skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you misread the title. It is a system for composing UIs for hackers running debuggers, not a UI for 'hackernews'.
I realize that not everyone accepts that pornography is inherently harmful as a medium, and thought to avoid that discussion (which has been going on for longer than we've been alive) in favor of discussing how futile this act of faux solidarity is.
That makes no sense. The geographic source of the cheese is trivila compared to the way it is made. You can get cheap American process ccheese food or you can get expensive classic varieties of cheese from anywhere.
Not always feasible (laptops, macs).
... as discussed extensively on Hacker News on its own page, including threads such as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11459025 .
Maybe it's functioning just as it should (to be clear, I mean this in the sense that is even more pessimistic than Munger's outlook). The responsibility of the stewards of capital is to ensure the capital keeps turning over. Calling it "gambling" is just a scarier way to say the same thing.
Thanks for the feedback :) I didn't know that about Rust's regex!
Despite the note at the end that I wouldn't write more Rust automata code, I'm still a little tempted to try my hand at a Rust crate for automata related things. I'm not sure if I'm going to try that first or try to write the next post in the series...
> My concern is two fold. One, for transgender persons, who will fear the reaction they will get every time they enter the restroom.

I'd wager that most transgender people who use the bathroom they wish to use are already dressing, acting, and mostly passing for their gender. It's not a tall woman in a skirt walking into the men's room, nor someone with a full beard walking into a women's room.

And I'd also wager that the reaction they get when walking into the wrong bathroom is probably much, much worse to deal with on a daily basis.
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That's a pretty empty statement. You can be wealthy and have a brain tumor, or be in prison, or get your head kicked in, or become obsessed with someone who won't love you back or do what you say. You could just have an incredible sense of entitlement, and be angry because you aren't the master of time and space.

All things being equal, more money makes you happier than less money, with decreasing marginal effectiveness. No money always makes you miserable if you aren't being taken care of.
So what do you think happened to those photos?

Some people would be happy to pay for a leaked copy of those photos, for use with any other company that would accept only the "face/license" photo as sufficient proof.
Irony abounds here.

Steve's band gets paid six figures a year each and flies coach to each gig. Steve flies in on a private jet and takes home multiple millions each year.
Aurelius the team behind Titian DB has reimplemented the Tinkerpop graph engine on top of Cassandra. The goal is to scale to billions of edges and vertices.
This is a debugger, not a HN reader. Maybe you commented on the wrong post by accident.
Billionaire Yuri Milner bids another $100M to explore the cosmos
I wonder what you think was insulting in it? I was not particularly defending it, merely explaining the original intent; I don't see any insult in it. (Actually I wish people would discuss the valid point I made, as marssaxman did below, rather than the segway.)

gjm11 explained his downvote, but after I asked. He was also downvoted (temporarily) for some reason.. I don't understand why calm debate about why something was downvoted is a source of so much emotions, that people have to downvote it as well.

It makes me unhappy when people downvote without commenting, because it doesn't add to a discussion either.
Any idea why? Seems like Open Sans ought to be quite well supported.
Why younger people can’t afford a house: money became too cheap
Anyone know what, if anything, this means for the rate limits on issuing certs on a given domain? That was the one thing that was stopping us from making SSL completely automatic on our customer's domains.
Social shaming can only work when the person being shamed is being included in the society doing the shaming. If you shame and exclude someone, you are going to end up alienating and possibly radicalizing them.

Social shaming should be used carefully, sparingly and among close knit communities.

Social shaming that works: "You are welcome, but the things you are saying make me and the people around me feel bad."

Social shaming that doesn't work: "You are a bad person and are not welcome here."
The problem here is that the assignment to Logger.prototype.log superficially looks like a function definition, not like an assignment statement, especially when you don't look too hard at the beginning.
And yet, not only does it still function as it should without those missing semicolons, the author didn't notice them missing. Hmm. Hmmmmm.
This guy does it all alone, never gets hardly any recognition and yet he's still pumping out great songs after a bunch of years:

https://soundcloud.com/plastic-pieces
For poor people there are always a stack of problems. Access to precious resources is just the problem on the top of the stack.

Even if you did solve the problem, other problems in the stack would start popping up.

Being rich always helps.
Parent's point was, how do you tell whether or not your rep was socially engineered? Only some mistakes get complained about. If you don't have such a method then your "10000 sessions a day without a problem" number is fantasy.
This is awesome. If I am a Titan customer, can I migrate to DataStax Graph?
What an aspie rube.
Rural Water, Not City Smog, May Be China’s Pollution Nightmare
Good points except saying that getters and setters are an anti-pattern of OOP. Actually, you contradict this a few lines blow:

> No, good OOP has class/object with both private state

If a class has state, you have to be able to read that state or it's useless.

