skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you're telling me I'm just a foolish, ugly man filled with lust? Gee, thanks...
sounds more like it is moving backwards and forwards in time...
From briefly looking across the README, it looks like Ranch is more for maintaining a pool of connections, where this _also_ handles the marshalling of consumer defined I/O (Non-blocking read/writes) operations, and the workflow associated with non-blocking I/O.
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I'm guessing the result was:

Ve, a proposed gender-neutral pronoun [0]

I hadn't heard of it either.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VE
I'm waiting for array comprehensions. Thud stuff is going to be just awesome
It's very frustrating to someone who lives here. Folks often go to great lengths to maintain a "holier than thou" appearance yet enjoy the same vices they condemn.
Europen conservative protestants are hanging around here as well, we just seem to try to avoid annoying everyone else with our choices ;-)

And, BTW, that title should be no problem to most of us IMO.
Yes, it was changed since I posted my comment. "Penises" used to be "male genitalia".
The actual Nvidia drivers from Nvidia? That's great news. In the past, it has always been quite a bit of a struggle to get nouveau fully blacklisted, and has made me dread new installs.
Looking at the diagram of "Bags of stuff inside you" in "Thing Explainer" I was surprised to find that when annotating blood vessels, intestines etc he uses "hallway" and not "pipe", which I thought would be in the 1000 most often used english words. How curious.
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it was cold when they were modelling
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There is a torrent that lets you download the whole database. Though the structure of it and what the fields represent is not so easy to figure out.
The constraint made me realize that the complex word isn't that helpful when the other person doesn't know much behind the word. You need to get inventive, and at some point, you might start having fun. I used this to explain encryption, and from the feedback I've got, I seem to have done a good job. It gets repetitive at times, but I managed to slip in PKI, password storage, and a brief summary of the Crypto Wars.

https://theandrewbailey.com/article/177/Hidden-Writing
Its a grower, not a show-er.
The American sexual liberation movement started in the 1960's, and centered on the west coast/San Francisco specifically.

Before that America was literally founded (in the north at least) by religious conservatives who were too prudish for Europe. In fact the early US Quaker movement banned sex all together.
When I clicked yes to upgrading Kubuntu to 16.04, it broke hard, into a state which would be 100% unrecoverable for grandma (and quite likely the support guy she would have shipped it too as well).
Pointing out that you are misrepresenting what we are talking about is a personal attack? How do personal attacks even lend support for an opposing view point?

I am not sure if you actually read what happened, but this was a case of certain sources being "ignored" because they are borderline tabloids that often push stories that aren't even remotely true. Waiting for another source to pick up the story and then publish it, isn't censorship. It's reasonable.

For this to be censorship based on a specific political ideology following along one side of the spectrum, you'd have to have an example where they let through other sources that are also tabloid-esque but happen to fall along within their opinions and views.

Did the standard for their sources remain relatively constant regardless of the material being discussed? There isn't a clear answer here, but that doesn't make it defacto censorship of one set of particular political opinions. The sources that were discussed aren't credible in any meaningful form. The fact that they happen to be largely conservative seems like a problem conservatives should address instead of calling it censorship.

A good number of posters in this thread seem fine with not bothering to really think of ways that the presented scenario doesn't hold up and completely accept what was stated is what was actually happening. It's a characteristically low standard of evidence and it just so happens that some of you have made it very clear that such a scenario also happens to align with your opinions. It's fantastically hypocritical.

>So you don't care about conservative views getting silenced here.

I am only going to clarify this once more and then I am no longer going to respond to you. I am not encouraging, advocating, enabling silencing of views here. I said I am okay such view points not getting a larger platform or attention, because it's a waste of time. Note that this is not the same as silencing, preventing discussion, outlawing, etc, etc. However, pretending that discussing all view points without considering whether they hold merit or not is somehow a path to better national dialogue is simply unfounded and doesn't make any sense. But that's my opinion, and really wasn't even what happened in the case above. That specific opinion of mine was brought up in response to someone claiming that we should defacto just give everything an equal voice in the national dialogue and somehow not doing so is censorship that will derail rational discourse on a national scale.

>But what if the major media outlet changes it's mind and starts to think liberals are wrong

You seem to misunderstand why this is happening. It's not a matter of opinions swaying. The sources discussed in the article have little to no credibility. The fact that they are all conservative is a problem conservatives might want to address.
Exactly. It is ideal for any type of high performance server that needs to handle many long lived concurrent connections.
Another example: http://www.turtela.com/en/main
Sorry, but why comment when you have read only the title and not the article? You are saying exactly what the article says in detail.
Ah, that first picture really makes me feel good about myself.
Installed it on my old laptop, a Dell XPS 15Z, and everything is running fine so far. Only issue I had at install was control panel crashing right after installing the nvidia driver, was solved with logging out and in again.

