skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In Philippines currently. Can confirm Tinder Social prompt has appeared for me.
>"his proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the US"

He asked that immigration from certain countries be temporarily halted, to introduce a proper vetting process.

Your highly emotional reasoning (I am "apologising for his bigotry"?) makes me rest my case.
From the sounds of things it's four main components:

- Keyboard
- Screen
- Battery
- DisplayLink

They're all components that exist already, it just needs to be packaged in a nice way.

The biggest issue is how to scale this to the amount they need. As of writing this they need to make ~2600.
Apple in 2 years
This is slightly off-topic to the main, but related to things with David Chang in...

The HBO series 'Treme', set in a neighbourhood of New Orleans post-Katrina, prominently features David Chang playing a fictionalised version of himself. One of the main characters spends the second season working under him in New York. Quite odd.
you can use it as a normal smartphone as well. This is helpfull when you're in a tight space, or standing in the train. You also have the same data on both 'devices' (quoted since its technically 1 device + periphery)
There's a rural vs urban component, but yes, it's about being poor. If he were poor and urban, a similar article would have talked about him growing up in the "mean streets" of some poor neighborhood. It's the same reaction.
Motorola did this 5 years ago. Nobody cared. http://www.digitaltrends.com/buying-guides/a-complete-guide-...

I think the main problem is who wants to carry around a laptop that you have to plug your phone in to use? That's a pretty big "Accessory." I mean, if you already are carrying something around as big as a laptop, why cripple it with phone hardware?

I think a more compelling use-case would be a phone dock video and usb connections. But I don't know if even that is compelling enough to be successful.\

I've thought that a phone would make a great trackpad for a laptop. Maybe instead of the phone being the laptop, it just integrates nicely (app sync, etc...) and you socket in as a trackpad and secondary "info" display.
That's actually pretty impressive, good job! Should I use my phone flash to achieve better results?
I'm a fiduciary serving on a board of directors, so yes, it rings a bell. We talk about our duty of care, our duty of loyalty, our duty of good faith.

Now, I'm on the board of a non-profit, but I can tell you that even for for-profit corporations, fiduciary duties consists of those three duties. There is no duty of maximizing profits. There's not even a duty of maximizing share prices, which is probably what you're thinking about.

To quote the US Supreme Court: "While it is certainly true that a central objective of for-profit corporations is to make money, modern corporate law does not require for-profit corporations to pursue profit at the expense of everything else, and many do not do so. For-profit corporations, with ownership approval, support a wide variety of charitable causes, and it is not at all uncommon for such corporations to further humanitarian and other altruistic objectives. Many examples come readily to mind."[1]

Tesla needs to state their goal as "make the world more sustainable" so people becoming owners can do so with understanding of that goal. Shareholders need to back this goal. But fiduciary duty means they have to serve the interests of their principals, not that those interests are profit over all else.

Let's not play this game of "there is only one legitimate goal for a corporation". That's not true, de facto or de jure.

[1] http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/13-354.html
Aside from the very real liability issue, the idea of lubricating faults is interesting. From a practical standpoint it would be hard to inject something that remains viscous enough at the relevant temperatures. Earthquakes nucleate at about 10 km depth in the San Andreas, which is about 350 degrees C. So aside from the difficulty of drilling in these conditions, you would have to have a fluid that maintains its viscosity from surface temperatures to 350 C.
The White House hits the accelerator pedal to increase electric vehicle adoption
Moore's law talks about scaling transistor density at a minimal cost. Its colloquial understanding is actually a particular case of the Experience Curve Effect with an added bonus. What made transistors special and unique for a while was the huge benefit from Dennard Scaling. However, the days where we could expect a next version to be of much smaller components while much faster at same power levels, for the same or lower price, are gone.

