skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not just for one store: just for The Store. Walmarts the nations largest retailer with a momentum and presence that few stores have. They're putting that "not just any store" attribute to use here to break past that reaction in many potential users. It will work for many.

Like you, I'm skipping it, though.
Whether a light is on or off is contingent. This is more like proving the light would always be on as a fundamental fact of basic physics. Even if it were done by showing that the existence of a computer connected to the light, proving that from first physical principles would be a big achievement.
That's why it's particularly surprising that the employees have such a small percentage. It's understandable in the beginning.
The operative word here is "may". The methodology and the data used to reach this "conclusion" is faulty. The post's author noted the problems but chose to publish it anyhow. File under clickbait.
I apply to those that sounds interesting (company and/or project) & if both sides want to go on after the interview we discuss salary.

A couple of times this proved to be the breaking point but not that often.
Meet UberHOP: A New Way to Commute
I suggest you at least try the demo, rather than trying to make a series of wild guesses from screenshots in an 80 second video!
"Gun controlled hellholes" that don't include Finland and Germany in just the last decade: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_shooting#Europe

It's a canard that this sort of thing only happens in the US, even if you restrict the opposite to "the developed world". In incidents and casualties, we're in the middle of the pack.
Start with this: http://winterbe.com/posts/2014/03/16/java-8-tutorial/
The writing was on the wall for JetBrains as soon as Microsoft announced Roslyn, pretty much ensuring that somebody (maybe volunteers, maybe Microsoft itself) would write an open-source version of ReSharper with better VS integration than the real thing. Management knows this and they're trying to get some money for it while they can.
Which browser are you using?
I don't see a problem.
Yes. Copyright infringement is copyright infringement. The penalties for willful infringement are higher, but for unwitting infringement they are not zero, and IIRC for infringement for profit there's a high statutory minimum fine.
Bank account verification and transfers in just a few lines of code
"kill" as a term for the forcible cessation of life carries no baggage tying it to historical atrocities.

It can and is used to refer to deaths of stars, bacteria, plants, abstract concepts, and humans, without any connotation that these deaths carry equivalent moral weight.

genocide(2), on the other hand, would be in very poor taste.
Atlassian gets IPO share price of $27
It's sort of the opposite, it's that the compiler won't permit you to neglect any aspect of memory management until it deems your work passable. You think about memory management even more than you would in most languages. The result is you get some guarantees about correctness.
The next generation of managed MySQL offerings on Cloud SQL
This has been on the "Near Future" list for over 20 years now. I am guessing this will happen when it cost less then having cashiers and they are pretty darn cheap right now.
Do botnets qualify as "robots" and does "harming humanity" include DDoS attacks?
All the tricks customers can do to rob you with that approach means having cashiers or at least observers (eg self-checkout) is better. So, the trick is how to make the current model faster or more convenient.
Why the giants are open sourcing their brains
Here's How Much the U.S. Middle Class Has Changed in 45 Years
FWIW I'm part of the team that worked on this, and I'm happy to answer any questions people have,

Disclaimer: I'm from Google, obvs, but I've been on HN longer than my tenure here :)
That definition of randomness is actually fine (randomness as ignorance), it's consistent, and the most often used definition actually. For example, take the Monty Hall problem: it doesn't matter what process Monty actually uses to choose doors, all that matter is you're ignorant of it (so you choose the uniform prior).

In fact I don't think many processes in nature are truly random (quantum phenomena have to have a large effect and you need to choose a no-hidden-variable theory), but it doesn't really matter. It's just a model.
> 5. something else?

0. Stop the dogmatic multi-culti cult, accept human nature (= we prefer to live with our kind) and strive for a world in which every race and religious group is able to live peacefully and prosper, in its OWN LAND, with its own way of life.

