skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On the contrary: if you don't have a licence on things, the default assumption should be that the copyright holder has given no permission, just as when the author of the article here didn't respond to a question sent in the middle of the night, that was not a grant of permission to do whatever the person asking wanted.

The complication with web sites is that there is inevitably some level of implied consent: if you put a site up and someone visits it normally, they are technically making various copies of your work along the way, without necessarily having any explicit permission from the rightsholder to do so. This is where lawyers argue technicalities about everything from hot-linking to uploading or downloading the latest Hollywood movie.
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They really aren't compatible concepts. It's sort of like the difference between werkzeug and Flask, those projects wouldn't and shouldn't ever be merged. Falcon is like a much faster werkzeug with a great maintainer, we've discussed the projects together and both agree that they both should remain separate and both are mutually beneficial.
> marketing is willing to put money into something like this over Ads

Not exactly. I'm sure this cost a few orders of magnitudes less than e.g. plastering London with posters written in white on black monospace.
I don't have too much trouble with Cmd/Ctrl T (although something like Ctrl+Shift+6 is really awkward) but I agree an extra key under the spacebar for the thumbs would be a great addition to the Freestyle 2.
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I haven't thought much about this but I wonder if a possible way around the problem is for multiple victims to pull resources and combine their cases against a single offender.

Someone would have to invest the time to create some structure to help the victims find each other but it should cost little to no money.

A lawyer might even find it lucrative to do this? It's like the advertisements I see asking if I've ever taken some drug or something if so I can join a class action law suit.
Android Continues to Gain Market-Share
Constitutional discussion of Apple's refusal
Precedence is a serious issue in the U.S. While the end result of this case might not be an immediate, radical policy shift, it would certainly lay the groundwork for that in the future.

You give the devil an inch...

As others have said, this is an attempt to demonize encryption in the eyes of the public.

I truly do not know what to think of the matter, since Apple seems to enjoy a suspicious amount of support from the judicial branch. Tim's letter does seem to fly in the face of our government's desired narrative. Hopefully he gets his vehicle inspected frequently and keeps his closet free of skeletons.
Thanks for the vague announcement that you had some internal drama? Even as a user of freenode I have no idea what anything in this post is referring to. Maybe something happened that I might need to know about? Apparently there's going to be some sort of changes in the future, but to what?
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You can always press Cmd and T with different hands... (assuming there is Cmd in both side of your board).
https://github.com/timothycrosley/hug/blob/develop/examples/...
I need this. I just about have a breakdown at work every single day because I work in an extremely loud open office setup with no escape to a place of solitude. Everyone on the floor sees me as a wretched asshole, because it's true. Where should I start with meditation?
Thank you so much for this! Now I just have to convince myself to only buy one... or two.... or three...
unless ur chinese
Yes, the mountains are high and the emperor is far away. ;)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tian_gao,_Huangdi_yuan
great app, i've been using it for a while (i also use terminator on linux). together with homebrew and fish it makes the osx command line experience fantastic!
If Apple can build the software and tooling in question (and as far as I've seen nobody disputes that they can, the question is simply whether they will), then they are already unable to truthfully say "we can't do that."
On the other side the risk to Apple is the congress deciding the answer to the question posed by the FBI. There are members in congress who believe service providers should comply with court orders regarding access to encrypted information, and further the public by and large, subscribe to that view. Now, Apple's business proposition, and the position of many technologists, though not all, is that Apple shouldn't be compelled to comply because it will weaken privacy for all, not just that of the subject of a criminal investigation. However, long term, there is reason to believe that if not the USG, other large markets will ask Apple to comply, in order to have access to the markets. As noted before India[1] as well as some ME countries forced BBM to comply as a condition of doing business.

[1]http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-07/11/blackberry-in...
In scenario 1, when you realize that paying so much money for a TV is nonsense, you can spend that money on something else, and/or stop going to work, or reduce work hours.

In scenario 2, you're stuck going to work for the entire 12 months to pay off a TV that will be obsolete by the time you finish paying for it.

Scenario 2 robs you of your choices, because you're making a promise of future labor. Scenario 1 leaves all your choices on the table.
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avi @ kentik is my email but I'll ping you.

So HW profiles can include IOPS and throughput testing, disk space, etc?

The 24x7x100% is more of a concern re: not restarting all VMs at once, or at least being able to specify subsets and rollout orders.

Will take to email to discuss further.

thanks
NetGain: Initiative for more Wikipedia's in the internet's top 10s
I am by no means an expert on the subject, but I think it has to do with how a machine selects a number. Without an outside mechanism, a computer can only choose by algorithm, which is not truly random. See "True" vs. pseudo-random numbers in the following Wikipedia article. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_number_generation
90% subsidy seems a little steep. It would likely attract the attention of re-sellers. But I don't think any one knows for sure at the moment
> B) Don't live check to check. Keep track of your own finances.