It's a good practice overall to tell classes what to do but eventually, you need to get information from them. That's where getters come into play.
If I select one from each of the 10 popular categories the permutation space is 288,039,628,800. That's a lot of choice.
You misread the article at a very basic level if you think 2 is related to anything
If it didn't, advertising would not work. I take that it works because companies spend billions trying to persuade people and do via advertising.
> I'm a huge fan of PostgreSQL and certainly if you need an ACID transactional database with the latest SQL support

This answered my question. So now for the follow-up. Are they limited to one core because their goal is to be ACID? As much as people like to blame performance on the tenets of ACID, it's still pretty important for a great deal of things.
Kind of insane that this still hasn't been fixed. You should be able to put something like `strict_semicolons;` at the start of a JS file to tell the interpreter to require semicolons for that file.
Absolutely, I find Google's "The Dataflow Model" paper about this to be a good read: http://research.google.com/pubs/pub43864.html (it talks about generalizing streaming vs. batch vs. micro-batch frameworks so it becomes an easy cost-based decision).
NGINX Plus R9 – dynamic modules, UDP load balancing, idempotent proxy
That's why you sometimes see library code wrapped in IIFEs, starting with a semicolon, like so:

;(function () {

// Library here

}());
I've seen recommendations to start an included Javascript file with a semicolon to avoid this problem.
Those were examples.

Find the australian equivalent.

Pretty easy to find.

Eucalyptus camaldulensis (River Red Gum) is one that is great in high saline environments.

Eucalyptus leucoxylon (Yellow Gum), Eucalyptus melliodora (Yellow Box), Eucalyptus microcarpa (Grey Box), Eucalyptus ovata (Swamp Gum), Eucalyptus viminalis (Manna Gum), Acacia melanoxylon (Blackwood), Allocasuarina verticillata (Drooping Sheoak) Are all good in medium saline environments.

So have your pick.
The client will be renamed and moved to the EFF soon: https://letsencrypt.org/2016/03/09/le-client-new-home.html
I agree, after watching Rick Hickey's talk on CSP [1] I've been very interested in applying it. I got excited when I thought that's what Github had done, to get an idea of what it's like in practice at on a large project.

[1] http://www.infoq.com/presentations/core-async-clojure
But their DNS zone update latency is so high considering the slightly higher price :(
So you're proposing the exact same system that we have now, working in the same way, except that you aren't calling it ownership for some reason, even though being granted the exclusive right to use land by the governemnt, and paying taxes on said land, is what ownership is.

I just don't think that you've thought any of this through, or that you have a coherent image in your mind as to what you're proposing, or how it's different in any way from the status quo.
Let's Encrypt: Leaving Beta, New Sponsors
Wren – class-based concurrent scripting language
wouldn't that be transferred to the kids ?
We're always keeping tabs on what's going on - it's called taking care of our customers and making sure we learn from our mistakes.

This isn't new behavior for us. I've been at this since 2009.
I go to this site for (to my memory) the first time. I'm told I've read 3 of 6 free articles and to enter my email address.

I then clear all cookies, locate the article via google and click-thru. Again I'm told I've read 3 articles.

Really?
FYI, Armstrong thinks that OO sucks [1] so it's weird to see him claim his language is a better OOP language than others.

[1] http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/OO_programming/why_oo_suck...
Subject Alternative Name (SAN) and photo showing a SAN on a CERT:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubjectAltName
You're right. They could always invest in more housing.

A less tongue in cheeck answer: they usually don't invest more than half their savings.

Source: http://www.financialsamurai.com/why-the-rich-hoard-so-much-c...
Show HN: Feature flag management for feature lifecycle control
Pornography is more than hyperstimulation: the messages in pornography are hateful towards women and minorities. Coupling those messages with the reward of orgasm is going much further.
The problem with these types of frameworks is that as soon as you try to do something just outside of the provided templates and examples they either 1. break badly or 2. require a lot more time and effort than just developing the thing natively.
What a great and interesting article. It's also refreshing to read that a government advisor believes that the old managerial model is outdated. While the ruling party has maintained dominance for many years, it has also brought stability to the country. Neighbouring countries don't enjoy the stability and progress as much as Singapore has. In terms of citizen happiness, which is better? It's inconclusive. People who have nothing will always want something. And people who have something will want something else.
We could outlaw using meth. But if is legal to sell, import, produce, and store meth. Then it is too easy to break the using meth law.

We could outlaw getting in car accidents. But if it is legal speed, drive drunk, and run red lights. Then it is too easy to break the car accident law.

My point is sure we outlaw harrasement but for those that may want to do that, allowing them to go into a room where women are alone and disrobed would make it too easy to break that law.
I mean, it's fine if you disagree... but i'm going by the actual numbers[1]. This[3] shows that the 16-24 group and the 25-34 group take up about 39% and 41% of the user base, respectively. The majority of the remainder is 35-44, with 45-54 taking up 4% and 55-64 taking 1%. Compared to a survey from 2014, it does look like the older crowd's use is growing[2].

