skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I never used that word. I called it harassment, which can come in different varieties.

Upon reviewing my previous response, I don't even see where I made mention of gender even to the extent of a pronoun.
So? The existence of a conforming C compiler is all it takes for the C language to have been ported to that platform.

Or do you think C isn't ported to a platform unless every random C program you download from the internet compiles and runs?
thanks ido
The problems with the French engineering culture
I don't know about that. I'm just honestly confused what Facebook offers for those purposes that "traditional" tools don't.
How to make people stay on your website for more than 5 seconds?
Don't forget CSSes.
Incredible!!! Thanks for sharing. Will try this out soon hopefully :D
I'm not the creator of this, but to me React isn't about speed, it's about creating isolated, testable components within an understandable architecture. Given that, it's just as useful here as it would be anywhere else.
Once you (or somebody you know) has obtained such a disc, it is trivial to get all the music you want over to that phone. You don't need to own a computer, any public place that offers computer service is enough and may even do the copying for you.

Sure, it's not as convenient as spotify, but just as in western world you can charge people a few bucks for extra convenience, in the developing world people will usually take awkward steps to avoid paying multiple dollars.
Ask HN: What good cybersecurity blogs do you follow?
I follow Bruce Scheiner (https://www.schneier.com/), but nothing else specific to cybersecurity. Looking for other recommendations. Thanks!
I just submitted a pull request: https://github.com/docker-library/redis/pull/57
you can also make it a query parameter, which often works better. E.g. https://youtu.be/L0bMeDj76ig?t=38m18s
It's one of my weird muscle memory glitches. (Had to type it in rather than link, because no twitter at work).
Tedcruz.com website features a picture of Hillary as the next POTUS
Unless you're using a language with lazy evaluation
Agreed.

However, "making us fatter" implies causality. I don't think the paper substantiates that.
Yes please! So much interesting stuff that this would enable.
I do all right. State my piece, supply evidence, and avoid idiotic fights. There's always someone wrong on the Internet. #386.
Interesting. That's a change from the Grasshopper testing platform? If I recall correctly, it was able to hover.
"The short story is that I’ll be collecting interest on this loan at a rate of 10%, until 11 months from now when the loan is suddenly repaid in a balloon payment."

Sounds a whole lot like subprime. In a rising market, it's not a bad deal. In a flat/down market, expect a lot of these to crater.
nice! didn't realize thats how that worked.
Closest NASA got to this (besides the STS) was DC-X.
Gavin's commit access to Bitcoin Core will not be reinstated
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10724206

(-:
See also: https://https.cio.gov/

I suspect they haven't caught up with the mandate.
Its quite easy tracking song popularity down to number plays, thanks to the streaming services, but thats now. Any idea where the old data is coming from? Couldn't find any links on the site.
Security – Politics, humanity and the philology of care (John T. Hamilton) [video]
> My problem with many existing geo implementations is they assume that a circular radius is the query type I care about

Really? Wouldn't most GIS implement something like OGC Simple Features? AFAIK all SQL GIS implementations follow that (to various levels of completeness, but even MySQL has shapes support since 5.6)
The ability to get a single feed of what they are doing that they can easily send out to everyone without having to create a mailing list.

Being able to easily react to any status that your friends post, and being able to comment on that. The email equivalent would be a separate email thread for each status update from each friend. That would quickly get messy.

And a big one for me is being able to create an event, and invite friends to it. Any updates to said event can then be communicated to all those interested without you having to make updates to a list of email addresses.
She does (still) have a canary:

https://fyb.patternsinthevoid.net/canary.html
Presumably, ultimately, all languages are typed in some way. Otherwise, how would the interpreter (or whatever execution environment is relevant) deduce what binary data was what?

I think the question you mean -- which I'm also interested in the answer to -- is: How can a dynamically typed language be statically type checked? Presumably Hindley-Milner style inference doesn't/can't work. Do static analysers such as Mypy therefore trace the execution of the code until it finds something that conflicts? Are there cases where this approach won't work, either technically or practically?
"Human nature". Alternatively: People who think the data is not as pertinent today or in other lines of work believe that human behavior is largely determined by context, not a priori hardwired behavior.
Unfortunately, it's worth noting that while NASA's achievements were extremely laudable, it's an open question whether they could reproduce the results in a short timeframe. Some of the technologies of the Apollo era have been misplaced (either within NASA's large body of hard-copy material or never transferred from private contractors who have gone away).

SpaceX is exciting because they're doing launches and landings right now, reliably and successfully.
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(Buy companies.)
How Literature Became Word Perfect
Public transit has a huge NIMBY problem. It raises value in a radius around transit stops, but decreases the value of anything along it's route.
Officially US zip codes are just collections of addresses, they don't necessarily correspond to areas.