I'm not saying this to be aggressive, but you're missing something in the calculation. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/03/082703.asp
Many have said To Kill A Mockingbird made Harper Lee a "one hit wonder"...but, wow...the hit was a home run...

Brilliant characterization--Scout, Jem, Dill, Atticus, Calpurnia, Boo Radley, the Ewells, Tom Robinson...

The setting...the Deep South, small town flavor, racial tensions...

This novel has it all...the Great American Novel, personified...

Sad news...great writer...
So was Lars Dalgaard from A16Z pushing Zenefits to grow faster, or more methodically? This article makes it seem like he was trying to have it both ways, or maybe it was just Lars trying an after-the-truth comes out CYA?
ctrl-A to select all
copy - paste to Word
read
realize you've been click-baited
hope for a "hide contents from wire.com" function in HN.
I think you are neglecting the fact that, even if some people don't carry a balance, most credit card users do, and the rewards scheme acts as an incentive (perhaps not a rational one, but people demonstrably don't behave rationally) to additional use of the card, all other things being equal. So, credit card issuers probably make up the additional costs of rewards cards in interest and fees from those cardholders, on average, even though perfectly disciplined use provides a net win to the cardholder.
I won't read it because it seems likely she didn't give permission for its publication.
It would be nice if this plugin could be configured to do the same for a list of websites, and not just the Daily Mail.
Oh, that's interesting. What if included in the site, article, and as a comment surrounding the "poop. stolen." alert, were the licensing terms for those not granted explicit permission? Say, a $0.01 a view, or some such? Your compensation for their stealing your article might be quite handsome, likely enough at least to get a lawyer involved based on a shared percentage of recouped licensing fees. I imagine it would be fairly easy to prove, given all the locations the licensing information was available, including right next to the manual editing the employee had to do to get it to work on their site.
I'm a Kanye nerd. Just posted this on /r/kanye on Reddit.
Not sure why you're getting downvoted so heavily. X-Frame-Options would help. At the very least, it would have forced DM to steal his previous visualization instead of having him foot the hosting costs.

It's basically his "poop" solution except properly done, and scales to all of his content instead of having to be a one-off.
Not really. Completely flat percentage taxes (e.g., pay 10% of every dollar you earn) reduce everybody's utility by the same amount if you have a utility = log(dollars) model. Actual "flat taxes" (e.g., pay 10% of every dollar you earn after the first $10k) have a larger impact on the utility of high income earners (at high incomes you approach a change of log(0.9), while at low incomes the impact of the tax on utility reaches zero).

This is however an argument for poll taxes (e.g., "every adult must pay $1000") being unfair, as well as sales taxes on inferior goods (warning: technical term) if the regressive effects aren't compensated by a quasi-fixed-dollar tax rebate.
That is pretty much what a class action suit is, but there has to be some realistic expectation of money at the end (or a deep principle the lawyers care about) for anyone to take it on.

Finding each other is cheap, structuring such a case isn't.
Wow, I've looked for something like that before, but never found anything. Thanks for pointing this out.
I'm worried that the FBI could respond to the latter with "Well, that just means that you're not allowed to build something like that."

That, personally, is far more terrifying than Apple giving the FBI one phone. Because it's a very short road from "You're not allowed to build completely unbreakable security" to "You're not allowed to build anything that could hinder FBI investigation efforts and must build a backdoor."

The Supreme Court is going to have to hear this stuff, and I'm doubtful that the rulings are going to be friendly.
I also recommend Headspace! Certainly do the free content, and I think it's worth paying for a while longer. You don't pay to learn facts or techniques...get those from books...you pay to be given structure in real-time---the whisper in your ear to get back on track, now try this, now try that. For the effect of "now I'm going to meditate" when you hear that guy's voice. When you're just starting out, this sort of help is probably the most important thing.
It sounds like you suffer if you don't achieve things. Nothing in Buddhism says that you shouldn't achieve anything if that is your nature. The purpose of Buddhism isn't to become a monk - it's to become happy.

It is notable that Steve Jobs was a Buddhist and seriously considered becoming a monk. His Buddhist teacher recommended that he continue with his computers.
She wrote one Great Novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" lets focus on the greatness of that work right now.
kstrauser: Hug supports marshmallow! Right now, you can use Marshmallow types out of the box for any API call just set the Marshmallow type as the type after the annotation and it will work and validate as expected :)
Reasons I Don’t Think Farook’s Phone Contains Valuable Evidence
The free market in action, I suppose.
ctrl-A to select all ; copy - paste to Word ; read ; realize you've been click-baited ; hope for a "hide contents from wire.com" function in HN.

(sorry, linefeeds disappeared)
> D) Horseshit. I had my card stolen by the Target breach, there were charges on it all over Europe, and within a week I had every penny back.

