skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The house/ school district connection is not a small matter

If you are a parent, it is a BIG deal. Over the past 10 or so years my location movements have had available education in the top three criteria (along with price and crime rate).
Hopefully the days of websites having (or being able) to work around all browser bugs of the past 20 years are over.
I'm a backer - but I don't know if that app would work with any OpenWrt based installation.

No idea what your current setup is, but I'd guess that this router is more powerful - and comes with the advantages we discussed here: The hardware is open (you can even get one with exposed connectors/a serial cable to mess with ~everything~), the software is open, you get a 'distribution' with updates by a NIC.

It's worth the money for me, but I understand if you're considering a generic OpenWrt based setup good enough. That's what I'm on right now, what works for me until this box arrives. And for me, an upgrade to 11ac was planned anyway, so this just came up when I was looking at new hardware anyway.
That's quite the throwback, I remember playing with a simpler version of this around ten years ago now.
One can argue that spam and phishing IS a business concern. Many of the major data breaches involved a phishing attack.

Fixing smtp should be as important if not more than upgrading http 1.1.
PHPrunner 8 Crack and Patch Serial Keygen Full Free Download
Two answers to "language ceremony":

- smarter humans (keeping a map of type interactions in mind, unit testing type interactions);

- smarter computers (local/global inference and static analysis).

I bet on computers.
The obvious solution is to deprecate User-Agent and have a new header. Browser-Version or something like that.
Good question, as a fellow rpi user I didn't have the feeling we were lacking a Graphics Driver... Apparently now it is in the Kernel, instead of outside of it. It may just make maintenance of rpi distro's easier as the kernel includes the Graphics Driver there is no need to get it separately.
Binny Bansal is Flipkart's new CEO; Sachin Bansal is executive chairman
Number of hours worked per week is not everything. I suspect that Americans do work less over the whole lifetime -- the retirement age has decreased (at least for men, see [1]) while life expectancy is increasing. The problem is that it's impossible to estimate total hours worked over lifetime for people presently in their 20s-30s and current pensioners give you a delayed statistic.

Personally I think that economy based on a 15-hour work week would be sub-optimal. Total salaries being equal, I'd rather employ a single person working 40 hours than three working 15 where you need to deal with lots of communication and administrative overhead.

Maybe the solution would be taking multiple "gap years" during your career or "mini retirements" but many employers don't like holes in your CVs.

[1] https://www.soa.org/News-and-Publications/Newsletters/Pensio...
My 2008 PC is still performing well.
I think engineers should work more on the OS since sometimes we need to upgrade just because of the trash and useless things kept by the OS.
> A video site that doesn't serve watchable video isn't much of a video site.

Luxury problem - I frequently get no video at all because of geoblocking when I use Tor. Youtube is really a terrible video site and I don't see why everyone is using it.
No, it's a (LLVM-based) bytecode representation. http://nativeclient.googlecode.com/svn/data/site/pnacl.pdf
I knew someone working at Amazon. That is why I'm reluctant to show the conversation or be more public about it at that time
> *Spears'

No. Spears's
An ‘SMS Center’ with Python, Kannel and a GSM Modem
I think in a lot cases you might have this backwards.

Many new schools, especially in the South, are built in the county or in a more rural part of the town, because property is cheap or donated there.

If the school is a "good" (you can decide on what that means for you) school, then all of a sudden, the property near that school become much more valuable to build home on for parents.

If the value of the property goes up, taxes go up in those new divisions.

Now, you have a situation where THE SCHOOL has driven off poor families and increased its own budget ... just because it was "good" to start off with!

So it isn't always that people are building the "good" schools on already expensive property to cater to the wealthy.
nice to see one company growing whose leadership is invested and growing in light of the last few weeks and the recent jumping ship or complete tone reversals :)
Awesomes
That's the trouble. From an employee's perspective, I'd like a job with less than 40 hours per week (but also be paid lesson for it). But full working hours are favourable to employers.
Asphalt 8 Airborne Hack Tool 2016 No Survey No Password
Yep 240p was watchable, but no one wanted to watch it. I used to make stupid little "frag movies" and we used to upload them to youtube for "quick review" and if we found it interesting or good then there was always some file sharing site URL to download better quality version for local viewing
My music style is far from trendy, but I can't remember the last time I listened (even more so bought something) from the major label. I'd say is much harder to become millionaire rock star now, but for indie bands, that play as a hobby, situation is very favorable as you can contact you audience directly and you don't need to frame yourself into "format" dictated by the labels.
> I don’t even know why I would want to be on a label in a few years,
> because I don’t think it’s going to work by labels and by distribution
> systems in the same way.
>
> --David Bowie, 2002

Something to think about in music that also happens in startups and software:

These are social activities. People don’t judge music solely by some kind of independent metric of appeal. They also judge whether the music is popular within their social circle. Choice of music is one of the mediums people use for communicating.

