skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or by using a trusted minifier on the source code yourself, as mentioned in the link.
I think you're thinking of the Wall Street Journal. :P The Economist is conquered with a simple cookie trick.
How do you tell your trusted minifier has no exploitable bugs?
(As of right now, 202 points and 34 comments)
You appear to have completely missed the entirety of the British immigration debate which is almost entirely about Polish plumbers, Bulgarian brick layers, and French financial consultants, far as I can tell.
If you get the heat from the cells, they need to become colder for sure.
This calls for a Willy Wonka image macro with the caption "So tell me more about where you'll move to that doesn't have a self-identified immigration problem".
Maybe your government shouldn't have invaded other countries, killing people and replacing their own governments. Did your soldiers "integrate" with their "host countries"? No, they killed people and replaced their governments.
Exploitable by what?
I tend to use network printers...
@peteretep : yeah, I don't really care about British immigration
Personally, I think continuing to be a minimalist is the best strategy, but that may also depend on your personality. I need my environment to be tidy, so keeping maintenance manageable is a priority. Apartment Therapy, the konmari method and the book Home Comforts are good resources for this.

In terms of gadgets, my rice cooker (with timer) is essential for me. I eat steel cut oatmeal every breakfast. The timer allows me to cook it overnight so it is ready in the morning. If you are only doing oatmeal the microwave works well, but I also do a lot of rice.

Speaking of which, (again) if you do cook, the microwave is also fantastic. Fast and nutritious for whole foods. Try sweet potatoes(yams) in the microwave.
I don't know if it's the same with Guix but in NixOS it's just a matter of running `bundix` and all the Gemfile.lock dependencies are converted to a nix expression. Gem developers can keep developing as usual.

Maybe the only restriction is to make sure the gem has configurable paths if it tries to access system files.

I'm experimenting with it at the moment and converted my blog to be managed by nix on OSX. It's not a walk in the park but it's working. Clone the repo ( https://github.com/zimbatm/zimbatm.com ) and type `nix-shell` (needs to be installed first) and you should get all the blog dependencies available in your environment.
Thanks, that's interesting to know. Never saw any promotion about them here in Italy.
This point of view reflect only the doctrine of the most nationalist people in Europe.

It is however true that we currently have to face a massive flow of refugees from Syrian war, that only add to the constant migration process that characterizes our European country since the 70's.

But I hope that U.S. citizen have a good laugh when they see European nationalist propaganda on the web. Cause what are the U.S. if not a country born from mass immigration and multiculturalism...
Overeating food addiction is far, far worse because of dramatically-reduced lifespan from many forms of cancer, chronic heart diseases and the lost of limbs and eyesight from Type II diabetes. A neighbor of my childhood home whom worked at Spectra Physics died within six months of uncontrolled diabetes. I also lost a great uncle whom went the same way more recently within about 10 months.

In northern Canada and American Indian reservations, that might be true. Some places, it's heroin and others, it's meth, paint thinner or glue. (Police, nurses and social workers typically know what's going around.)

From a health perspective, most doctors would probably argue smoking. Philip Morris International is targeting Asian countries where they are as ubiquitous in most realms of life as was soda advertisements to kids in schools.

Alcohol abuse culture is prevalent in military, universities and sales/management.

I think the impact varies with location and social circles, and is hard to qualtitatively measure (apart from lives, hospital visits/bills, lost wages) because it's very qualitative.
‘I’ve never felt more isolated’: Notch from Minecraft
The camera is not fast in capturing so many frames per second sense. It is fast in capturing extremely short period of time sense. Many packets of photons are sent and many short movies are filmed (with 1000 frames per second or so), and later software joins all the movies together, calculates which frame belongs where and we get this result.
iOS malware KeyRaider has allegedly hijacked 225,000 Apple Accounts
As someone about to make this decision from outside of SF and with less knowledge about the market there, I'm curious to know what you think an SF "market-level" salary would be. Would you mind elaborating?
But if you got the editors and writers in NYT and said do Reddit /r but your upvotes are worth 10x or 1000x then essentially I would be asking for curation by the editors, not production and curation

