skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not just Google and Yahoo, it's the other email providers, i.e. Your employer.

It's pretty common for corporations to use their own root certificate so they can snoop your HTTPS, one would have to assume security officers wouldn't be really interested in individual employees encrypting their mail at the MUA and the company losing visibility on outbound messages.

The thing I never got though, is why signing messages never really caught on. You'd think banks and financial service providers would have an interest here. Maybe they don't want to deal with the support headache.
"Blame" is a complicated concept entangled with morality that a lot of people have conflicting and illogical opinions about.

I think that unless you want to start conversation about what "blame" is, it's safer to use words describing strict logical causation instead. Unlike "blame", causation is objective and doesn't depend on morality.
Did you contact them?
I'm disappointed by the overall tone here. It's as if this were some kind of failure that everybody is piling up on.

- She made three passes to fix the existing code base.

- After that didn't work, with the CTO's involvement, this Go solution was devised.

- It took only 2 weeks to ramp up with Go and build a replacement that solved the problem.

- The number of instances needed dropped from 4 to 2

This sounds like a resounding success.

So congratulations Alexandra and Digg. And thank you for sharing. The article was well written and I learned some things about how the Node.js event system works under the hood.
On the face of it this sounds like a problem where the optimal solution would have been to throw more hardware at it while you looked at the underlying choice of datastore.
To get up well, you need to go to bed well. Going to sleep at roughly the same time every day is good. Physical activity also greatly increases the quality of the sleep.
I've always struggled with mornings. I've never had any problem working late, but I just always figured I was a night owl.

Maybe I still am, but this year I decided I needed to mix it up. I tried to get myself in bed before midnight, then up at 7 for the gym before work. The reason being the gym is much harder in the evening, as is work (if you have offers to go out, meetups, whatever). If I don't start until midday, it removes any options I get during the day for a lazy (/alcoholic) lunch, or for socialising in the evening, because I have to work or work out.

I was moderately successful at this, but I've had a breakthrough in the last 8 or 9 weeks by getting up at 5.50 for meditation and qigong at 6am, before leaving just after 7 for the gym. Not only has the meditation helped me immensely, but I'm feeling more alive during the day. And I can leave work (or not!) in the evening with zero guilt about not having done enough, knowing I can do whatever I want with my evening (be that work, or play).

For me, and particularly when I was working for someone else, I got up because I set an alarm and had to get up. If I didn't, I'd get fired (probably). I've found over the last few months the key (mentally) has been doing something for me. If you have to get up at 7am to work for someone else, getting up at 5am or 6am means you're not getting up for them, you're getting up for you. It's harder to resent getting up and getting moving because you're owning it - it's your choice.

Anyway. I may just be getting older... Just my 2c.
The presto version has a great downloader and rss reader that I still use.
How do you tell apart encouragement of activity that a person wouldn't otherwise do and getting a person to trust you enough?

> Drug "dealers" hassled for months to purchase LSD and repeatedly being told "no", only to finally give in and then get arrested.

That sounds exactly like pretty real dealers I know, who don't sell to people until they think they know them.
Ask HN: How do you find enterprise clients for your app?
I'm wondering which strategy fits the best for different startups. If any of you sell you SaaS app to enterprise clients, can you let me know how did you start with that?
Love how she admits that she started everything after being a troll herself. Awesome, kind of speaks volumes I think.

In any regards, if she knows of scientists that should have wiki articles but don't or are otherwise faulty, and she spends time correcting those issues, great. No need to make it into a gendered issue though, that is just sexist.
Should someone very religious refuse to interact with somebody who is pro-choice? Should a gun-afficionado refuse to interact with somebody advocates for gun-control?

In a professional environment we all have to compromise. You can't expect to only run into people who share your values and/or validate and approve your life style, or even what you feel is your identity.
So typelevel had another conference, outside of lambdaconf, not related to lambdaconf. But still, they decide to cancel because they don't want to be associated with one speaker of lambdaconf.

Sounds like it was somehow linked to lambdaconf, at least implicitly.
Doctors mostly do their work inside the system and their knowledge is limited to "legal" options. In my experience you cannot even mention weed without being stigmatized as a "drug user".

For me, weed works very well, I feel more energetic and happy as long as I can get my daily dose.

In the eyes of society I'm a criminal though... and that is something that makes me depressed. Quite a dilemma.
Opera's owners better be taking 100% cash.
Show HN: A simple core-based tweening to create animations
Thank you for this interesting factoid. :)
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> No, there were days when people did not even lock their cars and their houses

That must have been an extremely long time ago: http://www.ancientresource.com/lots/roman/romankeys_locks.ht...
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This. 1000 times over. Well said -- purity.

the same is true for technology and music as well.