And that includes Europe.
State of U.S. Salaries Report [pdf]
NoScript (even when enabled for destination sites) does detect/filter the XSS attempt though.
I have a feeling some people might look over the label on the issue. Maybe this should recommend adding a line or two to the CONTRIBUTING.md file to explain the label and possibly link to this site.
I like this comment too, but find it a few paragraphs too long. I suggest you edit down after writing - here is a great guide: https://www.msu.edu/~jdowell/135/King_Everything.html (Stephen King's "Everything You Need to Know About Writing Successfully – in Ten Minutes")

After you've written all that, spend a few minutes eliminating some of it. you would be one of the best contributors after doing so. no, you don't actually need to swear but can if you want to. good luck.
So, who will be the first to offer bulletproof hosting on .bot domains?
Agreed, but I liked that he walked through the reasoning and the processes that inform that conclusion. The more something looks like a mystery, the less we understand it / the less scientific it really is.
If you don't mind commercial, we are about to release [0], its our internal CMS we've been using for ~4 years, we're just working on some better documentation before release. There's a beta signup on that page which we'll be running for a couple of months.

[0] https://www.lexascms.com/
Honestly, at least when it comes to Android development, it's far, far easier to "intuit" (use the phone's default language) than it is to let you choose on a per app basis. The system will automatically select the proper resources, meaning I don't have to write special code to load a Spanish string instead of the English one.
Choosing Bitcoin-friendly jurisdiction for new kind of corporation/partnership
I (as a lawyer) would like to open/register a company (a legal entity), that 1) binds it's shares to the Bitcoin Blockchain, so every transaction of shares of company should be valid only after it will be registered/written in the Blockchain - that should be stated in Bylaws, 2) any dispute between shareholders, including about appointing director or about shares transfers/ownership should be resolved only by arbitration tribunal.
And preferable it should be jurisdiction that should not be problem to open an account in a good bank.
In which jurisdiction I can do this?
I think it should be country/state 1) party of New York Convention 1958, 2) with no public/state registry with information about shareholders/directors, so no duplication and no possible differences with data on Blockchain 3) preferably liberal, english-like law.
Possible suggestions?
Belize? BVI?
I use IDEA and still think it is one of the best pieces of software I have ever used.

That said, the new branding is...troubling.
Aesthetics is a matter of taste, over-engineering and fuss are not. KISS never goes out of style.

It is troubling, because it may hint at suits taking over. I hope I am wrong.
There's also the matter of the differing social support offered in different countries, from what I've read. The migrants are looking to get to countries with the most generous benefits offered rather than stay in places in "the South" that offer less.
I'd prefer it to be open sauce self hosted web app
Sadly, it's much easier to just pay with Apple Pay on the iPhone.
I was expecting a "man careers" easter egg. Bitter disappointment :(
Even with barriers, you don't really have all the much time between when the barriers come down and when the train will cross the road. You don't want to be stuck waiting for the person ahead of you to go.
EGOROBOTICS.COM – Unique Robotics Technology Startup Concept
One reason Navy Seals need to be good at this is that they are swimming 50m underwater in one breath. When swimming while holding your breath, your brain is telling you, stop, you're low on air, indeed, you can ignore than and swim the rest.
Symmetric encryption scheme used in Telegram is not IND-CCA secure
A few reasons:

- It is common for languages to have official Docker images (Java, Ruby, Python, Go, Erlang, Haskell, Julia, etc)

- In August the install process didn't work on my Debian system, eventually got guidance for workarounds from IRC

- Our build farm is docker based, application deployment environment is docker based

- Ensures development environments are identical

- Solves the multiple compiler issue

As much as I use Docker, it'd be tough for me to call it heavyweight. In terms of resource consumption Docker is just a neat wrapper over some functionality that is built in to the kernel, there is no "vm" of any sort, which is a common misconception.
Wow, you have achieved so much at such a young age.
College is very important and a great way to extend your network by meeting new people that share common interests as you. But it all depends on your goals and what you want to achieve.
Looking for Clixsense Active Referrals
Not a big fan of all the marketing language on the home page. But it does get better on the individual IDE pages. You see the download link right away and you can scroll down if you need more info.
The information from my tests was accurate and well filtered. However, it seems like a narrow use case with interment utility for end users.

