 'Processing...' : 'Submit';

return <button className={styles[kind]}>{text}</button>
}
}
They signed the real data set with a key, so if you want to release.

Whoever wants to release more, needs to get hands first on that private kye.
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Batman Arkham Knight Cheats Hacking Tool No Survey
Maybe suffering from mental illness isn't ALL bad. Maybe it has some valuable upsides.

Careful with statements like that. I've pondered quite a bit about this. Of course I too would like to think that such suffering isn't entirely pointless. But mental illness can be so incredibly devastating, no amount of gained wisdom will compensate for that. Especially if self-harm or suicide is involved, it's even harder to see any potential upsides.
I assure you that people are still manipulating DOM with regexes.
Except there's already a verified dump out there:

40AE8A90DE40CA3AFA763C8EDB43FC1FC47D75F1

Sorry to burst your bubble, but it just won't work.
Personal opinion of course, but even if you don't like The Oatmeal, a comparison to Buzzfeed isn't really appropriate, they're very different animals. One's a comic written, drawn and published by a guy, the other is a couple of lists interspersed with gifs, then lazily rehashed weeks later.
I've been using the same alias practically everywhere, but I can't use it on Twitter because of some Russian guy who registered a Twitter account, followed 10 people and never posted a single freaking tweet.
>>The email from Jeff to his employees was impeccably unsatisfactory. It was a sheer display of ignorance and rejection towards everything quoted and said.

Duh? He was simply defending the company against potential HR lawsuits. You can't really expect him to say, "yes I know we treat people like shit, and the criticisms are valid, but..."
Maybe you have that expectation about marriage, but that doesn't mean your expectations are shared by every married couple.

You're forcing your point-of-view upon others.
> If I know that my neighbor Joe is running around on his wife Jane, I might be justified in telling Jane

The case that isn't being made is that you should be able to tell Jane about Joe in a private way. That's called discretion. And besides being the better part of valor, it is part of being a wise person.

The people who are OK with this leak should ask themselves if someone should be able to tell a wife about her cheating husband without worrying about hacking and leaks. Or even government dragnets (maybe it's a drug problem, which could be illegal).

If we make people think twice about talking to each other, there are many cases where we make them think twice about helping each other.
If only the article had mentioned the Latin name of the plant. Wikipedia gives four possibilities: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_grass
As someone that suffers from mental illness (depression), it's not completely off to mark to say that it isn't all bad--I seem to do better than peers in many creative endeavors--but I would immediately give up the benefit it gives for the freedom of a more stable mind. I wouldn't have a second thought.
Slow to Fast: Making Your Org Move Like a Startup
A clever hack! It exploits the tendency of each screen to have impassable obstacles (rocks, trees, walls) around the 4 edges of the screen, with optional openings. By using a separate palette for the middle area, the screen as a whole looks more colorful.
Get the sales team selling with social media
> So you might go to an interview where the manager says there's pager duty now and again, but it's not too intense. You get on the job, and it's a whole lot more intense than expected.

And this is the biggest problem with tech hiring. The prospective employee can't know how bad it really is. So changing jobs is risky. Companies wanting to hire need to compensate for that risk with a definited benefit. Salary is the obvious and easy one.
Can you carry a handgun in other countries if you're a US Citizen?
Filament – Large-Scale Wireless Networks
Can proof assistants help (like coq)? My best bet is the specification of crypto algorithms are essentially the algorithm themselves, so maybe not. Of course if you want to avoid state than maybe you want to program your crypto in a functional language, although there could be non-trivial attack vectors too (like timing).
Sure, William Gibson's Neuromancer was written a decade earlier and popularized the term "cyberspace". His trilogies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprawl_trilogy and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge_trilogy have descriptions of virtual spaces designed for various reasons.

Snow Crash was published in 1992 and popularized the term "avatar". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_Crash Its virtual spaces were pretty elaborate.
Would be cool to see you demonstrating some of the tips in a livestream on Livecoding.tv.
You're barking up the wrong tree. I don't think the core demographic of AM is people who are sexually liberated and in consensual open relationships. The site bills itself as an avenue for cheating, and people find that immoral because it implies breach of a relationship expectation/agreement.
It's difficult to pinpoint the earliest description of virtual architecture. Maybe in Stanley G. Weinbaum's wonderfully foresighted Pygmalion's Spectacles (1935). Then there's also The Trouble with Bubbles (1953) by Philip K. Dick.

http://www.historyofinformation.com/expanded.php?id=4543
Both possibilities mentioned to be native to America seem to have coumarin. Since this is what repels the mosquitoes perhaps it was irrelevant.
If you prefer reading there are plenty of articles on this subject, for example this one from April: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9454670

I liked David's video though, great production values and good pacing.
>the edge of the lake has brown sparkles, and the inner lake has green ones

Thank you for answering a question I've had for 26 years or so now
(same as orm), just my settings don't allow me to reply.

