skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The car actually randomly asks you permission to do this. You will start the car up and there will be a dialog asking you to continue to allow the computer to communicate with Nissan. If I recall, you also need to enter in some credentials into the car's computer for it to communicate with Nissan.
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I do not think that dog's penises evolved so that other's can lick it, no.
Usually on the site should appear all the meetup events from meetup.com - but could be that you have more meetups in your area than even meetup provides ;)

It's also possible to register on our site and add own events - pretty fast and easy BTW.
Adding wifi is something that I totally agree with. Music could be their first entry into content, which I am sure would be followed by video and other forms. This also opens up to the question of what do people consumer or use to pass time when in transit and not the driver?
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> That isn't what the post says.

No, literally, you've cherry picked the part, the post is much more nuanced:

"Because some animals fuck anything that moves and doesn't, including dead animals[1] and other species[2]. Not sure if applying human categories such as "homosexual" to non-human animals is helpful, though."

> If we can find any imaginable sexual behaviour (for example, homosexuality) in the animal kingdom, how is any imaginable sexual behaviour (for example, homosexuality) a "human construct"?

The behavior is of course not a human construct. Using animal behavior to prove any human practice is, because any practice can be supported that way. Just like the post you didn't quote fully also tries to suggest and exactly what I attempted to summarize, even if it can be better worded, for what I'm ready to apologize.
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I see a lot of billions, with a b, and then I look at what small teams do on bootstrapping or little seed rounds. The mind boggles.
Mumble/Murmur is awesome, but I was always having issues with it. It seems to take a lot of fiddling on the client and server sides before you can get a good connection that works. It needs a lot of polish before it will be usable for mainstream.
When I read the Constitution and other things from that time period, it seems to me that the founders' primary concern was making sure that rich white men maintained power over government rather than a king.
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Hehe :) fixed!
How incredibly naive is it to believe that both Sanders and Trump aren't just as part of the "establishment" as the others. They are bones thrown at the increasingly discontent left and right fringes.

On the off-chance either of them would be elected, nothing would change as far as the "establishment" is concerned.

Remember how Obama was the candidate of "hope and change"?
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The Children's Online Protection Act (COPA) was struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Are you thinking of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)?
If they comply here that's a step towards the DOJ being able to ask them to always be able to comply in the future. It's a slippery slope

Plus, compliance now may reveal some of their trade secrets which may hurt other elements of their future products' security. I trust Cook on this
I would say in that case, the administrator who didn't properly configure their theme and plugins is "schizophrenic."
> But such things are of course very bad for organizations.

I'd say the ideals of a worker cooperative is that the workers _are_ the organization. The organization is a means to an end for all workers benefit. Not the other way around as is usually the case in a totalitarian capitalistic one.

And yes you're right, Capitalism gives you as much control giving as any totalitarian system, quitting/exile.

As the goal of worker cooperatives is usually not to become multi-nationals I'm not sure how low your bar is for when ones vote become absolutely futile.
I'm saying the government framed it in a weird way. The court case compels Apple to act. That's clearly wrong.

However, Apple is a neutral third party that holds information needed in an investigation. And there are ways to use this information securely. And the phone is clearly connected to a crime.

So it should be easy for the government to formulate a request that Apple cannot refuse under the law.

Why the FBI asked for something else, I don't know.

What Apple should do now is as soon as possible to roll out a firmware upgrade that locks them out of all phones that are currently in use. Then next time, it will be impossible for Apple to help.
I found that very annoying as well. The way I found to turn the behavior off in Skype For Business 2016 is to individually right-click on each contact's name and then un-check "Tag for Status Change Alerts".
LinkedIn's job search interface is pretty bad for tech employees. There's so many better options out there. But there's nothing better for getting quality recruiters to notice you than LinkedIn.
http://store.tripleaughtdesign.com/Apparel/Jackets

Check TAD out, they do XS and have all sorts of jacket options for you. The quality is also super solid.
For other people like me, who didn't know what this was referring to, I think this is the post brudgers is talking about http://www.hanselman.com/blog/DarkMatterDevelopersTheUnseen9...
thanks for explaining
Interesting point from another Facebook Newsroom post. The News Feed is going to treat all Reactions as a show of interest. It'll try to show you more of the things that you react to. So if you click sad on everything, your News Feed will be sadder than a Nicholas Sparks story.

Link for those interested: http://newsroom.fb.com/news/2016/02/news-feed-fyi-what-the-r...