To listen to something nobody except you likes is a little like programming in a language nobody you know uses. We make up all sorts of stories about how network effects affect the quality of a language, the availability of tools, and so on, and all that is true.

But it’s also true that we self-identify in a tribal way with our choices, and that those choices have social import. Even if you brag defiantly that you’re a pragmatist who doesn’t care who does or doesn’t use a tool: That’s a lot like being a hipster growing a beard and putting on plaid.

So back to music. The vast majority of people wish to belong to the tribe of “The vast majority of people.” They work very hard to study what is and isn’t “mainstream.” There is thus a very natural force by the market to want to have some kind of pop music dominated by just a few superstars at a time.

This, I believe, drives a winner-take-all market for pop music, which in turn is a huge incentive for the existence of massive pop marketing machines. Even if you take all the friction out of distribution and discovery, the mainstream want there to be a massive marketing push for pop artists, it helps them judge who is going to be popular.

It’s not that much different than picking a JavaScript library because some large and well-heeled organization is devoting themselves to support it. You may personally say it has something to do with bug fixes, but for most people that fact helps them judge whether other people will adopt the library, which helps them judge whether they want to belong to that particular tribe.

And most people want to belong to the biggest tribe, and will follow the signals with the biggest boost.

Thus, labels or some other kind of very big, very efficient machine for manipulating pop culture.
Link to code/binary for your visual programming language? It looks cool.
Parse.com is similar to Heroku in that its simple to get started and has a free tier but gets real expensive once you go over that. I'm rebuilding my Parse back-end and going with Google app engine managed vms for a number of reasons.
I think one issue that pops up in many languages is the distinction between functions that have side effects and those that don't. In C++ you see standard library higher-order-functions that accept lambdas or other functions, but the documentation says "the function passed should not produce side-effects." You also see this in Clojure functions, and functions you might write might also expect only side-effect-free functions. The problem is that the functions you pass may not be functions you wrote, they might come from another library and then to be most confident, you must go and look up the source or docs to feel sure. I don't think a naming convention is enough, since many may not use the convention. For languages where this is important, I wish there was a compiler or runtime check for these things so the user didn't have to take responsibility. Almost as if functions were split into two "function types", those with and those without side effects. Maybe starting at the lowest level of the core language library, some functions would be noted as causing side-effects, and then any function built that called those functions would automatically be categorized as such, and on up to the top, so that side-effects-beget-side-effects and function parameters that require non-side-effect-functions wouldn't allow those to pass.

Anyway, it is a problem that is not solved by a naming convention.
Hm, I actually find the code samples easier to grok, probably because I have to spend more time looking for the important bits in the flowchart display than the text display.

It is likely that it is because I spend more time parsing text, so I am more experienced at that than at parsing relevant information from flowcharts.
"We could steal time,
just for one day" :-(
Only Sun can take such nice parts and fuck up the programming interface
Apple also has no idea how to run an app store. Does anyone?
A Pirate’s Life for Me, Part 2: The Scene
Might the attacker have the mindset that "Azure's business depends on it's reputation as a reliable and safe host, so they are more likely to give in to my demands."

The unicorns, while they still have much to lose by having their service denied, don't necessarily live and breathe on the image of stability and uptime.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_enhancement
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fault_tolerance

No need to do browser detection. Just make your site work without JS as well :)
NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID
The main concern is that the Internet.org organization becomes the gatekeeper of the Internet for a part of the population.

Talking about redesigning the app and "allowing" apps to be submitted doesn't fix that. It's just an excuse to pretend that something has been done to address the problem.
How to start your business on the App Store and become an indie iOS developer
Read "The Big Short" to see exactly how true this is.
all of these comments are totally wrong. why do the richest Americans work the most, why did Gates work insane hours like 100 a week?

obviously it's not because they can't afford to stop working. it's because America has a culture that work is - awesome.

what other country could give developers unlimited vacation days? (for example.)
Could it not be moved to Mapbox or OSM directly?
AN ONLINE ‘EPIC’ JOURNEY
In a recent development of fashion and tech coming together, The Epic group chairman, Mr. Ranjan Mahtani has ventured into the start-up space. He angel funded an undisclosed amount to a Mumbai-based fashion start-up called Fashionablyin.com founded by Tarun Thadani.

