skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>it was determined long before you got there that the dress code would help them achieve that goal.

That's a big assumption to make. I doubt the company ever tested whether their business made more or less money without dress code.
I reproduced it for fun with BugReplay, the site I've been working on for the past year: https://app.bugreplay.com/shared/report/3efa632d-5b51-45f1-a...
Checks out, password is in the GET param.
Market timing is a fool's game. Find out the right asset allocation for your personal risk tolerance and retirement goals, stick your money in, rebalance annually (contribute monthly if fees are low), and then sit and wait.
1. Markets aren't efficient. They're full of emotion and greed. They can be irrational. Just look at Brexit - even stocks that had zero exposure to the UK (directly or indirectly) sold off significantly.

2. Why would you assume you can't do better than an analyst, in your area of expertise? Someone who understands tech well will be able to make better tech investments, than, let's say, investments in mining. That seems pretty obvious to me. That doesn't means you'll always get it right, but it does increase chances significantly.
The instant that this is done I will drop my iPhone and get another brand, probably for life.
Oh yes, so aggravating/s
any clientside validation can easily be bypassed using something like fiddler.
> An afternoon spent on http://decentsecurity.com/introduction/ is better for Windows security than any AV product.

Sad when a single person who runs a joke Twitter account (@SwiftOnSecurity) can do better than an entire multibillion-dollar industry...
Ah g-d. Ficciones, 100 Years. Sigh. What a sad thing to miss out on those. (at the very least)
IQ scores are very stable across time. An IQ 140 immigrant would be worth the cost of several random tests. As this would cost vastly less than a largely-useless masters degree, I'm sure immigrants would be willing to pay for a harder-to-cheat test.
Where's the best place to find a list of the campaigns Sanders has moved his money into? It would be interesting to see how those candidates line up with his message. Since he raised money outside the DNC (much like Obama did) I'm not sure exactly how those contributions are being measured.
Intentionally build a style. Keep it stable for a period of time. Finally critique and improve it.

You often hear "The worst code I have ever seen is code I wrote six months ago" While on the one hand that may be true, on the other hand it is trite bullshit. If the depth of your introspection and reflection on past code is "Wow what a pile of shit!". Guess what you are going to be saying about your code in six months?

With a real honest critique you will see flaws and things that you did well. Don't just dwell on what doesn't work. When you see things in your code that work well try to figure out why they work well so that it can guide your deliberate changes to what doesn't work. Also if you don't keep your style constant for a period of time you won't have enough experience with it, nor a large enough body of code to review to have a full view of what works and what doesn't.

Last but most important read the code of others to pick up ideas on how to improve your style of coding. Some of the best bits of my coding style I have picked up from others.
How do you figure they'd be homeless in 2 months? That doesn't seem to follow.
Agree with humanrebar that this has some serious issues.

Compared to jury duty you'll face some serious scaling issues.
Rimworld certainly delivers on the intuitive UI aspect. It is a baby compared to Dwarf Fortress though.
"No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."

- Winston Churchill, House of Commons, November 11, 1947
I believe the technical term for this approach is called "bicameralism".
Good point. Especially considering the circlejerk in the comments. Two Minute Hate for managers.
Very cool app! I've signed up for the beta; this could be a game changer for my support team.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdcKwOo7dmM
136M Live Geo-Located Tweets with# and keyword filtering
It's Time for the Elites to Rise Up Against the Ignorant Masses
Or, the finance market has priced itself above the average income. Without a doubt, the US economy would produce more if there were higher demand - financed by higher wages. That would increase financial market participation.
A 24-Year-Old Designed a Self-Driving Minibus; Maker Built It in Weeks
I agree 100%. I am very fascinated by Dwarf Fortress, but with a full time job, a family, and hobbies, I only spend a few hours every other week playing games. I donated money to them, but every time I think about actually starting to play I get intimidated by the incredibly steep learning curve. There are many other games that I can start playing and having fun immediately

That being said, I'm glad that I donated. I feel that I've gotten my money's worth just from reading about it every few months and knowing that I am supporting indie game developers. Hopefully at some point it will become more user-friendly so I can actually play it. Or maybe I should drop some hobbies...

