skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Plus, the US has never hinted of any operation in the region.

I agree that we're not at all likely to invade NK any time soon, but GWB declared Iran, Iraq, and NK to be "the Axis of Evil" and then promptly invaded Iraq. To an outside observer, that's a hell of a lot more than a hint.
Those are the big tournaments -- do the little tournaments stack up, or is it a year of practice leading up to an annual big win?
That's pretty cool way to structure websites:
https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/master/website...

The chain of build steps is quite complex though... but hey, if it works...
if someone can create a boot2docker clone for this, i'm in.
If you don't need it as an accelerator then what is the point of hardware FPGA? Just use a simulator in that case.
the amount of levels of stacking for work organization is pretty scary. Its as if people spend more time trying to organize than actually working.

I use tmux for simple stuff that needs a "detached terminal", not work organization. multiple terms, the wm and the editor buffers is already more than i'd ever ask for.
That doesn't stop it from pushing coal out a bit.
I'm impressed, I'm much more relaxed than before - and that means I'm actually able to just look ahead and think about the road, not about what I'm doing.
Interestingly, the world champions seem rather young.
I'm not sure I understand your reasoning here. If a child is bullied by her classmates, your reasoning would suggest that her negative feelings are her fault and not her tormentors? Sure, she might not be locked up in a medieval dungeon (a literal place she can't escape from), in fact, I suppose she can switch schools... Are you saying the student should be tougher or not provoke her classmates or...
>If you succeed in achieving your nightmare Orwellian scenario, I promise you this: I'll emigrate to an extradition-free country.

It appears as if we have already succeeded at creating this Orwellian scenario and seems as if Huxley was correct and we are currently amusing ourselves to death. The truth is being drowned out by and infinite amounts of triviality and the masses are begging for more. This Orwellian world has no boundaries and there is no escape to some Utopian country. For better or worse this is the world we have created and we need to realize that is not a situation that will be solved by leaving the country. Crypto is going to be a Forever War. Perhaps it will be more effective if we take the long view.

Huxley vs Orwell

http://highexistence.com/amusing-ourselves-to-death-huxley-v...
Rust is secondary to the issue. I am more concerned about how much browsers divulge when asked. Test your browser at https://www.browserleaks.com/
Conversations have Push Notification support https://github.com/siacs/Conversations/issues/1171. There is a standard and it's implemented in some XMPP servers as well.
This is also my personal experience with message queues, even though I haven't had a chance to work with NATS yet. Kafka is just a really solid piece of engineering when you need 5-50 servers. With that many servers you can handle millions of messages per second that usually enough for a mid size company. I am not sure about higher scale but I believe LinkedIN has much larger clusters.
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Reminds me of the picture in this article:

http://www.novolume.co.uk/blog/all-websites-look-the-same/

Except you know, this one has four columns rather than three.

Really though, I think people are being a bit unfair on Bootstrap with these criticisms. I mean sure, it makes it easy to make yet another cookie cutter website with the same layout (as a lot of startups have found out), but you can also do some really impressive stuff with the framework if you think outside the box for half a second.

And hey, this template does work for a fair few startups and 'service' companies. Not all of them, but a decent amount of the Silicon Valley type anyway. Why reinvent the wheel for yet another generic company that's probably not going to last six months?
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Mathematical more programmatic approach.
There is. You can have a look at Conversations for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conve... and I'm also working on Movim https://movim.eu/ ;)
The problem with the +suffix approach is that any spammer worth a salt is going to strip anything between + and @

Great for organization, but horrible as a SPAM preventer.
Don't overuse this tacoism. It'll lose it potency.
I bought your book too, thanks for writing it! I found it helpful and it got me started scripting tmux sessions. I plan to try tmuxinator but haven't yet.
You can always replace the divs with more semantic markup, just with the Bootstrap classes attached. I mean, using a main element for the container, a div for the row, then an article and various aside elements for the columns (depending on the layout and structure) will at least make the source code somewhat easier to parse.
https://www.ampproject.org/#development=1

> AMP validation successful.