Let's say that week happens to be the one when your rent/mortgage is due, your car payment is due, your student loan payment is due, etc. It doesn't matter that the money goes back into your checking account eventually, if it's not there when it needs to be, you get hit with overdrafts, bounces, late fees, marks against your credit history. Those aren't things you can just "opt out" of.

Using a credit card is a useful layer of indirection and buffer.
Show HN: Reveal who your anonymous website visitors are
The copies made during visiting a website are treated as "incidental" copies under the law. What matters is that the author has decided to publish their work and that you are viewing their publication. Of course if you start duplicating their publication for your own ends, then it stops being incidental.
The only feature Inbox has that I need in Gmail is "snooze". If they bring that over I will stop needing to use inbox.
It sounds like you are describing elements of both piracy/theft (in which the offender fails to obtain or adhere to a license) and a compulsory license (in which there is a predetermined usage fee but no consent is required).

With a compulsory license, the fee is pre-determined by law or arbitration. However, in the US they are basically only applicable to music and similar works involving royalties.

In cases of piracy, damages are sought through civil suit and ultimately determined by the court, not the plaintiff. Essentially your warning amounts to "I'll sue you for X amount if you steal this". There's no guarantee that the court would find in your favor or award the full damages sought.

I say "warning" because I doubt many courts would consider this a valid EULA to begin with. Contracts of adhesion are generally enforceable only if the terms conform to the reasonable expectations of the signatory (who has no control over the terms).

But even if it were valid, and you were allowed to set your own violation fee, you would still have to go through the court to enforce it.
Maybe they have unlocked 70 historically, but this all changed with the introduction of the Secure Enclave and TouchID. I believe they're saying they can't do it now, so the 70 number is essentially irrelevant in the context of the current debate.
Also, VXLAN offload is in almost all modern NICs.
24K is the sweet spot for a family of 2.
> Our conclusion is good for Ubuntu users, good for Linux, and good for all of free and open source software

I would say that your conclusion is bad for linux and bad for all of free software. Because if linking your non-gpl-licensed binary blob with the GPLed kernel is legal then linking any other non-gpl-licensed binary blobs with any other GPL binary is also legal and thus the GPL is completely worthless.

Is it worth setting such a precedent over the ability to run ZFS on Linux?
i emailed who I believe to be the lead dev.

edit: email bounced to support. Since the email was a super autistic and sarcastic look at the ecosystem as I made a case for continued development, the support guy whose desk it bounced to from the lead dev, was forgiveably baffled.
Don't hire. Borrow underutilized workers from other companies (even competitors)
PCjs: Virtual IBM PC
Say you are driving 10 mph over the speed limit on a 60 mph highway for an hour, the maximum time savings is less than 10 minutes out of an hour. If the trip is shorter or you have stop, turns, traffic, the savings are even less. So in most cases except long distance drives, the savings are minimal. It is just that we are all impatient.
> Who will/can/should file a lawsuit against them and on what probable cause?

A copyright holder for the linux kernel, on the grounds that they are distributing an unlicensed derivative work thereof (there would be no need to show damages, there are statutory damages; it's definitely unlicensed, the part that's not clear is whether it's a derivative work). It's not really in the EFF's wheelhouse; mjg59 (who holds at least some kernel copyrights) claimed to be talking to the software freedom law center about his options. I'm unsure why he'd regard zfs.ko as more problematic than nvidia.ko (I mean fundamentally end users have the access they need to fix bugs in the ZFS source, the CDDL is basically the same as the GPL, whereas end users cannot fix bugs in the NVidia video drivers, not in some theoretical legal sense but in actual practice), and if the legal theory is correct then it surely applies equally well to both, but he's the one with standing to sue so it's his call. IANAL.
Some form of Linux, then compile as needed I imagine.

https://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/linuxonibm/li...

The page above lists RHEL, SLES (the commercial variant of OpenSUSE), Ubuntu in the context of servers.
same, but with firefox 44.0.2 on archlinux. probably having linux specific problems :/
And people wonder why their stock market is tanking...
Bilo kakva sugestija je dobrodosla u vezi foruma :)
You should be more aggressive, because I don't understand the point that you're trying to make.
You're right that the fussiness is there with supply crawlers and some of the terraforming options, but they can be ignored.

Civ 2 is pretty much perfect. Each terraform has 1 or 2 upgrades (road/railroad, irrigation/farmland, etc) and each city improvement serves an exact purpose with no "filler" improvements.
How Penetration Testing Clears the Confusion Surrounding Security
For those who truly want to ensure they data is "safe" I am sure that would be a small price to pay.
I'm with you. History is filled with ideas, words that were originally laughed at/down-voted.

I have never felt the need to down-vote. I hope I never turn into that guy.

