skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I also highly recommend Anvil. Anvil + Kotlin makes Android development feel sane and at times even joyous! I should write a blog about my experiences.
Write-once of an enterprise key. If you buy 10k units, you should be able to put your own key in there. Or, have some kind of "we just check keys and add a layer of indirection as a service" for boot and boot signing keys. A batch of devices (identified by range of manufacture-time keys) is registered to a specific enterprise, and then that enterprise's keys are allowed to boot. That involves some kind of network service at boot time, or some kind of signed second-stage loader delivered to the devices telling them they're authorized to boot only from third-stage signed by that registered key.
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I think someone else said it in this thread. You either make it work, or you will be replaced by someone that can.

So... the engineers comply.

I once had an engineer come to me saying that he was being victimised by other engineers about a technical solution. I took my most trusted engineer and asked him to independently review the code. He came back and said the code was crap and needed to be rolled back. We rolled it back, a code walkthrough was performed on this code and we went into testing. When that function failed, I approached my most trusted engineer. My translation of what he said it "I didn't like the guy"... So, I've learned that even great engineers can be compromised, despite many claims I see on the Internet.

Regarding Porsche's knowledge, I agree with another poster in this thread who said that Porsche may have tested the unit in the conditions that didn't show the emission problems. Without further information, i'd give Porsche the benefit of the doubt.
I would guess curiosity in one of the biggest (the biggest?) automotive scandals in a decade could be one reason.
Absolutely fantastic name choice; kudos.
Comparing the numbers here:

http://download.militaryonesource.mil/12038/MOS/Reports/2013...

to the US in general:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_Sta...

The military has a slightly higher percentage of whites than the general population (and much higher percentage of males). Not quite the right age group, but I wonder how military service factors in.
As far as I know Proxy is impossible to polyfill. There are some patches which make old browser versions of Proxy meet the spec, but I just don't think you can close the Proxy gap with pure javascript.
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I think some traffic do bypass the firewall, but it is mostly licensing stuff.
First contact was a story people wanted to see and was well done.

Into darkness was a shallow action movie that tries to bludgeon the audience with its themes about the military then devolves into a shitty ripoff of a classic moment from a different movie. I don't actually hate into darkness, but tossing it and first contact into the same bucket as action movies is ridiculous.
I think there's an argument to be made that these things dont belong in cron, they belong in logic that lives elsewhere.

Do one thing and do it well.
Outright deletion of data, especially anything used in financial calculations, might run afoul of Sarbanes-Oxley in the United States.

I say "might" because it's not exactly spelled out that way in the regulation. Basically, any sort of reports that are used to make financial decisions must be replicable. You have to be able to show an auditor how you came to your numbers. You have to show how the report would have looked at the time it was made, and what data it would have contained.

I could potentially see raw count of users, or counts of users combined with popularity of videos (and growth of popularity across those videos) be a part of plans on how to monetize such a site. If Livecoding.TV had made revenue projections based on some future monetization plan and had started circulating this plan amongst potential investors, it becomes a serious landmine to hard-delete data.

Most places assume this just means "keep backups", but I don't know anyone who is operationally prepared to restore year-old backups of databases and running application code to be able to appease such an auditor. Full compliance is really hard, so I almost always advise people to go for soft-delete instead. There are any number of technical and business reasons why soft-delete is better, too. If this report that a 3rd party registered a new account with the same name just to be able to troll everyone involved turns out to be true, that would be one of those reasons.

That said, that's a completely different issue than privacy compliance. Any sane authorization system should make it easy to de-authorize specific sets of data for everyone. No data request meant to go out into the world should ever lack an authorization check. Given the difficulties of keeping tabs on internal- versus external data, I just generally believe all data requests should come along with an authorization check, regardless of whether or not it's required, because you can't ever really predict what code a jr. programmer is going to reuse some day.
How else would you try to persuade someone if not with an argument?
Tech companies, no matter how large, are so incredibly founder-dependent. You are not buying into Facebook but into Mark Zuckerberg. You are not buying into Google but into Sergey Brin or Larry Page. With Steve Jobs gone, you are buying into a total lack of vision, called Apple. There are no tech bubbles or tech busts. The type of persons mentioned are entirely oblivious to them. Bursts or bubbles do not affect their vision or their ability to execute in the least. Avoid investing in a weak personality at the top, and then you can ignore the entire market.
I know it started with 8 because my father, a computer novice, ended up with a Microsoft account because of how things were presented during setup.

If Win10 improved on this, that is good news.
I ordered pretty much minutes after it was available and it delivers tomorrow. Friday delivery required extra 17$, probably not opted by most.
Behold the magically shrinking measurement error. They are down to what now? 100μN of inexplicable force?
> If there are enough people like me, content providers will be forced to adapt their strategies.