Based on my own anecdotal use, I find it useless for real connection, only partly due to its lack of tools to determine a good match. I've had long conversations and had plans to meet up more than once, only to be "ghosted" shortly afterward. The only people i've met from Tinder were looking for a hookup. But mine is just one story[3].

[1] http://www.statista.com/statistics/426066/tinder-age-distrib...
[2] http://www.yourtango.com/2014213884/sex-dating-age-group-usi...
[3] http://www.wired.com/2015/05/tinder-users-not-single/ (discusses the specifics of the survey)
I need to adjust my mental factor to 100x then :).

However, you mention that there's not SIMD instruction for division. Then what are divps/divpd? Those do SIMD division (on x86).
>I mean, if you go for a stroll through the roughest neighborhood in town, unarmed, by yourself, at night, and you get mugged, is it wrong to point out that going for that walk was stupid?

Yes, this is the textbook example of victim blaming. Placing any amount of blame on the person who is the victim in this situation is saying that they don't have the right to walk down a street and not be mugged. I am admittedly not the best at describing this because up until recently I had the same thought process as you. I would encourage you to find better explanations than what I can offer and be willing to have your beliefs challenged.
skj, there's a lot more to policy and procedure than just human intervention. We're fully aware of this valid concern and are committed to security on both human and technical sides.
They recently raised the rate limit on certificates per domain per week from 5 to 20. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/rate-limits-for-lets-enc...
In order to cause enough damage to need this kind of backup system it would have to be huge. Something of that magnitude would also cause similar (if not more immediately catastrophic) problems for a dam or even wind turbines. Making the pool itself redundant in case of its failure is not all that difficult to do, although largely unnecessary. I'm only highlighting one of a myriad of systems that are designed to deal with worst-case of worst-case scenarios.

I realize you're attempting to pick out those kinds of things and highlight that something can go wrong. But for any system something can go wrong given incredible situations. Modern nuclear reactors account for a large number of incredibly unlikely scenarios and provide mitigations for them.
The trend towards optional semicolons isn't good. Javascript, Go, and Rust all have different semicolon syntax and semantics.
This shit is responsible for the whole buzz here. http://www.bridezilla-game.com
This seems very easy to bypass.
Out of curiosity, what platform combination is that?
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Hi,
I’m Edith Harbaugh, CEO & co-founder of LaunchDarkly. Feature flagging/toggling is a best practice of continuous delivery. Feature flagging is easy - you can do it with a config file or a database field. However, once you start feature flagging at scale, your feature flag config files can become a junk drawer & a form of technical debt.

LaunchDarkly is a feature flag management system that allows you to scale up. You get an intuitive UI that non-technical users can control feature flags with - for example, a Product Manager can turn on functionality. We also give you access level controls and audit logging - allowing you to control who can change which feature flag and get visibility on these changes. As well, we offer SDKs for multiple languages so you can use feature flags consistently, across mobile and web. When you’re ready to use feature flags at scale, we hope you’ll use LaunchDarkly.

Would love your feedback about how you’re using feature flags already, and what you’d expect to see from a feature flag management system.
For that specific problem you could use the upcoming addition to JS of SIMD for data parallelism while still in single threaded JS.
most of google does not run on google cloud.
Yes, that's generally my outlook on the business aspect of the music industry. There are of course needed staff professionals - PR, Legal, Booking - but if those can be hired and managed with some good accounting by an artist/management team (and not behind a label's closed doors, subject to contract obligations) then it stands to reason more revenue will be retained by the principal.

Practically speaking, I think it's the musicians who "ask" someone else to take care of that stuff that get screwed. This is more like the "Pop Star Contract" take-it-or-leave-it kind of approach. Sure, the label can make a person a star, but that comes with some significant catches (see: rappers angry their label won't release their new album).
Which doesn't jive with the either the title, or conclusion of the post.
Money is a coercive agent in any situation, and coerced sex acts are rape.
Is there a 2D view option for the people that actually have to discuss and implement the isometric marketecture diagrams created by this tool?
I know this problem and it's probably because this site sucks energy from everything else! http://www.bridezilla-game.com
This discussion won't get very far if all you think arrays are is syntactic sugar. The array type is useful - think in terms of a static analyser if it helps - in different ways than pointers.
Does "leaving beta" mean that any API limits have been increased? The 7 certs per domain per week thing is kind of a pain…
We wouldn't do that because there would be too much FoF violence. If the holding org found out the perp was a cop they would probably destroy the evidence.
I think so. It looks like it's compatible with any tinkerpop graph database.
Man, symlinks are not silly, they are super easy to deal with and super powerful. They do everything for you without you even knowing it.

