skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's worth noting that this blog post is on the GoCD website; so my expectation is that it's part of a larger theme of making testing upgrades an automated process.

One thing that makes this hard is that there are so many sources of upstream variability these days. On my current project I am up to ten (or 13, depending how you count) sources of upstream changes that I can think of. And this is only a medium-sized project.

My predecessors had 4-5 pairs to work with, so having a chore track humming was a viable tactic, so these could pretty much be handled manually. With 2 pairs and a lot of feature work it's much harder to justify running a chore track every day.
Their whole world is part of why we don't have the GDP growth we want. People fighting each other over things instead of fighting nature. They don't build and invent anything other than more actionless words and sentences. Their greatest battles result in people being swayed to one view or another but never something being invested in and grown to produce value. And that's why they're just a waste.
Has anybody tested this yet? Please write a review!
Took me about 3 minutes to have it running on a free account.
There's a lot of bluetooth devices installed, it never worked enough and the stack keeps more and more complex it never improves. The ratio.
> Great movie, novel and series.

TIL! I guess once I'm done with the Dune books, I'll have to go through this.
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Yeah most people forget that banks today don't really make money on peoples normal savings accounts. The interest is simply too low.

They mostly make their money on huge corporate loans, investing and housing market.
NYPD has at least five undercover ‘Cop Cabs’
You are clearly talking to an Ethereum investor and not a programmer. A large part of the Ethereum hype is using blockchains where they are woefully the wrong tool for the job.
I guess I'm old enough to remember Bruce Sterling's Dead Media project (RIP):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Media_Project
At a very basic level -- separate handling of text vs. binary. In some operating systems, some files were record-oriented and some were not, allowing the kernel to optimize record access in a database file, for instance. The Burroughs large systems used the disk as a backing store for objects in main memory, which were typed (in proto-OO fashion) and some of the type constraints were enforced at the hardware level. For instance it was impossible to execute a word tagged as "data".

One feature that was implemented in the Amiga OS, BeOS, and just about nowhere else is the concept of datatypes. Third-party software could register OS-wide readers and writers for their file formats, allowing files of that type to be consumed or produced by any application.

PowerShell lets you construct pipelines of typed objects with fields and methods, not just untyped dumb text.
reddit /r/news, /r/worldnews, and local subreddit. Comments first.
I think criticism is all fine even by non-users. What I do not like is justifying to others who have no stake in project that why I used Go in place of lang of their choice.
He probably is famous in hard sci-fi genre. He's got a wikipedia page[1]! I didn't know until this post.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Stross
Why user experience matters and how you can affect it
What can we improve in GitLab to make it better? Did the install take too long? Did you try our Omnibus packages or a source install?
You could use Terminal Emulator and run the CLI ssh client. I know CyanogenMod includes "ssh".

It's probably closed-source, but I use JuiceSSH and it is great. The Pro version has a cloud backup that makes SSH migration a breeze.
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We run Gogs on a bog-standard $10 VPS and it works great; quick, snappy, reliable. Very efficient.

Can't recommend it enough. Resource usage matters.
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I have used it and it has many many limitations. A lot of the people coming up with random ideas + a blockchain don't realize that a lot of those ideas would not be improved by adding a blockchain.
I (scandinavian) have a few old TVs and monitors that are able to synchronize to the NTSC clock, but are unable to decode NTSC colors. It's not uncommon, and even my 1084S does it. As far as I understand this, PAL is just a color encoding standard, and the synchronization characteristics typically associated with it are broadcast standards, e.g. PAL-M, PAL-B etc. If you have a TV that decodes PAL at 50Hz there is a good chance that it will decode PAL at 60 Hz even outside countries that had these broadcast standards.

For NTSC, since it's only really the timing and color encoding that differs it's then not uncommon to get a grayscale picture from NTSC input.
Title: Modern web applications in ASP.NET
Let's suppose you want labels, text boxes, and buttons on a form.

