skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even if - and I'm willing to bet that no mentally healthy individual would ever do that out of their own will - is there something wrong with it? Do we have to keep everyone working when there's no need for that, so that some individuals don't have time to do things we deem unproductive?
You are right. HSV-2 is the infection mostly occurring in the genital area. However, HSV-1 (cold sores) can also transmit to the genital area for example via oral sex, even though such HSV-1 infection there is less likely than with HSV-2.

Addition: while oral sex often goes unprotected (HSV-1), HSV-2 transmits also with condoms during sexual penetration. Skin-on-skin contact in unprotected areas is enough for the virus to transmit. However, because of the motion and friction condoms protect women better than men.[1]

[1] http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/journals/2721301b.html
Thanks for the link. Cheesy or no, I love these kinds of docs, wish there were more of them out there.
> And this: some publishers are blocking visitors who adblock. Good, don't whine, just allow or block.

I am perfectly ok with this. But they don't get to whine when they start falling in the search results because fewer people link to them.
Considered that it might be deliberate? Encourage people who value style over substance to go elsewhere..?
It's all in the protocol and implementations: you don't need to trust huge TCB's and manufacturing of specific device. Low TCB, diverse, clients doing the checking is all you need. The paper comparison is unfair given online and electronic is assumed in the requirements of the OP. Something closer to paper in usability, cost, or security would be:

http://www.scantegrity.org/
Practical attacks against 4G (LTE) access network protocols
Where do you keep your configs then?

For some of my projects I maintain a separate Ansible playbook repo and most of my configs/templates in it.

I also checkin my Pods directory for my iOS projects. I know there is debate around this but it has been the least painful option for me working on a team.
With regards to bower components, it's typically a good idea to leave the folder in your repo:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22327758/should-bower-com...
Yes.

The author of libreboot, and owner of Minifree (former Gluglug) said that he would complete all current orders, so he would mark them as out-of-stock.

You can buy a X200 and free your laptop yourself if you dare :) You can swing by #libreboot on Freenode if you have any interest in the project.
Yeah, I was applying for a separate but closely related idea, trying to do a unique dedicated Android handheld.
I do not understand why the parent gets downvoted so much. I think FB can do pretty much what they please. If Apple is concerned for any reason, Facebook can simply ask them: "Do you want the Facebook Apps in the App store or not?" I think the answer will be: Yes.
I think you should be able to just grab an equivlent x200 off of ebay (possibly with a different wlan card added) - and be safe (as in safe that you can run libreboot, not any guarantees about firmware in all the dark corners, like ethernet card).

I've been considering trying libreboot on my T420s - but as I use it almost every day, it's a bit high risk in case I brick it.
And the bay bridge has some serious defects already.
BMW build is ~2-3 weeks in Germany.
~1.5months to drive it off US dealer.
AFAIK BMW options are very similar across countries.
This has a weird bug where if you scroll down the right-side pane, the content disappears and the whole pane becomes white. Safari 9.0.1
Yes, pretty much. You have a new identity.
I can never tell how worried I should be about HSV-1. If it's in the mouth it's relatively normal but if it spreads to the genitals, that's bad?
But IIRC (some blog benchmark) they are very very slow.
Good that this topic came up now - in two days, another NaNoWriMo starts[0]. Even better, there's a lot of useful things for amateur storywriters in the comments here! Bookmarked!

[0] - http://nanowrimo.org/
Those are known as "moral rights". There is nothing in the GPL that references moral rights one way or another.
I read that several times. It still makes no sense to me.
Yup.

And don't lick someone's genitals if you have it in your mouth.

And before you let someone lick your genitals, ask them if they have it.
I had this too. It turns out refreshing the page once or twice makes the feed show up.
I know. I'm just assuming FPGA is trusted in TCB, esp with DMA, plus implying many people will want to use it. Your assessment of open HW is accurate. Far as FPGA's, there's progress on several fronts. Some for you to check out that your people might even consider using given the continual payoff of a FPGA w/out high unit costs.

Open-source FPGA architecture at 45nm
http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/TechRpts/2014/EECS-2014-43...

Open-source bitstream generation for Xilinx w/out EULA violation or R.E. (!?)
http://www.isi.edu/~nsteiner/publications/soni-2013-bitstrea...

Open tools for Lattice
http://www.clifford.at/icestorm/

Open-source HW synthesis flow
http://opencircuitdesign.com/qflow/

Note: Cliff is on a winning streak, eh?