Does anyone know how long it takes an average new player to get to the point where Dwarf Fortress is more fun than confusing and frustrating?
The take-away I got from this is: unless you have 30 years, forget the s&p 500 market.
The U.S.’s “Special Relationship” Is with Germany, Not Britain
Tempo Automation's automated factory speeds up electronics development
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Surprise! Serverless runs on... gasp servers!
You don't want this in the kernel.
As somebody that has gone through the whole process (MS, PhD, OPT, H1B, Green Card), granting green cards to diplomas of is a big mistake. While the current system adds some level of stress to the worker, I have yet to find (surely there are) a valid foreigner with some STEM degree that could not stay in the US if he wanted to. This is true for most "bad" students that I know. On the other hand, some students that trick the system (most of them, in my experience [1], chinese and indian) have had trouble to stay.

The current system gives you up to 29 months in OPT after a STEM degree (if I recall correctly, 12 + 17). During that time you can work towards H1B and Green Card; while H1B is tight with a employer, you can change employers with it. Now, if the Green Card is given to any STEM diploma, you will have a mass of unprepared, unethical students applying for and obtaining diplomas they don't deserve (because obtaining a diploma is not that difficult in the US). And I do believe this will create tensions later on with nationals.

[1] This is obviously biased. My experience in the university (and outside of it) is that there are networks that facilitate entry on universities, "success" in universities [2,3], and in interviews processes in companies. I have seen exams for the previous 10 years solved with detailed explanation; homeworks and all solutions for specific books solved, etc... with this only available to specific group. I have not seen this happening with people of other countries.

[2] http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/12/asia/china-education-agencies/

[3] http://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/college-c...
"As opposed to Donald Trump, who is known for his IT security savvy and who would obviously never bend or break the rules for his personal benefit..."

Well 1) two wrongs don't make a right, 2) we're talking about Clinton, specifically, since the story is about her announced tech plan and 3) as far as I know, no IT-related investigations have been launched against Trump.

But besides all that....uh, good point?
The new hotness seems to be transpiling, turning an enhanced language into Javascript. Any good resources for this?
Knuth reenacts his first Stanford lecture: The Analysis of Algorithms [video]
"Play next song" is not speaking naturally.
To be honest, it really is. In the non-digital world, it would be the equivalent of finding out that a company which provides security services, had accidentally allowed its services to be provided to kidnap or kill their own principles.
lol, so true.

I'm living polyamor for about 5 years now. This has forced me to really dive into this whole "how do relationships really work" thing. More fluctuation, more partners etc. I learned so much.

Suddendly, after a few years, I also found that "work" is like having "relationship".

Sad thing is, I found most parallels with monogamous relationships and not so much with polyamory.

Anyway, the biggest thing I learned was, that employers are like potential partners. They have some wishes about the job/relationship and these are (globally seen) completely arbitary.

Some partners pick by attractiveness, some by child-wish, some by long-term support. Some even just by sexual preferences. But most of them by stuff they heard somewhere. They don't even know what they really want and end up in years of relationships with people they don't really like.

Same goes with employers. They want you because you can solve some dumb puzzles or because you're cheap, or whatnot.

Point is, if you're not in a hurry to get a job and are not bound to a place (or can work remote) you will eventually meet someone who thinks it's okay to give your money for your work, haha.
Most of the development happens behind closed doors. The AOSP repositories/public branches are updated after the release comes out.
Great that you have been wanting to use ObjectiveFS. We are happy to talk with you about your non-S3 storage use case and see if we can find a plan that works for you.
How is that different than Obama claiming he knew more about policies on any particular issue than his policy directors?