I don't see that much difference compared to 14.04. Everything just seems to work.

A few packages that make the experience evern better: Guake for a quick access (quake style) console. Kupfer for a fast launcher (I'm not a fan of the unity launcher).

Edit: I'm waiting a while to install it on my main work laptop, a lenovo t450s, since I use it with a dock and when trying 16.04 out on it (live usb), it would sometimes crash when undocking :/
You linked to extremely far out there sites as your sources, and two of the stories were debunked the day they came out.

Please do provide more examples.
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1. If that's the case perhaps another kind of blurring? "Intriguing properties of neural networks" (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1312.6199.pdf page 6) has examples where you get radically different classifications that I don't think would occur naturally or survive a blur with some random element, let alone two moving cameras and a sequence of images. As the title says it's an intriguing property, not necessarily a huge problem.

2. I honestly can't think of a situation where this could occur. It's the equivalent of kids shining lasers into the eyes of airline pilots, but the kids need a PhD in deep learning and specialised equipment to be able to do it. A hacker doing some update to the software via a network sounds much more plausible than attacking the system through its vision while it's traveling.

3. This is the real point in the end I guess, this Google presentation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiwVMrTLUWg) shows that the first autonomous cars to be sold will be very sophisticated with multiple systems and a lot of traditional software engineering. Hopefully LIDAR costs will come down.
Your ssh key probably stopped working because they deprecated support for older, weaker keys. I had an old dss key stop working. You need this line in ssh_config and sshd_config:

PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes=+ssh-dss
>Also, no forward secrecy.

My understanding of OTP's implies that these must be used only once. As such they offer the same PFS as all the schemes I know of. PFS does not guarantee the secrecy of a specific message. It does guarantee that if you are able to crack one message you can't use the key to crack others. Therefore if you use an OTP only once it gives you the same guarantees.
It worked great for me on my Thinkpad. These days I have to use gekkio's PPA to get xmonad working nicely with Gnome but that was available the first week 16.04 was out and everything installed smoothly.
Lawyer lawyer lawyer LAWYER lawyer LAWYER.

I think the consensus in the grown-up business world is "fire immediately for cause." I would bet substantial money that when you lawyer lawyer lawyer they will advise you to do that and document the heck out of it. The calculus is really, really simple: if you don't, then you will with probability approaching one get this incident or a similar incident cited during a threatened employment practices lawsuit, and your lawyers will sigh and say "OK, settle for $250,000. You can choose to fight it but the odds are not in your favor."

I get that you feel this may cause problems for your innocent employee. If it helps you contextualize this, maybe think of it less in terms of "Our departing employee has transgressed against our innocent employee, who let me into her confidence about that" and more in terms of "Our departing employee demonstrated judgement flagrantly incompatible with professional employment."

Would you be worried about this if he had been embezzling? "I'm just telling you on an FYI basis boss but I don't want to cause social issues." That's not really how we deal with embezzlement, right. You embezzle, you get fired. Immediately. The embezzlement is not a crime against the person who discovers the embezzlement. They're welcome to an opinion on what the best course of action is, but regardless of what that opinion is, the course of action will be a swift firing.

As to messaging to the rest of the company, again lawyer lawyer lawyer, but "X made comments of a sexual nature to another employee. As a consequence, we fired him. If you have questions or concerns, speak to me later. Moving on."
I think this is important in the penis enlargement era. Now I will sleep better.
From a friend who studied "classics" as a degree, the Greeks thought massive schlongs were comical and bestial, as well as stole focus from the musculature and overall balance of the art.

Rome on the other hand considered itself a masculine nation, who's roads were broad and straight, never turning for nature.

Not that the Greeks couldn't have fun, they used statues with erect penises as road signs in Athens, famously knocked off by Alcibiades (in fact he was framed by a rival ) the night before the invasion of Sicily.

The David is a statue of a 14 year old, in addition to the reasons given in the article.
Rare words can make writing more efficient and enjoyable. But it doesn't always.

To my ears:

"I use language for two reasons:"

Is better than

"To me, language is wielded with dual intention"

But I always enjoy the word "florid", even though it's not in the top 1000 words.
I think what I'm looking for is specific acts that are unethical. What action have they done which is unethical? What will trigger my conscience?