Fashionablyin is an online geolocated fashion directory and marketplace. It focuses at bridging the offline-online gap by creating a simple platform for fashion trade. The company aims at organizing fragmented suppliers, digitizing their catalogs and getting them live on the Fashoinablyin website. Users can rate and review listed companies through an intuitive #CPQrating system based on credibility, price and quality.

“It is hard to find good and reliable suppliers who are located in different regions specialized in specific services or products. We wanted to make the search simple and accessible to everyone. We are building a resource base for the Fashion Industry” states Thadani.

With its beta version live already, the company claims over 2000 businesses from all over the world have already registered. The new version of the site will be running on the 15th of this month with a variety of new features like friend following and social networking. The company has already started making revenues by selling packaged marketing services to its clients.

The collaboration will be mentored by Mr. Ranjan Mahtani who has taken a personal interest in this project. Mr. Mahtani has successfully transformed The Epic Group from a buying agent to becoming a large multinational company that employees over 30,000 people worldwide with revenues exceeding $500 million.

For further queries
Glory Kanikella,
Personal Secretary to Mr. Ranju Mahtani
Email: Glory@EpicHK.com
Tel: +852 35120885
It's an amazing time to be a hobby musician. You can record and produce your own music very cheaply and publish it to the world at the touch of a button. The problem is what happens next, which in most cases is nothing, unless you've got somebody spending money marketing your music or you're willing to work very very very hard to promote it yourself.

The difference between now and the 60s through early 90s was that labels were willing to put their weight behind more oddball artists like Bowie. He wouldn't have a snowball's chance in hell of achieving the same fame if he were starting now. We're in a weird time where mainstream music is the most timid and cynically commercial it's ever been but the fringes are exceptionally vital.
I am aware of the redundancy, this was about the new warnings. If you can't do if(i = getValue()) without warning, I was wondering if assignments as a part of a larger expression would pass.
The headline is misleading. It is indeed KMS support (Kernel Mode Setting), which enables the kernel (and not the graphic driver) to control the display modes. This is better:

1. For boot (no flicker when the graphic driver takes over);

2. For errors (for instance to display kernel errors) and to stay in graphic mode even when X hangs;

3. It enables to run X as an underprivileged user: So it's cleaner and can add security.
You're right but I wouldn't like that even as an employee (which I am). Imagine your that your team triples in size and everyone is in some kind of part-time arrangement that makes it difficult to synchronize any kind of real-time communication. Horror.
Magic Mirror
> > I'm biased against Hip Hop nowadays Congratulations: you know your
> biases. Overcome them. Because if you can't draw a straight line
> between David Bowie and 808s and Heartbreak, that is on you. But he's
> "arrogant" (my, but the coded language, isn't that interesting!), so
> that doesn't matter I guess. Bowie was just a shrinking violet, right?

I don't get what you mean about drawing a straight line ? you mean judging fair ? I admit it's difficult to understand why I would say "Let's dance" is good iconic music while West is tasteless Pfip Pop. And Let's dance isn't Bowie most beautiful music. I just discovered Space Oddity .. well.

I just heard '808s' and I quit before half. I never heard anything from West that was worth being arrogant that what I meant. Most of what I heard from him was just mundane flat post 2000s hip hop that I can't bear anymore. It's far from my definition of music, flat, processed, easy. It's barely even music to my ears.
People should dig in Jazzy Jeff, Dilla, D'angelo then reflect on todays mainstream.
While I appreciate you mocking me, I can't help but disagree with the implication that my post was completely off-topic.

AndrewKemendo has conducted research into AGI on behalf of the military. My hypothetical was intended as a near-term scenario in which the technology proved far more dangerous than originally thought. Asking him how he thinks USG would react to such a scenario doesn't strike me as unreasonable given his background.
But surely if you could send a SIGUSR1 and get the progress it would be useful. I won't always have the foresight to put the progress argument. Maybe I expected the task to be quick but it's not.
Craft Coffee is hiring a product associate
Just on SIGUSR1 would be good enough to get an idea where dd is at. And it would be on stderr, not stdout.
I see prior probabilities talked about often in relation to scientific studies lately. But is it really appropriate to assign a prior probability to something that is already true or false?

The theory's truth or falsehood is a fact in the world that exists independently of any of our models. Does it really have a 'prior probability' of being true or false? And if so is there really any sense in which we could realistically assign it one? Should we look at the history of the field or the researcher?
Productivity growth is measured in terms of the lowest quality mass produced consumer goods that are still around across the decades, because it's measured along with estimating inflation, which is measured that way. So inflation has been higher than the conventional government provided numbers, and productivity growth lower. You can buy more cheap boxed stuff for an hour's wages, and you can get much more advanced technology and other advances in the quality of products and services. But people can't live on enhanced quality, phones with more features, or increased quantities of the lowest quality of food, when they're trying to live an American lifestyle that takes a car, housing, medical care, education, and so on.