Let me know if I've got it wrong because I'm making this point to everyone I see.
According to the Wikipedia article, which may or may not be accurately stating things:

> Whilst original estimates from the DWP planned for the administration costs for the rollout of Universal Credit were £2.2billion, by August 2014 this estimate was revised to £12.8billion over its "lifetime". The cost has since increased to £15.8 billion.[29] At that date only 7,000 claimants were receiving UC, although there are now over 175,000.

The cost of the rollout is £15.8B. Its customer base is currently 175K. There's no indication that costs won't increase when the customer base increases by an order of magnitude. Besides simplifying Facebook's business model and operations (akin to calling Google just a big web scraper), you seem to be underestimating what's up ahead for UC, or you seem to think that software is just built and then maintains its value and functionality with no future costs whatsoever.
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Can you elaborate? From what I can tell, AMP makes use of on-demand resource loading, which HTTP/2 prefers over bundled resources thanks to multiplexing.
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Err, if anything the OSX versions of MS software is more stable than the Windows versions. MS is big on eating its own dogfood so anything new is built on the newest technologies, so we get a lot of .NET stuff using the newest version of the framework that the devs don't have a lot of experience with just yet and other Microsoftisms that just end up causing issues (most recent libraries and APIs, integration with the registry, integration with AD/GPO, IE/Trident integration, random Windows Update patches get installed in the background, etc).

I just tried installing the Azure backup agent and after an hour of futzing with it, I just gave up. It installed like four different pre-requisites and forced Windows Update to run and install stuff without my permission. Still won't work and gives an ambigious error message that even google can't help. I never see this like this with MS on other platforms.

On other platforms the development is simpler and using more mature technology because there's no real benefit or pressure to dogfood.
I agree, it shouldn't have to be moving immediately. It makes the page much laggier than it has to be.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11166305
There's nothing complex or ambiguous about it. The United States' organic law is based in the acknowledgment of natural rights. Academics can debate if this has any legal enforcement or if the right of revolution is valid, but it doesn't matter to me.

My rights existed prior to the Bill of Rights and the government. If a local, state, federal or international government tries to diminish or deny my rights, I will fight to alter or abolish their policies and their institutions.

The FBI, NSA and DHS as a whole are enemies of human freedom and a threat to classical liberalism. There is no enumerated power that gives the federal government the authority to create a federal police force and what the NSA has done is unequivocally a crime.

Pass a Constitutional Amendment to make it legal. Abolish the FBI. And build a new organization from the ground up.

In the future, there won't be ISIS and there won't be the FBI. That is, if the future is of a better world.
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Will any actual VC firms invest in an LLC? I've never heard of that but then again I've never worked in that world full time.
Forth and HolyC have both.
I agree with most of this, but I don't think flat designs have anything to do with it, or are negative in any way.
I'd definitely be interested. :)
WTF does this have anything to do with China?

> Don’t we want Apple to be able to say that they can’t help China track the communications of dissidents or other repressive regimes?

People are more worried about the US' being the "repressive regime".

The poll released is telling of how power is kept in the US. You don't have to have 100% support, just over 50%. Here we see that the FBI is far more sophisticated than they let on, and supported by a more cohesive program considering support for them is just north of 50%.
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Sure, that can work. However that is only one niche, and for most professions out there that require computers, the iPad will not be sufficient, or at best wildly inefficient.
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Just because software isn't moving in a way that you personally want doesn't mean it's wrong or that it was objectively "better" before.

We don't have apps that work offline? Maybe look around more. FFS half of the web apps i use work fine offline.

And claiming that there has been no innovation in the OS space for years is silly. There is plenty of innovation, it's just that people don't like change and will instantly reject something that isn't the same as what they are already using. FFS just look at stuff like the ip command or systemd in linux. People lament that it's the end of days because a command is different exactly because they want to innovate past the constraints of the old systems.

And if we are playing the "What i want is what is best" game...

I much prefer Windows 10 over linux now. It's gotten that nice and i'm tired of constantly fixing stuff on my workstation.

And I much prefer current hangouts to the old google talk plugin. "small", "light"? Did you ever use it. You needed to download and install 2 separate programs to get Google Talk video chat working. Sometimes you'd need to do some port forwarding bullshit just to get it to work.

Now i install chrome and sign in, and within a minute hangouts is installed and working.

Don't want to install chrome? Run it from a browser tab by going to https://hangouts.google.com/

Don't want to make a google account? You can video-chat with guests by sending them a unique link.