Maybe I'm missing something? I literally learned how to validate AMP pages from[1] 59 minutes ago :)

[1] https://www.ampproject.org/docs/guides/validate.html
> I will not eat insects or worms because they are associated with disease and death

Do most people associate them with this? I certainly don't.
No kidding. I have a Rikiki (LaCie, never again)(it's a 2.5" usb powered external HDD) that systematically shuts down my old and trusty eeepc (1000he) when plugged in if the laptop is running on battery.
Unfortunately, that won't work for me. Compiling with MSC is a requirement, for various reasons.
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Kafka saved my "life" few times. We had TTL set to 168h and somebody pushed a change to production that silently ignored a type of message. We realized it few days later. Luckily we could re-play all of the messages after fixing the code. I know there are so many things wrong with this, yet, Kafka is excellent at storing data for medium terms and that can be a real bliss.
Its a bit coy to call on Pi's significance in a Fourier transform where the Pi is simply the units inside of sin and cos calls. I kind of lost a bit of joy for the article after that gulp.
Look, what she did there was past the line. He clearly wasn't a saint here either, but physical attacks are a different level of wrong. I think just as in any real life story no one is perfect and there are no clear bad guys or good guys.

Still, you can determine whether someone, as wrong and evil as they might be in this instance, were wronged other instances. Did she experience a terrible workspace at squarespace? It does seem so. Was what she did to "The Guy" terrible? It was. Does either what she did that night make what happened to her irrelevant or does it seem to suggest what her employers did to her was "okay"? That probably isn't fair.
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Or in other words, why the DMCA system is broken. Because a company or individual can claim anything is breaking their copyright to get it removed, and the site seemingly has to act regardless of whether they've even got a case.

We so need a strong law that's applied to false claims that makes the claimant liable for it. Make it so its genuinely costly to send dubious DMCA claims and other copyright notices.
This looks cool, and I like the details you've included in the README. I would love to see a 'Quick start' section at the top, that describes how to use this for a simple use case. The 'Tutorial: a quickie django image' part at the bottom is sort of like that, but it's a little long.

Let's say I have a Flask project which can be run by:

1) git clone xxx; cd xxx

2) pip install -r requirements.txt

3) python app.py

How would I turn that repo into a docker container, and run the app? I guess it's only a few more commands, given your helpful --pip=FILE flag.
I suspect that with time Lee may be able to even out the advantage. It would be surprising if AlphaGo hadn't be trained on historic matches with Lee giving him an early edge until Lee can adapt.

Probably one of the most exciting achievements in AI in a little while.
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It's a Chrome bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=517910...
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I don't know how to Rust, but you are welcome to try it. LuaJIT is amazingly fast. It shouldn't be faster than native code in general, but it's still not orders of magnitude behind like interpreted languages are. As I understand it, JITs can sometimes do better by doing statistics on code paths and optimizing them.

And of course, it takes 0 seconds to compile, if you factor in that time : )
You might be thinking about it the wrong way. It might be a slower pace of work, but certainly not a slower pace of life as that will always be what you make it. I think the problem here is what you've defined as life.
The exciting thing here seems to be cgroups v2 coming out from behind a development flag. The new design seems to be dramatically easier to understand and just plain better. I wonder how long it will take LXC/Docker et Al to make use of them to improve their userspace offerings? It sounds like the security model could now be good enough for shared hosting using cgroups to become a reality.
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Is dropbox using SMR? (I never used dropbox. Do they offer incremental backup? Otherwise I would have thought they would need to be able to do random writes, unless SMR is so cheap that it is economical to keep some dead data when a user uploads a new version of a file)
That's what I did some time ago:

https://github.com/urandom/readeef
> However, the crimes of North Korea seem to be at quite a different level than the U.S.

That's debatable. It's all a matter of perspective and the difference here is that the people of NK are the ones that suffer mostly from the crimes of NK whereas the people in the US are definitely not the ones paying for the crimes perpetrated by the US.

This seems to be a recurring thing for communist nations (in so far as they are really communist, but that's another matter entirely), they are very hard on their population.
The gaps between primes are an endless ticker defined by previous primes and convoluted by mirroring and partitioning by future primes. Of course chaos has a pattern. It's as simple as using data as function, and functions as data. What makes sense in one representation is consequently nonsense in a different Head.
In fact, I'd go as far as to say that he has a responsibility as a CTO to maintain a clear, balanced head to delegate and make decisions and working long, hard hours is the antithesis to that.
I can also replace react with 2 lines of code:

module.exports = require('react');
module.exports.DOM = require('react-dom');
AlphaGo hasn't been trained on Lee's games.
I had a look at some VueJS examples and the first thing I saw was this:

<input type="radio"
name="branch"
:id="branch"
:value="branch"
v-model="currentBranch">
<label :for="branch">{{branch}}</label>

I'm using React to avoid having to use a markup DSL (á la Angular), not because of the Virtual DOM. That's just a bonus.
Could you design a language which do a JIT style compilation to data flow calculations, by creating some arithmethic and logical functions onto a FPGA?