Putting a net over someone's garden, I can see that as an unethical act because it infringes on the other person and my conscience feels bad for the person under the net. Is there a similar concrete action that I can see as unethical in the trader's systems?

Paying a huge sum of money to put machines inside a stock exchange's server room (I think people do that?) so they get lower latency for example. I don't see that as being an unethical act. Both the stock exchange and the trader are entitled to do whatever they want with their own systems in their own buildings, and presumably a fair price is being paid for the privilege. Nobody else's property or quality of life is infringed.
A fantastic example of create a problem, solve it, make billions!
I was very careful in my base install to ensure Nouveau wasn't included initially or updated in.

Fedora makes this far easier as there is a kernel module (which sits in RPM Fusion) that will download proper driver, install driver, strip nouveau, modify x on boot. But I'm not sure what changed in Fedora23 but I can't make boot-able USB's anymore. It just hangs on an early memory mapping error.
Another advantage of a more relaxed dress code is that it costs less. Five t-shirts and two pairs of jeans is a lot more affordable than a couple of suits, three dress shirts and enough ties to rotate through. (And that's before the cleaning costs.)
And 25% of Internet Explorer usage is to download Firefox or Google Chrome.
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I like how there is an influx of new accounts that seem to be commenting on this article, but no where else.

Most of the publications that were being "suppressed" are tabloid-esque in manner. The fact that they are all conservative seems to be a problem conservatives may want to fix.
That's really hard!
I shoulda been a Greek
we need NSFW tag!
Why? What advantage do you find that a large sized flaccid penise has?
Because when has hyperbolic stories about immigrants ever gotten out of hand?
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Well, the other side is that it seems quite pointless. I'm glad it's a simple popover, and not a full page video ad, and it responds nicely to escape. But all that means is I've closed it half a second after it appeared, without reading, with nothing but a grunt of frustration over "yet another popover crap". Is that really the impression this site wants to make? Something unobtrusive in the sidebar that would let me keep reading, and then look at, I would be more inclined to even read...
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> the liberal political position is correct

Agree with everything you said up to this point.

Liberal politics is mostly correct on social matters and dead wrong on economics. And, of course, the GOP is dead wrong on social matters and mostly correct on economics.

And that's what sucks for a lot of us, no party with a shot at winning and setting us on the correct path is mostly correct across the board.

I have a feeling we are standing at a crossroad where the only option is to go for the economy. Why? Because if we deteriorate further we can kiss goodby to social and environmental responsibility. Just look at any country that's in the shits economically for examples of how well social and environmental programs work when you are broke.

Trump?

Barf.

Sadly.
The core question is who benefits from turning high touch into low touch, the company or the potential customer? If it is the former, and it often is, there's nothing in it for the customer other than price competition. However, for anything of significant business value, the potential cost of a win-lose relationship, tends to make even a zero dollar price less attractive than "full retail."

I mean, a free ecommerce platform with a 1% chance folding in the next month, may not be worth $1000/month cost savings.
Key quote from the Quora link:

> (1) Long, thick penises were considered--at least in the highbrow view-- grotesque, comic, or both and were usually found on fertility gods, half-animal critters such as satyrs, ugly old men, and barbarians. A circumcised penis was particularly gross. (2) The ideal penis was small, thin, and covered with a long, tapered foreskin.

This is in conflict with your idea that they are just 'average', rather than idealized.
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My very good friend has the rare distinction of being a medical scrotum model. This was a paid position (behind white curtains etc) of being an anatomical model for the male scrotum for medical education purposes.

He read, and studied, many text books that described and illustrated the average, flaccid penis in order to mentally handle this job without emotional damage.

He was the first person to bring to my attention the argument over statue penis size vs. perceived real penis size and I'm surprised to see that the debate continues! He had many references to studies done in this field (it's surprisingly popular!)

Despite the continuing debate, my friend has a unique set of skills on his CV.
Shaker, not Quaker
I'm sure it's opened a lot of doors for him...
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Yeah, learning a more safe way to program via the borrow checker can take some time to get ingrained. Bad habbits are hard to break ;)
I do know that async-hyper is coming out soon (hyper built atop mio). Personally, I enjoy not having support libraries around for everything - it gives me a chance to implement myself and learn a ton along the way.
They worked for me too (Nvidia Quadro K1100M).

