skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's absolutely not clear at all. Content from SIPRNet and JWICS both ended up in 1,340 of the emails on Hillary's server. The CIA has reviewed the emails and said that several of them contain partial content from their highly sensitive intelligence on human intelligence.

We won't know for sure until the FBI investigation is complete, but it is looking like this wasn't an accident but a cavalier attitude towards handling sensitive intelligence.

But given how no one seems to care how she handled Syria, Iraq, and N. Africa, it's obvious it doesn't much matter how she handled secret information.
That's the problem with counterexample proofs, though. If something is only true for a large-but-finite range of numbers, there might not be a satisfying reason why.
This is a silly comment.
Thanks for this! I was not aware of existing tools nor techniques to approach this problem.

I just tried to process the bender.original.png, and the result is not very good (img2xterm and util-say do a fantastic job with the same input). I will look into the half-block trick, and see if termbox-go supports something along those lines.
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Even as a millenial, save for GoT and some sports (though I find it pretty much impossible to sit through an entire ad-drenched sporting event anymore), I've completely stopped watching TV and movies, and YouTube is a go-to when I want to veg out.

Thanks to the Kindle, I still read. I also listen to a ton of podcasts.

So all of my consumption is veering away from the big players and towards smaller, niche players. I've noticed a similar trend among friends.

A digital bazaar has sprung up, and people are leaving the Cathedral for it, which is definitely a good thing imo.
Of course time-to-learn should be taken into account. A mobile app which typically has a minimal number of options should not waste the user's time by teaching things that are contrary to what they have learned in the host OS.

Aesthetic options can be time-wasting. For example, the current fad of flatness (which ignores our innate capability to recognize depth from gradients) has made almost all the apps i use slower to use by forcing us to read every button.
In some cases - like Mattress Girl - these are class projects so they may get credit for going out and protesting, writing letters, etc.
I didn't find it confusing.
> IANAMathematician, but, a brute force proof is still a proof though, isn't it?

IAAMathematician and yes, it is still a proof.
Is it a jarring experience though? I imagine many Google product users use more than just one app, be it Gmail on iOS and the web browser, or docs, etc. Material design creates a consistent experience across devices and platforms for Google apps.

I think the result is not jarring but a feeling of familiarity.
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>Are you saying you think climatologists have not thought of any of these ideas?

Yes.

> Or they've investigated them and made some massive mistake?

Yes.

>They're all lying?

Yes.

Whatever it takes to bring in those grants money!
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I only took 7 days of my 10, and had to go on a Z-pack because it came back :-(

Some studies suggest though that 90% of cases can be resolved with less antibiotics.
According to this article it's the employees, but in the case of Theranos I would have expected the answer to be the patients who made decisions based on bad test results.
Why would CDMA and GSM operating in the same frequency result in different outcomes. It doesn't seem like there should be anything biologically significant by way of difference there.
Gentoo uses OpenRC. It works awesome. I like not being surprised and I like avoiding conversation around systemd cause I don't see it (till I shell into a Debian)
There is a way to be left-leaning without buying into the identity politics of the popular left. The leftist perspective on power is as important as ever, but there's not always a political party to go to anymore.
It can use mod rewrite to avoid most of that.
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Its template system is ugly. There are projects that bring modern templating to WordPress though e.g. https://github.com/tormjens/wp-blade

Consider though that when its template system was "invented" there wasn't much else available and people back then used to mix code and html all the time (both PHP and ASP developers). In their attempt to keep it backwards compatible we still have to suffer through the template system.
Well, I guess most of my friends have implants!

While technically an 'implant', it seems more like this device sits on top of an implant (the barbells). No device is actually being embedded under your skin.

But I guess we're just playing with definitions now and not talking about the product itself. :P
It exists, it's called a geothermal heat pump / ground-source heat pump.
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Undiscoverable features is the new way to design apps! Look at Snapchat
(Full disclosure - I lead the valuations team at eShares)

The question of audit defensibility is ultimately the only question that matters in a valuation. Our goal (as is the goal of other providers) is singular - to deliver a valuation that will withstand Big Four audit and that utilizes the most applicable valuation methodologies for the situation.

Here's how we at eShares specifically have approached that:

1) One of our first hires on the team joined from a Big Four firm as a former 409A auditor

2) We actually built our product to anticipate audit - we provide a full valuation report in addition to all of the financial models and valuation models (with formulas still intact) to make the inevitable audit a much smoother and transparent process. (We actually post our models and reports for the world to audit as well on our website: http://esharesinc.com/409a)

We took the black box out of valuations and replaced it with fully transparent valuations models that backs up every output that shows up in your valuation report. In our opinion, this makes a much stronger case.