Swedes may not be first to market with products and services, but their polish and engineering culture to "get it right" are world class.
Even if you're not depressed there are several reasons to spend more time in bed.

(1) get more sleep,
(2) develop the faculty of imagination,
(3) meditate (it doesn't matter if you fall asleep; you're in bed after all).
Yes, if you're prepared to disregard truth...
The next big thing in phones may not be a phone
Here is the github for that:

https://github.com/haojunliu/OpenFPGA
> Malloc never fails

malloc can fail, even on default linux (overcommit enabled), if you go above the process's vmem limit for instance (because 32b or rlimited). And of course not all OS overcommit, Windows famously does not.
Who gets to be Mr. T?
I just want technology that WORKS at home.
Too much of my time is spent fixing other people's "mistakes".
I find Alexa fits that bill. Takes a bit of learning the right cadence of speaking to her. And unfortunately she has the same name as my daughter, which causes some interesting interactions.
I lol'd at the bit about blocking Node's event loop.

If Unix weren't so committed to doing I/O the stupid way around, maybe Node wouldn't have to provide fragile, ersatz asynchronicity the way that it does?
Don't feel bad, I was raised in a heavily evangelical Christian environment, and I read these books around grade 4 or so and I also didn't pick up on it until my parents told me later. And then it seemed so obvious.

My daughter (8) just read The Lion etc. and liked it. She is not familiar with the Bible, etc. (though she knows Greek & Norse mythology better than I do) so didn't pick up on it. I don't want to ruin it for her.
> Seems like Node.js is a victim of its own simplicity

NodeJS is a victim of basing itself on a terrible scripting language that was thrown together to wire up basic event handlers to HTML buttons.
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I don't get why people hold Topolsky in such high regards.

And i have given up on Ars technica these days.
I just down an energy drink that's sitting by my alarm clock every morning. Not healthy maybe but oh well.
One of the symptoms of depression is losing interest in things that you previously enjoyed.

I was mildly depressed for a while and even things that previously gave me great joy, like music and hanging out with close friends, lost their charm. I believe the technical term for this is ahedonia. Luckily I got better and the joy came back.

So perhaps you do enjoy some of the things you've tried, your just not in a physical state to feel it at the moment.
Wow, this is double plus good!
I used to be a night owl - used to sleep in past 12pm. I switched over time.

Full time work shifted the pattern mostly. Weekends I still got up later.

Children who wake at 7am sharp was the final step. 8am feels like a lie in after years of a daily ritual of 7am rise. No matter if I go to bed at 10pm or 2am, there isn't compromise in the morning.

I guess one way of doing it is to give yourself no choice. Without children, I imagine an alarm in another room, perhaps next to a phone or computer where you need to press a button or it'll bill you for each 15 mins late. Unfortunately, these are things you can turn off.
Just before the sale (a couple months before), Opera acquired SurfEasy .. a Canadian VPN service. I wonder what the SurfEasy folks think of this deal?

https://www.surfeasy.com/en/
WOW this is so cool
You most likely do not live in Helsinki or anywhere near so called "pk-seutu".
Why do you think it's sexist for a woman counter the intense, entrenched anti-woman sexism on Wikipedia?

http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/10/how-wi...

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/bitwise/2014/12/wik...

http://www.fastcompany.com/3041871/strong-female-lead/more-l...
Just because locks have existed for thousands of years doesn't mean they are used everywhere. When I lived on the countryside in Australia we didn't lock the doors. That's not "an extremely long time ago" ;)
That's the first Kepler mission (which lasted 4 years, after which two of the reaction wheels used for fine pointing failed). There's also the K2 mission (which is a resurrection after the reaction wheel failure), which has much more interesting stars from an Asteroseismic point of view: https://archive.stsci.edu/k2/download_options.html

You can also get the raw pixel data if you're doing some more esoteric data analysis.
>However Amazon does provide a tool to batch download multiple things from S3 though.

out of curiosity, what tool are you referring to here?
Ask HN: Dealing with the anxiety of startup work
I've been working at a successful startup for a number of years. While my impact is high, it has aggravated my anxiety disorder. Sometimes to the point of becoming non-functional.

Much of my anxiety is related to how brittle software is, the rush of everything, in addition to database migrations, scaling, etc. Throw onto that anxiety about balancing my family life with work, and I'm always anxious in one way or the other.

For those out there with similar issues, how do you deal with the anxiety of working at a startup? Is there something I'm missing, are startups just not for me?
It's more accurate to say that it takes ownership of the captured environment. Whether that means copying the values or moving ownership depends on whether the values are of a type that implements Copy
In my neighborhood, those qualities are also appealing when shopping on a budget to furnish smaller houses.

