skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We use Stash (and Jira and Confluence and a bunch of Agile stuff). Its... ok. Its a lot better than some of the other self-hosted repositories we tried, but there are some rough spots. Pull requests are a lot worse than Github, for example. The integration with Jira can be pretty cool though.
... but, since the ISIS are terrorists, they'll treat him well, get him drunk and send him right back.
Some media predictions
This stuff always depresses me when I hear about it - I definitely feel we need stronger laws to aid people in reviving abandonware.
I'd love to know more about Warner's reasoning for not going forward with a deal - it's essentially free money
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That episode was so amazing. And that's coming from someone who really disagrees with those hunters. Radiolab did a phenomenal job of giving them a chance to show their side of the story, and I think it's a shame that so many people felt that made it "one sided." I came out of it still disagreeing with them, but at least understanding them.
Reimagining the way you design your product
That's a good idea, and it probably would help. You're talking about transfer learning or (probably more relevant) multi modal machine learning. You don't need a masters; all the papers are online and everyone has email.
Yep, Anderson Cooper constantly talking about his flak jacket and Lisa Ling. And the force feeding worked. I still remember the damn Pepsi Clear commercials and some big vote for a new m&m's color. ugh.
Don't you have anything better to do than gender-troll? Like write some code, maybe? For god's sake, Rust goes out of its way to be modern and gender-inclusive. They have a god damn code of conduct, explicitly encourage participation from everyone, and actively seek contributors of all types. What the else should they fucking do?

Posts like yours just demonstrate that you can never win by giving into SJW demands. No matter how much you do, it's never enough. Get lost. We're here to talk about technology, not about your imaginary slights of half of humanity against the other.
He has not yet been convicted, although he has been charged with both desertion and misbehaviour before the enemy.

Only time will tell what evidence will be presented & considered in his trial.
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It is obvious what people want. A single app that does it all. Seriously.

We need a general purpose application that can be used for 80% of all use cases. When you think about it, all apps pretty much re-introduce the exact same features. Preferences, contacts, notifications, authentication, sharing, etc.

I want to use the exact same interface and language to order a package from China to my house, or to hail a cab to move me from work to home. I want the estimated ETA and cost prediction to be displayed the same. Tracking a package or the real-time location of a cab should be done through the same interface. I want to be notified the same way, whether it's my package or my cab that's late and/or has arrived. I want to pay for the package and cab ride the exact same way. Reviewing the received product and reviewing the cab driver, should be identical processes. I think the same should apply to pretty much any interaction, be it to ask my coffee machine to brew a cup, to be notified that my colleague will be late to a meeting, to pay for a meal, to review a movie, to schedule an appointment, to locate a friend.

My thesis is that all communication problems (which are what apps solve) are difference instances of the same one.

An app is not any tool. It's a language. We need to implement a general purpose language, and then all use it to interact with different agents/services.
It's actually US, Canada, the UK, Australia, France and Germany.
Noriega was not a justice or humanitarian thing. It was a regional politics thing. See also Saddam.

If we were serious about justice and humanity, we'd have intervened in Rwanda and NK and other disasters long ago.
I can't see how the DPRK is anything but meta-stable, but we have so little visibility into it we just don't know.

3 generations of a single family's dictatorship is remarkable in modern times, usually one of the power bases upon which the regime stands swerves it from such a thing.

The nuclear arming just helps with outside threats, I would think, and no one with the means really wants to destabilize them. As I understand it South Korea shudders at the thought of trying to integrate such a population into their country, one which is on average a foot shorter and significantly less intelligent due to pervasive malnutrition.

That even the Army is filled with malnourished men says something significant, and, yeah, indicates more stability that you'd expect on general principles.
> All the low pressure above a wing does is reduce a downward force it does not provide lift.

NASA explains why the "skipping stone" theory of lift is incorrect well [1]. In summary, the upper surface does generate lift.

[1] https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/wrong2.html
But sergeons have been learning biology, chemistry and physics from early on (and they have like 10 years of secondary schooling, no one expects them to know how to cut people after two trimesters), architects have been learning math and doing arts (arts take time as you say), ees physics, math again. Even lawyers have been taught how to read and critically assess text from young age.

I am not sure this is a good argument, to be good at something you always have to do it for a long time.