For the most part the large companies will remain so because there will likely always be "enough" money in advertising to keep Google and Facebook going.

But you aren't something anyone in any industry is concerned about. You are a leech and no strategy is going to change the fact that you are a leech. You feel that all your content should come without cost and any means to monetize content you will either outright block or ignore the content entirely.

That's the way it is.
Sure. We'll post a followup review with some of the ones we missed (including Matrix and Kaiwa).
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We're sure Gore wouldn't have "approved the same invasion" because...

Wait. Were you even fucking AROUND in 2002? W didn't just "approve" the invasion. Are you aware of recent history?

Let me fill you in. Gore wouldn't have "approved" of invading Iraq because his entire fucking administration would not have been packed with Nixon-era holdovers who were criminally obsessed with re-invading Iraq. This isn't complex or controversial. There is no fucking chance that Gore would have invaded Iraq.
I also think Lessig’s campaign was an absurdity.

But blaming Ralph Nader for the invasion of Iraq is far far below your usual standard Thomas. Even singling out Nader as an explanation for Bush’s election is pretty weak sauce.

You might first blame everyone in the Bush Administration who didn’t resign, everyone in Congress who voted to authorize Bush’s actions, foreign heads of state who went along and everyone at the UN who took the Americans WMD claims at face value, the entirety of the mainstream US media including especially the New York Times, the previous several Republican presidents who set the stage in the Middle East, US and international oil companies, the Saudis, etc.

Or if we’re just talking about the Bush/Gore election, how about blaming the Supreme Court who decided the election 5:4, Gore who gave up instead of fighting more about it, all the local officials around the country who supported efforts to disenfranchise voters, whoever designed that “butterfly ballot”, all the people in aggregate who voted for Bush or any of the above members of Congress, Bill Clinton and the Democrats in congress who were such opportunistic spineless SOBs that folks on the left spent years thoroughly fed up with them, whoever was running Gore’s ineffective grassroots campaign/GOTV efforts and did a terrible job of convincing anyone that he’d be at all different than Clinton, etc.
Proxies are brilliant. I used one to create an promise based RPC system that allows you to call any method you want.

So before proxies, we used to do it as:

await server.rpc.run("methodName", [argumentOne, argumentTwo])

Now, we just do:

await server.rpc.methodName(one, two)

The proxy traps that method call and returns a promise that runs that on the server. It's very slick and has made our code a lot more readable.
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Completely off topic but are you the same AnkhMorporkian from a certain web game?
Ironically, the best Star Trek series was the one that deviated the furthest from Roddenberry's vision.
I'm going to assume, I think safely, that a response that characterizes my comment as "frothing lunacy" is not one asking for further discussion with me.
Did they capture the feel?

Spock was okay at times. Kirk was okay at times. Scotty was comic relief, with very little of him being a badass
Props for fixing the documentation. :D

However, even with your change, I still read that section as describing implementation detail that's not guaranteed to be stable. If that note describes a stable, documented protocol, a link back to the documentation of that protocol would be helpful and reassuring.
To be honest, Apple was able to make a profit before the iMac: http://investor.apple.com/secfiling.cfm?filingid=320193-98-1... (and yes I think most of the listed stuff was doable under Amelio)
What is your problem? No need to be so passive-aggressive. :-)

If you don't want to hear it right from the people who should know it best, I can't help you.
Apparently it took over her life, became an obsession. Social media made it easy to collect acclaim and popularity on a massive scale. Massive compared to what physical, real life offered.
SickRage is a good fork if you're not into Usenet.
I tried in the VM during beta, windows firewall deny all policy blocked _all traffic_. Should be enough unless MS decided to lie about data statistics visible to the user, I didnt look at the network stats outside vm.
Lest you forget, the plaintiffs wanted to bash Hillary Clinton around and run infinite quantities of ads with infinite anonymous funding for said ads, too, to support "Hillary: The Movie", which wasn't actually a movie that they wanted to release, btw, it was actually a big long TV ad.

Come on, at least be intellectually honest.

They wanted to shadow-fund a TV ad campaign.

Clever of you to leave those facts out!
Actually, since the latest nightly, they are combined, and you can turn search completion on or off
The person Lessig would theoretically be Nadering, you do realize that as a Senator she voted on the wrong side of all of those bad things you're pointing out, right?
Ah, thanks... I read the headline, glanced quickly at the link and typed up my polymer-related question as it came to mind. I should have actually read the letter. :-)
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I would disagree.
Do you have any details? backdooring own firewall would be a HUGE deal.
In particular, Win10 provides an easy link to skip it, unlike Win8.1.
It probably dates far back before Win10 though.
Yes, please spend my tax money so you can do you job, write laws that serve my interests. Please stop spending most of your time chasing special interests for money, stop writing laws that serve the needs of those special interests over mine.