Now you can do this without OOP or making a huge chunk of form code, but OOP is a natural fit. Especially if we may want to add pictures or video in the future.
My favorite book of his is actually his Memoir, one of the most memorable books I've ever read -- http://www.amazon.com/I-Asimov-A-Memoir-Isaac/dp/055356997X
Getting MS-DOS games to run on Windows 95: Virtual memory
Interestingly, html/template does actually handle some stuff like this. Pass html in a string as a field into html/template, and it'll escape all the html automatically. In order to get the html to actually render, you have to pass it in as a `template.HTML`. There are variants of the `HTML` type for different places, including html attributes and javascript code.
Your entire post is a series of sociological assertions about academics and engineers without scientific evidence. I'm sure the irony was intentional.
Popularity DDoS? It's practically a DDoS attack, but the traffic is mostly legit, rather than malicious.
Chinese firms are becoming 'allergic' to hiring
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Arch - OpenBox - been usin this for about two or three years. Gaming too, support from Steam is on the rise
You can use base R but (unless something has recently changed) not all packages are going to work. I also program in D - including interacting with R - and that won't currently work.
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Kudos on the polished project release. I am relatively new to go, and I am curious about the technology stack behind such a webapp. How does it work under the hood?

- How do you develop such web apps with html, css, javascript, go, etc. all interacting with each other?

- How are static assets packaged in a single binary?

- Any simple tutorial or stack walkthrough you would recommend me reading?

thanks!
Except you are off base giving too much value to Go.

What is driving value types in Java is HPC and HPT companies in places like stock exchanges and biology research that want to move away from C++ into JVM land, but still need to keep some C++ around due to value types or make use of com.sun.unsafe tricks.

Nothing to do with Go.
I switched to gogs from GitLab and haven't looked back. The installation literally took 10 minutes including all of the sysadmin work.

Main reason was the resource utilization of GitLab was just too high. iirc, it was actually the CEO of GitLab that recommended the switch... ;)
> Using RIPA 2000 they can still put you in prison for up to 2 years for refusing to give up your encryption key.

2 years for non terrorism related cases. 5 years for anything "national security" related.

e.g. model plane enthusiast with mental health issues? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/24/ripa_jfl/ worth reading the whole thing as it does a lot of analysis and gives lots of detail.
Yup. I do, too. I understand better than most people the trade off and what price I'm paying, but he reality is, I accepted it a while ago. I keep my daughter off of all social media (she's not quite 2) because I know one day she'll be more dependent on it than I am (writing this on an iPhone) and I want her to be able to create her own digital identity and not be stuck with hundreds of baby photos defining her before she gets a chance to.

But that knowledge comes from how my wife and I use our pocket computers (because "phone" at this point is ridiculous, "mobile" is at least a bit more generic). I'm say, half way through my life. I can worry to death and stand against and whatever, or I can get on with life, and appreciate the convenience provided in the short amount of time I have left. It's just admitting it to myself. Once that's done (and it is) I can get beyond grandstanding and just cheer for encryption and join the EFF (I am a member) and so on, hoping to have some impact on pushing the privacy needle to one side vs the other, because we're going to use these things daily, likely no matter what.
That's a step in the right direction, but you're still only allowed to install extensions from the Google-owned Chrome Web Store.
This list is strange. The criteria is not very clear. The list seems to follow some method that is more than just subjective (it seems to be updated frequently and positions of individual books are tracked) but the results leave a lot to be desired, in my opinion.

More specifically, some of the books are obvious classics not published in 2016, some are unproven, specific newcomers (who's this list for?) and "Windows 10 companion: the complete guide for doing anything with Windows 10" is not a programming book (it just looks like a cheap ebook for Windows users).
I'd even say it's generally faster because you can use integer as template arguments for enforced constant folding. Typically in video work: make a code path specialized when block width is 8, 16, 32 etc. Something that a C compiler can never do unless you use huge macros.
Thanks for the feedback. Deployment with GitLab CI is still harder than it should be and we're working on it in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/3286

If you want to securely store login credentials consider using secure variables http://doc.gitlab.com/ce/ci/variables/README.html
The problem is that 99% of the work is done in remote...so I don't have 9-5 work hours...how can I prove that I don't have done my side project using the jobs hours ?

(I must work 20hours/week...but I can choice when work etc...it's flexible)
If you're rooted on Android, you could put a full Linux distro on it with chroot.[1] You could even set up a vnc server and use that to get into Xorg. I'd recommend using a physical keyboard for any long term use or may quickly learn how strange RSI feels at the shoulder.

You may also need a busybox installer app to get things working.

[1] - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Change_root
Someone publishing a trojan module can be solved in a number of way. Probably the simplest way is to just republish the module and tell people the previous one is bad. You can also provide an optional blacklist (similar to how adblocking blacklists works) where the bad hash would be if needed.