Maybe there is a "white label" opportunity with organizations like tourist bureaus or chambers of commerce or event organizers.

Or as an embedded service for their web pages.

The issue I see is that looking for nearby places is a second order search. First I will seek the information that gets me to the place near those places. Locating the information that the app provides in that pipeline is probably better than as a separate pipeline. Despite what I wrote earlier, it really doesn't matter how you get there, I think that's the nexus with your potential users.

Good luck.
No one here is advocating violence against you. This entire forum is mere words, there's no reason for you to make threats at all.
Activision and Fox aren't currently bothered enough to dig the contract out of whatever box it's in. But if there were a guaranteed damages payment in it they'd probably put a bit more effort in.

Honestly it sounds like Fox offered a pretty reasonable deal: "They [said they] might or might not have physical records to support their position, and the location of those records was not determined. So if we wanted to do a deal that paid them enough as a kind of guarantee, they would look into their records to see if they had anything. And if it turned out they didn't have ownership, they would refund that up-front guarantee. We chose not to pursue this option [and] they said, basically, 'Fine, whatever.'" I'm curious why they (Night Dive) didn't want to take that.
Pull request with composer added here: https://github.com/analogic/lescript/pull/5

Hopefully the author sees it
You’re never going to be Steve Jobs–but you could be Steve Ballmer
1. The plugins can be _anything you want_. :) They do not have to be Intel-centric. Ultimately, the goal was to make it easier to get Intel telemetry out of the system and be able to correlate that with whatever data you may already be collecting.

2. That depends on the plugin. A plugin which is reading a MSR* probably would not, like our PCM plugin for example, but a plugin which is OS based like say, the perfevents plugin, would totally work on a virtual guest.

3. Your third question could also be addressed by #1 above. All it would take to collect data from other architectures or platforms would be the right plugin!

*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-specific_register
Getting downvoted for this? Sometimes the negativity on here is just too much.
I love JetBrains, and this new branding is sharp.

There's still a perception in some communities that IDEs are clunky things for old-timers. The new branding helps to lift that image. I think it will appeal to those who've never considered an IDE.

It's also a welcome refresh for any PhpStorm users like me who've always felt a little short-changed with the old logo – it used to feel awkward in the dock, particularly compared with the other JetBrains IDEs.
The new FCC.gov
Walmart is in a position to pull this off. The equivalent Starbucks "card" is a major success. Large merchants with loyal followings can do this successfully.
Tell HN: iOS 10 will use lots of dark backgrounds, be ready for the design shift
I learned from my friend that works in Apple, iOS will use lots of dark background in the next major version. Main reason is Apple is going to use OLED displays in the next iPhone and black background can save some energy usage.

If you're an app developer for iOS you might find this interesting so I thought I should share it.
Geez, tough crowd.

I'll play devil's advocate:

_You_, the engineer, may think design is useless and the old one worked just fine. But _you_ are not the only one JetBrains sells to: They're also selling to the managers and executives who make buying decisions at "big" companies -- ie, the kind of companies where a six-figure software deal must go through countless evaluations.

As ridiculous as it sounds, the design of a software company's marketing site affects the impression a buyer will have of that company. A site that looks like it hasn't been updated in years can make someone think the software itself is outdated, or the company is slow-moving, or the company isn't growing anymore. If you're the CEO, CMO, or head of sales at JetBrains (or any other software co), that is NOT what you want people to think of you.