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/81895_Page2.html

People who run for president by definition have huge egos, it's not limited to Trump.
... which doesn't hide the uninteresting context around the commands in question, and doesn't cluster the commands with the same text together for convenient viewing.
Not beating, merely competing.
Evidence for Abundance
Context for this is here:

http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~uno/news.html

> My academic appointment at Stanford officially began in 1968 — another leap leap year! — but I was actually on a leave of absence, doing some national service at Princeton. Finally I arrived on campus in September of 1969, and began to teach about computer programming. I gave my inaugural colloquium lecture as a Professor of Computer Science on November 4, 1969, speaking about a newfangled concept that I'd decided to call “analysis of algorithms.” As part of Stanford's ClassX Project, plans are afoot to stage a re-enactment of that lecture and to capture the video before a live audience.
In the 25 years leading up to 2008 you will probably find that you already gained more than the drop. Also worth noting that the markets were fully recovered within 5 years (and usually sooner).
For those who didn't read TFA - it does this for the password strength checker when creating a new password, not when logging in.

Honestly, I can see the challenge here. A truly robust password strength checker would use dictionaries, making it too heavy to run on the client, and for usability reasons you'd want it to check on keypress.

But it would be nice at the very least if they'd send it as POSTs in the body, not GET parameters.
Iran Banking System in a Nutshell
Show HN: Dog Breed Identifier
That doesn't prove, or even remotely support, your "90%" claim.
Many information-age business models (SaaS, marketplaces, advertising & other grow-first-then-monetize consumer businesses) are even more dependent upon capital than their industrial-age predecessors, since they run at a loss until they completely saturate a market and then turn on the money spigot. They've just been going to the private markets rather than the public markets because the Information Age started with a massive speculative bubble that scared everyone off. I think that as people realize that the Internet is real and actually will change everything about society, they'll be an increasing call for the general public to get in on this wealth creation.
Haha, point taken.
And depending on the toolchain the author chose, it may also be made in less time than it'd take to hand-roll <li> and <ul> tags into a list.
So it has all of the usual problems you'd find in your Mazda's Wankel. Neat.
Thanks! I got the notification, I'll send you over a registration invite, would love to get your feedback.
The problem is, if I wasn't selected, and the selected group reached the opposite decision from what I wanted, it's easy for me to feel like I wasn't listened to, no matter how well the group did their job. This is a political (or maybe psychological) problem, rather than one of "what's the best process?"
Yeah, now that we have a decent amount of cash on hand Wells Fargo and other banks have offered to reconsider on smaller lines of credit ($100k).
already Application aas
I think that alternatively can't you just use the "set an alarm for" command? It works on android
Yes, a password manager likely negates this kind of attack. Although the timing info likely gives away that you're using the auto-fill (which isn't useful, just interesting)
The result would be a very low turnout on the first vote, with a meaningless result that may or may not be representative of the entire population (because everyone knows the first vote is meaningless so why bother voting), followed by a large turnout on the second vote... and then followed by howling and wailing by which ever side loses and the demanding of a third referendum.

Interesting New Zealand recently had a double/two part referendum that was reported on Hacker News (due the the complexity of changing the National flag)
this is a typical Google Cloud Support response (I used to host on GCloud). Stretching the definitions to somehow get out of responsibility. If the SSDs have super high latency, then for most purposes they are indeed 'unavailable'. There is a reason why the user provisioned SSDs and not a regular disk.
Those are mostly from asking for volume discounts. At that time we were spending over $4,000/month, so it wasn't more than a 20% discount.

Now that we're at $10,000 per month I was able to get another $1,500 knocked off.
"Mushroom Networks adds injury to insult by using patent to suppress affordable channel bonding technology, adding to the US broadband crisis"
Facebook explains newsfeed
I always understood election as a kind of checking power over whoever is already at the power, the ultimate authority even above supreme court and president. Only problem is its not immediate but eventual. Can mass voting system replace such authority ? [ A robotic president, which will post questions for which decision needs to be taken for polling via internet, tons of people choose from the option. ]
You're assuming that typing/talking to a bot is the easiest way to get things done. That's simply not true. We have custom UIs to interface with different domains because different domains work better/more efficiently with different UIs.