There are things like "how to swap the value in two variables", that are trivial, but we should "teach" them way earlier, it's the way of thinking (and both functional and imperative is needed to absorb). Plus it will have great impact on people not following this career, because they will more often realize that they're doing repetitive tasks which could be automated. We would have much more pressure on software companies not to produce shitty software if people were as lazy as us programmers.
Designing a New Operating System for Work
"Sorry, we've temporarily run out of demo websites. Please try again soon! "

Interesting wording.
It's funny - I had the same reaction at the first parts, but I thought the Slack bot pivot was genius actually. Very different than expensify and the "others".

No UI...is the New UI.
I've seen a few comments over the last few days speculating about us halting development on Ubuntu phone. Nothing could be further from the truth. The software development continues apace, and more devices and more ports to existing devices on the way next year.
I switched to linux mint a while back and i have to say I'm very satisfied of how stable and easy to use it is.

It's basically Ubuntu LTS without all the buggy slow crap like unity.
What benefit would Docker images have over the existing upstream distribution or distro packaging? The Rust compiler doesn't have any particularly complicated dependencies, either installing the binaries directly from rust-lang.org or installing packages from your distro (if your distro has packages yet) should work fine.

Container images are great for daemons with possibly complicated dependency sets that might have conflicting version requirements with other packages and can benefit from isolation from other packages that containerization gives, but seem like a pretty heavyweight solution for just installing a compiler.
good playlist for dulling work on computer.
I went to help at Calais’s Jungle refugee camp – and what I saw haunts me
And it's not just mobile apps that suffer the problem of friction. Last night my wife sat down to put a holiday card together on Shutterfly. When she had it to her satisfaction she started the ordering process. A message displayed on the site telling her that she needed to login. She dug out the user name/password and logged in. Her card was lost. I tried for 15 minutes without success to get it back. At 11:15pm, after a full day of work and family activities, she had to start over. Her comment to me was, "Why the hell does software have to be so hard to use?"

Excellent question.

(Note, we've had issues with Apple's service as well, so I'm not trying to make a point about Shutterfly's service being better/worse than competitors' services. I'm just using Shutterfly as an example of a mature service creating friction for users.)
dot.bot would be good.
>Well you will also need composer for actual deployment.

No you don't, it's PHP, there is no "actual deployment" beyond putting the files on a server.

Worst case scenario (because I've had to do this) is you have to change the paths in the file generated by the autoloader, if your development environment is different than production. But that's no more work than adding paths to include statements. You can even just do that locally first and move everything with FTP.
try eclim with emacs
Sadly his father and his grandfather escaped justice. There is no reason to believe this time will be different.
Its hard to disregard that subset here in Sweden when there a government that self-identify itself as feminist.

Several years ago there was a initiative to create equality in education. Any student that was a minority in their class received a minor bonus as an incentive. The initiative was however deemed a failure when it was realized that the majority of student fulfilling the requirement was men and not women. Afterward it was sent to the courts which promptly declared the initiative as discriminative against students who weren't minorities. Now only a short time ago a new initiative was suggested by a government study, with the primary difference from the old one being that it will now only apply in studies where men are the majority.

So excuse me for having a hard time finding those old-school feminists that talks about equal rights. The only time I saw one was in a opinion piece a year ago where equal rights was described as the "old" feminism movement, and I saw a lot of hatred directed at her rather than support in the comments.
Yep exactly, a good mix is "cool but make sure you think also at <constructive critics about what could be dangerous>".
Why would having fewer competitors make someone want to drop out of the race?
I measured ~40% improvement from 2015-05-10 to 2015-10-30. That is, it takes 0.6x time to compile. 2015-05-10 was chosen because Rust 1.0 was released 2015-05-15.

https://github.com/sanxiyn/sandbox/blob/master/rust/time-2.p...
How to Find the Network Performance Problem (and Fix It Fast)
Off-topic, but since CMS-related submissions come up rather scarcely nowadays: What are some promising, modern Web Content Management Systems for medium-sized sites that I should look at, especially if I like the clean, modular design of ProcessWire very much, but not its implementation (too slow even with caching enabled)?

I don't care about the programming language (PHP is fine, so is anything else). What I do care about is flexibility in terms of custom page types (e.g. define "Author", "Title", "Description", "ISBN", and "Cover Image" fields for page type "Book"; loop through such child items on the parent page).

