skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Let's take an example of a general personal assistant chat bot experience and compare it to a brand chat bot experience. Remember in both cases we are typing our conversation not speaking it

General/PA chat bot
Me: What movies are playing tonight?

BOT: HBO has XYZ from 8PM to 10PM, UVW from 10PM to midnight. Starz has ABC from 7:30PM to 10:00PM, DEF from 10PM to 12:30AM

Me: No I mean what movies are playing in theaters tonight?

BOT: AMC at Location 1 near you is playing blah blah blah, Century Cinemas at Location 2 near you is playing blah blah blah, (lists off 3 other theaters with movie times)

Me: I want 2 tickets to blah blah at AMC tonight

BOT: Ticket price at AMC.com is $22. Reply with AMC to buy them. Ticket price at Fandango.com is $23. Reply with FAN to buy them.

ME: AMC

BOT: Here are your tickets. http://amc.com/tickets/23BDK532KDJF93434

BRAND CHAT BOT EXPERIENCE
ME: What movies are playing tonight?

AMC BOT: At an AMC near you, ABC is playing at 7:30pm, DEF is playing at 7:00PM, GHI is playing at 8:30PM, ABC iMax is playing at 9:00PM

(I switch to the Century Cinemas bot)

ME: What movies are playing tonight?

CENTURY BOT: At a Century near you, XYZ is playing at 8:00PM, ABC is playing at 8:30PM, GHI is playing at 8:30PM

(I switch to another theater's chat bot)

ME: What movies are playing tonight?

BOT: Movie 1 is playing at 9PM, Movie 2 at 9:30PM, Movie 3 at 9:30PM .....

So in the end a general chat bot will be more user friendly than going to each individual brand's chat bot. That basically means developer's not associated with a brand will be building aggregate bots for specific verticals because building a general BOT that addresses any query is impractical for any single developer. Then what happens when multiple developers all target the same vertical? The BOT marketplace becomes littered with duplicates and becomes like the Android marketplace. So basically BOTS = APPS but with a chat interface and some rudimentary NLP rather than a UI.
Coffee wars: South Korea's cafe boom nears saturation point
Nvidia  announces Tesla P100 accelerator for HPC applications
Right. Who wants to use a platform where you can't base64 the file's data into the filename?
reminds me of "Game Dev Tycoon", where if it detected it was cracked, the player had a hard time progressing because their virtual company kept getting ripped off by crackers.

http://gameological.com/2013/05/inventory-9-games-with-creat... (it is the first one)
Investbank.ae DataBase and UAE Military
http://pastebin.com/p8pEiUct

Hacker Buba killed few days ago.

Before being killed, he requested to publish all information from #Investbank if with him something will happen.

Link for all available information from #Investbank:

GOOGLE DRIVE: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0Bz6Twbr7aG_tajZUTm5JY2lFcUE&usp=sharing

Inside - all info from bank, about the customers private info and their payments, cards, etc.

Within a few days will publish new information about a very large Arab Bank. More than 50% of the inhabitants of this country - the clients of this Bank.

============================================================================

FULL DATABASE: dbo.sql

FULL HISTORY IF TRANSACTIONS: TRAN_DETAILS.sql

BALANCES ON ACCOUNTS: CH_NOBOOK.sql

ALL CREDIT CARDS:
1. CARD_VAL.sql
2. CARD_101_16JAN13.sql
3. CARD_FILE.sql
4. IBCC_ADDRESSORG.sql

TRANSFERS: IBCC_PAYMENT.sql

And more more . Total 30 tables with full bank info. Next arab bank soon.

Enjoy!

@ulkuocaklar1923
They may appear nicer but when I read Yelp reviews in Rockridge and Temescal they occasionally mention the bars on the windows or robberies taking place which I've never seen in San Francisco. Not trying to say the average person will encounter problems but I do think even those areas have more crime than you'd think.

