skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Directors of companies have legal responsibilities to provide these reports to the government. So instead of the company getting a fine for making a mistake even though you tried to comply, now you are personally choosing not to fulfil your legal obligations as a director. Smart move.
B > 0 assumption is broken in their code. Read Page 4, footnote no.4: https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2016/34-78291.pdf This was not caused by Ascii confusion...
We give all our customers free certificates for their origin servers.

http://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-ca-encryption-origin/
Lemons (the economical model, not the fruit) would argue against that claim. People want cars that work, but they also want pay as little as possible. Since customer can't easily determine the additional costs of not being able to repair a product outside of "approved dealers", the market will favor cheaper products even if they are less desirable for the customer. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons

Here is a solution: Lets have a mandatory class in every public school that teach children the cost difference between an "open" market where anyone can repair a product, and a closed monopoly where only the approved shops are allowed to do the after-market repairs. Then customers will be armed with the knowledge to compare products. Do you think companies will keep making products that you can't repair, or will the market promote the preferences of the majority?

Alternative solution: Add a market requirement that the sticker price include the price of repairs and failure rates over the expected life cycle of the product. This allow the customer to directly compare products and decide if they want to pay a cheaper car that cost 10x to repair and the owner is prevented to do it themselves, or a more expensive car where anyone can do the repair, including the owner. Again we would see a shift in market behavior, both by customers and manufacturers.
> The United States is the only place that I have lived that has celebrated 'black culture'. It's in fact, the only place where the culture is even defined like that.

Oh yes, that's a good point. In Europe, Germans celebrate German culture, Frenchmen celebrate French culture, etc. Culture is not considered to be the same thing as skin color.
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If you want people to voluntarily follow the law, you must have laws that everyone respects. In other words they have to be reasonable for the subjects of the law.

You always have a choice to either follow the law or not to follow the law.

Both choices come with consequences that can be either positive or negative to you - it all depends on situation.
Yeah, What you said is correct. I was not clear and edited the comment.
This will sound like blatant propaganda for GitLab, but you'll have to take my word that I'm being sincere here:

GitLab is by far the best company I've worked at and the best company you could work for, as far as I can see. The values that you see in the handbook are really what every single one of my colleagues works and lives by.

People frequently take time off and the team is always supportive, whether it is for a long vacation, personal matters or just to play a newly released videogame. This happens at every level in the organisation.

Asynchronous communication is hard. We were lucky that we've stuck to insisting on doing this well since the very start of GitLab Inc and we're continuously working on making it easier to contribute to documentation and to encourage everyone to do the same.

Interestingly, more and more of my colleagues (and myself included) are moving house to their favorite places to live. Often in other countries. Remote work in itself does not guarantee that you're comfortable enough to make big life changes, you need trust in the company you're working for. I believe that by being transparent, fair and understanding of what makes a good work/life balance, we are slowly achieving to gain that trust.
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non-destructive editing is officially planned for 3.2 at the moment, so you can take a break from looking at new versions and crossing your fingers.
> Step 1: Buy off

We founded the company.

> all of the top developers

A couple people out of a community of around 50-200 depending on the phase of the moon.

> Step 2: Refuse to support/fix basic network operations

Uh. You know that Bitcoin is a decenteralized system that no one controls; right? We do a lot of fixes, but we're not your personal code monkies. There is a LOT going on in Bitcoin, and it's working pretty darn well at the moment.

> Step 4: Censor any forum

Via our magical mind control rays, I suppose? Blockstream doesn't control or influence any forums.

Wheres your playbook? Which step does "Create throwaway accounts on hacker news to slander people" fit? Is it before "profit" or "suppression of inconvenient technology"?
Natural environment/human/animal behaviour related issues kind of throw a wrench in that idea.

Yes, in normal conditions you shouldn't ever be in a situation where the 'trolley problem' is relevant. But it's also quite easy to imagine external factors that might make it unavoidable. Like say, a car running out of power in the middle of the road, falling trees, buildings, fences or other obstacles, people or animals in the road, natural disasters or freak weather conditions.

All of these situations open up a possibility that the car won't have enough time to stop regardless of the speed limit.
> minus well

I think you mean "might as well".

I'm sure that Zillow has poured tremendous resources into one of their flagship features on the site and their model certainly takes into account all features you are thinking of.
Thank you very much! I'm located in Australia by the way, which is probably why I was originally referred to Michael.
And yet, despite its abysmal track record, people continue to have extremely positive opinions of “science.”

I have no fear whatsoever (even though maybe I should) of not having enough to eat. I believe very strongly that if I cut myself on something, the infection won't kill me. I've got every expectation of seeing every child I have live to adulthood. These are incredible achievements.