The experience and returns to scale are still plodding along but Dennard Scaling is gone and with it, its magic, vanished by physics.
A Painful Lesson for the Ethereum Community
Where is the lie? There isn't anything un-true about the title. More to the point, the inspirational aspect of the story is quite worthwhile. You might say the "trailer-park" inspiration is one aspect, the "we don't know everything we think we do, even 150 years later" angle is another aspect, and there is a third, possibly overlooked facet, which is that this opens up immense new opportunities for understanding life, as a whole, where and when we find it. You might consider it some sort of symbiotic, inspiration.
It's one of the main points to Ubuntu Phones as well, convergence from phone/tablet to desktop.

Plug it in and use it as a full scale desktop experience.

It's only available on the newer models as the entire system is beta and under testing though.
would you simply change the part of the hex in the binary that references the mic id? I was not aware i could modify the hex directly .
It sounds someone's just serving up a scrape that was done before the original went down.
In addition to the other things people have mentioned, the NSA appears to be fond of retroreflective bugs that don't transmit anything, but reflect incoming signals with modulation.
The selling point in the readme is to share to people what you're working on and what you've been doing (like your boss), but this seems like just a mini Jira. I guess it works if there's no formal "stuff that needs to get done" list.
But people hate it when the United States police the world. Why should the United States holds its end of the deal and defends those if they don't hold their end of the deal? People want the United States to stop policing the world. Well, under Trump, the United States will stop policing the world. Isn't that what people want?
1. Beating the Street - Peter Lynch
2. More Money than God - Sebastian Mallaby
3. Dark Pools - Scott Patterson
I find myself blaming the some of the default sub choices from within the past 4 years. The choices made there created a really frustrating global reddit user experience- it used to be that when you first logged in there was only a dozen subreddits people were looking at. In the last four years the default experience is now up to like 50 subreddits which in my opinion take a very curated and particular view of all that's available which just does not match up to everyone. You just didn't have worldnews, pics, science, gaming and then what you were interested in to be a redditor, it's 50 things + what you are interested in.

So the 'identity' of what was a redditor changed dramatically from the start, and it's left us worse since the a lot of the default subs aren't exposing what was good and are mostly mindless/bandwagon-y in operation. Not to mention that some of the default subreddits that got chosen were poisonous and it changed the tone.

Here is a list of what changed: https://www.reddit.com/r/defaults/
> Why do web developers still do it that way even though visual tools exist?

Visual editors don't work so well with pages where parts are static & parts are dynamically generated. (Like, a css class may be different based on the data that it's showing). And at this point, pretty much every page in a web app has dynamic parts.
The Stack Overflow Documentation content can be 'upstreamed' if it's worth doing so:

- [Upstreaming content on Stack Overflow Documentation - Meta Stack Overflow](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328438/upstreaming-c...)

And the point of the whole feature is to document things without good canonical (or non-canonical) documentation:

- [Creating a topic which already has good official documentation - Meta Stack Overflow](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328569/creating-a-to...)
Cloudflare also runs a MITM operation on TLS connections.
How do you get a fd for the link and not the linked file?
Society puts a lot of pressure on people to follow the social norm; go to school, get a degree, find a job, work the day, get a spouse, buy a house, have 2.4 kids (whatever the average is today), save for retirement, grow old and die. The only mandatory step is the last one.

Based on my observations some people are happy on this path and some people are not, for a myriad of reasons. You are on step 3 and now thinking "wait a minute, is this what I really want?". (Consider yourself lucky to have this question now and not on step 5 or 6 which is a disaster). With out knowing who you really are, what you believe and what you want to do with your life you will be unmotivated, disinterested and ambivalent in your actions. It also leaves you open to falling in with a bad crowd, doing drugs, drinking or mindless sex, etc. as a substitute for a fulfilling life.

