skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What are the other problems this will solve that vanilla iOS doesn't?
At that speed I would wonder If I gave my car keys to the right person, or a scammer lying in wait.
Rust does not write secure code.....

developers do...

... and they (might) use something like Rust... they could also (believe it or not) use C.
TrueTwit FAQ
You need to give your email address to read.
The hardware spec says it's a Mic/Camera kill switch, so it does block that too.
The backups to USB drive are crucial since a bug could wipe out your synced files. If not already, I suggest you encrypt it, especially since you take it around with you.
duh.

call me if that's still the case in 3 months.
At least one of my huge dark secrets is my credit card details. I don't think the idea that most people don't need any security has any depth.
What about customer ETH in Kraken's possession on the other chain, assuming it persists. Will they return it to customers or keep it for themselves?
I'm not sure (And by that I don't mean I disagree: I'm genuinely unsure).

To me, the traditional IDEs do work well for debugging and software development.

Notebooks are great for explanatory examples and interactive experiments. I think these are different to the type of software development I do when I use an IDE.

For example, I find notebooks great for rapid iteration of parameters when I'm doing "data science", or indeed most of the feature extraction->modelling->prediction data science pipeline.

What I don't find them good for is developing new algorithms. It isn't clear to me if this is an inherit limitation of the notebook format, or just something where it needs new developments.

(To be clear, I've also used both Zeppelin and Beaker notebooks and don't see any particular advantages. I've also used R Studio, but I don't really know enough R to comment sensibly on that)
Which is great! People go out and start new relations with other people instead breaking them on facebook!
Congrats to the c9 team, but if you have a chance would love if you would take a look at https://codeanywhere.com
Seems obvious to me -- it's a game that takes time to play. Most people check Facebook for, like, 30 seconds at a time. It's like saying people spend more time playing Overwatch than checking their email? There's probably a better analogy. A bunch of interesting data in the article though.
FYI: Sublime Text's plugin API has recently (v. 3118) been updated with some cool new features relating to inline minihtml, which makes something like this more feasible.

While it doesn't currently exist, someone might implement something like this for Sublime Text in the future.
There’s no inherent reason display pixels (or sensor pixels) must be any particular shape.

For an amusing idea w/r/t sensor pixel shapes, check out this paper: http://www.cis.pku.edu.cn/faculty/vision/zlin/Publications/2...
Pokémon Go to go global ‘soon’ as hit game launches in three more countries
Hey, Lead Developer of Cachet here! Thanks for sharing a link to our project!

@Everyone, if there is anything I can do to help, let me know! You can email us james@alt-three.com to discuss more.
Usually USB 3 hub just contains separate hub for USB 2 devices so they don't use USB 3 uplink at all.
How to do Rapid market research for your startup
Explore the dependencies of an NPM package in command line
I have not seen any negative consequences of making project viewable on Github, rather the opposite where you missing out on opportunities to get noticed. I had the same thought last year when I started my first serious startup, we ended up not doing it which was a mistake because it made it so much more difficult to do later, because of shortcuts with secrets and Github issues, but in the end we did it later!

If you think about doing it, make no mistakes and just do it from the start!
> To encode an AC coefficient, first Lepton writes how long that coefficient is in binary representation, by using unary. [...] Next Lepton writes a 1 if the coefficient is positive or 0 if it is negative. Finally, Lepton writes the the absolute value of the coefficient in standard binary. Lepton saves a bit of space by omitting the leading 1, since any number greater than zero doesn’t start with zero.

The wording almost implies that this is novel, but it is actually Gamma coding [1], which in the signal compression community is often called Exp-Golomb coding [2]. I wonder why this is not acknowledged, considering that they mention the VP8 arithcoder instead.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elias_gamma_coding

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential-Golomb_coding
And don't forget to test your restore.
The author should state that simple fact on the repo's front page.
As a libertarian, I don't like unnecessary government intervention, but with the case of physical switches, I'm willing to make an exception.

We need a legal requirement that you cannot sell a computer without physical switches for camera, audio, networking, and wi-fi. I think selling gear in any other configuration is too dangerous in a non-obvious way to the average consumer.