I don't like Unity because of the top bar (I move everything to the bottom) so I use Gnome Flashback with Compiz. It works well, almost good as 10.04 and much better than any intermediate release. It's not perfect because of some work still to be done by Gnome on supporting the flashback environment (eg: no File, Edit menu on Nautilus, a menu which I very seldom use). Apparently they're working on that.

Overall I'm happy with the upgrade (I was coming from 12.04 on this laptop).
As a developer of both services and also in the past desktop application, I have to say that one big plus with desktop apps is that they do not need a 24/7 NOC operation, that uptime thing is putting a huge strain on founders and resources starting out....
well obviously ladies didn't define aesthetic norms back in those days...

fiancee had the same question this weekend after visiting Louvre's antic section - the stuff is just too small given proportions of statues. i am a +-regular gym goer, so even if i don't want i see all the stuff in locker rooms/shared showers, and albeit some of it is this small (and smaller), most is bigger.
You're probably thinking of the Shakers, compared to other non-conformist sects, the Quakers had relatively few hangups about sex.
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You people have lost the plot, truly.
Well what's your website then and I'll judge it. Either that or refine your argument.
It's pseudepigraphical.
No, the average penis size is pretty small... it's the idea of the larger penis that's idealized in modern society
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It was actually very common for statues from ancient Mediterranean civilisations to have their genitalia knocked off by later, more conservative peoples. There are many in museums today which have been defaced by order of Pope Pius IX and other 16/17/18th century leaders.
Actually they are meant to be depicted as small for a reason, or at least this is what I was taught by multiple university professors.

The reason a depiction of a smaller penis was preferred is that it was a sign of fertility. Men with smaller penises were seen as genetically more likely to be able to impregnate a woman, and thus was a desired trait at the time.

From the second response on your quora link:

>The ancient Greeks believed that short penises allowed the man's seed to travel a lesser distance before entering the woman's body and impregnating her. A small penis was seen as being more virile. A long penis meant the seed had further to travel, and had less chance of impregnating a woman.
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...and HBO
Not going to translate (this is Italian -and in particular Sicilian) and there are two sculptors arguing with the local priest about the size of the dong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WKAjQKTz3w
...asked the african historian.
Question for those who have an install of 16.04 - if you type `hostname -f`, do you get the "command not found" error? I didn't have time to dig into it, but the man pages indicated that `-f` was still a valid option, but it appears that `hostname` was shifted to quasi-function.

I came upon this while trying to bring up my vagrant development box against 16.04, part of which was to set the hostname via `server.vm.hostname`.
We're /r/videos now?
Me, too. But, this happens every time, so I know to drag out the ol' dpkg --configure -a.

One thing I've noticed this release is that KDE5's Plasma fails quite often when I'm switching Wifi access points.
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Maybe so, but the two explanations are at odds in any case.
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with the caveat of not knowing your that someone in any way shape or form...

These are students, young/new engineers. This is impressive and should be lauded as should all attempts to push what an individual person is capable of. It may not be new or novel to everyone, but it is to them...basically, cut them a bit of slack.
There should be an Ubuntu-distribution called Gubuntu, (Ubuntu for grandmas).

No, seriously, there's a serious market for this -- Ubuntu's UI is crap (with the little triangles indicating which windows are open? Give me a break, I'm mid-20s and I have trouble seeing that). We cannot have that for our grandmas, gnome would probably be better.

Also, grandmas don't need a lot of bells and whistles... only the absolute bare essentials. Like wordprocessing and and internet browser... the minimalism nature would make support easier for you.

Lastly, I guess consider Windows 7. Windows 7 was probably the high point in terms of "oh, it's obvious how I do this..." for grandmas (I think the flat theming in Win10 took that away).
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I guess going forward, there should be clear employment policies that forbid this type of behavior so the soon to be departing employee can not state that he was unaware that this was not apprioriate behavior.
You mean in a console? Works fine here.
Speaking of upgrading, I can't recommend this setup enough:

https://www.stavros.io/posts/provisioning-your-computer-one-...

My laptop was getting bogged down with cruft acquired in my homedir over the years, so I decided to reinstall 16.04 from scratch. It took a few minutes to get Ubuntu on the disk, and a single command to get every setting and configuration file back on the machine, the way it was.

Not only that, but you can synchronize settings and installed programs across computers as well. I love it.
I'm collecting compiler resources on Github:

https://github.com/melling/ComputerLanguages/blob/master/com...

If anyone has other good links, please post.
Press space for some useful options. (These options would naturally appear when you graduate from the 3×3 grids.)

The mobile version is a bit rough.