As the largest provider of 409A valuations in the country at eShares, if we couldn't stand up to audit, we would have been out of business by now. We've worked with companies from pre-Seed stage to post Series E, pre-acquisition and pre-IPO.

--

tl;dr

1) Our team includes former 409A Big Four auditors, we've been audited and have never failed, and we deliver an audit-friendly valuation package with intact models instead of just a report.

2) eShares does more valuations than any other firm in the country (~200 this month alone). At that volume, we simply must be correct every single time.

3) We've applied our engineering team and the power of software to financial valuations. The quality is the same if not better than any other provider, but our valuation and audit process is just much more efficient and less costly for you

Just as stock brokers still exist after eTrade came along, 409A valuations firms will exist after eShares. But for those that do their valuation with us, we think it's a better (and certainly less costly) product and experience.
The right tools for a gzipped log file is: less (courtesy of lesspipe).

And/or zgrep. In the worst case scenario, you pipe the output of a gunzip through whatever tools you really want to use.

The same tools work on compressed and uncompressed logs, and all of that "wasted space" compresses really well. Nothing like watching gigs of log files compress down to a few megs. It's even supported automatically in most Linux operating systems via logrotate.
It is now simply a matter of time. How long will it take to find out that this certificate was used for a MITM attack?

I suspect it will be less than 18 months. And 99% of the people will be 'shocked' :-)
I agree. It might be impossible to effectively govern ourselves when adhering to strict idealogical principles.

In other words, individual right to privacy may be generally a good principle that we may agree to, but society is too complicated to not resort to pragmatism and there will always be exceptions. Is it not the same with every other idealogical principle by which we govern ourselves?
nodev,noexec,nosuid

is how I've mounted /tmp (and several others) for going on two decades. I've never been a fan of installers creating a single partition by default and I wish they didn't do it.

Years ago, like you, I saw an out-of-date web app get hit by an exploit but was "saved" because of some of those mount options.

I'm a big fan of SELinux on public-facing servers too (especially web servers, for the same reason), but that's an argument for another day.
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So this is useful for very, very, basic maintenance only right? Because if I need a strut replaced or I burned my clutch I don't think a mechanic is going to do that on my driveway on jack stands, right?
I've started a small WordPress cheatsheet for myself here:
https://github.com/CHH/cheatsheets/blob/WordPress.md/WordPre...

More tips always welcome :)
The article has some good points. Material Design is a fine convention for Android and for Google's Web apps, and is well-supported for those if you use Google's libraries and frameworks. But I would not recommend that app developers should take MD to iOS. iOS has it's own conventions. Observe them. On top of all that, Web UI design lacks universal conventions. There isn't much to be gained by aping Google's style on the Web, unless you really like it. Every developer needs distinctive design elements in the areas that are not covered by platform conventions, and their Web UI is a good place to develop distinctive elements.

BUT that doesn't mean Google is making a mistake, except possibly on iOS. If Google's iOS apps are not close enough to iOS conventions, Google is, at least potentially, confusing their iOS users.
No one is talking about physics, these students are obviously not studying physics. They're talking about "theory:" rhetorical, social, economic (not the empirical kind), historical, etc. Liberal arts stuff.
Callphone? Maybe.

Wi-Fi? No way. That is way too low power.

What about TV? Or Radio? No one seems to ever talk about them.
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In an era where all the focus is on building the next snapchat-bubble-startups-with-insane-valuations, a focus on actual profitable businesses are very welcome.
Not me in person, but a colleague. The boss was very open minded and told him that he did not recognize that he was overloaded. It's important to differentiate between overchallenged and overloaded. You seem to be overloaded but not overchallenged - and this needs to be communicated to your prinipal (absolutely certain!).
WordPress itself is not as insecure as people make it to be. Its code base gets a lot of scrutiny and security issues are fixed promptly. The problem begins when you start installing plugins... which most of them are coded by designers-turned-programmers who needed to add a new function to a client#s WordPress site. Reading their code its obvious that they are build by mix and matching tutorial and example code they googled.
How to make sure that software house tracks your billable hours accurately?
A few years ago I read a paper that suggested freezing the CO2 out of the atmosphere, covering it with a layer of thermally-insulating material, and then putting oceans of liquid water on top of it to keep it sequestered. [0]

[0] - http://www.orionsarm.com/fm_store/TerraformingVenusQuickly.p...
+1 for the same....this really goes for almost every language. There's a huge open area for intermediate tutorials.
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I accept this point, but versioning can help address it.
They are getting dinged by some sort of new account filter.

People with showdead on should watch for comments to vouch for.
You're missing something critical - in a post-scarcity cooperative society resources are distributed more evenly, which makes it much easier to create breakthroughs.