As someone who lived in Oakland and now has rent control in the Mission, I would say that my safety : price ratio is significantly higher here in SF after a relatively small period of time.
Did Drupal and Drupalgeddon Lead to Panama Paper Leaks at Mossack Fonseca?
No worries at all!! This is my first foray into writing publicly and I am learning a lot from this and other discussions! It's really interesting and helpful! I'll incorporate some of the input into future articles. I'll certainly be mindful that the audience might be much broader than originally intended and to structure the content accordingly.

Yes - there is actually no way to purchase anything form emozia right now, which in this context is really funny/ironic.
Two-hundred people will run GE from the company’s new headquarters in the Fort Point part of the city and another 600 will work in its labs. According to Immelt’s vision, the headquarters will be open for interacting with startups and academia in which GE is both convener and catalyst.
... still waiting for someone to workflow+1
>* Turn-by-turn largely takes care of this

no turn by turn gps usually causes them to blindly follow that without thinking. in places like Seattle there's a huge difference between GPS and actually knowing your way around. also paying someone to drive you somewhere kinda loses it's appeal once you have to tell them how to do it, especially if you are inebriated on your way home.
The surprising habits of original thinkers
Very nice!

Suggestion: if you use a CDN or other methods to improve the performance make sure to point it out in the landing page.

Keep up the good job.
Scientists can observe the nano structure of food in 3D
A git client that's running on hardware you don't control though. One of the golden rules of using GPG is to never run it on any machine except your own.
No, they still use MTProto and not an AEAD construction.
Also no state income tax in TX, I believe.
I find your comment to be idiotic at best. Sorry to go off like that, but by your logic people who condemned Dr Mengele are being judgemental (sure I know the crimes are not nearly at the same scale). The fact that you find this interesting or fascinating (and it is a moot point whether the observations are really contributing anything at all to human knowledge) is completely besides the point. I don't understand how some HN readers wouldn't think 2wice about condemning what the NSA does (which has some justification and would be really fascinating if we could all see it) and think of giving this a pass (presumably since it did not involve your own privacy).
It definitely should include file transfers, according to their blog post: https://blog.whatsapp.com/10000618/end-to-end-encryption.

Are you sure encryption was active, both devices on the latest version?
Is there a chance that the conversion was done on either of the devices?

Otherwise, yeah, something isn't right.
Teaching Men to Be Emotionally Honest
That cost of doing business is unacceptably high. It amounts to, "run a tor exit node, lose your 4th amendment rights... and your 5th amendment rights, if you want to keep your hardware... and consider your hardware compromised."

Who's going to run a tor exit node if that's the legal precedent?

It's also pointless. While it's possible for a CP collector or distributor to run an exit node as cover, why would they when they can just use tor for real for all their CP dealings?

Think of the ultimate consequences. Such a legal precedent would have CP and other criminal activity causing more collateral damage rather than less. If all it takes to get most tor exit node operators to shut them down is engaging in illegal activities that will draw the attention of the authorities, then I can imagine a lot of countries' intelligence and military services would have an interest in engaging in criminal activities using U.S. tor exit nodes to reduce the available pool of tor exit nodes.
I'm not so sure that contributions would be welcome. When I've come up against limitations, and go search through the mailing lists to see what's been done, I find that ideas and code have been rejected.

I have a key fob that performs cryptographic operations. Rather than use existing standards, GnuPG demands full control of the fob, making it impossible to use the same device for client certs on browsers, or for the VPN, etc. There are some barely maintained shims that get around some of these design flaws, but it's an extremely hassle to find the shims and to get them working.

GnuPG's agent also makes it quite difficult to use git remotely. Most of the code I write is on remote servers, setting up an agent to allow forwarded operations.

I think that it's time to move on from GPG, or fork it, or something. There's not much in GPG's implementation of PGP that I like.
Do you know any good sources for this information? I can seem to find any (see my post above).
This Weird Tech Could Stop Thieves from Stealing Your Deliveries
Remote Access Trojan or Remote Administration Tool, depends who you ask.

