skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As dumb as it sounds, it is probably easier that way. Sometimes in LANs it is easier to get data out then back in. For example, a lot of dorm networks don't support Chromecast devices because chromecasts tries to multicast on the LAN for discovery, but dorms have networking policies that prevent this.

A webcam that sends the data out to the internet then back would avoid the discovery issue by using an external webserver as a rendezvous point.

I don't think people spend a lot of time thinking about their home networking. You could imagine most people just plug in their home routers and it is a crapshoot whether or not the router will support the necessary functionality, whereas a router will always enable communication to the outside world (or people would return it ASAP).

With that said, this seems like a straightforward technical problem that may have technical solutions.
Because its part of the terms of the Camp David Accords.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_David_Accords#Framework_P...

"The agreement also resulted in the United States committing to several billion dollars worth of annual subsidies to the governments of both Israel and Egypt, subsidies which continue to this day, and are given as a mixture of grants and aid packages committed to purchasing U.S. materiel."
It already is for female go-getters.
I am a little worried that they will get blown away by a competitor who is not as nice to people and can be cheaper that way.
Yahoo exploring sale of $1B-$3B in 'non-core assets': CFO
This should be spread around.
Similarly it would lead to discrimination against large families (large these days being anything more than 2 kids). Employers likely won't tolerate someone having 5 kids over a 5-10 year period and taking all that disruptive and expensive leave.
Whether 'developer' and 'engineer' really mean what he says they mean is a question of semantics. Getting bogged down in a discussion of the appropriate uses of said terms, however, ignores what he is trying to say.
Maintaining our position requires projecting power, one form of which is helping our allies deploy new military tech.

Of course, some people only complain when the recipient in question is Israel.
Amazon Quietly Removes Encryption Support from Its Gadgets
> but please don't believe their lies

That's a somewhat harsh accusation, where are they lying? Their web page clearly explains the usage scenarios and who can use it for "free" [0] (scroll down to "Usage").

[0]: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-co...
Protip: Have your stuff sent by Yamato courier directly to the airport. This includes your luggage! After several of my first stays in Japan, I found myself lugging unwieldy luggage (and even bicycles) through the subway. But, no need. Do as the locals and have your stuff shipped to the airport, and enjoy a light airport transfer with public transport.
Misleading title; it looks more like they in fact refuse to acknowledge at all that some of the code is someone else's.

> Part of the usage rights agreement states that the software is protected by copyright and BMW is the sole owner. So in this case it is not subject to the requirements of a "Public" licence [sic]

I.e. "This is all our software; there is no third-party GPL stuff in it, so we need not comply with any such license."
WW3 POPE MULLS OVER LAZER IMAGERY,GOD
Dark Web data hunter Terbium Labs secures $6.4m in fresh funding
Tent rental Toronto
LinkedIn open-sources its WhereHows data discovery and lineage portal
Monkeys Navigate a Wheelchair with Their Thoughts
Go to Definition will navigate to the definition in an existing open document or open the document if needed. This works across packages in your GOPATH, and also for core Go APIs in GOROOT.

This is all handled in VS Code itself through it's (relatively high-level) extension API[0].

[0] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensionAPI/vscode-api#D...
It's an interesting approach if encryption is available as a 3rd party option. It means that they deflect liability; especially if the 3rd party is an easily installed app provided by a shell company.
A benefit captured by a varnishingly few corrupt managers and politicians.

Just another government run slush fund for the elite, no matter it's for devices which are meant to ruin the lives of millions. SOP.
Was about to post 'there are so rules!' because my SO's design students often claim this is true of apostrophe use in general resulting in much gnashing of teeth, but I checked and stone me if you aren't right in this particular case.

Rules 1b and 1c http://m.grammarbook.com/punctuation-rules/apostrophes.aspx
Ahh. In the original game I can finish all levels except for Druidia 2 and 3.
As someone who likes to "get under the hood", I'm used to grumbling about developers these days who just glue together existing frameworks.