I think most free datasets are probably just the areas that Census derived for TIGER (or at the very least, rely heavily on that data).
Probably a good time to move to sha256 instead of sha1.
https://sites.google.com/site/itstheshappening/
If they were, they wouldn't make a phone call first. They would just do it.
RexPaint: a powerful and user-friendly ASCII art editor
The ROV is (or will be) named "Boaty".

I agree though and hhave argued that the campaign was genius -- inspired or accidental. You can't buy this kind of publicity. Especially for science.
Driverless cars: when robots rule the road
If anyone interested in this approach to security, consult his book:
https://books.google.fr/books?id=201Of096E0kC&printsec=front...
They would just serve the paper using the usual techniques for delivering legal papers to persons possibly unwilling to receive them. These techniques usually avoid identifying yourself upfront.

I believe they rather want information which they cannot legally force her to divulge (otherwise see above), so they're trying their luck at intimidation.
Disagree.

Lefkowitz v. Turley, 414 U.S. 70, 77 (1973) the Fifth Amendment “not only protects the individual against being involuntarily called as a witness against himself in a criminal prosecution, but also privileges him not to answer official questions put to him in any other proceeding, civil or criminal, formal or informal, where the answers might incriminate him in future criminal proceedings
Judging product popularity by visible usage is a dumb idea? So if you see lots of people driving Toyotas, and only rarely (or never) see someone driving a Ferrari, you wouldn't take seriously someone who speculated that Toyota unit sales are higher than Ferrari?
The Apollo missions were one-offs. They left nothing behind that future missions could utilize. Everything was disposed of after use, even Spacelab which had a very short life and completed a specific programme of missions and then burned up.

The shuttle was the first attempt at re-usability but was far too expensive to be viable. Only the space station is genuinely long term re-useable infrastructure. It's something you can actually use as a platform for further missions beyond it's initial purpose but it also has been excessively expensive. We can't go on like this. Nobody is talking about a replacement space station, the appetite just isn't there. Unless somebody does something, the space station might be the last long term repeatedly occupied human habitat in space.

SpaceX is doing something about that. If they really can reduce launch costs by a factor of 100:1, it will change the fundamental economics of everything we do in space. Suddenly going to the moon stops being a pointless gesture and becomes an economically viable long term proposition. Human habitats in space of the scale of the ISS or bigger become affordable. They're even talking about colonizing Mars and plan to do what's effectively a tech demo of that in 2018.

For the first time the rocket man dreams of the 1970s look like they could actually happen. For a lot of people, that's pretty exciting.

P.S. Downvotes for this question? Really? I'm as much a fan of SpaceX as anyone but it's a fair question, SpaceX haven't even launched one of their recovered rockets yet.
>men aren't gaining that muscle weight they already have
>Women tend to do more cardio activities to burn fat; meaning an active women may be losing weight.

The muscle weight is a metabolic load that requires constant caloric intake to support, sedentary women do more cardio to compensate for their otherwise low metabolism. May not be a misprint.
Way to get morbid HN... but yeah. Anything that distracts from original purpose is a tar pit for time. I certainly hope I don't go into a cemetery willing and end up staying...
...or how big it is. That's a 12 storey empty beercan, on fire, hurtling in from space. Any catching hack would require the stage to slow down anyway.
Fear of prison?
>Saying you have to go all the way, so to speak, and you can't do anything to prevent it is the same as saying it has to be for that purpose.

No it is not. At all. Saying you can't barf up your food after you eat it is not the same as saying you can only eat solely for the purpose of nourishment. You can still eat for taste and pleasure. You just can't prevent yourself from getting the nourishment that goes with it.

>Buy saying you can't do anything to prevent pregnancy and saying the only way you can have sex if there is a chance you procreate is the same thing

Which has nothing to do with the subject. You are confusing intent with outcome.
Take a look at Bluebird Bio and their gene therapy for beta-thalassemia. Great initial response, but then the effect wore off.

The other challenge is repeat dosing. Many of these gene therapies use viral vectors that the body develops an immune response to. You can't dose a 2nd time unless you change the vector (or suppress the immune system).
This is terrorism. Given what we all know based on past events about how the FBI conducts their activities, there is no way any reasonably aware citizen can conduct their life normally after such an encounter.

The last discussion thread on this topic had more than a few people complaining that Isis (the given name of the developer in the article) is overreacting and paranoid, which is a saddening response to see. It exposes the privileges and unfortunate circumstances citizens find themselves in because these agencies refuse to prosecute their anti-terror investigations in well-thought out ways, instead pursuing facile leads without regard to the external effects they cause.

We've even seen evidence that these agencies deliberately manipulate otherwise innocent people into behavior that implicates them in their "terror suspect" criteria, so it's hard to believe that anyone in this situation could be somehow too cautious.
To expand on that topic: You can find all the Dockerfiles of the official images linked at the very top on Docker Hub [1]. Once my pull request is merged a Docker-Redis maintainer will have to open another pull request to update the references of the official image on Docker hub [2].