I recently did a write-up showing what it could or would take at both ASIC and production levels here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10468534

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10468624

So, paths are clear and plenty of potential. Just no uptake. Will take government, corporate, or private sponsors working with academic (low NRE) and professional (experienced) HW designers that open-source stuff as they go. Proprietary, dual-licensed OSS is the only way to go for HW that I know of.
Where did this myth that Option types are the "solution" to nullable references come from? That's got it perfectly backwards. The solution to nullable references is to remove them from the language; Option is just a means for languages that have already done this to encode nullability into the type of a value add necessary, as it should be. And people claiming that a language needs pattern matching or it doesn't solve the problem?! It makes me worry that those advocating these ideas are just part of the latest cargo cult and don't really understand the underlying principles or why these are good ideas in the first place.
If the potato came apart early enough then the drag would increase exponentially and you'd just have potato mist a few meters above ground level.
I'm just making this up, but it seems possible that having oral herpes confers some resistance to getting genital herpes?
And some people who do use social media disappear for legitimate reasons.
I just read it as "improved hygiene increases the chance that young people are not yet infected when they inevitably become infected via oral sex." In other words, the improved hygiene has not lowered the adult infection rate.
They mean that because children aren't contracting HSV-1 from ordinary contamination and contact at early ages, as they typically do in developing countries, they are more likely to contract it from oral sex later in life. My guess is that if you contract the virus in childhood, there is less risk of a genital infection later in life because the antibodies would already be present.
How does one diagnose whether they have it orally?
I don't buy it. Where is the negative publicity on android? It doesn't exist... There are apps that many people find offensive on the play store... just like there are movies on amazon that some people would find offensive... same thing..
The one thing you can do with such a system is to make it harder to compromise the code and get away with it. Any gossip system, public ledger, etc. (including "the blockchain", but you don't actually need something that power-hungry) can enforce that my copy of the JS is the same as everyone else's copy of the JS.

Right now it's easy to get in a network position between a single person and Gmail, without anyone else knowing, especially if you're a government, which is why a valid .google.com cert is such a valuable target. Getting in a position to compromise everyone's* copy of Gmail is much more involved, and if you pull it off, it's instantly visible to the entire world.
Why is it called Brightwork?
Here's a take down of all approaches.
https://www.slideshare.net/choonkeat/file-upload-2015

TLDR: forget shrine too, use an image server
If you get it above the neck, you are immune to it below the neck. So having occasional cold sores (being one of their two thirds) is actually a good thing....one less thing to worry about.
Actually hydrogen is pretty easy to come by if you get some Sodium Hydroxide (known as caustic soda or Lye) and aluminum you can mix some NaOH in water, drop in the alumninum and out will boil out hydrogen. Capture it in your balloon membrane and voila, done.

In general its not a problem if it isn't mixed with oxygen, if you live in the desert (as I did as a youngster) you can fill up a garbage bag this way and launch it into the sky) we tried to get one to explode but it just burns as the oxygen from the air comes into contact, and then waits for more oxygen to show up. Now if you mix it two parts H to one part oxygen? Then you can make a very loud pop :-)
Yes, but only to getting the "oral kind of herpes" genitally...
(This is being heavily downvoted, I'll try to edit but may end up deleting.)

So I don't have herpes (EDIT: SIMPLEX, what nearly everyone has), and I realize it's not a big deal whether I do or don't. I do know I'm in a minority of adults who are in situations to regularly hook up with strangers, people who don't happen to have Herpes, and it's probably due to the fact that I don't actually do so; I'm very picky and basically don't hook up with strangers, just people I happen to know already or be introduced to, OR hitting it off in very rare cases, by really sharing something personal. In the past this included colleagues! (not very serious work.) What I mean is that if I hooked up wtih strangers even a few times - let's say 10 times in 4 years - then I'd probably have it by now.

My reasoning is that given like 80% infection rate, pretty much if I'm going to hook up with people who experience even the tiniest element of network effect, then I'd expect to get it fairly soon.

so far my strategy is just to hold out until I meet the right person, who is similar to myself and has had just a few sexual partners and longer relationships. I was married previously, for example, for several years. (I'm in my very early 30s.)

But I do feel like I might be missing out.

What do you guys suggest I do for more casual dating, other than starting from the pool of people I happen to know or coincidentally run into, or meet at parties or clubs but really, really share something with; rather than the pool of strangers ready to hook up? Given that nearly everyone has it, I'm just not ready for it.

By the way I'll go ahead and get it from someone if they're interesting enough to be in a long-term relationship with; big deal, luck of the draw.

But if I don't have such a specific person in mind, I'd rather apply that filter first . . . (or my version). maybe there should be a dating site for people who happen not to have it! we're certainly a minority.
Considering how frequently and heavily Apple pushes developers for other updates (e.g. new iOS version support, 64-bit support, etc.) I'd be shocked if future support were any consideration in the rejection. I'd expect Apple to be perfectly happy to deprecate and/or replace an API, allow changes in undefined behavior in future models and so on. If the app breaks, so be it.
Interesting!