But the real cause of my dissatisfaction is that I find it harder to glue together existing frameworks -- I don't know where to begin, until I've dug in a bit to find out how something works underneath. Meanwhile other people whose approaches I think of as simplistic are able to leap in and get things done more quickly than I can.

(Similarly I find it almost impossible to learn much of a foreign language without studying the grammar, while some other people can immerse themselves and become quite conversant without ever thinking about grammar.)

Maybe the "non-engineer" developers are just working at a higher, and more immediately useful, level of interpretation.
we've done it - http://bandhub.com
Incidences of Animal Grief in the 19th Century
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11218427
An interesting subject is what can be done to stop cheating? It seems that separators are insufficient.

Each player must be in a completely enclosed room, preferably a Faraday cage, lead box? Furthermore, all moves must be submitted digitally, with a time limit, and the actual move will only be displayed at the end of that limit.

Even then, we'll probably hear about a bug in the software used.
Emojicode: a static, strongly typed programming language
I'm a journalist, not an economist, although these days my role is probably a bit in between the two. (I have the luxury of digging a lot deeper than your typical online journalist.)

This research is still new, so there's no clear consensus yet. But so far the reception has been positive. The paper tries to get at a core question that's bedeviled economics recently: How is it possible that startups could be declining, given everything happening in SV? This is probably the most sophisticated answer so far. But it doesn't mean it's 100% correct.
I recommend looking up the company and job title on an h1b jobs database. There are several sites online that pull from public data. You get both start date and title information. It only shows base salary but the nice thing is that it is an accurate number.
What exactly are you asking for? At ININ, we have core hours of 10-4, and you can fill out the rest however you want. Seems a decent compromise for a salary employee gig.

If you want real flexible hours you can always do contract work or start a business.
In some Nordic countries it's becoming the norm that mom takes breast-feeding time and dad takes toddler-time...

...for the simple biological reason that fathers can generally run faster and thus chase down the kid... ok, that's just trolling :P
Call to arms: while big guys are doing proprietary systems, I invite to contribute to Scorex, modular blockchain framework under CC0 license: https://github.com/ScorexProject/Scorex-Lagonaki . Maillist is https://groups.io/g/scorex-dev, we'll start discussions there on 2 more members. Testnet is alive, plans for few experimental modules are exist.
To be fair (and I can't believe I'm saying this), Bill Gates is spending a third of his time punching the clock at Microsoft, advising Nadella. It may not have been technically possible in the Gates era for this to happen, but I certainly agree with you on the Ballmer point. Anyways, I've been wondering how much of this Gates is responsible for.
I blog for several reasons, some of which are:

- marketing

- honing my writing skills

- getting better at conveying a message and explaining complex concepts in simple terms

- structuring my ideas and thoughts
Quantum Computer Comes Closer to Cracking RSA Encryption
Nursing is a field dominated by women. And there are very large salary gaps between nurses with 0-10 years of experience and nurses with 10-20 years of experience. I'd also bet that there are much more women with 10-20 years of experience than men. So if you broke it down in the same way as the tech industry and did not control for job title or years of experience, you'd find a reverse gender gap in the same way you see in the tech industry. Controlled for job title and experience, you'd probably find it equal just like this study shows. I don't think there is any more discrimination in the tech industry when it comes to salaries than there is in nursing. I think both do not suffer from gender discrimination.
How We Made Hell and High Water
> male go-getter with supportive female companion

Do you have any objective reasons why this is suboptimal? Maybe we should go the other way; for example in the Netherlands, many women (with children) choose to work part-time (because they can). So maybe the "status quo" is by choice.
Maybe because that's preposterous? Just an idea.
This news will make all the antisemites mad.

Make no mistake: The US does this for her own benefit. They gain back more in technology than they spend.