In fact I already updated the Redis Docker image once. You can see the full process there [3].

[1] https://hub.docker.com/_/redis/
[2] https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pulls
[3] https://github.com/docker-library/redis/pull/25
We won't know whether she still does for another four months.
Your system needs to be designed, not just merely torn into (micro- or
otherwise) services. Microservices approach is not a silver bullet that
magically untangles all the mess. And microservices can be tangled as much as
a monolith, barring difficulties with shared memory, so no clear gain here
either.
'some consider'

It is true that 'sometimes' a seatbelt is the actual cause of death but the huge majority of cases it does save a life.

It is true that 'some' people freely chose to be pornstars or prostitutes but the great majority of times is innocent teens dragged into it for the reasons already stated.

A law is made for the general case in spite of particular exceptions.
By whom? The drone ship has no on-board crew.

... which means there's nobody around to be injured or killed if the rocket falls post-landing. Maybe it's a precaution worth taking when they intend these stages for commercial re-use; for now, the whole thing is one big experiment.
I'll upvote because it's a fair point but I think it could use more nuance. Here's an example:

"The scientists on this ship have a sense of humour and are fun people" meaning that while they take the science seriously, the are approachable and not too worried about what you call their ship.

Also, Sir David Attenborough is a national treasure and while I would have preferred the funny name, this is a very solid alternative.
I don't think sending an email would legally count as a served subpoena, at least not unless you somehow (at the very least, but I doubt that's sufficient) indicated that you're fine with that? I'm not familiar with how this is practiced in the U.S., but in many EU countries, "regular" email is essentially useless in a court of law, even more so for something like a subpoena which needs to be served in person.
This is when your projections for costs do not match reality and you have to cut down on costs of freemium plans! May be good for share holders but definitely not for users.
You mignt as well just ask...Why not VR Zoidberg?
> Are England supporters chanting after a soccer match aggro-patriotic douchebags?

Aggro-patriotic douchebaggery isn't exactly unheard of when it comes to football stadiums. For some it's a feature, for most others it's a very well known bug.

Also, you seem to have completely missed his finer point: a nuanced distinction between those who start and those who just sing along because they are in the mood for making noise, any noise.

PS: of all the stadium noises, the "god save the queen" of England supporters is by far the most enjoyable (and I say that as a german)
Some of these lines look too sinusoidal to me. I would want more randomness for the "hand drawn" look.
I can write my react component and use it in mobile native version, desktop electron, mobile web, web desktop. Can you do the same with Qt?

I don't get why people have so strong emotion for Electron.
Haproxy is there too...
who cares what teenagers think?
It's tribalism, which is never good, no matter how common or accepted it might be in certain regions or cultures.

Much the same as sports fans cheering for their teams or extreme nationalists at a political rally, chanting such as this is symtomatic of an "us versus them" and/or a "we are better than them" mentality.

I feel pride in SpaceX accomplishments even though I have in no way contributed to their success because I see them advancing the state of the art in spaceflight for humanity. And I am a human.

I hear Elon's stated goal of "making life multi-planetary", and perhaps it sounds idealistic or corny, but I genuinely belive in that goal; I think it is important and I am proud that there are other humans on this planet who are making a concerted effort to see it happen.

I do not object specifically to what they chant: chanting "SpaceX" would be very much just as bad. I follow SpaceX not for its own sake or because I think SpaceX is "good" and others are "bad", but because of what they do and what they plan to do. Chanting "SpaceX" would be showing support for the SpaceX-tribal-team as opposed to the ULA-tribal-team or NASA-tribal-team. It is not the team itself that is special, the team is not better than other teams due to intrinsic virtues, it is what the team has accomplished that is important. Let the accomplishments speak for themselves.

There is at least one chant I would have no problem with: "Humanity! Humanity! Humanity!". Perhaps it's not quite as catchy, but at least it would put things into the proper perspective.
Only marginally - if none of their competitors can reuse a rocket then they only need to undercut the cost of a non-reusable rocket. The reward for innovation is that you get a temporary monopoly on that innovation and so can extract something very like a monopoly rent.
I'm 23. I think it can be summarized thusly:

Our lives are a lot more comfortable - relatively painless and full of entertainment.

Our lives are a lot more disappointing - expectations of continued economic progress and social advancement fostered by parents and observations of the last 100 years of stupendous growth have fallen flat.
Thanks, I really receive good sentiments from the community. I've the feeling that this is not due just to the fact that many developers find Redis useful. It has very serious limits like many other softwares. It is that so far Redis was never proposed as "The Shit", the silver bullet that will save you from your data problem. Is just something I and the other contribs try to do with love, without pretending we are going to save the world. I wish this vision was a bit more common, but (un)fortunately data now is an hot topic with too much money on the table, so feelings are a bit over excited sometimes.