We can stop this now, or we can go on for another decade or two and try to stop it. It's easier done now, when we're first seeing how this is all going to turn out.
I find that mac-cli is too unfocused with functions like ssh, tar, magento support, mysql support which are not really needed and common between platforms.

I like the exclusive focus of this tool to only mac administration tasks which are specific to mac OS X and that I would not know off the top of my head.
One click and you have a backup...

https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout
To cripple WiFi/Bluetooth in the area? Sure, but at that point, you might start to get in trouble with the FCC (in the US) or other regulatory authority.
> Can you explain this point please. I've not heard it
> used in this context before.

What I was poorly trying to explain was my feeling that there's sufficiently little data flowing through Tor, and probably sufficiently interesting data in there, that my guess it's it's seen a lot of scrutiny for all sorts of attacks, and there's a real possibility nodes are storing traffic for future decryption when vulnerabilities are shown. I try and lock almost all of my data down to HTTPS over a VPN (F-Secure's Freedome), which my gut feeling is is probably a lot less exciting.

In the same vein, a device that's meant purely for TOPSECKRITDATA?! and has a small install base feels like a much bigger target as I'm signalling I have something I am explicitly trying to hide.

>> "Quick and reliable disclosure of and turn around on
>> vulnerabilities"

> I do appreciate you specified iOS

Yeah, I probably didn't express this very well. But I do trust Apple to take it seriously, and I don't think I could take seriously the idea of running an Android device these days from a security and privacy perspective, which is sad.
In the comments section, the person who appears to be from Spark:

> Hello guys,

> Thank you for the feedback and comments! Our team has been investigating this a for a few hours.

> What we know so far: 1. There's no breach or data leak according to our investigation. 2. The new, faster AWS server logic might have triggered iCloud security algos. We are already working with Apple to learn more details.

> We are doing some server side work to make Spark much faster, and to make it ready for the Mac version , which is already in Alpha.

> We will keep you updated once we have more news from Apple side.

> Thank you.
Never be a sharecropper, always have backups.
How soon!! And which three countries it's launching next?
Apple actually has a support article on the topic[0].

[0] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203729
If you prefer Lua there is. I don't see any advantages myself. Phoneix is a permanent fixture on all my macs.
It's been years and HPQC still gives me nightmares.
Actually good point that should be the first rule

0. It's not a backup unless you know it restores

1. Always take backups

2. Backup the backup
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You mean, the trailer for ghostbuster turned decades of anticipation to outrage, but in the case of star wars, the trailer was fine but the actually movie wasn't?
Does blogger make that easy / possible?
Really nice. The only thing that would prevent me to give it a real go to is that it is a one man project not backed by any company...
David Davis: A Brexit Economic Strategy for Britain
People should diversify their accounts. If one is closed for whatever reason it won't impact their entire digital life.
Yes there's Google Takeout, but in this case I'd more back up the originals rather than whatever comes out of Google's optimizations
If I can get a summary before I pay for access it will be good, than proceed with buying.

Here the guideline to help us from the FAQs: It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds.
GnuCash, definitely. Habit of my lifetime is to enter all expenses and incomes on a daily basis. It makes you accountable, and once a month I can sit down and check on financial plannings, where we are and where we ought to be.

YNAB is a paid SaaS whereas Gnucash is free, libre and has a nice mobile client to accompany it. Mobile also uploads to cloud storage, from where you can auto-import on desktop client startup.
hmmm is anyone else essentially finding the game unplayable due to server issues? Or is this perhaps a region specific issue?
Yes! Another arbitrary metric that pokemon go passes an arbitrary company.

We get it, Pokemon Go is popular. Seesh.
Glad to hear it mark, let me know if you need any help with Codeanywhere
Many restaurants here offer a bonus point program - you tap your phone number into the touchscreen of their POS system, and then you get a customized message from the restaurant on your Kakao. Kakao accounts are affiliated with a phone number, so similar to WhatsApp, you will get friend suggestions based on your phone number address book and similar.