Basically a small tool that runs hidden and allows remote keylogging, upload and download of files, screen capture, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DarkComet is a good example of a free one.
This tool allows to download code from codepen
Not wanting to put words into GP's mouth but I think the implication was that a bigger slice of the R&D budget goes on the interior of these cars because the drivetrain is a solved problem.
The Hidden Economics of Porn
Agreed. Was thinking of the Portland context.
More detail on the GPUs in the system:

https://devblogs.nvidia.com/parallelforall/inside-pascal/
https://devblogs.nvidia.com/parallelforall/wp-content/upload...

source: https://devblogs.nvidia.com/parallelforall/inside-pascal/
>Regulation never helps the end-consumers,

you can't be serious
That could get confusing.

"Ok, your pattern is Bread Cloud Tiller..."
"Scheiße! We're being MITMed! My pattern is Brot Wolke Pinne..."
Why does it have to assume when I vist a site I want the distraction at all? How about we put it in a setting or other page I have to explicitly visit and opt in to receive notifications. Just like signing up for emails, etc...
Where might you need navigation on short trips?

I assume you can just turn the navigation off in a BMW so that it doesn't prevent using the rest of the functionality.
The ones that aren't growing. For example, Detroit.
As of last year prices for general HPC resources were running around $3/GFLOP[1], or about $500,000 for 170TFlops if my math is correct.

Sounds like this is a significant cost savings if it fits your use case.
Please don't. Not because of your particular view, but because garden-variety politics are off topic on HN.
The new wave
Sad as this is, realize that the cheap mechanical locks it replaced weren't much better. The attacks aren't necessarily harder, just different and more familiar to us. Bumping and picking can be pretty trivial to people well-versed in locksmithing just like obvious vulnerabilities are trivial to those of us well-versed in software.
"Taxi is actually by far the easiest to get a ride on."
Unless it's raining, 5PM (taxi shift swap time), a peak time (eg. bar closing time), or most places in the five boroughs that are not Manhattan below 96th street (but the green cabs help with that.)

Being a Queens resident who does not live on a main artery to Manhattan, Uber/Lyft every time.
sigh would be nice if it was somebody with a better-supported streaming experience like YouTube. I've already got a YouTube app on about 3 devices connected to my TV. I'm sure not going to watch on a computer. Maybe twitter will come up with an AppleTV app....

In 2015, CBS and NFL network "teamed up" to provide coverage of Thursday night football, which meant... the first half of the season was available over-the-air, and the second half was cable-only.
This is most likely illegal. Tim owns the copyright to his podcasts.

You can't republish copyrighted works on your website. You cant republish someone else's books, photographs, music or podcasts.
Right, which ties back into my original point. I bet there are devs using the less secure interface right now because it was easier to test in the browser that way. Good UX for certificate management in browsers would make a lot of the web more secure.
> It's easy to shoot yourself in the foot with TLS

I would argue it's easier to shoot yourself in the face trying to re-implement/re-design something like TLS.
We’ve Figured Out How to Program Living Cells
The company that provides fake paparazzi and counterfeit protesters
People say this constantly. It shouldn't matter your age, race, gender, etc., all that matters is the work. And yet, and yet.

Seems like it does matter.
> native ads like Taboola, Outbrain and Revcontent are winning

Ah yes, Taboola, that was it. About a year ago, Taboola was specifically what caused me to install ad block.

I generally didn't find ads too horrible. My browsing habits just never sent me to sites that had really obnoxious ads, and in certain cases, I specifically would avoid sites like Sourceforge, Softpedia or Download.com, because of their fake download link ads. For the most part, I tolerated (and largely ignored) the existence of ads. I've actually even legitimately clicked on ads before (fewer than 10 in my life, and only for something work-related), though I'm not sure it's ever caused a purchase.

Then these stupid "You may also like" things started appearing everywhere, very similar in style to actual real "related articles on this site" content. That's so misleadingly close to the fake download button ads that it was really getting on my nerves. Then the content quickly got obnoxious, with celebrity gossip, and the one that totally put me over the edge was some gross picture of some type of medical problem which I was seeing multiple times a day.

Honestly I even initially started out with just the intent of blocking Taboola only, but they do things to presumably make it harder to block, and so it was easier just to leave on the default blocklists (which had already done the work to block Taboola everywhere) and everything else was just a casualty of that working.