The security help to Israel is secondary, although important because the US benefits from a stable middle east and a strong Israel helps with that.

US aid to Egypt is all about stability though, no technological gains there. Which is why the US sends less money there.
This is unfortunate behavior on timeout, and we've shared a workaround solution available using maps. There's a configuration example in this Gist: https://gist.github.com/thresheek/2fa6479ffb7aca710493.

We're also going to prioritize a complete fix in the product, and encourage your comments and input on this ticket: https://trac.nginx.org/nginx/ticket/488

Disclaimer: I work @ NGINX. Thanks, Owen
You are implicitly assuming that there are no differences between male and female preferences (on average). It seems plausible that biologically-originated gender differences may extend beyond genitalia. Is there any reason to believe men and women have the same priorities, abilities, and preferences, and that we should expect them to attain the same outcomes?
The plugin in question works with visual studio code though, not visual studio community edition. VS Code is free and open source.
I would be surprised if ? were stabilized in the next 6 weeks after how contentious the RFC was.
It's a cat-and-mouse game: What if it only sent the clandestine information when it picks up the "normal" word? The point is you don't control the device or its software.
Well in fairness not hosting Wikileaks wasn't violating any user's rights or privacy.
"That's the issue right there"

I ... don't think you understood my response. Three months of it can only be taken by the father. The "split between either parent" has limits.

What's wrong with the non-mandatory Swedish system? It's most assuredly called "parental leave here", and isn't a "woman's issue" but a feminist issue. As a male feminist, I agree with that.

Edit regarding "it is you who is not getting me".

You are right. But I fail to understand why I should get you as you haven't made any statement about what "mandatory" means. Do you mean one week of mandatory leave, or one month, or one year? Will it be paid leave, and structured similar to what it is in Sweden (percentage of salary, with cap)? What is the penalty for not complying? If I am an unpaid board member of a Fortune 100, am I prohibited from attending meetings? What about going to shareholder meetings? Going to professional society meetings?

You complain that these questions are "trying to take the idea down based on implementation details", but they are not. They are aspects of trying to understand what you mean by mandatory parental leave, and do a cost/benefit analysis

If Sweden were to require on week of mandatory parental leave, for each parent, how would that improve things?
People Are Not Things: How to Build Healthy Culture
This is Owen from NGINX. We have a workaround for this behavior (https://gist.github.com/thresheek/2fa6479ffb7aca710493), and are tracking a separate new feature request. Please submit a support ticket or send me an email, owen@nginx.com.
Thank you for your insight. I have but one question.

What does Cargo the rust package management tool have to do with make, the declarative build system? It would seem they are unrelated to an outsider such as myself.
The simple answer to your question is to ask yourself what is likely to happen if the aid were to end. Let's let history be our guide:

1. Israel may preemptively strike Iran believing "now or never". Has done so before in many other situations.

2. Israel will increase its growing ties with China and Russia. Hillary Clinton's email dump suggests there is concern about this at State.

3. Israel'a adversaries (eg. Iran, Hezbollah, etc.) will renew and increase attacks. There will be instability and loss of life. 1948, 1973, 1982, etc.

4. Increasing conflict and instability will cause great economic pain globally. We know this because almost every recession since 1948 has been proceeded by conflict in the middle east, most of the time Israel.

Any of these outcomes cost much more than $3b USD, and for the expense US taxpayers get these added benefits:

1. Jobs, jobs, jobs. US defense contractors are one of America's few remaining manufacturing hotspots.

2. Slightly less interest by Saudi Arabia, etc. in pursuing WMD to counter Iran. And under-the-table deals between some Arab states and Israel, which have Israel maintaining a tenuous balance of power in the Middle East, countering Iran.

3. Democracy. You elected your representatives, senators and president. Don't like their position on Israel? Organize, donate and vote. Sitting on HN and complaining unless you're doing the other three things feels good but accomplishes nothing.