In a militarised competitive culture there's a huge "tax" on innovation, because maintaining a competitive posture is so incredibly draining and expensive that it starves all but a handful of possible projects of oxygen.

So instead of a tiny collection of stand-out military-sponsored projects you'd get a broad spectrum collection of equivalently powerful breakthroughs in many more areas.
The FBI used to be cool when it was all Agent Mulder.

Now it's all Cigarette Smoking Man and lame.
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Which is true enough. Maybe they should look at iTunes on Windows for a good example of why it's horrible to ignore the host UI designs.

Or maybe QuickTime.
Isn't it kinda ridiculous to believe your design should be the universal design for all apps?

Their motivation makes it even worse in my opinion. It's something they should know, and we all know, will never happen. That's why the article sees it this way, and I agree.
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Wow, speaking of really needing great test coverage -- at the same time, this is probably a great way to get devs to write tests; if they do write them, they'll get much more optimized code.
Making it less reliable means the targeted ads are worth less money. Making it more difficult means it's less likely to be profitable.
This is a great list, however I'm a little puzzled at:

> Also, another sign of being in the presence of one of the lazy PMs is to constantly receive mails from them, and rarely a call or a face-to-face conversation, because the lazy PMs don’t want to move too much and go to the team to discuss about the project status or discuss about how they can help the team.

I thought the standard complaint from engineering is always "Don't interrupt me in Code Mode for a face to face conversation or phone call! It'll take me 30 minutes just to get back into The Zone!"

The way I like to operate is: If I need an answer on something within time period N, I'll send an E-mail first. Then I'll wait Nx0.5 and then drop by your office. If you're not there or look busy [1], I'll wait another Nx0.25 and then try again. I'll only resort to interruption or a phone call if it's super-urgent or we get too close to N for comfort.

1: Busy = headphones on, developer IDE is open. Busy != Facebooking or talking about yesterday's Game Of Thrones episode

EDIT: Apparently the asterisk mark causes italics on HN
Couple that, however, with the ability to tag the cells participating in an experience, the ability to specifically reactivate them, and the ability to correlate them with other experiences. Their analogy in general has a big flaw, in that we know already that the brain does not have the serial logic of a circuit. The output of the brain is also not predetermined behavior, but rather dynamics between large, sparse populations, which somehow combine in interesting ways. This problem may be interesting to study in a more rigorous theoretical manner, but i don't think their approach may be taken seriously as an indicator of anything.
Much better article and (bonus points) straight from source: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/robotics-softwar...
This assertion has a Bacon Number of Three.

1. The link between North Korea and the SWIFT attacks is contingent on the link between North Korea and Sony.

2. The link between North Korea and Sony is based upon assertions by the US Executive branch under a theory that North Korea was motivated to attack Sony because of Seth Rogen Movie.

3. Throw in Steve Carell and you're at Kevin Bacon [i.e. Rogen's Bacon number is two].
Truth is such a slippery concept. How easy it was to create by a school kid, and how organically it grew over time despite being entirely made up. Imagine how much better people with professional tools and desire can generate much more harmful information than fake Henry Winkler appearances.
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Very true, but the same can be said for scientists. While paying lip-service to what it doesn't know, the hubris of modern science is its vice.

We live in an age of relative technological ignorance. Let's keep a proper perspective. In a few centuries, people will look back at what we know today and laugh. (Infinite examples could be given. Only 100 years ago people said man would never fly, etc. )
Very cool! Only thing is that it took me a while to figure out that I needed to press the "next" button on the navbar to see the content as the page you linked to is blank.
"CDMA" means something different than "code division multiple access" multiplexing when contrasted with GSM.

Instead it refers to the CDMA2000 family of telephony protocols (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDMA2000), which are a series of whole stack (radio modulation all the way up to text encoding schemes) protocols. Calling it "CDMA" is a branding thing than rather than having anything to do with multiplexing.
in the days of yore when I learned to program in basic before learning English I pronounced goto with the second o rhyming with the first one, it embarassignly also took some time after learning English to figure out that goto was "go to" as my brain had made the programming association and wasn't treating it as a language construct at all...

Speaking about sudo, learned that before living in an English speaking country, so everybody pronounced rhyming with su-go (say) not su-do and I still pronounce it that way (which I guess it's wrong!)

ah, the joys of learning English as a written language first, even now after living in North America for nearly 20 years occasionally I find words I completely mispronounce due to having learned them from books
This seems like an interesting article. However, the large advertisement on the screen covering the entire viewport with no 'close' button makes reading it a real challenge.
You can also leverage the stack effect[0] with a whole house fan[1] if you have a basement. It drops my temps about 5 - 10 degrees allowing me to put off turning on the AC for a month or so a year.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_effect

[1]http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tool/product_200510953_2005...
I don't really see how this is treading politically/ethically dangerous grounds, definitely not like those magnetic finger implants people have been getting for a few years[0] (I would also say that those are probably one of the first 'off the shelf' upgrades).