EDIT: Many marketing/business people basically don't understand that you cannot over-sell to developers. The effect is the contrary, you turn people down when you try to say you did something too cool to be true, so this strategy also does not work in the long run.
Some elderly people are so mobile that they migrate with the seasons. I don't know many working-age people who can afford to spend summer in Ontario and winter in Arizona.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowbird_(person)
Especially when that makes it sound neck on neck when in reality Uber is trailing Didi Chuxing (formerly Didi Kuaidi) by a wide margin.

Didi Chuxing has 87.2% of the market according to research from the China Internet Network Information Center.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-01/11/c_134998758.htm
They will of course have modelled the cargo scenario, and I suspect that Musk means that it's nice and stable when they do that -- but then shipping norms come into play because, like you say, unsecured cargo is unsecured cargo.

It needs to be both stable and secured, because only one is inviting woe.
No justice in this world.
how did this scam + spam make it here?
Both need capital to pay for recruiting drivers and subsidizing customer fares.

Last sentence, 3rd paragraph.
Dazed and confused: The state of the Core
That's all good and fine, but even cities that were once considered affordable are beginning to see large price increases. Seattle, Austin, Denver, etc. Yes, they remains affordable relative to SF, NY, London, but there was a time I could sell my house in suburban DC and pay cash for a house in any of the first three. That's not true any more.
You seriously think the SpaceX PR department is encouraging their employees to chant for... any reason? This is just a bunch of people who are proud of their accomplishment, and proud of the nation that has fostered the environment that allows them to achieve those accomplishments.
Sounds like they have no god damn idea what they're doing. But of course, frightening nonetheless.
Feather: fast, interoperable binary data frame storage for Python, R, and more
Keep subsidizing the service until Uber is exhausted out of the Chinese market, either competitively or through governmental means.
"Humans! Humans! Humans!" Yeah... that wouldn't be creepy at all...
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. One key difference that comes to mind: people that buy a pair of Sennheisers doesn't typically run out and try and convert all of his friends and relatives who are using Beats, whereas with ecigs it is quite common (maybe because in this case it involves, you know, life or death).
dear mr/ms.

fuck bloody off.

- sincerely, me
Addiction can be to anything. Its all dopaminergic pathways. Maybe half the idiots arent smoking anymore, instead they are taking selfies. What you are really asking is whether many companies have built themselves into perverse incentive structures with use of dark patterns on their consumers. Absolutely.
The rumor mill says that they're asking about $40m (the usual cost is $62m). SES are said to be interested, for $30m. Discussions are ongoing.
I run a subscription business through mail myself, and I love your posts.

Have you tried to run introduction offers? 50% off for first shipment for example? If I were you I would try to put the countdown for the next shipment on top of your site. Thats a really powerful psychological factor.

Your CTA is also a little unclear, why do I need to first get an email, then a link? The buy process should be straight forward, not through my email. And if you have a really good reason for doing it this way, you should atleast tell me why I need to leave my email.

I really like the cartoon that explains the process. Very good.

Regarding packaging design, we did a huge remake in 2013. We increased our prices with 30%, and redesigned packaging completely. Doubled our LTV, insane gains. Just keep testing, but try to change provider for carton. We pay $0,1 USD for bigger cartons then yours, in one of the most expensive countries in the world. (With plastic window for address field) We chose to put our three USP on the back of the shipment box, to remind your customers every time they receive a shipment why they subscribed in the first place.

Keep testing!
Listings in the Apple and Google app stores are slices of shelf space behind a counter not landing pages. Your company has no control over format, little control over content, and most importantly zero control over user engagement because here "user" means Apple/Google's user not yours. While your company pitches potential customers, Apple/Google are advertising competitors right there on their [not your] page.

Task management is inherently complex, that's why management is relevant. This means that users have to invest time in learning a technique. The app stores preclude dynamic presentation of your apps techniques. There's no way I can "get it" from a couple of static screen shots because the nexus between circles and task management nirvana is non-obvious.

I think many problems stem from the AppStore business model. It makes talking directly to customers next to impossible and the approval processes and upgrade policies create friction for quick iteration based on customer feedback.

Good luck.
I'd heard that the Chinese government unfairly favors local companies. Is this no longer the case?

Seems like it'd be difficult for uber to compete in a rigged game.
Question: can this type of gene therapy be reversed?
i made this. you can get much of it from billboard, though i used the whitburn project.
I think feedly counts clicks to the Play Store page not to the HN story
It use to be tracked by radio song requests and sales of singles.
THIS: http://poly-graph.co/timeless
You are assuming the music execs are rational, which evidently they are not.