Production will be valuable - but the curation is the secret sauce.
ES6 Arrow Functions in Depth
Pythons not bad, but it still has its WFT moments. Append and extend usually work as expected. Except when it treats a string as a list of characters.
The human genome is ~700MB.[0] Even if 75% of that is noise, there's not much capacity for memory. But with CRISPR, one could store a few keys and passphrases ;) Eventually, maybe add a storage organelle.

[0] https://medium.com/precision-medicine/how-big-is-the-human-g...
Ask HN: Digital Ocean vs. AWS for a Growing Wordpress Site
I run a website that is growing in traffic and as of this month will clock 1.5 million monthly hits. I am now starting to face a few downtimes with my DO droplet (2 GB RAM, 2 CPU). Would you recommend that I now move to AWS or should I continue with a larger instance on DO and save money? Don't have indepth knowledge about setting these things up, have a friend who helps me out so would prefer something that really has very minimal downtime or issue-fixing. Thanks!
ODTULU-56 [pdf]
Ann Barron-DiCamillo About the the aftermath of a government breach (part 3/3)
nop, I dodge both WSJ and TE's paywall that way. Never tried it in mobile though...
Ask HN: Seriously, is there any way to disable Facebook's last active feature?
You don't seem to grasp the concept of PR yet.
What about legal immigrants who don't adopt the local culture?
The reason startup founders can safely be nice is that making great things is compounded, and rapacity isn't.

So if you're a founder, here's a deal you can make with yourself that will both make you happy and make your company successful. Tell yourself you can be as nice as you want, so long as you work hard on your growth rate to compensate. Most successful startups make that tradeoff unconsciously. Maybe if you do it consciously you'll do it even better.

This captures why I prefer Silicon Valley to Wall Street. In Wall Street the assumption is zero sum - one dollar either goes to me or you, but not both. In Silicon Valley there is the illusion that you, your employees and your customer can all win. Whether this is true or not, it makes for a healthier work environment, and PG helps explain why it is true for startups. (Nobody at Wall Street grows 5% a week)
Notch, money is just a number. Just be like Apple and pretend you don't have it, focus on intellectual ventures that have been rewarding all along. Spend intelligently. Start R&D or new gaming ventures. Surround yourself with those that seek the same thrill of the tech. Forget the pool of money and work on bootstrapping new revenue. Success is moving forward not standing still.
An unlimited data plan for my phone, and a hotspot. I never realized how much time I spent looking for a good wifi-signal / cafe until I didn't have to do it anymore. Being able to just stop wherever I am, open the laptop and address the issue (or take the video call, etc), has been a huge timesaver.
Everything we know about tech we learned from Kraftwerk (2012)
The Religion of Global Warming (2012)
Refugee crisis in Europe: The world changes. Deal with it
MeteorJS will be a NPM citizen soon or later, currently you can adopt an approch like this if you are worried about Meteor lock-in https://grigio.org/heal-the-meteor-embrace-the-javascript-es...
Ode to Self-Publishing
Tributary – Experimental environment for rapidly prototyping visualization code
You can trust the minifier as much as you want, but it can still have bugs in it. Debian trusts Firefox (Iceweasel), but that doesn't mean it's not full if security holes!
keywords showing up, visibility of direct.

competitive analysis. But remember there are other tools like Similar Web.
Streaming Music is Ripping You Off; Fight back with this simple hack
Looks like Debian is mostly on top of it:

> To me the problem suggests that it is important from a security and
> accountability perspective to 1) include the human-readable source
> code of JavaScript in Debian packages, and 2) to compile the
> human-readable source code into a minified code (if required) during
> package builds, using a JS-minifier that is included in Debian.
> Thoughts?