(I assume the FPGA would need a way to take over the computer bus and access memory? How multiple functional FPGA subunits do that, I leave as an exercise for Intel. :-) )

A dynamic software accelerator, not a specific function one.

(It is probably obvious from the above that the little I know of hardware and FPGAs is a bit old... we almost used keyboards made out of stone. :-) )
True, it's just that they also tend to shout about upcoming drives and boast that they are previewing to select customers. Case in point, HGST marketing is in full swing on that He10 but good luck finding any stock in a mainstream retailer.
I think that's the main issue here. One plausible explanation for how little of opportunity was afforded her is that she just really wasn't that good of a supervisor (which begs the question, why didn't they fire her?).

Still, what here is "discrimination" and what is people just not liking her perhaps? It's very hard to tell. Regardless of whether racism plays a roll, squarespace doesn't sound like a fun place to work as a supervisor.
I think most of the rust stuff is on github.
I was an happy owner of a Kindle Keyboard, on which I could easily manage my collections with Calibre and go on reading four hours a day for a month without recharging.

With paperwhite (first gen) I got roughly two weeks of charge even with lowest brightness because I can't turn the lights off, and for using Calibre I had to crack my Kindle and keep it offline or it would upgrade itself...

So whatever this update does, it's a NO-GO for me.
To be honest, that was my bad--I didn't bother checking it because I know it used to fail validation a month or so ago.

Looking at it now though

[console.warn]

https://www.ampproject.org/:22:42 The tag 'noscript > style : boilerplate - old variant' is deprecated - use 'noscript > style : boilerplate' instead. (see https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/spec.html#required-markup)

That 'warning' comes up as a whopping great big red error for my AMP pages that still have the old boilerplate. It seems AMP make an exception for their project site.
Everything can be art, but not everything has to be.
I like that every site looks the same because it is a familiar environment and I can focus on doing things.

You're overreacting tho. standardization has nothing to do with communism.
Well, we did win first crypto wars, didn't we? Sure, the war was long, there were casualties.
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Office politics and verbal racism are terrible.

But actually beating someone? Using violence against them and deliberately inflicting physical pain to get revenge? That's a whole different world of moral wrong, so much so that it's not really worth considering anything else.
You're comparing a child to an adult as if they're the same. That's a pretty leaky abstraction and somewhat disturbing if you can't see the critical distinction.

This is the kind of self-indulgent thinking that tries certain (usually poor or minority) 12 year olds as adults, while treating certain (usually wealthy and white) adults as children who should be forgiven for "youthful indiscretions." Similarly, it focuses on the comparatively well-off but unhappy while completely effacing the experiences of the genuinely exploited.
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This is really cool, can't wait for somebody to also do a similar thing for Pelican!
Please don't construct strawmen. She specifically pointed to the idea of seeing her ex-boyfriend as the trigger, not (say) the company logo or office.
I would heavily disagree that kids wouldn't go looking for SNES emulators on their own or playing retro games or what not. I mean, look at the Virtual Console on various Nintendo systems. It's pretty darn popular, even among people who never grew up with most of the games on it. Same deal for Xbox Live Arcade, PSN, Steam, GOG, etc. There's obviously a large number of kids and teens who would prefer playing a NES or SNES game to one of the newer ones.

And hey, enough kids go looking for SNES emulators that the average user age in a lot of ROM Hacking communities is between 13-18. The vast majority of people at SMW Central are well under 18 years of age, and likely didn't grow up with the SNES game:

http://www.smwcentral.net/?p=viewthread&t=23465
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I see them more as a Synology NAS drive competitor. Can anyone tell me the primary difference between the two?
IIRC the secure enclave equivalent on x86 is the TPM module, and/or Intel SGX and AMD's Secure Processor (using a secondary CPU running ARM TrustZone); both are independent of Intel's ME.

Confused yet?
> No, David. If I were in the job now, I would have simply told the FBI to call Fort Meade, the headquarters of the National Security Agency, and NSA would have solved this problem for them. They're not as interested in solving the problem as they are in getting a legal precedent.

That's quite the quote, especially given his history of employment.