Nobody can answer the question of what will make you happy and unfortunately the schools do virtually nothing to help young adults actually achieve adulthood, which I define as being epistemologically independent, i.e you must set aside social and family pressures and think for your self and decide what YOU want to do. Thinking is a solitary act. You stand apart from society and process information, decide what is true and false or right and wrong. When you are done you can share your results with others (to share what you have learned or to get help if you get stuck) but you can't share the process, it is strictly yours. In today's world, finding solitude and being alone is become harder to achieve. Society actually is suspicious of loners but, at root, a thinker is a loner. Many people (the most unhappy as I can tell) are actually afraid being alone. Here is a good article on the subject https://theamericanscholar.org/solitude-and-leadership/#.VUc... but I would argue that being a good follower requires solitude too. We can't all be leaders but a follower must still think to wisely choose who to follow.

With that long preface here is my advice;

1) Read that article I referenced above and reevaluate how "connected' you are with social media, forums, email, smart phones, etc. Maybe its time to take a break and be alone for a bit. Take a short vacation, a cabin in the woods or at the lake and completely unplug and be alone with your thoughts without interruption for a few days. Become comfortable with your self. Alone.

2) Read Ayn Rand's books "The Virtue of Selfishness" and "Philosophy Who Needs it" and ignore the social pressure to dismiss her out of hand without actually reading what she said. Think for yourself and decide if her ideas are true or false. Ignore everything she wrote on politics, its a distraction to your current problem.

3) Start writing a daily journal. You can't understand your self if your thoughts, feelings, emotions, motivations are all floating around in your head without clear identification and analysis. If you do only one thing on my list do this.
Yes safe systems programming languages are still open to logic errors, but getting rid of the memory corruption bugs that C spread into the world thanks to the adoption of UNIX is already an improvement over the daily CVE entries.

Had AT&T charged UNIX at the same prices as the other OSes, instead of giving it for free to universities and I hardly believe C would matter.
Ubuntu still hasn't finished it. They showed demos in alpha but their newer phones actually do it now, although the entire Ubuntu Touch program is still beta.
Good work Gals & Guys, great to see a bit more transparency into your platform, looking forward to upcoming posts.
I'm confused by this stretch goal:

$1M - Option to upgrade to 1080p HD screen (w/ additional cost)

... which would suggest that the original screen spec is actually lower than "1080p" ?

Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/732/
Yeah, I'm developing a competitor. Guess what? We don't have zillions of dollars and if we don't answer the justice right, we bankrupt. Facebook don't. So yeah, it's part of the development of my product to stop the unfair benefits foreign technology companies have in my country.

EDIT: FB eavesdrop to US gov didn't stopped their growth. Actually, I would bet that it helped.
A powerful VIM command I never knew about until now
Or perhaps the problem is that Reddit did not grow into its current userbase (with whatever problems that base brings with it) by being an advertiser friendly platform, which is what its current owner wants to try and mold it into.
Status page is for outages & maintenance only. Since this is not applicable to all accounts and should only last at most a few days we have decided not to post to our status page.
Startup feedback on concept-Just Launched
I like the idea of one core device to use for Mobile and desktop modes, but if you have to carry around a laptop anyway, why not just get a Chromebook that has full chrome browser and can run Android apps OR really any laptop...

I want my mobile device to have this experience when I connect a rollable or foldable screen, bluetooth foldable keyboard and mouse.
Yahoo! Taiwan as well. It's the primary buyer/seller platform, weirdly.
The Neo900 is designed to detect unauthorized radio transmission from the modem and power the modem down in a fraction of a second, and notify you. It seems to be the only device that will have that capability.

https://neo900.org/

http://neo900.org/stuff/cccamp15/ccc2015talk/neo900-wpwrak_C...
TRP has a horrible reputation. What did the sidebar help/teach you?
In the specs says:
11.6" LCD display at 768p
I agree with, basically Musk is hoping that investors won't lose confidence in the company for several more years.
However, this model has so far proven worked with Amazon and a few others and I think there is enough shareholders willing to keep the stock that long.
How many times do we have to watch this exact kickstarter project fail to deliver? There have been countless made for phones, raspberry pis, and tablets. Maybe they'll ship, but the ux is trash especially considering you can get a chromebook for $100 more.