It sort of reminds me of Paperscape [1] but more on the style of wikipedia since it invites you to edit it.

Organizing knowledge is way harder than it seems.

Instead of for topics, I would personally like to see this implemented for courses and their prerequisites (and perhaps the topics in each course) in order to keep track of your own learning or plan out what you would like to learn in the future.

[1] http://paperscape.org/
The only problem with that perspective, which appears to be weirdly common here, is that "valuing style," or in this case valuing a more usable mobile experience, doesn't imply that someone "values style over substance".
Thanks Mozilla, exciting developments! I really enjoy the Firebug user experience, and am looking forward to having it be the frontend to the developer tools.
Scantegrity, like other secure electronic systems, scores low on usability[1].

Recently the CEO of Fox-IT reported a delay to our minister in the Netherlands[2] with researching the specs for a usable and secure vote printer and vote counter[3]. It's not as easy as people think, especially the elder seem to have trouble with it.

[1] https://www.usenix.org/conference/evtwote14/workshop-program...

[2] https://zoek.officielebekendmakingen.nl/blg-604665 (Dutch)

[3] Unofficial translated summary of the report on large scale voting; proposes using a vote printer and vote counter with human readable ballots in between: https://www.kiesraad.nl/sites/default/files/every-vote-count... (English)
I'm a Business Analyst and I manage a horrid Talent Management system made by Taleo :-/

Side Project:

- Pinellas911.co - Civilian 911 CAD

- Talent Performance System - Coding the backend (big dreams?)

---https://medium.com/@chriscombs/beginning-of-a-side-project-p...
Such as reverting to gold for common currency.
http://ihackernews.com
By that standard, Amazon should be able to do pretty much what they please too, but we know they can't (see: in-app Kindle store / link to web store, etc.).
That's my assumption. Once you have it, you have antibodies to it as well, which prevent new cases. But you're still stuck with it in the original place, because the virus's genome hides out where the antibodies can't get it, then from time-to-time it decides to go on a rampage.

IANAI (Immunologist)
You just run your Ethereum client on your machine and use it to verify the data on the blockchain.
From other comments it looks like Homeaglow IS Homejoy.

No sale here.
How does this contradict not keeping state unnecessary to return to a place in the app? (as in this case, past state). I'd think most users expect that a URL leads them to the same view again, but not that it preserves their history to get there.
Nope, it's free now
Of course, I dislike how libreboot doesn't do microcode updates anyway. ARM processors have no microcode at all.
Well it seems to me that for a sizable portion of the WP target audience, hiding their prestigious academic pedigree isn't the most pressing issue on their minds. Likewise, in my wholly amateur opinion on the matter, the whole point of WP seems to be that they have to give up their claims to their skill sets - even if they are considered within their professional circles to be world-class, say, body-disposal experts; or have critically acclaimed skills in devising methods to transfer illegal narcotics across international borders.
The rehab part of the story is fascinating: a very low recidivism rate amongst people who have been, by definition, career criminals.
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If you use ByteBuffer, then yes, the application may suffer from unnecessary checks. However the performance of ByteBuffer is not usually good enough anyway, that's why people use off-heap buffers (sun.misc.Unsafe) which is a native call that allocates memory in off-heap.

Also bytecode has instruction sets for all primitive types, otherwise there wouldn't be any point to have these primitive types in Java language since it will also be converted to bytecode instructions.

There are solutions for all the addressed issues but they need to much work to implement in Java compared to C++. However, once you solve this specific problem (I admit that it's not a small one), there are lots of benefits of using Java compared to C++.
You are mixing several concepts here.

Attempts to introduce species have turned decidedly sour in the past... if introducted in ecosystems where they do not belong. Reintroducting a locally extinct species is a different case.

Big felines are very well known animals. Present in all zoos of the world and reproducted in captivity since many years ago. There are entire books published about big feline surgery for example.

It is a conception because it is not the previous state you're returning to.

This is a false problem. The goal is not to achieve a theorical ideal previous state, is to restaurate a missing node to be able to reach a range of valid stable states. Is the same difference as "to reconnect a route bombed in 1940 to drive from a to b" or "to try to frozen the area in 1940". Nobody is talking about to living in caves again and working three hours each day.

If there's an insect that affected a plant... causing an imbalance that has not been allowed for.