With signing, you would revoke the keys used for the signing.
Ethereum relies on a defined opscode language, if anything this is the new thing about Ethereum. The return function in Bitcoin is storage, store the opscode in the return function. In Ethereum you store the opscode in a special data field.

The thing the Ethereum client adds is the ability to take the data in the transaction storage (weather it be return or a defined datafield makes no difference) and pass it through an EVM to generate the current state. So there is no reason for that functionality to be limited to just the Ethereum client.

You would take that piece of the client and run the opscode in the return data storage across several transactions.

I thought this was obvious to anyone who understands the discussion on a reasonably technical level. I suspect many posters in this thread are just Ethereum investors with no programming knowledge.
Yes, if you are resource constrained (less than 2GB of memory) and using it privately I think Gogs is a great choice.
Finally someone got rid of the currencies that has been haunting the scraping platforms..
These people are a tiny minority at the tail of the income distribution. Using them as a metric is the statistical definition of the warped perspective.

Having a six-figure household income at all puts you in the top 15% in the US. Having a $400k salary puts you very close to the top 1%. I would say anyone making enough to put them, by themselves, in the top 15% is arguably making a "big salary". The Valley has really warped the perception within this industry in particular and the US in general as to what "normal" money is.
A fistful of Bitcoins:characterizing payments among men with no names[pdf](2013)
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"A tablet when you want it, a PC when you need it"

I'm not sure if I'm being naive, but it seems to me that for a decade, the laptop market has had a ridiculous hole. There is a market for something which is not windows, at a sub $500-$600 price that is good. Tablet UI, desktop, whatever. Something that can run skype, whatsapp, tinder and the other network-effect apps that can replace their 3 year old home laptop and be an improvement.

How is it possible that all the mobile stuff from the last decade has not opened up real and substantial competition to Windows in that bracket.

Anyway, this looks easily worth €259 if think you may want one.
Hard to tell whether Bitcoin is a VHS vs Betamax situation where the best technology doesn't actually win, or a Myspace vs Facebook thing where the old one gets disrupted by new.
Ethereum is a distrubuted JVM basically? Guess its alright if you wanna run a casino that can't get taken down, otherwise I dont know what kind of uses you can find for this thing.
Has been so far, thanks again for the recommendation!
"While the President touts finding middle ground, he leads the DOJ to believe that there must be some concession that can be made by technologists."

I agree with this 100%. He's one of those people that think every problem can be solved through force of will, intelligence, and civility - so he's constantly making forceful declarations about how we should get all of the smartest people together, put them in a room, and have them calculate exactly how we can have our cake and eat it too.

The problem is that he thinks that you get the smartest people by selecting the most civil members of each belligerent faction. To him, people who understand encryption constitute one faction, because they all have the same opinion, and with that he guarantees that the smartest people are going to be a minority in that room. If Silicon Valley businessmen, the FBI, NSA, DEA, and anti-Islamic hawks are also separate factions, he can set up a situation where 99/100 people in the room are talking about what should be done, and only one has any understanding of how it works or the capability of implementing it. 90% of the remainder are quoted anonymously in the NYT saying "I think the ultimate solution will land somewhere in the middle."
/s See, you say that as if homeopathy were dangerous merely for what it provides s/ (which is hopefully just filtered water).
Pointing out an obvious speculative bubble is not being an asshat. Being a person who hypes something deflationary that they already own is being an asshat.

"t could also be described as a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future." Economic Bubble, Wikipedia
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Toyota doesn't[1] get to modify your car without your permission. And yes, this means "nobody" owns the stuff they buy when someone else controls it.

I take it you haven't seen Copy Doctorow's incredibly important talk[2] on this subject, which is the followup to his well-known talk about the War On General Purpose Computing. Never mind the car - if we don't stop this crap now, it won't be long before we see someone's prosthetic legs or cochlear implant "repossess itself".

[1] Actually, cars are starting to have the same problems where they can be updated remotely, in addition to the copyright crap involving John Deere's explicit claim that you don't ever own their hardware.

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nypRYpVKc5Y
What issue did you have with Bitbucket, if you don't mind my asking? :)
To me, your comment read as though he was a San Francisco author.
It took another comment to figure out you meant Science Fiction.

I read entirely too much HN.
2% to 5% for moving bits around, with a smattering of security and antifraud, is no way to run a modern payments system.

It didn't even cost that much to move cash and checks around in the old days.

Retailers, for whom it's a big chunk of their margins, are up in arms about it, the Fed is up in arms about it and pushing a move to intraday EFT and ACH, and tech like Bitcoin and better security of e.g. Apple Pay is moving against it. Payments are going to change.