This is anyway mandatory in Debian.

https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2015/08/msg00478.html
So no one has figured out what the chemical is in the Manuka that has antibacterial properties and then tried to synthesize it? I have no idea if this sort of thing is always doable or economical but sounds like it would be a good business opportunity.
> The energy of a radar return decreases as the fourth power of the range

I'd guess that's because the power / unit-area falls off like 1/r^2 for a ball of radius r in R^3, and that's for a one way trip, so another 1/r^2 multiple for the return trip. Is that sorta-right?
Possibly some believe this. But those who I have come across find macroevolution very hard to believe and have no qualms with small variations among "species". They say that there were different sets of creation which then something happened to one set(died out?) and another set was put in place. Also the fact that scientists admit themselves they have pretty much no idea how life first began. These are the two biggest issues of contention for most people.

A few other criticisms I've heard from people:
- How many times have scientists claimed to be certain about something with their "evidence" and then switched their position at another time? I know this is seen as a plus to many but it's not an invalid concern.
- Science cannot nor does it claim to be something one can use to acquire certainty about anything. You can't really prove anything with the scientific method. It's based on observation and induction(not mathematical) which are inherently flawed.
- From the most basic interactions people have with science is food and medicine. We've seen how "great" GMO's have been and how many medicines have harmed people and have been taken off the shelves. It's not strange for someone to go to 5 different doctors with one set of symptoms and get 5 different diagnoses each with a different solution.

Before I'm attacked, I want to mention I am conveying what I've heard. Honestly, nobody will listen to you speak out of your emotions. A lot of people claim to be objective but then resort to name calling and exhibiting anger.
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Can anybody explain about this please?
Looks like a good article overall. I have just one qualm:

> The plural of anecdote is not data.

Ah, but it is. It's biased, hard to analyse, fraught with many perils… but it is still relevant information. Even though anecdotes are rarely conclusive, They can often tell you where you should look next.

This is similar to the correlation/causation thing. Sure, correlation doesn't imply causation. But it sure makes it much more probable.
It's hard to see how shipping minified JavaScript in the source packages passed muster with Debian in the first place. If it's not the human-readable source that's in the preferred form for modifications, it's not really the source at all.
That article was already on HN. This post is discussing the Debian reaction to it.
Is the blog run from the raw IP address? I wrote an article about why you should proxy a blog through a CDN: http://blog.higg.im/2015/02/10/why-i-run-this-blog-on-maxcdn...

I since moved away from roll-you-own WP solutions as it's a devops nightmare, and tricky to get right, unless you pay someone to do it for you.

You should probably try to get your domain off the apex too:

http://blog.higg.im/2014/03/10/getting-jque-re-off-the-apex/
Show HN: Monitoring of virtualised application environments aaS
And I found Homebrew to be a "much better tool than MacPorts with way more useful packages" which to me is "clearly the better system" :) Been using it for the last 5 years and had many chances to compare both. See, it's all opinionated.
Also missed this information, but it's expected from such a vague post directed at non-tech users. My guess is that they counted the maximum of everything to blow up the number as much as possible - means it is separate user account hits for desktop, separate user account hits for mobile app, for messenger, API hits, etc, everything add up to one big number. Using this methodology it's not that surprising they hit 1 billion, since a single user could trigger up to 4 hits on average day and even non-users that have logged in cookie produces hits.

Also it's worth looking into the timing of this announcement. Logically, if Mark is as smart as I think he is, he would use these kind of announcements to boost share value and/or give publicity.
> Looks like Debian is mostly on top of it

I wonder... I'm assuming their concern surrounds stuff that is installed on-disk with the package manager. Is there any benefit at all to JS minification when the file:// protocol is in use? Marginal (if at all) improvements to parse time? Anything else? Or is "everyone doing it?"
Anyone who has ever pushed a patch to the project that you're running through the minifier.
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>"Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless
they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls
or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news,
it's probably off-topic."
Creating a Culture of Quality
UglifyJS also evaluates constant expressions and that kind of thing. So you get a couple of basic optimizations.
Warp [1] implements this, and also allows you to generate a list of all possible values matching a particular regex (the number of possibilities of course grows quite quickly for many regexes!).