Totally agree with you about the need for open-source hardware and software, especially for devices that become part of our selves! That's one of the many reasons this device bugs me.

[0] http://www.wired.com/2006/06/a-sixth-sense-for-a-wired-world...
Been trying to teach my nearly children this concept. I hope they have it since the are 23 and 18 years old.
How many times did you say that Trump was finished in the last 6 months?

We have to face reality. Trump destroyed the Republican establishment. Hillary will not be an issue for him.
Just re install the OS if the goal is to get it back to a safe state.
Absolutely don't mention the tiny, but potential serious problems associated with introducing novel organisms into the environment, either through horizontal gene transfer or escape into the wild. Supporters will spend a lot of time patronisingly explaining that we have been indulging in GM for millennia thanks to selective breeding, while neglecting to mention the degree of novelty and rapidity of introduction that modern techniques allow.
Reminded of Randy Pausch's Alice: http://www.alice.org/index.php
The FBI is going to have a hell of a time arguing that accessing a public FTP server with no password protection is a crime.
One more thing, please note how much time should be expected be put aside to complete the tutorials. A lot of sites do this, but they're not realistic times. A lot of the estimates I see are how long it would take an experienced person to glance at the tutorial and complete the project which is not realistic for a beginner at all. For instance, when I did the Javascript class on Codacademy I believe it said it should take 9 hours for the full course. It took me probably around 25 hours of actual work(taking time reading, understanding, trying, experimenting to make sure I understand).
I see, write the static files down a directory and have Apache serve them.

What's the benefit over a straight use of mod_cache or mod_file_cache then?
really neat! I've (very) briefly looked at procedural content generation for VR things and hadn't thought about the approach you are using of "data from OpenStreetMap to help generate some of the initial 3D environments". Very interesting. Excited to read what you post next :)
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It's like sugary drinks and smoking cigarettes: You can jump up and down and scream the obvious to people, but they will deny it for short-term pleasure.

From a corporation's perspective, in an at-least-partially subsidized healthcare system, such as the U.S. and EU (to different extents, duh!) the health issues are an externalized cost.
She cheered imprisonment of whistleblowers, citing sanctity of classified info. Source: "Hillary Clinton on the Sanctity of Protecting Classified Information"

Best quote: “I think that in an age where so much information is flying through cyberspace, we all have to be aware of the fact that some information which is sensitive, which does affect the security of individuals and relationships, deserves to be protected and we will continue to take necessary steps to do so,” Clinton said

She knew what she was doing. This is outrageous.
The concept that everyone everywhere should adopt Google branding as their design style isn't even reasonable or sane. When you look at a website using Material that isn't made by Google, you know one of two things: Either the designer is a hopeless fanboy, or they were just too lazy to design their own website.
"I think these audits are released to the public as I remember Let's Encrypt doing so, but that may just be because i) they aren't a full blown directly browser trusted CA or ii) LE just decided to do so as it fits their ethos."

Head of Let's Encrypt here. We're required to publicly disclose our annual audit reports, as are all publicly trusted CAs.

No comment on this particular situation since I don't know enough about it, but I'd expect any organization with a publicly trusted intermediate to have a CP/CPS publicly available prior to getting the intermediate.
Depends on the product. Employees have a lot more skin in the game than customers generally.
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I wanted to add nosuid too but I kept it simple, thanks for adding your own two cents.

Edit: Also a big fan of SElinux, high five!
The rate a lack of magnetosphere causes your atmosphere to be stripped away is in the order of hundreds of millions years.
I have a researcher friend whose paper was rejected from publication because another paper had similar research. The thing is, that other paper cited a draft of his own paper (the one that was denied). Fights over "who came first" are definitely still alive and may not even involve the primary stakeholders.
This even true for Xers (and probably some older folk too.) I find it very hard to fit my schedule around linear TV. Definitely there is some good stuff (like GoT) but to actually show up at a certain time is hard to do when you are raising kids, selling into different time zones and trying to get some exercise and sleep all the same time.
There's a loooooong way you can fall in our society.

Until that floor is a lot closer to what we call "middle class" you're not going to realize many social benefits.
Oh, cool! Thanks for the info. Is it a closed system? Does the water need to be replenished?
React can render on the server side using the initial app state.

Couple examples: (1) https://github.com/mhart/react-server-example and (2) This article from me: https://medium.com/@firasd/quick-start-tutorial-universal-re... (Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11461159)