Abysmal? Science's track record in improving the condition of humans is phenomenal.
The title is a little misleading as the context here is art. This is not a general list of deep learning papers to read, but art-related deep learning papers to read. Google's project Magenta objective is to answer the question "can we use machine learning to create compelling art and music?"
Where in particular are you looking? Redfin does indeed have more information, and more accurate information than Zillow, but neither site is all-knowing and will fail in certain situations.
Parameter or Argument?
It can't sniff https traffic, except for basic metadata.

The point is that many sites using cloudflare talk to cloudflare over HTTP (while users get HTTPS), and airtel is sniffing that.
All social progress the last 70 years have been partially or completely based on people violating laws. Actually that is probably the case for everything progress since since 1776, the us revolution wasn't exactly legal.

Or are you prepared to say that the founding fathers, the people who ran the underground slave road, the people who got thrown in jail for womens right to vote, the people who did sit ins at white only diners, etc were wrong?
same goes for Switzerland, but as common sense suggests, there is and should be some threshold based on severity. below is static fine, above it things get more interesting/intense.

some (a lot) people would like to see banks burn, in same way common folks enjoyed public decapitations of ruling classes in french revolution. not judging, hard topic on its own, probably depends on where you are positioned in your life.
What do you need from an office suite that LibreOffice doesn't give you? Not being snarky, genuine question.
> The vast majority of the bitcoin community has been trying to do just that.

Thats a common claim made on easily sockpuppeted forums, but when put to cryptographic votes, we find pretty much the opposite response: http://bitcoinocracy.com/arguments/if-non-core-hard-fork-win...

Similarly, I've found in person meetings to also yield similar results.

> But a few devs

Really, almost the _entire_ technical community; with the exception of a few high profile companies and their consultants.

> have unilaterally been able to block the changes

That isn't how Bitcoin works.
I think I see what you're getting at: punishments or penalties for offences that are arguably disproportionate to the crime.

On the other hand I think there is a gulf of difference between "3 strikes" laws and punitive damages being awarded against a company for an arguably frivolous lawsuit.

The former will disproportionally target people who are relatively disadvantaged, e.g. people living in poverty or drug addicts, and ruin their lives.

The latter (in this case) targeted a multinational corporation, with the damages being around 0.01% of its annual profit or less. McDonald's can survive that. Even if a person or two in the chain of command get fired, there's a gulf of difference between losing your job and getting locked up for 25 years.
WOW, that's beautiful!
The French have an approach to this problem as well "forcing manufacturers to tell consumers how long their appliances will last. French companies will also have to inform consumers how long spare parts for the product will be available"[1].

IMHO, because it would only apply to French manufacturers, it will drive any manufacturing outside of France. Similar to the 35 hour work week: interesting principle, bad outcome.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/shortcuts/2015/mar/03...
Find a developer with spare time who uses GIMP and sell this feature to him.
It's complex. Rent control is part of it, but so are laws making it illegal to build nice neighborhoods by forcing urban sprawl, driving up the cost of existing nice ones

* parking minimums
* minimum area requirements
* single-use zoning

Also, local owners have a vest interested in voting to prohibit ANY new housing since it increases the value of their asset.
It is possible for them to block the access to such a site using SNI, however they will not be able to do a man-in-the-middle attack (as it would be possible in this scenario) unless they could obtain a valid certificate for the site.
If it's a simple majority then that isn't true, a 50/50 split of the economy or hashrate would be pretty devastating. But if it were overwhelming, what you argue would hold.
With bogus claims of safety and repeatedly blaming drivers for accidents, Tesla would be wise to fire whoever is doing their PR.
I find that inheritence allows me to save a ton of code, but using it widely does mean you need the ability to refactor, which isn't hard in Java or C#, but can be more of a pain in languages like Ruby.
Adobe's photographer's suite (or something like that), which includes PhotoShop and LightRoom is around ~10$/month. I do not think it's that expensive, as you would need to subscribe for 3-4 years, before you pay same amount as for older versions of PhotoShop.

Yes there are cheaper alternatives from affinity of pixelmator, but from photography's point of view PS + LR are still one of the best, feature rich and user friendly tools for photography.
this is unbelievably naive comment... do you work in IT? 15 year old bugs are nothing special, with known ones having workarounds implemented (often buggy), or just some completely new happening on broken data feed, unexpected values etc. the list is endless
"..do more damage to traffic than the previous project..."

Good. When I lived there I went to the city's meetings and pointed out that by moving TO Santa Monica I was able to now walk to my job IN Santa Monica, showing that housing can REDUCE traffic.

The public's response?? "BUT IT ALREADY TAKES HALF AN HOUR TO GET TO THE BEACH AND I LIVE HALF A MILE AWAY!!"