Form follows function.
I wonder how many installs date from before the facility was put online, or are online because someone plugged something in that acts as a router without anyone's knowledge.

Meaning that this happened over years, if not decades, because admin A left and admin B was not informed that some box somewhere is serving up something for the general internet net to see.
IIRC Robocop's distinctive first person view was done with a Video Toaster.
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account's last post was in May 2015 unfortunately
I appreciate the effort to imporve security awareness, but is such a website legal?
Density, shared culture, and perhaps a functioning social services. Thus there is less of a incentive for petty crime, as basic needs are covered via less risky means.
I'm currently on Venlafaxine. Previously I was on Citalopram. The Citalopram totally killed my sex drive and prevented orgasm, so this time around I asked for something different. The Venlafaxine slows me right down, and my orgasm (once I finally get there) is altered somewhat, but I can perform most of the time. Which for me is enough, YMMV of course.
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Good point on the multi-function thing. Specifically the hardware has to be adaptable - if you can add new, different functionality outside of the original domain just by changing the software, then that's necessary (but not sufficient on its own) to be considered 'robotic'.
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I would say the most natural is STM - you don't need to change much, just wrap your concurrent, shared memory accessing code in a STM transaction, be careful with IO (or use a language which prohibits IO in a STM block like Haskell) and you are done.

Actors are pretty nice when it comes to distributed services, and Erlang/OTP is pretty much uncontested here.

Threads with manual locking are only useful when speed is really important, but this is somewhat of a moot point when it comes to concurrency. Both STM and Actors perform slower (starvation, message copying overhead).

Here [0] is a nice, in-depth discussion about some of the different approaches to concurrency.

[0] https://plus.google.com/109566665911385859313/posts/FAmNTExS...
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> Love how she admits that she started everything after being a troll herself

Are you referring to the entry she wrote about her sister, because personally I'm seeing a bit of daylight between "literal twelve year old child makes a fake wiki article" and "Throwaway email addresses frequently send her requests for dates, condescendingly discuss her body, insinuate that she got to where she is through sexual favors, ask her to reserve those favors for themselves, and when she doesn’t reply, they spew profanities." (from: http://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/03/08/alchemy-turning-harassm...)
Impressive. No-brainer, awesome work.

I actually used the mathematics behind some algorithms to design my own Blog.

[0] http://leonardofed.io
That's absurd to say its sexist, the woman is a volunteer contributing to the vast store of human knowledge.

Documenting female scientists may be her agenda due to the intense amount of vitriol online, but from the article content's its pretty clear that her aim isnt sexist, just one that says that women werent written into the history books as often and as readily as men.

Also the troll thing is her very first article as a child, hardly relevant.
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Nice read, but I'd like to point out that this is a very well studied problem, particularly in HPC. I'd point to a few decent resources, but the only one that my google-fu found was https://www.cs.fsu.edu/~engelen/courses/HPC/Algorithms1.pdf

The main advice is that you need to carefully balance communication overhead against work done and also analyse the optimum number of workers per node.
> When I lived on the countryside in Australia we didn't lock the doors.

Well of course you don't; the robbers die while still crossing the perilous deserts and/or trying to avoid lethal wildlife.
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> "Your mobile should be one of the safest places to store a key."

I have to take issue with this. I think your mobile is probably one of the least secure places to store a key, due to the 'baseband problem'[0]. Your mobile in its normal (powered-on and connected to a network) state is probably less secure than using a fresh un-patched install of Windows XP today. I mean the original version of XP, pre-SP1 with the firewall disabled.

This is why people say to choose a device without a mobile radio chip at all for secure communication, such as an iPod Touch[1].

I'd really like to have PGP/GPG encrypted emails on my mobile and I had it tested and working for a little while before looking into the baseband issue. I've since revoked the keys I used for that test and I am resigned to the fact that I will not be able to securely use encrypted email on my mobile phone for the foreseeable future.

I keep my keys off the phone now, along with an unpublished email address at a different domain which is to be used for account recovery for those email accounts in use on the phone.

[0]http://mobile.osnews.com/story.php/27416/The_second_operatin...

[1]https://twitter.com/csoghoian/status/686035633949818881
You only need to go to Wikipedia to learn if it is hostile to women or not. Article like these are intentionally planted by vested interests to pump-up support for the movement and have absolutely no basis in reality.
That not locking the door stuff was simply because back then people didn't fetish objects, and also because they were too poor to have anything worth stealing. Rich people always made sure their stuff was protected (from the poor).
The second one has also TeamViewer for, you know, extra security features.
Stuff should be secure by default. No default passwords. No open by default. Temporary dialing down of security should reset itself to secure mode by itself after a short time. Etc.
It depends on your policy.