I inderstand moderation. I understand the up-vote. Why make a post unreadable? If needed--put a minus sign on the post, but don't make it difficult for people to read. These posts go onto Google forever. It's just un-American. That's been my only gripe with this site.
If you equate 'career harm' to less money earned, it may be worth asking how much you would pay to be happier.
I don't live check to check, and I don't keep all of my cash in a single checking account.

edit: I guess keeping cash surplus to my immediate needs in a savings account is opting out?
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> It seems to me that the U.S. needs to have a broader discussion about what levels of government surveillance and intrusiveness into private lives we are comfortable with.

Actually I don't really want to have that discussion, both because a lot people who would be involved in the discussion probably don't respect privacy, and because the outcome of the discussion anyway is moot: privacy is paramount, regardless of what "most people" think.

Since the enemies of privacy have the entire resources of the state at their disposal - and I'm including the media in that - and since the average person has not proved up to the task of defending his own privacy, it seems that the only way we're going to have it is by making it a technological inevitability.

While we're at it, I'll assert the same of liberty in general. Contemporary nation-states have transitioned from simmering hostility to liberty and civil rights, to open and sneering contempt.
For the 5c and possibly the 6. What if they design the 7 to not be able to create the tooling? Would Apple be in violation of precedences set earlier?
Is it somehow Ubuntu's fault if these behaviors are found to be legal and not protected by the GPL?
Personally, I'd rather they just went with plain html and no attempt at presentation of any kind. Cheaper and the viewer gets to decide on font size/styles &c.

But, no, with hardware this specialised, those who have a need for it won't mind what the page looks like.
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Why should you customize your LOB Applications?
We all use them. Line of Business (LOB) applications—those sort of all-inclusive programs that generally refer to a set of digital applications used to run an organization. But with so many applications continually added to these programs, management teams might find many of them don’t prove strategically relevant to the needs of their business. Each organization is unique, after all.....http://www.livetiles.nyc/blog/keep-it-simple-with-custom-lob-applications/
Updated USA Today Privacy Policy
Jeb Bush or his organisation never owned it and did not forget to renew it.
The Onion was on point with Watchman:

http://www.theonion.com/article/harper-lee-announces-third-n...
You should ask SpaceX if you can print their retro space tourism posters from last year as well. You know... where these NASA artists probably got the idea from :)

http://gizmodo.com/spacex-just-dropped-these-amazing-retro-m...
Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Examples
I'm a lawyer in the UK. Here, you can start your own claim online in a few minutes.
Took the words out of my mouth. You've gotta teach yourself to do this on a split keyboard.
When I was practicing law, my first job out of law school was working for a local defense lawyer who was somewhat of a celebrity. He always told me the trick to dealing with the press is not to answer the question you were asked, but rather the question you wish you were asked. He was right.
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Like the star quarterback of a football team, a company’s resource management system plays a pivotal role in mission success as the technical force behind every practical play. Resource management is the development of project support through identifying what’s needed, project to project. Types of aid might focus on anything from financial strategies to staff acquisition, as well as the effective allocation of these resources.....http://www.livetiles.nyc/blog/4-tips-for-optimal-field-strategy-power-bi/
Keyboard layout looks good, but it doesn't look like the two halves can get far enough apart for me. Also $420USD !!!
I've done various meditation practices in the past, but found this one to be the most effective: http://www.ishafoundation.org/us/ishakriya/learn-online/

It's a little different from other practices, in that it is more "active" (you'll see what I mean) than just sitting there and watching your breath. It takes just 15 minutes once you learn it, and the sense of peace and focus I have after doing it for several months is incredible.
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What trackball is that? Does it have scrolling capability?
I don't have facebook but my friends are on facebook.
Different scenario, though: Pilots in airplanes generally aren't headbutting into enemy bullets.
I'd say that I have to agree with your core point. The article was about FOSS. You could replace Ubuntu with any other company that holds the same draconian ideals that they hold and the argument would still hold.
Polyglot here--I have a phd in mathematics and my entire career since then has involved programming computers in exchange for money (generally using c++ and python)--and I think that idea is absurd.
I like looking at stuff like this, but it's a completely unrealistic view of humanity's future.

If we're really lucky, the cities of the future will look something like those in Blade Runner (minus the part about people living offworld) or Dredd, or even the Mad Max movies. But more likely, things are going to look more like 28 Days Later or The Walking Dead, or the scene of the future in The Terminator.
Could this be a marketing stunt for "Make In India"?
Yep, I thought the same thing.
The State of LTE, February 2016
Harper Lee was a "one hit wonder", but the "one hit" was more than enough in terms of contribution to American literature. Very sad news indeed.
I mean if I want to ship something, Fed Ex will ask for payment up front

They might ask for payment up front, but they'll quite happily take a credit card instead. Yes, credit cards are a form of transactional debt if you pay them off each month; they allow you to enjoy your purchases for ~ 1 month before paying for them.