What is the actual benefit of this device? Instead of toting around a chromebook, you tote around the shell of a chromebook? My laptop is never 'out of sync' that problem was fixed years ago. IF I wanted laptop productivity I'd... use a laptop?
use pip3 python3 and install datetime with pip3 install datetime
The author was being a total dick in that other story so his conclusion was incorrect.

At the very least its very impolite to hang around and gaggle at a police investigation or someone getting aid from the EMS. At that point you are only getting in the way.

I've never personally gotten assistance from a US Embassy but I know people who have and they were genuinely helpful.
Non-negative sparse-based SemiBoost for software defect prediction
In House SEO VS Outsourced Agency
"future proof" "768p screen".

Yeah, sure.
I'm not a SendGrid user, but I'm curious as to if this was announced or sent out as a notification in some manner before it happened.
And what do you base this claim on? What the people in the Anti-GG media have been telling everyone?
There are currently no signs that what you think will happen will happen. Soft AI is the only place where anything is moving on that front and the movement is infinitesimally small. Here's an analogy for you: It took more than 1000 years (from Babylon to Archaic Greece) for us to go from writing with only consonants to using vowels for the first time.
> Agreed. I simply can't understand why we keep flogging this dead horse, Mayer or Verizon, none of it makes any sense. Am I missing something regarding the true value of Yahoo!?

As a stand alone entity, Yahoo simply had no real chance. Their only path to relevance was a complete remodel of their priorities ~10 years ago.

Verizon, honestly, doesn't make alot of sense but my guess is they think they can integrate it into their operations to make money. Idk how they would.
16 Personalities Quiz
Can you clarify on what system you're talking about? And what are the problems with that system? And what should Thiel do to change it? And important, what does Thiel wants? And how does changing the system align with what he wants?

You have to remember that Theil doesn't want the same thing you want. Just because you want something doesn't mean Theil want the same thing, or has the same goal.

Theil knows exactly what he wants, that is why he supports Trump. It seems to be you who does not understand what Theil wants. Because if he wants the same thing you wants, he would have supported what you supported.
This reminds me a lot of the Palm Foleo, a device I worked on ten years ago. It was mini-laptop sized, designed to be a phone companion, but it worked over Bluetooth and actually ran its own applications, just using the BT connection for continual data sync. This one has a much better chance of actually shipping, and the advance of computing power has made it a lot more viable. Good luck.
Very cool, thanks.

There's definitely a marketing bridge to cross here - when Steve Jobs released the iPhone, it wasn't "your iPod as a phone!", it was "here's a magical device that does things you never imagined were possible".

I've yet to hear a good pitch for any of these systems that appeals broadly outside of tech. =/
That must be a joke, like the site looks legit, but it has to be a joke..... right?....
I've written an HTML templating system where the common security issues are simply not allowed: https://github.com/haplo-org/haplo-safe-view-templates

I'm pretty sure it covers all the HTML generation issues described in https://www.nostarch.com/tangledweb.htm

We're been using it very happily for a good six months, and it's worked out well.
IMHO: They had a working solution, but they threw it out. When they were free-speech, they made it a policy to only throw out stuff that they were legally required to. That allowed them to keep their hands clean. As soon as they filter one thing for non-legal reasons, they become responsible for everything else on the site, otherwise it becomes a "why did you filter me, and not them" issue. The laissez-faire attitude worked for a long time, and arguably, that's why reddit grew as popular as it did.