That is exactly what I want. Why do you think it is a terrible idea? I'd eve hazard a guess that the money we save from reducing tax loop holes, bad contracts, subsidies and other pork could cover much of the cost of the public funding.
This site: http://www.washingtontimes.com/
seems pretty bad. Though any place reached via "clickbait" will suffice.
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Thanks for the insight, I often wonder what automotive software and its development looks like.
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When high level behavior that can be described by simple equations emerges from low level laws, we call it physics. When it doesn't, we call it chemistry, biology, geology, etc. (EDIT: how could I forget econoimics :-))

There is only one thing which is more unreasonable than the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in physics, and this is the unreasonable ineffectiveness of mathematics in biology.

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"Cannot be stopped"

What a crock.

All you have to do is care enough to install a proper gateway firewall that can intercept and block these requests before they leave your network.

Companies will only encroach more and more on your privacy all the while telling you there's nothing wrong and it can't be disabled and that its just a little bit of your privacy [that they're forcibly stealing].

Stop being complicit in it and do something about it. You'll feel much better about everything when you do.
China to take on Boeing, Airbus with new passenger jet
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Wait isn't season 3 the god awful xindi arc?
With experiential and statistical evidence, of course.
Isn't this supposed to be a non issue because react can intelligently compare the higher level components of your application and decide whether they need to be re-rendered?
Yea, MS has make it clear "Windows as a Service" is deliberate. Win10 Enterprise has the LTSB for long term servicing.
I was comparing methods, not scale.

The scale of an impact of one really bad car when it comes to certain emissions shouldn't be understated; it is important to remember that VW was simply seeking pollution they could get away with. Emissions tests are done on individual cars rather than a bulk standard by make/model for that exact reason.

VW is the second largest auto-maker in the world...few comparisons are going to hold up if that's how you think.
> Do one thing and do it well.

The trick is determining what thing you're going to do.

I think it's perfectly reasonable for a job scheduler to have the ability to terminate jobs that run for too long and to ensure that no more than N copies of a given job are running simultaneously. This sort of thing also satisfies the DRY principle. :)
I actually liked the bajoran arc in season 1/2.

Real problem is the standalone episodes were not good
A related article from the OP is "Watchdog: $7 Billion U.S. Effort Doesn't Dent Afghan Poppy Production" (2014) [0]

I hadn't heard of this, but it is unfortunately not surprising. Less surprising than the world's most expensive gas station.

So much apathy...

[0] http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/10/21/357839094/...
Your link 404s. https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxJS
Announcing delivery robots from Starship Technologies
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Every GUI toolkit already "bothers" by virtue of being single threaded. You never see a UI toolkit where this:

btn.setText("hello")
btn.setColor(BLACK)

might show a white-text "hello" for a single frame. If the UI toolkit was thread-safe, though, that would become a possibility.
It is called "Windows as a Service" for a reason.
Tv is fantastic right now. Network tv sucks
I did an analysis a couple years ago and found that drug misuse kills about a third of Americans. Possibly even more if you include the new study that found that the surgeon general's report is undercounting tobacco deaths by 80k per year or whatever, which I didn't because that wasn't out at the time.

http://alexkrupp.typepad.com/sensemaking/2014/05/the-one-sta...

http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsa1407211#abstract
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That's like pivoting from "I was unable to climb this mountain" to "I'll tear down this mountain with my bare hands." He switched from something achievable that he was qualified for to something immensely more difficult that he had no experience in. What's the result of that been?

And, you know. Even if Citizens United is overturned (hooray! It'll once again be illegal to make a movie critical of Hillary Clinton during an election! Joyous day!) Lessig's contribution to that is zero; that's going wherever it's going with or without him. It would have been better for all of us if he'd stuck with copyright where he could have made a difference.
I'm conflicted. What do people think about the ethics of buying (non-diesel) Volkswagen cars at this point? Obviously new cars pad VW's profits and reward bad behavior.

But what about used ones? Seems like prices will be plummeting. And if you like the cars, seems like a great time to buy.
I do think I remember that happening a lot. But the computer also tracked down people without badges sometimes, whenever the plot required.

Maybe having a combadge meant the computer was only allowed to track the badge and not that person under normal circumstances.
What a techstack! Love everything. Except for may be Spring.
Reasons like they couldn't get out of it, would be my guess. They are up front with that limitation, and I expect they will push to get rid of the rest of the ads.