All of those things were impossible with the old google talk.
The whole conversation is being muddied by people who insist that every observation and line of thinking is a form of advocacy for one of two positions, and should be interpreted through this. Witness the responses to Gate's comments.

The situation is more nuanced than the loudest voices would want us to believe.
I wasn't talking about the number of scripts (even though it does have a lot) but about how unresponsive the site is at times because of said scripts.
Wow, didn't know about that expression for that practice, thanks:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Saddlebacking

The religions often depend on sacrifices.
Don't ever look up "traumatic insemination"...
So they surveyed a subset of innovators that had won national awards and are now claiming that this represents most innovators? Also, isn't "innovator" a pretty loose term?
One big difference is that neither is beholden to donors or "the party" machinery. They are more viable because other candidates are choosing to do retail politics in that they campaign by polls whereas these alternatives are irreverent of polls and have platform of addressing what they believe are ignored swaths of the public.
> Any way to backup an ios device online on a 3rd party, encrypted using a public key?

Not as seamless as the iCloud backup. Essentially you need to back up each service itself and restore it all manually when you need to.

Not that Android is any better in this regard; it works pretty much the same.

It's unfortunate as there has been a huge focus on device security, mostly for the payment capability but the actual data on the thing? Easily backed up and extracted via government request.
I'm sure it's a fraud / charge-back thing.. If you want to run 'riskier' businesses then you need your own merchant account. Although I agree i'm sure there are a few relatively straight-laced buisnesses that unwittingly end up in that bucket!
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This is a great opinion piece. Where's the sources for the data behind the rationale?
Would you mind explaining why? I've been considering deleting mine for quite some time now. My google+ profile gets substantially more views, and I rarely use that either.
I've never really found LinkedIn useful for recruiting, at least within fields I've ever cared about (startups, security, infrastructure, satcom).

It is sometimes useful for sales/partnerships. "Who do I know at BigCo, or who do I know who can introduce me to BigCo".
Scrambling or hashing the VIN wouldn't fix the problem. The VIN is public knowledge (literally printed on the car in plain sight), and the scrambling/hashing procedure would also have to be public knowledge since you're literally putting it into the hands of users.

What you need is some kind of actual secret token. For example, the car could generate a random value which you put into the app to link them. Or Nissan could track who owns what car, require a regular login/password to use the app (if they don't already), and only allow the account linked to the car to control that car.
Ask yourself, when was the last time you heard a politician or business leader mention the problems of European American "white" communities?

When was the last time you watched a story on Television about the European American poverty and economic dislocation in the US?

When was the last time the President or an elected official campaigning for European American Scholarships, loan assistance programs or European American organizations?

They use to call the middle class the silent majority. There was an unspoken agreement between the Politicians the Media and the Middle Class that everyone was working for the good of the people, all the people including European Americans.

But I think the last 15 years have shown conclusively in the eyes of the silent majority that agreement has been torn up and thrown in the bin. And the Media the Politicians and there Billionaire pay masters have turned quite dramatically against the good of the European Americans working and middle classes.

So they will not be silent anymore. They will make there demands and organise and vote according to who best serves there interests. There is no amount of Media spinning demonization and appeals to white guilt that is going to put European Americans back in there nice little box. The Billionaires killed that golden goose that was the silent majority now they will have to deal with the consequences.
Take a look at Terry's project if you don't know it yet:

http://www.templeos.org/
Most law enforcement officers don't know what an API is, so I don't know why you're saying they want them and putting it in quotes. Basically, you're just making stuff up.
Why do developers forget/ignore css rules for firefox? ;_;
viber also comes to mind, as a possible competitor
Before large software companies roll out new features to everyone, they usually do A/B testing to make sure everything is going to work alright and to compare usage statistics.
submitted yesterday and still ON THE FRONTPAGE: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11159840
Word.

I was blown away when I encountered Nujabes. His accident was such a shame.
Huh, I didn't consider the possibility of pre-allocating space for the entire state list. That's a cute trick, making it less memory efficient in the average case (though more efficient CPU-wise by avoiding malloc) but also addressing my exact concern. Nice.

edit: I guess I should have just looked that up sooner. Sorry for any hassle or aggravations.
Which was arguably a predictable occupational hazard of establishing a common currency.
I <3 <3 <3 stripe.

But, Silicon Valley bank is not my favorite. They have a history of passing plain text passwords.
And that'll only get worse if the FBI succeeds in compelling a US technology company to sign something they don't trust.
>Unlike long-term deployment of human soldiers, political will wouldn't really factor in to robotic deployments.