For all the over the top rhetoric, the basic claim that securing the device against any and all hackers is critical to Apple's brand and ambitions, and the idea that Apple could do an end-run around the credit card companies and banks and try to run the table in payments, are totally on target.

Keep in mind that Apple gives law enforcement everything it knows in response to a legit request, the phone doesn't make the payments system less transparent to law enforcement. On the contrary, Apple's ability to maintain a closed garden is key to maintaining a degree of control over payments and comms.
What was your intended use of an Ubuntu tablet? Server-farm? Gaming?

I am pretty excited, but it is Linux on a tablet, which is kinda the worst of the worst from a performance perspective. Hopefully this marks the beginning of an increasing trend of more open & capable Operating Systems on our mobile devices.
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Why is that? Other countries want their own law enforcement to be able to break the encryption used in their countries just as badly as the US does. That's close to 95% of the reason Blackberry still exists.
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Keybase will be doing that. They already have Saltpack (saltpack.org). They want to first do the file system and then massenging.
> Following the supply chain backwards they're all[1] mined from somewhere

What about using (all kinds of, including human) waste as source material? We're able to genetically engineer bacteria and fungi, these could be used to convert anything biologically degradable (which includes plastics) into raw compounds which can then be re-synthesized into edible "food"... just won't look the same as "the real thing".
Sure, but you can't conclude that the language is the source of GitHub's (relative to this) lesser speed.
There are many theories in this post, but no facts.

As the comments depict, becoming a bank will only make things harder and if someone trying to get profits out of a product or a service is wrong, then everything in this world is wrong.

You are talking about legacy software used by banks. Are you trying to say that we should not advance in financial systems? Or are you saying that they are superficially unbreakable?
That's not really avoiding the problem. The problem isn't just figuring out how to get all of your nice ES2015/2016 constructs to compile down to a format that can be understood by browsers and node. It's also all of the libraries that are in vogue and that you sort of need unless you're wanting to totally reinvent the wheel.
The elephant in the room is we are building a new religion based on technology.

FBI & Apple are both stupid.

Computers always ends up to be used in a real physical world. This is called the analogic hole.

This has since decades enable to weaken crypto with side channels (temperature of CPU, times of computation, EM radiation, noise of the keys...).

And how useful is it to spend billions of dollars to break new technologies when at the end human will still interact with computers with analog means?

Microphones, cameras are still working. And it covers 30% of the surface of what a secret service requires to be able to know. And cold war has left government with more than enough cheap efficient technologies.
Being smart and foxy covers 15%. 5% is PURE LUCK.

Science is about aligning the cost of detection with its efficiency. Crypto is efficiently made so that breaking algorithms is more and more costly. Detection by measure/math is always failing at one point. (false positive/negative)

And what about the remaining 50% ? It is HUMINT. When people love the place where they live and trust their government they are more likely to snitch the criminals. To help keep the social peace.

Yes, social concord is what protect a nation. People feeling united and trusting their own governments.

I think that electronic intelligence is counterproductive.

I also believe we would live in a better world if laws and moral where in sync with who we really are. If we did not required secrecy to be who we are because governments made illegal stuff that are not crime, except in the eyes of a minority.

Education could help too; people when fearful are behaving like dangerous trapped animals. Education purpose is not about making citizens obedient or fearful, it is about making them able to become political leaders themselves.

Every citizens should be trained in the optic they will be a member of the parliament. The next Benjamin Franklin, Roosevelt, JFK, Lincoln ...

USA has beaten the former colonial power with education. Scientific education. It could be time USA become a great nation again.
Different strokes for different folks I guess.

I've been interested in evaluating Mediatek processors for desktop usage for a while now. I think this tablet offers the best opportunity (and lowest friction) to do this due to who they're target this at: developers and open software folk (unlocked, open software).

Hopefully, this'll turn out a positive experience and more OEMs hop on board.
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https://notabug.org/ on a fork of Gogs
>People fighting each other over things instead of fighting nature.

It's easy to criticize the endless debates (and it's often over subject matter that looks silly), but this sort of debate is a big part of the success of a country like the US. It prevents leaders from moving too quickly in a direction which may have negative consequences. The trade-off is that everything takes forever to get done.

>but never something being invested in and grown to produce value.

The US and its underlying political system has possibly created more value than any society in the history of the world. It's hard to argue that the system doesn't work.