[1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/warp/id973942134?mt=12
DEAD MAN WEARS PONCHO TO FUNERAL  Lmao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaKryi3605g

Can someone address this? I've seen this put forth by many and Dawkins sounds very, very confused and completely avoids the question.
‘I’ve never felt more isolated': the empty side of success
I thought I was experiencing the Dunning-Kruger effect, but it turns out I am just an idiot.
Didn't you ever receive DDoS attacks while on DO and getting such amounts of visits? Because you'll be null routed in no time which isn't good for the uptime ;)

I'd suggest BuyVM instead of either DO or AWS. That's a damn good provider in most respects. They offer filtering through Voxility, as well, at very affordable pricing ($3 per IP).
I got a completely different message from that paragraph than you did. I just went back and read it again, and it seems even harsher and more callous the second time around.

The author clearly disagrees that advanced warning of potentially sensitive topics is warranted, which is a strange stance to take if the plan all along was to give advance notice when the topic was incest/rape/child abuse.
Incredible how everyone in this thread has a different opinion on what is the best python library that works with table.
Start-up Infratech's floating solar rafts hold promise for rural communities
Today, what is the typical software one would build with Forth? What are the libraries like?
Welcome back to the days of "You need Internet Explorer 4 and please download this ActiveX control to use this site"...
Interestingly the first sentence of your second paragraph is a plot point in an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ("Science is a liar ... sometimes") : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgk8UdV7GQ0
A family member of mine has tried to participate in a clinical trial. The trial also forces him to forgo any existing medication, basically making his illness intolerable. There is no indication in the trial if he is being served with real medication or a placebo, but his life has been extremely affected just by participation. Naturally he quit the trial. How would this statistical analysis address these common behaviors where ill people would just not participate in trials when certain illnesses are involved?
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What would be the point of exploiting the minifier? The purpose is to get the code to the Debian users, how does exploiting the minifier help with that? If you can put an exploit is the program's source, you just want it to be minified as-is so that it'll run on the end user machines.
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In the end, simple, documented, defined (even if the documented/defined are simply the source you have access to) is easier to deal with than overly complicated systems that add little value, and a lot of cognitive overhead, confusion and indirection. This is why today's JSON services rule the roost so to speak.

Not that there aren't attempts to create some standards... It's just that a lot of the time they don't add much value.
Does your job define who you are?
It's basically this in real time! https://xkcd.com/927/
non-blogspam Bloomberg piece that is referenced: http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2015-gogo-airplane-wireles...
In addition, the article puts forth a commonly held (but false) notion that equal temperament destroys any sense of key color or identity, apart from pitch. That would be true if every instrument or voice sounded exactly the same throughout its entire range, but that is never the case.

Even in equal temperament a G minor chord sounds different than a D minor chord because they fall on different ranges of the instruments and the human auditory system. If you try transposing a piece in G minor to D minor, you'll notice a clear difference. You could either go up a 5th or down a 4th. If you choose to go up a 5th, things will sound quite a bit brighter. Conversely, going down a 4th could very well cause the piece to sound muddier, depending on the orchestration. At any rate, the other forms of tuning have other effects, of course, and are worthwhile to explore.
The Race of Singapore to Be the Next IP Hub of Asia
What I'd like to see is a portable Data Dude (a.k.a. Visual Studio Data Projects). You basically write your database as a whole bunch of CREATE scripts, Data Dude then does a full parse over that (with all the static compilation bells and whistles - including some static analysis), diffs it against your actual DB (or a previous version, if you keep the 'libs' around) and then spits out the relevant diff script. Obviously you'll sometimes you need to manually pre-script/post-script to upgrade data.