All imbalances are "allowed" in fact, there is not a nature police, but your imbalance will never occur. Hervibores will just start eating other species of plants or migrate and quit the area followed by predators until the plant species recover. Mature ecosystems are buffered and can deal with known changes.
This article is about the HSV-1 virus that causes cold sores, not genital herpes. It has nothing to do with being "attractive" or "interesting".
-"I don't have herpes. I do know I'm in a minority of attractive and interesting people who don't happen to have Herpes, and it's probably due to the fact that I'm very picky and basically don't hook up with strangers"

Who the hell has been stroking your ego? Seriously!!!
You assume that people only get herpes from fucking other people who have the virus unbeknownst to them!
>I tested it out and bam, kernel panic within seconds of booting into the OS. Same thing on reboot. So they replaced the logic board again, same problem.

>Apple's in-store repair, in my experience at least, is fantastic.

This reeks of cognitive dissonance. Their repair is "fantastic" yet their repair technicians were incapable of turning on the laptop to see if it was even capable of booting. Then, they did the exact same thing again, eventually giving up and replacing the product? You lucked out that their repair department was so incompetent, or their product was so defective that you got a free upgrade to a newer model. Doesnt sound like a ringing endorsement of anything except customer service.
so keep doing it

> it's probably due to the fact that I'm very picky and basically don't hook up with strangers, just people I happen to know already or be introduced to
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AFAIK the highest risk of transmission is when there is an outbreak, so you can fairly easily see it.
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Nope, you can modify everything except the origin: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API
So, in poor countries all children are infected, which means as they age there's no risk to them as teenagers, because there's nothing risky about already having it and messing around with someone else that already has it.

Welcome to the wonderful world of spin doctoring.
It's good to understand the trade-offs and not blindly be adding binaries and configs, but source control conventions should boil down to what works best for you and your team. For configs, I've found a reasonable solution is to include a base config and override with a repo-ignored, local config containing system/db specific values that do not belong in source control.
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A long time ago, this site was called "Startup News" and it focused on topics related to tech startups... so, basically, computers, programming languages, the Internet, etc., + business topics: sales, marketing, fundraising, etc., but with a heavy focus on stuff like "how to raise a round" and how to negotiate VC terms" and things of that nature. There was also plenty of general business news, focused mainly on SV companies and famous/big tech companies.

Later it became "Hacker News" and the focus seemed to largely stay mostly the same for a long time, with a slight widening of focus to include maybe more general science / tech stuff, not just stuff related to startups.

Over time, the focus has broadened even more to where some of the early stuff is pretty de-emphasized (you don't see as much fundraising advice now, for example) and you get a lot more general news, politics, world events, etc.

What's "on topic" is described pretty broadly in the guidelines[1] as "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."

OTOH, the guidelines also say "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."

But yet we still get a fair amount of political content here, and more than a little bit of stuff that probably is covered on TV news. But we still manage to avoid "cute animal picture" and generic reddit/4chan style memes and shit at least.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Are there any other solutions for HN that let you vote? I've tried a couple iOS apps but they don't have voting.
Moto's chipmaking division was spun off as Freescale Semiconductor. NXP (née Phillips) acquired Freescale earlier this year.

Both FSL and NXP are large ARM licensees so yeah, ain't gonna happen.
I get that security is your thing, but don't you think that telling someone to ditch their side project and critizing the underlying technology is extreme given that it's basically a side project?

I don't think OP is suggesting that they use it for anything more serious than a quick poll at the moment.

Sorry if I'm misreading the tone of your post.
I did Apple support from 2000-2010 and I find this is a ridiculous argument. Apple constantly gives out free phones. I've given a free iPhone (5th replacement) for a guy who dropped his phone at a construction site and it was run over by an industrial vehicle. I've given a free phone to a famous tennis start because she threw it across the room in a fit of rage. I denied tons of free iPhones to people affected by Aentennagate. I've given a third free iPhone to a loudmouthed lawyer who dropped it at a bar and then ran over it. People come into the Apple store every damn day demanding free iPhones and the truth is, if you are savvy enough, loud enough and endless enough you will get it. Whether or not people will show up demanding replacements is not a factor in their decision. Internally our policy was if it affects less than 10% of the user base, it's a non-issue to be dealt with on a case by case basis. If the person making the demands has any cultural, media or social weight, they get a free phone. If the person is being loud enough and you are seeing a no-win situation ahead, just give them a free phone. I can't see how this app would have caused either situation to occur.
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Haha.

There was a time there was talk of trying to ban bad words on the internet. Someone made a program that replaced all the bad words with names of politicians and could translate them back later :P
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It seems the pool of people you're interested in having sex with is roughly the same as the pool of people you say you would still be with even if they had herpes, so I don't know what the problem here is apart from feeling the need to share a lot of uninteresting personal info.
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