Also consider that the median wage in the U.S. includes the effect of a lot of immigration. Average immigrants make more than they would in their countries of origin, but less than average Americans, while average American born workers have done better than the median statistic. College educated American born workers have done better yet, but a lot of that increase has been paid in the form of mortgages and rent to retirees and the rich, because of urban housing market inflation, as ScottBurson pointed out.
For every one of those decades I could name several rock bands who were commercially successful and whose music also represented a major, youth-oriented cultural movement which challenged the status quo. I am hard pressed to name a single band like that which started recording in the 21st century. Interpret it as you will but I think he has a point that the stuff that gets into the top 40, certainly within the rock genre, is not as politically or culturally relevant as it used to be. If that kind of music is still out there, people aren't buying it anymore.
USDJPY+Faces+Recovery+Risk+On+Loss+Of+Bearish+Momentum
Strapless Sweetheart Full Length Dress
The 19th Century plug that's still being used
Did you have something specific in mind? Otherwise as I read your comment I should mention the 'recognizability' of the information is irrelevant to the paper. The paradox is about the differing predictions from general relativity and quantum mechanics, one of which implies that the information is lost and the other of which implies that the information is not (the form it takes is not important).
Were 2015’s SaaS Predictions Spot On?
At least now there's a starman waiting in the sky. And he did blow our minds when we got to meet him.

RIP
Do we all have to share this culture of mourning and condoleances? I have listened to some music made by David Bowie, but I kind of feel not that much about his death. Am I heartless? Or just honest? I mean, listening to some guy's music do not make it a close relative, is it? (If so, then well we all have too many "close relatives" for this mean anything anymore). Or should I just shut up and let the people weep until we go to some other topic?

Also, I fail to see what this is doing on HN, sorry.
"You’re 25 times more likely to become the next president of the United States, assuming the entire U.S. population had an equal shot at the presidency, than you are to win Powerball, says Miecznikowski."
I'm also writing a paper on decentralized social networks. And the biggest hurdle I think is to make currently available technology stacks easier to use for non technical users.
"The future is not only going to be about hard-edged people with metal faces. There will be broken hearts in the future."

That's a Bowie quote I think of with unusual regularity. It appeared 16 years ago in Spin Magazine. He was asked why his then newest album wasn't as contemporary sounding as his previous album, Earthling.

It's advice that may be applicable to the projects worked on by many here as well.
HN on Android looks exactly the same in FF, Chrome and the stock browser. I checked right now. Even the zoom behaviour is the same. The only browser that makes the site behave better is Opera with text reflow on zoom enabled. I can't understate how useful that feature is in general and I can't understand why every browser doesn't offer it. It's the reason why I'm using Opera on Android despite using Firefox on the desktop. Another reason I'm not using FF on Android is that it's noticeably slower at rendering the page at the end of a scroll action. It seems that blink is better at that.

I'm adblocking with AdAway on the device I rooted and with Adblock Plus (a local proxy) on the one I didn't root.

You get them on F-Droid.

https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=org.adaway
https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=org.adblockplus....
Japan has extreme ghettoization of immigrants; most landlords will simply refuse to rent to foreigners.
That's unfortunately what most people want to hear.
"Rather than use an actual mirror and project the data upon it, the Magic Mirror uses a widescreen monitor that has been put in a portrait orientation with an acrylic two-way mirror on top. With the right lighting and display tweaks, it can be reflective enough to use as a mirror while also displaying the weather data."

The magic behind what is really a simple system.
I'm honestly not sure how that's a personal attack (and I'm very much open to understanding your interpretation) but I definitely should have addressed it directly to you and for that I apologize.

That said, I do stand by the observation. Nitpicking small details that are unimportant to the overall point serves no one well and results in a waste of everyone's time.
I've been traveling all over the world, and all I hear is techno
I don't really care beyond it being a point of fact but I thought Bowie was famously bisexual and that he had marketed himself at various points as homosexual.

In 1968 Bowie was 2 years off getting married and 3 years from having a son by his wife.
This issue affects every industry in america.
Recently read a good article that talks about this exact same issue http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-shehori/post_10628_b_88...

Im honestly not sure who to blame more, the system or apathetic parents.
Could not find Uber in the list of companies!
That's not just Germany, it's typical. It reminds me of http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/1847 :)
World's First Anonymous Communications Network Called “PrivaTegrity” Launched