Now, you're using Git submodules in your setup. This, yes, is a nasty and dangerous thing to deal with.
The only time I have been bothered with these kind of ads, is when DoubleClick serves me those on my Android.

DoubleClick certainly is not the worst offender of this, but they are the biggest player. Is Google going to block/penalize the sites of their own customers? That would feel weird. Is Google going to block/penalize the sites of their competitors? That would also feel weird.
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It's quite weird to me that the unusual adjective 'climbing' had no impact on the way you pictured it. Of course your description is more likely the real outcome, but it's a very unlikely immediate picture to have when the person describing it is making use of a bespoke aspect of the person (that he climbs) as the primary means of identifying him.
I don't believe you properly understand what victim blaming is or the argument I am making here, hence the reason I recommended you and your CIO don't bother continuing trying to discuss this. You're giving people reason to dislike Namecheap for no gain to yourself and your brand.
Can someone explain what's happening here? I'm a JavaScript dev, perfectly familiar with JS and with semi-colon insertion, but I'm not following the code after "This is how V8 sees it:"

I don't see how or why the two lengthy statements using `apply` are being omitted entirely. I also don't see how that's "perfectly valid code" . . . I tried running it and got an error 'cannot read property forEach of undefined.'
Okay. Not really sure why I got downvoted so much. Why am I wrong?
Not sure what you're trying to insinuate, but the first "// here" is the one that broke the code as mentioned in the article.
Most artists know next to nothing about business, which makes them prey to those who do. I think this explains why the industry is so horribly exploitative.
WTF are Containers?
So then you introduce someone that has female genitalia, but looks from all outward respects to be male (possibly including facial hair if they're on hormone therapy). By law in NC this person is required to use the women's restroom. Does that increase comfort for either of them?

Example: https://twitter.com/JayShef/status/712845760287494144/photo/...

Frankly, while I like being comfortable, one should always think twice before passing laws purely for the purpose of increasing comfort. (Particularly in this case, where the discomfort appears to be far more theoretical than common). When I think of the society my grandparents, or even, heck, my PARENTS found "comfortable", I would feel very sad to live there.
They recently raised that one to 20. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/rate-limits-for-lets-enc...
Putting #1 as #1 looks like bitter deflection. You do it elsewhere in the thread too, saying that lack of 2fa on the email account opened the door to this. You should be well aware both that most security issues end up being perfect storm of circumstances, and that attackers can and will target multiple points in the chain. Relying on #1 as the spearhead of your apparent defense here is tantamount to admitting that you are relying on the security of people's email accounts as part of your own security process, which is wild.

You also didn't mention all the terrible things the OP pointed out that someone can do with just your password even when 2fa is enabled.
One Founder, Both Sides of the M&A Table
Google Developers Create API for Direct USB Access via Web Pages
Shipping games & software has some distinct differences though, esp in gamedev.

Most of your credibility is based on the titles that you've worked on(and more importantly been credited on which is the largest difference). When a project gets canceled you don't get credited and in some cases can't even talk about what you worked on since the IP might have reverted back to the publisher.
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I like working on code bases without semi colons better than those with, because the choice to drop is indicative of the team's attitudes, and I often find many other things I like about those softwares.

The rules to drop them are simpler than the rules to keep them.
I really love this series. I particularly appreciate the emphasis on developing safe abstractions: it's what makes it developing an OS in Rust (following the Rust philosophy) as opposed to just developing an OS (which happens to be written in Rust).
Or "go ahead and search me. You'll find nothing but a bill for my next vacation."
He's just describing the general tone and state of the US. It's always been crooked. The US is crooked to its core. They've been singing that tune for over a century. People who believe otherwise just buy into their hustle.
Some people are grammar geeks; others are code geeks. I'm glad to know we have both.
Your Google search is context specific (to you) so I would certainly expect it to show up near or at the top.

New VM at aws, no previous Google searches. Still #2.
Are they though? Defining middle-class might be good as well. A decent home in some parts of Utah is 150-200K. Granted some parts are more expensive. And for a college, BYU runs at about 2.5-3.5K a semester, not all that bad. I managed to work my way through most of college.
And Google's own Adwords ads looking more an more like organic search results and pushing the organic results further down the page isn't social engineering at all, right?
> So why would men, who have the advantage of choice

this made me laugh out loud.

for any men reading this -- do NOT listen to a woman, no matter how logical her advice may sound, when it comes to dating advice. just don't.
Heh, the article author seems to point out the same thing!

> And while there were no real rules yet, there was one agreed-upon convention: graphics were primitive and were never to be shown on the cover.
Cache Friendly 3D Proximity Query (C++)
No, I am wondering.

Yes, it seems likely to me that talking about underwear color would prevent some students from using the list and those students would disproportionately be likely to be female, based on my own experiences in engineering school. But I posted what I did specifically because I wanted to see if my suspicions were correct.