The weirdest thing about this whole cell-phone saga to me is that the perps are dead, did not appear to be part of some organized group and that very little could be done to them that hasn't been done already based on evidence found on the phone.

Then there is the bit that a lot of the information that is on the phone is also already in the log files of the carriers. It's as if that phone somehow magically is going to yield an entirely new class of information that may not even exist in the first place.

To me it has been evident from day one that this is not about this phone or the data that's on it but just about the legal precedent, getting it in black-and-white from the former head of counter terrorism is quite an indictment of his successors.
You could say the same about PHP couldn't you? And with more options than just being locked in to Google. As has been said, it is relatively cheaper to host PHP than it would be other languages, after all, the primary design for PHP is the Web, other languages have more general needs by design.

Edit:

My hope is that one day that changes, because PHP shouldn't be and isn't the only language in town.
Pi is 3.1415, so rounded to four numbers that's 3.142.
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Mobile version that doesn't require Javascript:
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So they're finally acknowledging that people have been porting over iOS apps with bottom navigation for half a decade now?
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I always assumed it was one of the main benefits of Erlang since the beginning, back when I tried to attempt to learn Erlang years ago it was one of the main things I learned about it. I've yet to really get down into Erlang since then though.
Mercurial isn't a mozilla thing. Firefox uses mercurial. A lot of other Mozilla projects (Gaia, emscripten, shumway, Servo, Browser.html) use GitHub, and others (Bugzilla) use Git directly (over gitolite or something).

We occasionally have discussions on whether or not to switch to Bugzilla. Github has some limitations when it comes to organizing things; however it's more newbie-friendly so there's a tradeoff.
Neat. Get rid of the two external fonts and the blank author image and it will load in half that time.
This looks really nice. A REST API with Golang bindings to run containers feels so much better than old-school systems programming with exec.
I'm not a serious musician but it seems like it has a really wide impulse. Not like a click track or striking a wood block, but more like something a lot more squishy or rubbing something abrasive.
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I enjoy the "duplicate, closed" that never gets fixed.
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You and me both :) I almost asked people why.

I think part of it has to do with the fact that sqlalchemy isn't by any means a small library and has a lot of elbow grease put into it.

It isn't some ornate stained glass window, it's bullet proof glass.
Amazing!
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One would hope that in this case, the US had enough restraint and humanity to not nuke a city in retaliation but launch a decapitation strike against the leadership and the military - perhaps nuking a couple of the larger bases and military ports.

But I am not holding my breath either.
The reason the Polish contribution did not receive the coverage it deserved was the Cold War. This probably protected the Polish codebreakers too as they were still living in communist Poland

I should add that I was recently at an enigma exhibition at the flight museum near Edinburgh, Scotland, and the first display was about the Polish contribution
But the 1TB version has over 3x the storage and is just above 2x the price.
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> What I would find really interesting is if an AI like AlphaGo can not only excel at playing games (solving problems) but also be used as a tool to gain understanding.

No, it cannot. It's generally thought that the only salient difference between 'machine learning' and 'statistics' is that 'statistics' attempts to find explanations, while 'machine learning' only attempts to find heuristics that give results.

Don't anthopomorphise AI. It's not artificial life, it's only probability theory plus lots of CPU power.
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Well - have you considered what happened to PHP 6?
Backdoor the FPGA...
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Did you guys use a custom allocator for rust? And if so how did it differ from jemalloc and how could it be compared to C++ allocators like tbb::scalable_allocator?
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Yeah, that's exactly what made me turn around from using Vue as well
"I'll never click on"

Doesn't matter, impressions are valuable to marketers as well.

"or be persuaded by ads"

Yes you will, you just think you don't/won't.
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Custom full disk encryption implementations, like crypto acceleration for an algorithm such as norx.io. Or custom video codec acceleration for streaming it rendering. Or physics simulation acceleration.
> the hardware problem of integrating both chips on the same die

Mostly a non-issue. Multi-chip packages have been around for decades. Intel has been putting DRAM chips onto their CPU packages (for their Iris Pro graphics chips) for a few generations now; Core i CPUs also have on-chip PCIE controllers together with their QPI inter-cpu interface, if for some reason the latter can't be made to work with FPGAs.
When in doubt, backdoor the compiler.
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Nice! Is this available as template?
David Silver of Google DeepMind has stated that the program has not been specifically trained using Lee's previous games.

"specifically"
Not that he was not trained on his games at all