4. Peace of mind. Organize, donate, vote and win -- and you can credit yourself among the winners who saved $3b, and plunged an entire region into further chaos, resulting in the deaths of likely millions. Major dark side points for you.

Want $3b back? The government can find $3b with ease and allocate it to the small business administration to create jobs at home. Betcha they won't, because people love to complain about things like foreign aid, but fail to complain about the lack of hard dollars to small businesses, entrepreneurs and small business employees.

EDIT: If you're going to cherry pick individual points to dispute you might point out that you're unable to dispute the general thesis.
Yes, I expect it to move more slowly than an immediate stabilization as well.
Thanks.

#2 is something we definitely want to do with the VS Code extension as well. https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go/issues/5

#1 is also a good idea, we currently offer a per-project setting to configure this, but could also guess better in the case that no GOPATH is set.
Let D be the distributor, C be their customer, and T be a third party. The language of 3(b) says that D must give C a written offer to distribute the source to any T. I don't see anything in it that says T has to have a copy of the offer.

It says "any third party", and unless there is something in the license that restricts this I'd expect a court to go with the normal meanings of "any" any "third party".

The GPL FAQ agrees with my reading, saying that "If you choose to provide source through a written offer, then anybody who requests the source from you is entitled to receive it" [1].

I'd say that requiring the VIN number in order to identify which software to provide source for is reasonable and would be allowed by the license.

[1] http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.en.html#WhatDoesWrittenO...
Indeed, the crusade against biology is one I watch with great amusement.

Don Quixote would be proud of those who hoist their flags in battle against evolution, biology and the laws of the universe itself.

Keep up the good fight, dear gender abolitionists, for you truly are against a formidable foe.
Yeah I (wrongly) figured that HR would do scans of salaries based on gender, race, disability etc to make sure there were no statistically significant differences that could lead to ammo in a lawsuit situation.
When will we stop using Facebook?
The crux of your argument seems to rest on what "seriously considered" means. Not saying the US is the "good guys" here, but they're doing their due diligence, not trying to inflict the most damage purely out of rage or spite.
The creator is taking advantage of the fact that most of us read words semi-holistically (if not, it's a hell of a coincidence). Research has demonstrated that as long as the first and last letter remain unchanged, we can read passably well. (Though "bookmarklet" took me some time to decipher.) Difficulty does varies from anagram to anagram, however.

I guess the idea is to mimic the increased cognitive load of dyslexia to give non-dyslexic people a feel for it, without making each word as difficult as deciphering full anagrams.
Doesn't have to be G. Couldn't business treat labor as a capital good, increasing I? (ala Henry Ford paying his workers more to reduce turnover... with the side benefit of them becoming wealthy enough to buy the cars, increasing C.)
Not in one big tech company I worked in for the same role there was a marked difference in male and female mainly due to the problems with PRP
I thought we all knew he was killed. It bothers me how people don't actually think this happens.
"The more you know, the less you understand."
I'm looking for research on quantum encryption (which is only briefly mentioned at the end of the article). Is anyone aware of work being done for this, specifically how the quantum keys would be stored?
Single past data point does not make a modern day trend.
I agree that the use of the 'engineer' vs 'developer' terms in his context was not important.

What does irk me is that in real life, software developers who meet the Etsy CTO's standard often can't call themselves engineers. In many countries, misrepresenting oneself as an engineer without accreditation is against the law! [1]

In the U.S., there's no official occupational category for Software Engineer. It's just Software Developer (Applications), Software Developer (Systems), and Computer Programmer.

It is possible to get accreditation (http://ncees.org/exams/pe-exam/, under Software), but it didn't appear very useful to me aside from being able to call yourself an Engineer.