Is Django CMS something that might make me happy? Are there any new projects on the horizon that look promising?
What stops them from offering an option to get files as well? I always prefer to have my music backed up and available on my devices without relying on any cloud services.

I view streaming as a convenience, and not as an approach that requires one to forgo having a DRM-free backup.
It would be nice. There's an older package for doing Java completion, JDEE, which takes a similar approach (running a helper in BeanShell). But it is difficult to configure, and fragile, and doesn't have enough active developers to keep it up to date.

OmniSharp is a lot simpler, in that you just point the server at a solution file, and it just works. There was talk on the JDEE mailing list a while back about doing something similar using Maven POMs, but I don't think it took off.
I would like to see these folks analyze the new code, considering their success in finding problems in this area before.

https://www.smacktls.com/

(I think there is also another group in the UK that works on this problem and also got important results.)
Not everything is a conspiracy.
Wait, what?

Hang on, this should be the number 1 point of your entire blog post. Honestly, if your post was titled the obvious "Don't make mobile apps only for one region" then you'd be getting a lot of comments saying "Well, obviously".

Seriously your problem here is not that you made a mobile app. Your problem is very clearly that you excluded 99% of your user base. Any chance you can explain the reasoning behind this..? I can't even begin to understand it. Outside of government required tax applications, I cannot think of a single successful single-region productivity app ever.
Me too! It's an Android app called aCar which I did end up spending the $5 on (for no ads and IIRC more advanced backup options). I use it infrequently, but A) it takes less than a minute to enter a new "fill-up" record right after I get gas, and B) I programmed in all the reminders for oil change, tire rotation, etc., so entering the fill-up records (with mileage) means I keep on top of maintenance.

It provides value (B) with no friction (A), so pretty much a no-brainer.
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>The topic is about violence. Feminists aren't violent; in fact they're a reaction against gender-based violence.

This is board with many nerds. It is fair to say that we have all been bullied to some degree. Bullying may not be violent to the degree that it physically hits people over the head, but it is far more violent than anything feminism complains about.

And Doctor Matt Taylor was bullied for what clothing he choose to wear. By feminists.
Expensify: Take a picture of your receipt. It gets sent to someone in India/Phillipines/etc. Who then look at the total, the name of the plae and ENTER ALL THAT INFORMATION FOR YOU.

When you get back to your office - it's available in an excel sheet.

I'm not following your argument...
Surprisingly few "clever" possibilities: http://rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=*bot&typeofrhyme=perfe...
This is the first time I've seen Django CMS, but it looks interesting. How hard is it to integrate into an existing Django site?
The Oculus Rift takes sick kids beyond the hospital
But do bother to advertise your new product on Medium!
A TLD for all your infected Windows machines \o/
For all those times you said to yourself, "maybe I'll quit this game and go take pictures of nature."
Seems cool, my first thought is: I bet this makes it easy to @font-face some of these languages online finally. Oh but you need gov't permission to use the typeface.

It COULD be so useful, let's hope they separate the licensing for the logo and the typeface in the future to make the typeface easier to access and use without permission!
You think they would notify customers. I have a site hosted with them and not a peep, just an invalid password notification when I try to log in.

Edit: just saying, I think it's strange that I'm finding out about it via HN first.
Is Apple's Smart Battery Case Was Designed Around Mophie's Patents?
This is really going to help a lot of sites protect themselves - right now we just have the evil bit, but being able to block addresses with a ptr in .bot should eliminate drive-by defacement altogether.
Just got this from support, in regard to password invalidation:

"We are still in the process of invalidating the passwords in phases. This process will be running throughout the day, and your passwords will be invalidated."
That's the HN effect. Demo sites are "pre-deployed" to make sure you get a fresh individual site. Usually there are hundreds of them in the waiting but looks like we've got very popular all of a sudden :)

If you'd like to give it a try and don't have patience to wait for a demo site to become available, you can also register to Aldryn [ http://www.aldryn.com/ ] (for free) and deploy your own site with a few clicks.
Why should a story be avoided just because it is politically polarizing? There will always be people who have already made up their minds and have decided not to change it one way or the other, even if strong proof is presented to them - I doubt there is much that anyone can do about it.

There are lots of people who have not formed any opinion on the subject (myself included). They want to take their time, gather as much information as possible etc before making an informed opinion. This podcast would be awesome for them.