"Did we read the same article? They went on a weekend trip in the summer, had to cancel their hotel and come back a day early, and the guy still got an earful from his manager the next day about how he isn't delivering. I don't see how this is "pure appeal to emotion"."

She says: A happended. The next day B happened. She puts the two sentences together to imply cause and effect. But she she does not explicitly say 'A caused B', and I believe this is for a reason. All she does is to suggest it. To me, as an engineer, the fact she only suggests it is one of those things about the writing that bothers me. She did not explain what had been happening leading up to this nor the reasons the management gave.

Note, I worked for Amazon for a couple of years. While I have to admit my team was really on the lucky side in terms of on-call while I was there. I am familiar with some of these policies. The 15 minute rule is just the time it takes for you to say 'I'm awake and I'm looking at the ticket'. You don't have to solve it. They use this deadline as a way to see if they should reach-out to a secondary on-call, as a backup.
> Who are you to judge how people live and should their lifes?

Churches have no ability to enforce promises with violence or confiscation. And they shouldn't. So it's important for governments to establish some sort of lowest common denominator and hold people legally accountable.

I understand the impulse to be non-judgmental, but when both laws and the rest of society get out of the business of enforcing marriage contracts, you actually take choices away from people that want a stronger marriage contract. They can no longer enter an enforceable contract that requires monogamy.

We're not adding more choice for everyone that way. We're just choosing (as a society) a different lifestyle.
Cool thing about public dump: you can't be blackmailed via something everybody knows already. If you're a victin of the AM disclosure and have TS clearance, it's in your best interest to come clean and not try to bury that information.
Read some of the stuff he and others have written in the past about his process. Even the subject matter is selected based on virality more than anything. You really think it's coincidence that all his comics seem to be about whatever is an instant meme on reddit this week?

Nobody ever went broke on the internet by running cats and bacon into the ground.
Can this render Tk in the browser ?
Thanks for not saying that its better than a brothel of Bangladesh and China.

It was clear in what context I have written my comment. Your argument can be qualified as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum
An Oculus Rift version would be more exciting, but I have no doubts that the only thing that would be left after a while would be the video-game like stuff (flying, diving, roller coasters, etc), and since you would have that as standalone games elsewhere, probably better executed, I see the same fate as regular Second Life.
> I would then ask for proof that family is indeed the "basic building block of society"

I think the burden of proof goes the other way, considering marriage laws (including those that punish infidelity) have been part of common law for hundreds of years.
I have "battery breakthrough fatigue" so announcing a lab result isn't really going to get me excited. A licensing deal and a factory being built, much more exciting.

Interesting challenge of the terms indefinite and infinite. I read it as batteries that may die may not after every action (which would actually be indeterminate batteries :-)) rather than an infinite number of cycles.
Ashley Madison: Betting site Paddy Power offers odds on who will be exposed
Webpack's css-loader implements CSS modules specificaton, see https://github.com/webpack/css-loader#css-modules
Lantern:Open Internet for Everyone
I'm not forcing my POV on anyone, I'm just stating what is the generally accepted POV in the western society. You may share it or not, but you ignore it at your own peril.
Damn, you're now the first Google hit for it. Can you tell a bit more about it, what it did etc? Very intrigued!
Why not? Tout se tient :)
I expected a more positive re-enforcement in form of something like "we shall investigate the mentioned cases by NYtimes and try to reach out to those people..."

Or

"even if its all false, lets take a step to change such perception of Amazon if it exists.."
Skylake’s graphics architecture: Intel is still gunning for dedicated GPUs
Town residents pooled together their money to provide scholarships for everyone
6 Gadgets for super lazy people
Ashley Madison email checker
Today I was googling standing desks a bit and found this, which was helpful http://www.fluidstance.com/blog/2014/12/16/10-awesome-adjust...
I'd say Google has done amazingly well with selling at least one device like this, the Chromecast.

Maybe I'm over-stating the similarities, or the actual success.
We've got a guy in the office that merges the past over the present all the time. He's not quitting but I imagine if you were to try to break things this would be a good way to do it.
Mars One debates MIT: Bas Lansdorp still doesn’t have a plan to reach the planet
If Snowden had just taken the documents and posted them online without any filtering, it would have been extremely unethical. It would have gotten people killed. But that's not what he did -- he enlisted reputable journalists to process the documents and make decisions about what was safe to release and what wasn't.

Let's say the hackers in this situation wanted to prove that Avid Life Media was acting unethically -- that they had lied about wiping old customer data. They could have worked with journalists to demonstrate that without actually leaking personal information to the world at large.