Of course, if you walk, cycle, or take expo it doesn't, but that city is a disaster of NIMBYism and closed-mindedness. They refuse to build housing as though anyone who can't live there is just going to jump off a bridge, as opposed to what they really do, which is live farther away and commute in..... increasing traffic.
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For the 87% of the world population that is not native English speaking, Gimp just means nothing, except a fine image manipulation program...

(and we had to Google for BDSM. It does not seem to be a BSD Unix variant... and now that I think about it: it might be the reason why FreeBSD is not so popular!)

Not only I'm pretty sure that there is an Indic / Chinese language spoken by hundreds of milions people, where Inkscape is a bad word...

Also -- even if in my eyes it's a bit childish from the Gimp team to stick to what seems to be perceived as a bad name -- i perceive as even more childish that people keep on complaining that an acronym means something "bad" in their language.

Next time you come to the south of Switzerland, I'll invite you for a joyful train ride from Locarno to Domodossola:
http://www.centovalli.ch/?lang=EN
No problem! Understood. It's a bit tough with so much crap being flung to stay clear of it. :)
Is there any way for cloudflare to detect wether or not their connection has been modified by a third party besides certificates? I could only think of loading the site from more than one location and comparing the responses. However that might not be a trivial task, as most websites will not be static enough.
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RACHEL MARSDEN DOX
Rachel Marsden, who is the worst slut in the world, has been falsely accusing people of raping her during 90s and 00s, including her swimming coach and the Wikipedia founder. On Twitter, she has been caught using her main Twitter accounts and even sock Twitter accounts such as @Non_Disclosure to harass other people she don’t like, even using sexual suggestive words inside her tweets.
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This girl now lives in Paris, France and is working for Sputnik Radio in there.
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By falsely accusing other people of raping her, this Rachel Marsden scum had insulted all of the rape victims out there. She also exhibits stalking behaviors against others, particularly hackers like “The Jester”.
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If you want to learn more about her, you can go to the discussion page of her IMDB profile, there’s a post detailing all of her dark deeds. In addition to that, the hacker “The Jester” also has a piece, which is titled “Rachel Marsden – Come on down” that details the sadistic behaviors of the daughter of bitch.
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By faking her resumes, that Marsden bitch is a fake bitch scum who always boasts about her psychopathic and sadistic scheme. This pinko/commie also always shamelessly defending dictators who commit heinous crimes.
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By calling herself a “journalist”, she is making the whole journalist community looks ridiculous.
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Sluts and psychos like Rachel Marsden deserve no place in our current society, and maybe she should be exiled to a remote island to let her rot by herself.
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So, wanna let her taste her own medicine? Here’s her doxes:

Scroll down to the Rachel Marsden part in the link below:
https://buyandsell.gc.ca/procurement-data/tender-notice/PW-1...

There’s an address of Rachel Marsden in this pdf:
http://efoia.bis.doc.gov/index.php/component/docman/doc_down...

Apparently her email address is rachelmarsden@gmail.com and she has multiple phone numbers. She might now lives in a room in 1 RUE CAMILLE DESMOULINS 92300 LEVALLOIS PERRET, PARIS, FRANCE, according to the pdf and the links below:

http://listings.findthecompany.com/l/41612630/Marsden-Rachel...

http://french-corporate.com/french-corporate/521/244/921/521...

http://edecideur.info/edecideur/8542Z/MARSDEN-RACHEL-MARSDEN...

Want more details? Here’s her home in Google street view:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/1+RUE+CAMILLE+DESMOULINS+9...

Rachel Marsden’s court record regarding her stalking charges:
https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bcpc/doc/2004/2004bcpc369/2004b...

So, troll her if you can by calling pizzas to her home, since there’s a Domino’s pizza shop in 99 Rue Aristide Briand, 92300 Levallois-Perret, France.

Also, you are welcomed to swat her at your own will. Or at least troll her (@Non_Disclosure) on Twitter with shit talks and gamergate style insults and threats.

You are also welcomed to throw rotten eggs and shoes against her when you see her walking in a Parisian street in real life.
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We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us.
The corporate veil is pretty tough, but that's one good way to give the government reason to pierce it.
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Gimp and Inkscape are the only free or open source graphics tools that have something resembling a secure download process.

Krita serves their website over https and the download over http from some mirror. Can't find any trace of a hash on their site either.
That sounds fantastic. I'd take it over several square miles of asphalt hellscape, which is your typical American residential neighborhood.
That's a nice house
Just a thought question for you: If there was a terrorist attack on US soil and polling showed a majority of people wanted to water board suspected terrorists, how convinced are you that Hillary Clinton would take a moral stand against resuming water boarding? My guess based on her past is that she would go with what the polls told her. In addition, her decision would receive a whole lot less media scrutiny than if Trump tried to do it. In fact, I could even see some media spinning that as a good thing for her: "Clinton shows that women are not squeamish about doing what is necessary to keep us safe".
"Null Island" search on Google Maps returns Library of Congress.
I think a good distinction is hinted at in your last line "optimise for the best expected payoff". This form of spending is perhaps better termed investment.
>Unchecked exceptions that I can forget about

Not any more than you can forget about the returned error code in Go (val, _ := foo() etc). But with all the added convenience of exceptions.