As long as the podcast is balanced in it's narrative, conclusions (if any) and opinions, I think it is good for them to handle controversial topics. They are in a unique position with a huge audience - they can do some real good with that kind of reach.
Generally speaking, when you start your statement with the admission that you're ignorant of the thing you are about to slam, it's a signal that you may not be making a great case.
Are you using Expensify's "SmartScanning"? It's worth the $0.20 per receipt image. It basically send the receipt to a person, who then extracts the info from the receipt and enters into expensify FOR YOU....

Try it out!
Congratulations on not living in a nation that has caught the mass-murder-mania. b^)

It might not make economic sense yet, but the trend only goes one direction. Electronic devices get cheaper and more capable over time. Robocop might not ever make sense, because that is a very complicated use case. However, a constellation of devices charged with enforcing a single rule, "no human hands may hold a firearm in this set of rooms", is already nearly within reach of current technology.
Totally agree - when I saw the pivot to Slack, I thought "That is REALLY interesting, more interesting than their failure at mobile"
Wordpress + the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin can do this pretty easily for even a non-technical user. Although doing detailed code customization on the backend is a bit of a mess.

If you want a lot of logic / custom code, I'd use django-cms!
Firefox is still vulnerable to XSS
I was notified with two separate emails. I subscribe to their security posts (https://wpenginestatus.com/latest-security-update/), and got a separate customer email 12 hours ago informing me of the issue.
Thanks, this is an interesting and detailed explanation.

It should be pointed out that your link contradicts the op in places, in particular Denkar says that the role of the Coanda effect in producing lift is a "fairytale" where the op calls it out to explain the lift on the upper airfoil surface (and I have seen this elsewhere as well.)

I hadn't known until recently just how religiously contentious this topic could get.
> People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones...

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

> I would not be at all surprised if there were more people imprisoned inside the USA than there are people imprisoned in the rest of the world.

I would, since it's common knowledge that the US has 22% of the world's prisoners.

America has an incarceration-per-100k of about 700, while North Korea has an estimated 600-800, but we can't be sure because they're so secretive.

HOWEVER, america's prisoners get medical care, food, and many protections. North Korea's prisoners are starved, beaten, raped, and worked to death in brutal camps that rival nazi germany for pure concentrated evil.
Couldn't get OP/Google Cache to load, so here's a related article with some screenshots (thumbnails are heavily artifacted, but the regular-scale images are less so)

http://prostheticknowledge.tumblr.com/post/134143005311/cana...
I'm not aware of a good-looking unified font that handles English, French, Cree/Inuktitut. It's really unfortunate that the government did not make it available as an unrestricted download.
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> It is obvious what people want. A single app that does it all. Seriously.

We need emacs mobile!
While I'm sympathetic to the basic emotion, it's hard to see what it would mean within a legal framework. Effectively, you'd be saying that if someone isn't exercising their rights under copyright with sufficient vigor by making something available for sale, they'd lose those rights. That's not inconsistent with the supposed function of copyright. However, in practice, orphan works legislation tends to be most opposed, not by large corporations, but by organizations representing creators like photographers who worry that such laws would be used to strip rights if paperwork wasn't all in order.

As for why? Nothing's free for a company to do.
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Expensify goes a step further and gets a person to look at your receipt photo and then enters/confirms the information and enters it as a text into your expense report. It turns pictures into expense report rows.
Dead easy. It's designed to do exactly that. See http://docs.django-cms.org/en/develop/how_to/install.html, which covers most of the bases in some detail.
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"it's essentially free money"

Not at all. I doubt the "free money" would be enough to pay for all the lawyer time needed to sort things out.
It seems to me that the majority of those features are a result of Java being 20 years old. It's entirely possible Go could achieve or surpass those features by its 20th birthday.
Very easy - django CMS is Django all the way down. All addons are simply Django apps, the templates are Django templates, etc... So if you know Django you'll find it easy to develop for django CMS. It's quite common to find sites that started as bare Django sites and evolved by adding the CMS to it.
> Could be a generalisation

What's the total number of people your family had contact with vs number of people that told them 'to go back home'?

> but one which my family has experienced.

To quote hn favorite "The plural of anecdote is not data".
I haven't used WPE in a while, but which of these passwords are generated by them, and which are entered by me? It sounds like the "User Panel" would be my personal account password. Is this being stored in plain text in their database?
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