So are "native ads" like Taboola the answer? I sure hope not, because I am willing to spend a lot of energy to never see that nonsense again.
We have just launched project based on Angular 2 framework
Looking to make a new group of friends in your neighborhood?
It looks like it uses a separate daughterboard that houses the GPUs + NVLink, connected to the main motherboard using quad Infiniband EDR (400Gbps) + RDMA. http://images.anandtech.com/doci/10225/SSP_85.JPG
Chairman of everything
Games with creative copy protection (2013)
Hi HN,
I'm starting a company, Krewe, to help people make a new group of friends right in their neighborhood that they could potentially see every day, even when they're busy. It places you into a group of five of your peers (so it's comfortable meeting up at first), all who live within a mile of you (so it's convenient to meet up often and become great friends).

Having close friends you can see all the time is the secret to happiness. I hope a few of you will take ~20 seconds to sign up, because I know you all will love it.
Looks like I have to do something special to get this working with GitHub Desktop (for Mac). Seems that gpg installed through brew isn't recognized by that client. Is it possible to use both?
I realize you've gotten hammered by downvotes already, but this comment crosses the additional (and much worse) line of personal attack. Please don't do that on HN, regardless of who you're disagreeing with or how wrong they may be.
These problems aren't insurmountable.

> We have trouble coming up with rule sets that are complete,

That's okay. Incomplete rules are better than no rules at all. There exist modeling techniques that require making less assumptions about the domain. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonparametric_statistics can deal with data sets about whose distribution you want to make no assumptions. Also, using an incomplete model and measuring its inadequacy can help us construct a better model.

> non-contradictory,

Contradictory rules are a fact of life in certain domains. There exist techniques for dealing with them, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goal_programming.

> and that really span the domain,

You can split the domain into regions that you understand in isolation then patch everything together, possibly using some smoothening transformation to avoid pathological behaviors at the boundaries.
What! How can you not see the injustice in a US expatriate who has not set foot in the US for 20 years paying taxes to the IRS if they earn over $100K and their country of residence has a lower tax rate than America? That is exactly what happens today, no other country does this, and there is nothing just about it!
The reality of AR/VR business models
Why Iceland’s prime minister just resigned over the Panama Papers leak
In the immediate sense, this is bad, long term one hopes, this will just accelerate the diffusion of technology centered companies away from the bay area and to the valleys and prairies and cities around the country, slowly transforming the economy as they spread out, or likely just spread out from these distant outposts.

Once the startups make it, rather than develop large campuses in the bay area they can expand elsewhere and take advantage of those workforces.
I use a Yubikey 4 for this purpose, signing individual commits then becomes "physically touch the key to sign" (after you enter the pin one time) rather than entering a long passphrase.
(Not OP, but know several people that do this sort of investing...)

It's a combination of

1.) Wealthy Asian businesspeople who are looking for a place to park some of the foreign reserves they own overseas.

2.) Hedge funds, investing institutional capital in relatively "safe" investments with guaranteed revenue streams.

3.) Corporate prop-trading desks, parking corporate profits in tax-advantaged long-term assets until its needed. Google, for example, is a major owner of affordable housing developments.

This is what often happens after a speculative bubble bursts: all the folks who invested based on irrational exuberance get cleaned out of the market, and then assets are transferred to other investors who are generally much more prudent, often using spare cash that was sitting on the sidelines. In this case, the assets just happen to be where everybody lives.
> Block cards not issued in the country where you operate

Please, don't do this. It's so annoying.

> Enabled 3D Secure

Yes, this is a really good idea.
Tilt Brush: painting from a new perspective
You're COMPLETELY wrong... like extremely wrong. Bitcoin transactions between peers have always been legal.

Conversion of USD - Bitcoin over something like $5000/year needs a MSL
Maybe so, but please don't post unsubstantive comments that just put someone else down.