It basically makes database dev behave exactly like your average imperative language. The current mainstream DB landscape is ridiculously absurd. We don't write migrations for our C++, so why the heck are we writing migrations for our DBs? We the heck are we committing history (migrations) into a stores that is already historical (SCM)?
Students and open source: A match made in heaven
5900 US T-mobile customers use up to 2TB of mobile data each month
Thanks exactly it.
From the discussion, it seems it's not really enforced or complied with strictly.
Apt can be used to install web applications to be hosted from a Debian based server, so just because you're installing a package on a machine doesn't mean the files it installs won't be accessed remotely.
The Monopoly Motive
Deploying code: it was meant to be so easy
I wouldn't say this was it's "typical" usage, but the only time I personally have written Forth was when editing FreeBSD bootloader:

https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=loader%288%29
When “everything is awesome” – it really isn't – BerlinVC
MySQL suchen und ersetzen Anleitung – Auch für Wordpress
Its mentioned below but Org-Mode plus Dropbox is the way I manage my days at work.

Evernote is probably great for others, but I want to store my information in a way that its accessible in its raw form, I dont trust these cloud services to be around or have a meaningful way of exporting the data the day I want to switch.
Given the most used minifiers are probably uglify2 and closure compiler... uglify2 requiring a JS runtime (node/iojs) and closure requiring Java, this would be some overhead for said build systems... personally, nvm/iojs are pretty high on my installed items, but having it in default would likely slow adoption of progressing versions.

Node has pretty much become the standard for dealing with client-side assets in projects.
Atomic mode setting design overview, part 1
In the context of the conversation, it was a true statement about OpenBSD's supported platforms (mvme68k was discontinued in 5.5, mac68k in 5.1). Also, given the parent of the post was being a bit rude to a specific person, its an appropriate response.

Using the old slashdot troll against a BSD person is a new one.

> Also when the the CPU is still in use today in places, again hardly constructive and with that probably the glibness of the whole statement without qualifiers that found disfavour.

Its not in use by OpenBSD which is the topic of conversation
It wouldn't be Manuka honey then. You forgot the marketing angle, which is sells more of the stuff than any actual antibacterial prowess. And the Chinese consume all sorts of whacky stuff - rhino horns, tiger balls, ground-up cockroaches, etc. With the right marketing you could get the Chinese to consume anything.

I used to eat a lot of Manuka honey when I grew up in New Zealand. It is strong-tasting. The Chinese have raised the prices and now I won't buy the stuff in Australia because it is too expensive.
India Virtually Eliminates Tetanus as a Killer
Is there a Kickstarter ?
Yes. I played flute as a kid, and I remember C-sharp in particular as being troublesome. Today I play double bass, and of course intonation is a significant factor in technique. Also, good players will push the notes up and down for effect.
Python Dictionaries – detailed
Judging by this thread there are a surprising number of tools dedicated to this. Typically when I need tabular output I stick the data into a Pandas dataframe and its output format is usually good enough.
Small point: the phonetic association of Cmd-R is great for English speakers, but much less meaningful to users who don't know English
It might be a lot harder to spot the exploit during review if it only works in conjunction with a minifier bug.
I've got to agree with survivor bias here. The path to success is littered with failed startups. You're ignoring a lot of data to conclude that most people aren't going to starve if their startup fails. Not everyone can survive living in a van.
IFE devices are "independent" and bought separately from the plane.

But some airlines are going for the tablet solution
Up, because
Does the epson itself have a web-ui that you can set a hard-coded address to?

I usually just set all mine in the router, but as you said, that doesn't work for you.
Adult women are now the largest demographic in gaming
Dropbox isn't bad, but Unison runs on just about anything, including *BSD, ARM processors, etc. etc. +1 for org-mode though :)
"Give an example of a mutation or evolutionary process which can be seen to increase the information in the genome."

Literally any mutation that adds at least one base to the DNA chain.

That being said adding information may or may not result in beneficial traits.