What you'd seem to describe, and which Go lacks, are Optionals that you have to handle for every option.

And lots of other schemes (even Conditions).
Why would not you put live demos there (instead of the gifs and pngs)?
>Adobe's new subscription model for Photoshop, makes it expensive for non-professionals. GIMP looks more attractive now for occasional photo editing.

As opposed to its $800+ asking price before that? It's now $10 per month for Photoshop and Lightroom, so $120 per year.
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The same way that you would describe something to a thin colleague.
Yatra to merge with NASDAQ listed Terrapin 3, valuing at $218M
1Password recently introduced "1pw for teams".

https://1password.com/teams/
What does your domain name say about you? An interview with a domain expert
> "identitarian" politics had been definitively repudiated

Sadly, everything creates its own reaction: the rise of a black person who contradicts all the negative stereotypes merely enrages those people for whom "white" is an important part of their identity. See also people getting angry about female Ghostbusters.

The republican party spent so long sending coded racist messages to their supporters that those supporters have forgotten that they were supposed to speak in code.
You don't seem to realise that you're subsidising your future (potentially hypothetical) self.

You have to run the numbers and put in the chance of you marrying and having kids and someone having cancer or being in a bad car crash or similar, or just getting older, and potentially getting refused coverage or going bankrupt due to medical bills.

Only then, if the NPV is less than under the current scenario is there something worth complaining about. (Since no one ever makes this argument and instead says silly things about the costs for healthy young single men with no history of health problems, I'd guess you are actually saving money under ACA)

Otherwise you're just gambling, but not even admitting you're gambling, which is pretty dumb behaviour.
Why don't you use your distribution's packages manager to install it?
Yeah, because any random developer who uses GIMP is also an experienced C developer that can hack graphics code?

And also his changes to your specs will be welcomed by the GIMP core team...
You misspelled 'difficult'
But don't hold your breath either...
I find it really astonishing that law enforcement is using IP geolocation to raid homes or investigate. In western Europe this would be unthinkable as police or state agencies solely rely on requesting customer information from providers (based on the IP address).
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Michigan in race with California on self-driving car infrastructure dominance
I find it funny that Joe Corbo didn't start from ravens. Am I right? :)
The threat is completely different, although I agree with you they're providing the illusion of end to end security when that's not the case.

The likelihood of a bad actor between Cloudflare and the origin server seems lower than a bad actor between Cloudflare and the user - where I'd class a coffee shop wifi portal page as a bad actor.
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This is good advise ( mainly coming from Founder of a service which helps developers to ship better code ) .

On a side note, it will be better if OP includes what he really wants to achieve.

Do you just want to some how see the app/website built ?

Do you want to create a profitable business ?

Or are you doing it for fun ?

etc..
https://atap.google.com/ara/
And this is why we want HTTPS everywhere. Yes. It would probably mean that the site is completely not reachable, but I prefer that to an altered response.
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Ask HN: Monetize mobile website
I am starting a small website in a niche market that I hope will be somehow successful.

I am betting heavily on mobile user, and I mean people looking at my website from a mobile phone, not app users.

I am wondering what is the best way to monetize those users.

Banners looks like the easy way out, but I am not sure they will provide the kind of experience I want for the users.

Before to drill deeply into the UX design, that need to take in consideration the monetization strategy, I would like to know if there are any alternative to simple banners and what your opinions are.

Thanks
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I don't think you've really read and understood the notion of function composition. All you're talking about here is having objects as properties of other objects - that is not function composition.
How about people living in bigger apartment they do not need? Or keeping an apartment, they only use for a few months every year?

I lived in Prague when it had rent control. This was very common.

There are other causes as well. But this is not a race, even if rent control contributes only 10% to the problem, it still contributes to the problem.
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Trump won the nomination by being the ultimate Republican.

I mean, look at the 'wall' proposal: it's a nice simple authoritarian solution which people who are afraid of Mexicans taking their jobs can support. And he even promises to get foreigners to pay for it!

None of this is remotely feasible, but that doesn't matter, because the "reality-based community" is passé. (https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Karl_Rove passim)

None of the other Republican candidates could attack him for racism without alienating their voters, because for years they've been obliquely signalling their approval of racism. None of them could attack him for not being realistic without suffering the same problem themselves.