Aren't all military deployments an expression of political will, though?
He's right. Part of the purpose of the Bill of Rights is to give the Government less power than the Government would like. Law enforcement needs to be a bit frustrated on a regular basis.
Atlas is not alone:
http://www.theroboticschallenge.org/teams
This is highly incorrect. Unless animals are genetically modified, they cannot ever think of being gay! It is the act of science that makes it possible. Nature won't.
"Obeying the law when you agree with it is a slippery slope to obeying it when you disagree!"

Doesn't your argument imply nobody should ever obey the law?

And Apple has the option to do everything on their own facilities, so no trade secrets need to be revealed.
> the mismatch between emphasis on the US President and how much power they actually have is kind of ridiculous.

Just to touch on this one point, the situation has its own twisted logic. With this election the concept of the presidency may be entering a new phase where it acts primarily as a lighting rod for disaffection. This effectively helps to strengthen existing power structures in the houses (the parties, ways of working, lobbyists etc.) by focusing popular discontent on a single office.
I empathized when the robot faceplanted...
Can someone explain how this differs from something like HDFS? I'm kind of confused as to why there's no comparisons or mentions of HDFS here which makes me think I'm missing something important about what this provides that's special. Is it the easy to install part?
Kernel panic? Were you using ceph or cephfs? Ceph block storage shouldn't have any loaded kernel modules.
Awesome! Yes, we will :)
Ceph block storage or CephFS?
On the flip side, I get a ton of views of my profile. I indiscriminately accept recruiter requests, because it increases the spread of second and third-degree connections who'll see me in searches. I get two orders of magnitude more profile views than does my website, and I've turned off every email LinkedIn wants to send me.

But, then, I'm a consultant, and having people find me is important. A lot of the messages I get are useless--but enough aren't that I effectively don't need to advertise.
I was coming to say this. From the article:

"Spotting the best talent is actually far easier with tools like Talentbin, Stack Overflow, and Github, which aggregate or facilitate positive interactions and allow skilled individuals to display their work — showing why they’re good at what they do."

So that covers technical people, technical people and, er, technical people. What if I want to find a PR Agency? Or a company to refurnish my office?
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I'm flying that in reverse in a couple of months. I hear good things about it.
Music can help people be more creative/productive/focused.
To the author and any other with the same problem: I had to disable ublock origin to view the form at top left
>For the cost of a bloated Java app!
developer here:

We have gifs in the middle of the landing page: https://www.coati.io/#best-parts

And there are screenshots in our press download:
https://www.coati.io/press-kit
Thanks for the suggestion, the nature is really beautiful in all the variations it devises!

"Traumatic insemination, also known as hypodermic insemination, is the mating practice in some species of invertebrates in which the male pierces the female's abdomen with his penis and injects his sperm through the wound into her abdominal cavity (hemocoel)." "The process is detrimental to the female's health. It creates an open wound which impairs the female until it heals, and is susceptible to infection."
I don't hear a voice in my head. I read much faster than anyone can talk - I can't imagine what that would sound like.
Interesting. I had never even considered not pre-allocating space for it... :-)

In a "real" implementation, you also need space to store sub-capture locations. You get to reuse this space on each execution of the regex, so it's a really nice win.

There are also certain crazy people in this world who have encoded the NFA algorithm into a code generation tool, which enables it to run completely malloc-free and entirely on the stack. :-)
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What? Gosh, you never know what you'll find on FB :P
Thanks for the hint - fixed!
I'll second Fat Jon (full title Fat Jon the Ample Soul Phsyician).

It is very similar music to Nujabes.
Because the questions you're asking (reform how?) were as present on the campaign trail as they are now. If you campaign strongly on "flat tax" or "end the drug war" and are elected then you have your mandate. If you campaign on "hope and change" then it creates the problem you're pointing out -- what is that supposed to mean? Change what?
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> terrorism will never touch the average citizen anywhere near the extent of other tragedies like illness, accidents or natural disasters

This argument ascribes zero weight to the injustice of terrorist attacks. Your logic--that a death is a death--does not admit distinguishing between someone dying in a freak accident, someone being killed by a drunk driver, and someone being murdered in cold blood. It's all the same.

You're ignoring a very fundamental aspect of human psychology: people view a death very differently based on the intent of those doing the killing. Unlike murder, terrorism isn't just an attack on one person. It's an attack on the values, religion, economy, and lifestyle of a whole society. That's why people weigh it so heavily.