See also http://splunk.com, http://newrelic.com, http://appdynamics.com, etc. They're not so stupid to be spending money on redesigns if it didn't help with sales and growth.
When I was using emacs, I would spend a good chunk of time maintaining my editor, not coding. Cursive Just Works, and as a consultant it means I can put my full time into client work.
Google isn't spending money for even a 10^8 speedup at this point, Google is spending money to figure out what will be possible in the future
autotranslation: https://translate.google.com.ar/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=ht...
The UI is very nice, very interesting. I am curious if this could fit with the Microsoft Band.
> claims without evidence

I think there is plenty of evidence. I don't feel like I'd change your mind in an Internet comment by laying out particulars, but I just wanted to note that plenty of people of faith don't ascribe to the idea of blind faith.

> what is moral is a scientific question

What evidence do you have to support this statement? I can see how you could start with that assumption and find ways to justify it, but I don't see how you can conclusively prove the initial premise. My point is that it seems like you have a moral code that states that all things can be proven within the bounds of science and what is observable by humans, no?
Happily, it's much easier to pay with a credit card than all of them.
As someone who lives in the more conservative part of the US, it is very tied up in our definition of human rights. The human right to self defense is held sacrosanct.
The new site does communicate more clearly: we're the Adobe of the IDE world.

Pay annually? No thanks.
Two CMS's that are very good in this regard, but not open source (and not free) are:

* [Craft CMS](https://craftcms.com/)

* [Perch Runway](https://grabaperch.com/products/runway)

Both are $200~300 per site, and like ProcessWire they are completely markup-agnostic and give you total flexibility to define your fields however you like.
Ask HN: Access to Journal Nature
Hi, can someone who has access to Nature send me a copy of this article:

Your gut microbiome, deconstructed

http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/v33/n12/full/nbt.3431.html

Thank you. I owe you a favor.
> Is it bad to jump to conclusions that it's safe and everybody else should be happy inhaling your exhaust believing so?

Are you sure you replied to the right comment? I don't see how any of this relates to what I said. Also, by all means, please show me studies linking nicotine (outside of cigarette smoke) to serious health problems.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014240527487037495045761723...

Then tell me how much nicotine one would ingest from second-hand vaping in public places. Harm by homeopathy?
http://www.nature.com/nbt/journal/v33/n12/full/nbt.3431.html
I don't know, to me master/slave embodies teh relationship of the devices better than leader/follower, and also has less alternate meanings when viewed as a verb to confuse what is going on. Is the leader "out front"? Is the leader "first"? Is the follower doing the same thing, but delayed in some manner (which doesn't fit standby situations very well). A master controls. A slave is controlled.

Additionally, I think it's worth looking at the issue with a wider perspective. Slavery is bad, but really what most people in the west think of when thinking of slavery is racial slavery, which is a more recent issue (at least at scale), and is a much more pernicious problem,since it's not really slavery that was the base problem, but extreme racism. Historically slaves could be anyone, and as such it was much more acceptable to have people into and out of the ranks of slavery. Historical slavery is more akin to indentured servitude.

That said, I imagine with a few hundred years experience, assuming we can drastically reduce the still present racism we have in our societies, we might have an different response to the words master and slave, one more in line with historical context, and not the short but all to horrible period where it meant something worse. That's not to say it's good, just that we often use words that aren't pleasant in reality without thinking twice, such as steal, clobber, etc.
Isn't that an apples to oranges comparison? The LGBT community isn't a sociopolitical belief-based community, it's a community defined by its members' inborn state. You can't bully someone in and out of being what they are.

Feminism, on the other hand, is a sociopolitical movement, based on a particular understanding of history and what the future should look like. Sociopolitical movements (for example, the various anti-LGBT movements out there), can bully because they are trying to change society's beliefs.
Colin has done an incredible job on Cursive. It takes full advantage of the infrastructure provided by IntelliJ to do things like where used, and refactoring. I've been a happy Cursive user for 18 months and now I'm a happy Cursive customer.
He's referring, of course, to the reporting of it in the Serial podcast. Not much of what was described in the first series of Serial was "fun" either. Nevertheless, the podcast was compelling and quite entertaining.
db.de (as well as ix.de, hq.de, and bb.de) was registered before the registration of two-letter was forbidden. After a lawsuit they had to give vw.de to Volkswagen which then led to permitting all short domains. Those were given out on a first-come, first-serve basis (i.e. to those with the best resources).
That's not a very convincing argument and doesn't answer the question at all. I already can't think of a reason I'd buy one, and telling me it'll be full of spam isn't helping.