The following post has an analysis on this, with many great examples in the real world today
http://dangrover.com/blog/2016/04/20/bots-wont-replace-apps....
The Radio 3 documentary on Daphne Oram, "Wee Have Also Sound-Houses":

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ct1y1

- is, predictably, not available to listen to on their site, but you can find it on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNaqvAH7R34
Show HN: Hacker News has been cloned
Nordic futurist: “Internet of NO things changes everything”
Are you more interested in open or practical? OpenCL is open. That's important for a lot of people. But, on the practical side, Nvidia has invested more in improving CUDA than all actors combined have put into OpenCL. It's reached the point that people are implementing open-source CUDA compilers to bring CUDA to non-Nvidia platforms.
Did you read the whole article? His most significant proposal is that modern democracies adjust their procedures to use something called "sortition" that dates back to ancient Greece.

In sortition, rather than polling the entire populace about complicated issues on which they are likely not well informed, we select a balanced random sample of people from the populace , provide them information, and then allow them to engage each other on the issue. Then we have those people vote.

This has several advantages:

1. It actually places "faith in a large number of people selected from all social backgrounds" depending on how large your sample, as opposed to letting elected politicians decide, which is the definition of "a small number of people selected from a potentially narrow social background".

2. It solves the problem where a huge number of people end up voting because of gut instinct or misinformation. Consider the passage of Proposition 13 in California which prohibits the raising of property taxes. If you poll the entire population, that referendum is going to win 100 times out of 100, because for most people the gut check decision is "no I don't want my taxes to go up". However, the correct way to consider that proposition is to get an understanding of how property taxes are used, how they are collected, what the procedures are for changing them in the legislature, etc. and then come to a determination. That determination might be "Yes", it might be "No", or it might be "we should not limit increases in property tax rates but instead limit increases to the real value of collected taxes, by accounting for changes in property values". [1]

[1] I'm not proposing that is the right answer, I'm just suggesting that you might arrive at that conclusion if you actually had time to study the issue. Almost by definition, the vast majority of people do not have that time.
This is the change-password form, not the login form.
FTSE 100 closes above pre-Brexit level
You regularly see this happening in France with votes for the Front National and Marine Le Pen.

What tends to happen is the Far Right parties do quite well in the first round of voting, at which point the parties who have been eliminated cross political divides to encourage everyone to shun the Far Right. (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordon_sanitaire#In_politics).

It's hard to say whether, on balance, this is a useful exercise. The FN is able to use this approach to present itself as the voice of the 'anti-establishment' Party, everyone is able to use the first vote as a pressure valve to let off steam and vote FN knowing there won't be any consequences too it, and there's always the risk that voters tire of Cordon Sanitaire entirely and just vote the Far Right in in the second round anyway.
I'm not sure we could have. A year ago we had $10,000/month in revenue and more than that in expenses. It's really hard to be profitable before you have meaningful revenue.

We were profitable from July to December last year, but only a couple thousand each month. It felt like we needed to keep hiring and spending just to stay above water with supporting growth.

January is the only month in the last year that we weren't profitable (though most months were only $1-3k in profit).
Is a dictionary really that heavy? (Honest question.)
Not a new problem, nor a new solution: emacs has done this for a long time [1].

I wonder if we have to pass through all design stages every time something changes.

[1] https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/M_...
Now, where is the "wisdom of the crowds" when it comes to decisions that we, "the elites", don't like?

This annoys me. There is no doubt the result would have been "very fair" if it had been remain.

What we are seeing now is IMO hypocrisy and contempt of ordinary people at a scary level.

Now, did I want Brexit? No (I had no opinion). Do I think they should have requested more than 50% of the votes? As a conservative biased person I guess so, -don't take a risk unless there is clear demand, simple as a discriminator in electronics: you want to protect against bounces and wobbling...

- but this should have been said up front, not after losing.

Edit: upvoted this for the discussion, not for the original article.
This is pretty awesome.

Even though we don't use AWS much due to lack of IPv6 support, we've wanted to have a giant bottomless FS for various purposes. It'd be easy to set that up in here and export it over a virtual network.
Use a web proxy to block ads and malware sites.
Having the necessary skills does not mean they cannot make an attempt though. If they regress into whining instead of trying, then I'm less sympathetic & less likely to put my best effort forward since it's unnecessary stress.
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