Snowden's critics have claimed that he's put people in danger, but they've never been able to back that claim up with actual examples. And honestly, since they've lied about every aspect of that situation over and over again, while Snowden has always told the truth, it's hard to believe them.

In this case, it seems very likely that people are going to get divorced, and that kids are going to go through the shredder over this.

Maybe you have to be middle aged to know this, but you hit a stage in life when people start having these incredibly hostile divorces, with really intense hatred on both sides. And that is terrible for kids. This is going to create that situation in lots of families. It's not cool. It's punching down, it's hurting people who had nothing to do with anything in order to get at some people who seem to be genuinely slimy (Avid Life).
Not under the same name, but they might just survive if they go for a (more subtle) rebrand.
#define volatile // this one is cool

Oh wow. This literally sent a shiver down my spine. Imagine debugging that.

Also love the randmoness based ones!
> I don't understand why "It was seen from space!" is at all a part of the story today.

Becuase most people still do not realize that the space is closer to their home, than holidays resort they have visited this summer.
Tcl was never lightweight. If you know how it works internally, you know that it consumes more memory and more processing time than most other scripting languages.

As an example, a few years back some coworkers and I were interviewing a candidate and he used a lookup take to avoid having to constantly calculate sin and cos. We wrote some tests to discover what the performance improvement was and found out there was none. It was slower to read a value out of an array than it was to calculate the sin or cos of a value.

Tcl might have been a good option back in the day, but they just don't keep up with everyone else, both in terms of performance and feature set.
Are "---" the new "(" ?
The stock should not move at all.

HR gate is a relatively localized phenomenon - almost entirely considered fluff by the markets.

Data: "A company is making its workers work hard. They have bad press."

Questions: "Has anyone been fired/resigned? is there a new policy change which increases wages and reduces money to shareholders?"

Answers: "as of no, no one significant. No policy change, and no significant damage to brand.

Questions: "Is hiring/firing within normal ranges? How long will people remember this?"

Answers: "mostly normal. No impact to EBITDA. People will forget in a month, unless there is a significant miss step. Insufficient support for a policy or legal bill to be raised."

Conclusions: Has happened before, will happen again, with near 0 impact to cash flow. If something happens theres many ways to mitigate damage to shareholders.

In all honesty, this has near nil impact on the market.
How to choose the best millionaire dating site?
Barrett Brown is a journalist and got prosecuted for downloading a database containing credit card numbers. But then, he pissed off the government.
Expect is still pretty nice:

http://www.nist.gov/el/msid/expect.cfm

Exploring Expect by Don Libes, the principal author of Expect, is a classic among tech books:

http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9781565920903.do
My guess would be the Mediterranean ones...

(+ some de facto laws in other countries within certain sectors dominated by strong unions tightly connected with Socialist parties.)
HTML is for hypertext documents, and CSS an organ of the same organism called 'HTML/CSS'. It's made for text documents, and applying it to the implementation of GUI-centric applications has always been an ugly hack. For awhile (90s to 00s AJAX) it was necessary, and now the whole professional ecosystem has built up tremendous inertia over the millions of accumulated people/hours of perfecting this 'competency'/hack. Now though, I would recommend to switch over to building 2D webapps entirely out of SVGs (say with React + Flux) e.g.:
https://github.com/Terebinth/Vickers
or, even better, to building them entirely out of WebGL. SVGs are easy and would lead to a wonderfully efficient workflow, but I think WebGL holds the advantage for performance considerations, given the way it goes to the hardware.
Does anyone want to write why they disagree instead of just downvoting me?
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I heard a talk by a group that is doing exactly this. They built their own language to model crypto primitives, and machine check that a java or c implementation satisfies the specification. It is neat stuff, but unfortunately their system can't model timing differences, which is an important part of crypto implementation.
> Her position was that marital infidelity is such a pubishable offense that the participants on A.M. deserve to be publicly outed. In her view, it was not even up for debate. She felt so powerfully about infidelity that she didn't care.

Congrats! Your girlfriend is a human-being.

And if she's not an IT person, she won't see this case same way you do. To her this case is like a bulk caught of (mostly) vast number of men caught cheating - and heavily exposed!

I don't see nothing wrong with your gf approach. After all, millions of "law abiding" citizens are in jail because law was on their side, but disgusted jury found them guilty anyways.

And I say as long as we live in a society and we want to keep living in rather morally healthy society, it's a good thing.
> It is only the same if each and every AM user has taken a vocal stand against having an affair.

In most marriage ceremonies, the couple stands in public (at least in front of the people who care) and makes a series of vows. If that's not a vocal stand, I don't know what is.