I'm also a little disappointed they've raised so much money if their long term goal is just spamming people in "augmented reality".
This is not correct. Android has 150+ patches to Linux last I checked. It is not insignificant. There is not a good collection of patches to simply apply to a kernel of your choice either. Additionally, there are often many modifications made per-device or company (E.g. Samsung) or hardware configuration.

Finally, many of those patches are unlikely to make it upstream anytime soon, as they are usually controversial.

Please don't spread these falsehoods.
Interesting... but alot of things missing from my own stack:

-Elastic Beanstalk

-Kinesis

-Firehose

-DataPipeline

-EMR
NASA figured out a better way to build the Death Star: Use an Asteroid
An interesting fact is that your brain has no idea how much oxygen you have left.

What it can sense however, is a build up of CO2.
Like I said, I understand the tradeoffs, and agree that it looks like they'll tilt favorably to electric cars, in the longer run.

My point is that the rhetoric Arnold is using is a classic form of what psychologists call "extremifying," i.e. presenting a danger or tradeoff as much more dangerous or binary than it really is -- in order to, you know, get people to "do the right thing". (Or perhaps because he can't really tell the difference).

And in a world beset with ignorance, chronic attention deficit and a lack of critical thinking skills all around, this is not a good thing.
Senate Votes to Overhaul No Child Left Behind Law
For something like this, I think SI prefixes would be useful. "Kilofar" or "megafar" might be appropriate here.
First they changed their price options, now this redesign... I wonder if it's a business equivalent of "jumping the shark" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark ?
Maybe someday we'll have enough datapoints for a meaningful study on whether having a code of conduct and being a SJW douchebag is effective.
hga should probably stop posting to any threads about guns if they're going to post like this.

every single thread about guns will have hga saying similar really unpleasant stuff.
Are you kidding? JetBrains is much more than just ReSharper. They might make some enterprise bucks off it, but it's definitely not what makes or breaks the company.
Ada Lovelace and the Impossible Expectations We Have of Women in STEM
Except, at least for Android, it's not easy to override the language settings just for an app.
Be careful how much you take at face value, though. While a lot of what he has to say is accurate, there's some stuff in there, like a reference to "leaky gut syndrome" which treats it as a legitimate health concern rather than the totally unfounded alternative-medicine BS that it is, which you'd be ill advised to take seriously.
The author volunteered to cook in the camp. Surely there are also volunteers who explain how to apply for asylum in France?
What would make you choose swift vs rust at this point? The compile speeds have been getting pretty close to objective-c levels, there is 1st and 3rd party package management and its been recently open sourced and is actually being developed in the open.

On top of that they have the financial backing of apple.
The urge to breathe doesn't come because one is low on air, but due to CO2 buildup in the blood. Humans have no physiological detectors for blood oxygen levels, they can only detect CO2.

Normally CO2 buildup response is calibrated to be "early" in terms of oxygen, but the calibration can change (e.g. through hyperventilation) which can lead to blackouts and drowning since blood oxygen levels can drop below ones needed to keep brain "on" before CO2 buildup response even registers.

Ignoring the urge to breathe is definitely not a smart thing to do unsupervised unless one wants an early, watery grave.

Your response is misleading in that it implies "mental toughness" (utter bollocks) or a skill that some people have more than others. If Navy Seals (or anyone else) do this for real, you can bet your ass they do it under strict supervision, when training/competing (e.g. BUDS).
Linode Critical Xen Maintenance
I don't see how that is relevant to the comment you are replying to. His complaint is that he thought someone was saying that the people in need deserve what is happening to them and so should not be helped.