If they had made an announcement: "Hey, we're done with free speech. Here's our plan" then I think it would have been less of a problem. But like you said, they are trying to be on two sides at once: They want the benefits of free-speech, without the costs.
Rust isn't "magic pixie dust" to remove all security issues. It's just a massive improvement over what we already have -- look at how many security vulnerabilities in web browsers (which largely use Modern C++ techniques) are due to Use-after-Free bugs. Just because it doesn't prevent all bugs doesn't mean it's worthless.
Pooper – Your dog's poop in someone else's hands
I’m surprised that you’re making such a brazen attempt to rewrite history. He was recorded calling for a complete ban on all Muslims entering the US. Were you really not aware of this? You quoted his "what the hell is going on" words from this video clip, so I think you must have seen it, and I think you must have been aware of what he actually said.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2015/dec/08/donald...
Of course it's possible to be anti facist without being violent. It's possible to non violently get changes in the world, at least if you're in a remotely democratic society like the one you're in at the moment. People like Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi proved it.

Responding to political concerns with violence just begets more violence. It just entrenches people's beliefs even further, inspires revenge from the 'other side' (or at least, their own axe crazy extremists) and eventually causes everything to erupt even further (through a civil war).

Honestly, I'd say this part in the most recent series of Doctor Who sums up some of the issues with people trying to solve all their problems with violence:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvGND1i6Dj0
Gnome GSoC participant insults code reviewer
Concentrating on the "our language" part, we could probably create something that changes setting based on natural language. You'd say

Turn the color of button3 in pane4 red

Which would be equivalent to

pane4.button3.color = 'red'

Which is...actually a bit shorter, and a lot more precise. Who'd have thought. CSS is actually pretty close, descriptive and all.

#pane4 #button3 { color:red;}

Neat coincidence on the number of WYSIWYG editors too.
The damage from a Cascadia rupture is going to be more widespread but the ground shaking in the metro areas may be less than for the San Andreas because the San Andreas hits the surface quite close to populated areas (LA also has more people that WA and OR combined). The intensity of ground shaking decreases with distance due to geometric spreading and energy absorption by the intervening rock mass. Cascading ruptures are also every 500 years (or so) vs every 100 years, so the hazard per year is less. But yes, both are major concerns.
No idea what you mean by that.

Yahoo has $6B in cash and short term investments, and $1.2B in debt.
This is something I think Apple should focus on. Well maybe after the car they are building.

They already control both hardware and software aspects of their devices, so compared to other companies, they are in the best position to make it so that all their devices are basically the same device, only with a different interface and form factor.

This doesn't mean they shouldn't work separately - if I'm playing a game on my computer, I still want to be able to text using my phone. But if I just arrived home and I was in the middle of a conversation, while reading an article, I want to be able to put both on my computer screen in a flick of a finger.

It looked as though as it was going to happen a few years back, when several companies tried to do something like this (Asus, Motorola) but now it looks like the idea was abandoned.
Should Companies Risk Going on the Cyber Offensive?
What interesting patents does Yahoo! hold (or had placed in some troll vehicle)?
I'm curious how much removing the cpu and graphics chip from a laptop shaves off the price. Chromebooks all already near this price range, and they work as standalone devices, which is nice.

I'm picturing myself at the airport awkwardly plugging my phone into my laptop, and trying to find a good place to sit it next to me.
Its not a great game, but it is a great social app.

So Nintendo could take out Apple, Facebook, and a few dozen other 'high profile stalwarts' in a lot of variant spaces, if it only did the one thing you expect it to do, but everyone seems to be surprised they "haven't been doing very well lately", which is: make good hardware.
Hitch – Where developers can stay informed of public and private API changes
App: https://gfwilliams.github.io/HeartRate/
"As an outsider, the solution to the SF housing issues seem pretty simple... Vote out the NIMBY politicians and replace them with people who will change zoning laws to allow for more building."

You are correct - that is the solution.

However, voting for the opposite is also the solution and is an equally valid expression, and result, of democracy.

Sometimes democracy delivers results we dislike.
So is it pronounced like "work" or like "torque"?
Further Q&A on our reddit thread

https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/4tyhrr/redb...
We scan whole IPv4 space and publicly break weak SSH keys. Like this one