I can't remember what it's called but my insurance polcy has a clause that I have to do what a "reasonable" person would do to secure my belongings.
Time was lots of high schools had 'auto shop' for those who wanted it.
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You don't actually think Who gathers its own information, do you? It's supplied its information by governments.
I cheat- on work days, I have a big glass of water and a 200mg caffeine pill. I have an alarm go off one hour earlier than I need to, take the pill, drink the glass of water.

By the time my actual alarm goes off the caffeine has kicked in and I really have to get up and pee.
As someone who has never worked in a SV startup I find the whole culture alien (fascinating but alien).

I don't want an adult sized creche, I want somewhere quiet I can think.
It may be true that some teachers actually want to educate, it may also be true that many even most teachers start their career with that motivation but the system of schooling quickly and permanently removes that motivation and replaces it with Institutional Conformity and replaces any motivation the individual may have had with the motivation of the system.. the school

Some teachers are soo brain washed by this replacement that they do not even recognize the replacement occurred, so insidious is schooling that the teachers still believe they have the same motivation, and same goal of education.
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I've never minded mornings. I mean if I woke up I can be out the door in 5 minutes and be ready for the day. At times it can be odd if I just get few hours of sleep, I can deal with a work day, but after that 6-10 hours I crash pretty hard.
There's a fairly obvious distinction between not sharing someone's values and asserting that someone is a sub-human and should have lower rights due to not being of the right color.

I'm fine with working with people whose don't share my values. I wouldn't be with someone who very publicly and very repeatedly advocated me and my family being enslaved. If you are, good for you! just don't expect everybody to share your obvious strength of character and forgiving nature.
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This is all kind of irrelevant to the issue. Once you have had to consume something, it's already too late, because you may have consumed toxins.

"Detecting food fraud" needs to be happening a heck of a lot earlier in the supply chain then "this tasted wrong".
Cambridge professor on how to stop being manipulated by misleading statistics
Another DC area related source of stigma: iirc, when getting even a public trust level security clearance you have to disclose (or allow them to look up) any medications you routinely take.

Does it kill your chances for a higher level clearance, if you have had depression? I'm not sure. But, it sure seemed like it.
I did say affiliated, third word of the third sentence.
>But I doubt that even more than a few teachers are thinking in the terms of creating a 'compliant' workforce.

Consciously, no probably not. They probably genuinely believe they are educating.. That is the by design.. After all the Students and Parents are not aware most of the time of the manipulation being done upon them either. After all students do learn things... They have to in order to be a use as workers, soldiers, etc. They however must learn not question authority, not question their masters, must not have critical thinking skills, or skills that lesson their dependency on Corporations or Government.

The Underground History of American Education: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWRqZrCMqbA&list=PL8v6e5jkrm...
I agree that this seems ugly
Maybe when the victim isnt a billionaire organization that is true.

In the case of these large corps being hacked, they are 100% responsible, and most of them we do know how they got hacked; its usually through very humdrum (if organized) means.
HTreeMap from mapdb works similar way.
I thought the idea was that they derive more insight from bulk or other commercial mail which will continue to remain unencrypted (maybe signed?) than from personal emails.

I imagine it is a hassle for Google to avoid ads in sensitive topics like "grandma fell from the roof" and "mr snugglepuff just got diagnosed with cancer". If person to person emails were encrypted, I'd think the emails from Target and Amazon would still not (is my argument flawed? It feels flawed but I can't put my finger on the flaw.)
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The built-in ones on Windows, Mac, Linux should all do fine Until they need to legitimately open a service.
Send + Sync are great. The downside of concurrency in Rust is:

1) There isn't transparent integration with IO in the runtime as in Go or Haskell. Rust probably won't ever do this because although such a model scales well in general, it does create overhead and a runtime.

2) OS threads are difficult to work with compared to a nice M:N threading abstraction (which again are the default in Go or Haskell). OS threads leads to lowest common denominator APIs (there is no way to kill a thread in Rust) and some difficulty in reasoning about performance implications. I am attempting to solve this aspect by using the mioco library, although due to point #1 IO is going to be a little awkward.
About 4000 bikes were stolen in Helsinki ([0], pop. 600k) in 2014. This is about the same number as in the city I live in (Germany, around the same population), where I'd never leave a bike unlocked, and where bike theft is considered a problem. Though I am sure there are places where it's much worse, and conversely that it's much better in other cities in Finland.

[0] http://www.helsinkitimes.fi/finland/finland-news/domestic/10...
That one constantly perplexes me. The GPG signature, or X.509 even, means nothing in the message. But if you go to the trouble of putting it in there, then I can actually run checks.

Conversely....I can see the argument not to. Uploading 50,000 1-character name mismatch to bank encryption keys would definitely happen.