I'm sure there's a thoughtful comment lurking in there if you want to take the time to make it; if you don't, that's fine, but then please don't post at all.
GitHub Desktop doesn't support commit/tag signing at this point. Sorry.
Y Combinator's Livingston on Female Founders in a Male-Heavy Tech Industry
After all these years, we still can't easily vertical align in HTML?
This is really just an example of one of many things I am perplexed by as a web developer. It is quite astonishing to me that in year 2016, after over 20+ years of web advancements, we still can't easily do things like vertically align HTML elements. I'm sure there are justifiable reasons but I'm still baffled nevertheless.
Ask HN: How Will Google and Apple Respond to the Success of Alexa Echo?
Amazon's Alexa Echo is on a tear. When and how do you think Google, Apple and others will respond?
DICOM Grid - Phoenix AZ, or REMOTE - Senior UI Developer

DICOM Grid, a SaaS start-up in the healthcare technology field, is looking for a JavaScript developer to maintain and enhance DICOM Grid’s front-end medical image sharing and reading web application. You will report to the Director of Dev Ops.

Familiarity with modern front-end web development is essential, including but not limited to HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, LESS, JQuery, Underscore, Handlebars, Backbone, and TypeScript. Experience working in the medical industry (DICOM, HL7, PACS, etc.) would be a bonus, but is not required. The ideal candidate would be able to work independently with minimal supervision, and be enthusiastic about keeping up-to-date with the latest web technologies.

The team is distributed with team members working remotely in Phoenix, Boston, New York, Utah, and St. Louis.

Position Responsibilities
- Plan, evaluate, implement, test, and document new features and bug fixes for the DICOM Grid web application.
- Work with other development team members to integrate with backend services.
- Work with DevOps to deploy code into our production and UAT environments.
- Work with customers and professional services to gather requirements.
- Conform to company standard operating procedures.

What qualifies you to join?
- A combination of a college degree in CS, Math, Physics, or related, relevant work experience, and/or a strong open source portfolio.
- General interest in the healthcare field.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- High enthusiasm and desire to work on an entrepreneurial team.
- Roll-up-the sleeves attitude is a must.
- Meticulous attention to detail with strong organization skills.
- Heavy emphasis will be placed on problem solving skills, personal initiative and good people management/relationship skills. Sense of humor is mandatory.

Logistics
- This is virtual position, so you must be able to work from home effectively
- Base salary and stock options depend on experience; health insurance, paid holidays, and vacation are part of the package.

Send your resume along with links to your StackOverflow, GitHub profiles, etc. to jobs@dicomgrid.com. For bonus points, include a solution to the following short task, including code in JavaScript or the frontend language of your choice: given a JSON object conforming to the schema { value: ..., collapsed: (true|false), children: [...] }, where children is an array of objects conforming to the same schema, and a function render taking values to DOM elements, layout the information for read-only display, with the ability to expand/collapse individual nodes. The aim of the exercise is to demonstrate familiarity with JavaScript, so a very basic UI is all that is needed.
There was some stuff floating around a while back saying that the repair & software update agreement that some mfgrs have would contractually prevent them from even being able to do OTAs.

I've been saying a while Tesla's competitive advantage isn't batteries or electric motors(these are pretty well understood) but in software. They can aggregate statistics across 100k+ cars and determine how people really use cars as opposed to guesses or surveys which are not nearly as accurate. Combine that with monthly/bi-monthly OTAs and you've got a good chance for disruption.
Artificially restricting housing supply through SF-like approval processes is not capitalism, and rent control is a band aid. It is laws that highly favors the incumbents that already live there. Even if we determined who should be allowed to live here with some other mechanism than money we would still be housing supply constrained.
Um, consent? Two 'homophiliacs' can agree to have sex with each other. Not so much with the other one...
Elections have consequences, as they say.
Samuel Beckett in Paris: a luminous emptiness
Bayesian Reasoning in the Twilight Zone
Please don't be uncharitable. This thread managed to be fairly civilized despite the strongly divergent views HN users have. Posting comments like this only tears the community back into war of all against all, and to quote my son from when he was two, "that what we not do".
Does it happen to you when you use the http link or the https link? Or both?