[1] http://www.canadianconsultingengineer.com/engineering/quebec...
I don't want to do contract work or start a business (again). That would make the problem worse, not better, because I'd have to spend more of my time on my job in order to make a living, and the additional time would be spent on tasks I enjoy less and am not as good at as the work I do which is the focus of my career. The point is that I have a wide variety of interests and to me a good life is one where I get to pursue them. Focusing exclusively on a single activity (coding!) might be better in terms of making money, but what am I making that money for if I can't use it to live a good life in the other ways I want to live it?

Your response illustrates the problem I was describing: why, when I suggest that the standard packages don't suit me, do you think it is helpful to suggest that I just pick one of them and deal with it? Why shouldn't we accept, as an industry, that different people have different needs and different motivations, and consider it normal to work out whatever mix of time, responsibility, and compensation suits each person?

The paradox of the salaried job is that you can either have money to spend or time to spend it in, but you can't have both, because nobody will let you trade some of one for some of the other. Well, why not? If we adopted a flexible attitude about work hours, as a culture, it would not just make things better for women who are stuck with traditional family-care tasks, but for everyone - whether they want to use that flexibility to raise a family or for something else important to their life happiness.
It is also debatable if it is a position that is desirable to be in.
You can upload your own music into the amazon music library, and then play it via the echo:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=2...

I assume an audio book could be uploaded as music, but I'm not sure if you can flag it as a book.
What exactly do you find to be sad?
This totally explains everything about my current job......
Create an AI to operate cranes in all kinds of climates, geography and weather conditions, operating near city centers.

I'll have it by Friday.
Loading Visual Studio is (decently) fast. Loading a solution with 1000s of files takes FOREVER compared to VSCode which loads basically instantly because it's folder based.
Hi.

Advertising and affiliate revenue is done direct through a range of bookmakers..

I have not implemented any display networks or advertising networks into the site yet. I may decide to do this in the future but find that the returns are not that great...

Looking to build my own ad platform to manage ad space in the coming months as well.... Have this all designed and wireframed, just need to build it
How is it nuttery to have suspicions about an oddly-timed death with a motive? It's nuttery to draw conclusions I suppose, but not to have suspicions. The hastings case was fairly obvious, I mean, they wouldn't even let Mercedes examine the car...
And are you willing to pay your "software engineers" what they are worth? because that's often the issue at end. Plenty of good "engineers". Not that many startup willing to pay them fairly. You want the best people but you don't want to pay them the "best" money? you get what you pay for.
Except the NY case started in October. also the FBI has been arguing against encryption for years
I still default to calling myself a programmer or a coder... I'm happy to ride the social status train of "Software Engineer", but I don't pretend it's anything else, and it could swiftly be taken away if some Congress Critters got it into their heads that because in general none of us are licensed PEs we don't deserve to call ourselves engineers. I sometimes think it might be good for that to happen so that some of us have less-inflated views of ourselves and our profession, but judging from other countries that have such restrictions, we'd probably get a significant salary cut to go along with it while the business people with MBAs reap even larger shares of whatever company's profits which are only made possible by code monkeys...
So, I managed to import one of my compositions here: https://flat.io/score/56d88e7af9e84f623ce60fb0-sonata
If anyone wants to test out collaborative editing, be my guest.

Some thoughts: the typography is rudimentary (lots of spacing issues and collisions), the number of notational features in lacking (can't seem to find how to add a turn or Italian tempo markings, for starters). Note entry is inconvenient (although I didn't try using MIDI), not so happy about the TOS as far as rights to your own work is concerned. I also had a number of failed attempts at xml importing, not sure what eventually led to a sucess. The interface is also pretty simple and intuitive to use, especially compared to native apps.
New attack steals secret crypto keys from Android and iOS phones
An offline version is about to be released, and if you ask why a web-based version, it can be very useful for Chromebooks for example.
The Role of the Entrepreneur
There is a glut of capital and a deficiency of demand from US workers due to weak spending power. Was not the obvious solution posed by Keynes?

Did not Keynes work quite well after Roosevelt's partialy successful timid attempts at it were forced into enormous government demand by WWII?