skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is classified as Schedule I, not Schedule II.

The drug or other substance has a high potential for abuse.

The drug or other substance has no currently accepted medical treatment use in the U.S.

There is a lack of accepted safety for use of the drug or substance under medical supervision.

Schedule I drugs:

Heroin (diacetylmorphine)

LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)

Marijuana (cannabis, THC)
Mescaline (Peyote)

MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine or “ecstasy”)

GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyric acid)

Ecstasy (MDMA or 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine)

Psilocybin

Methaqualone (Quaalude)

Khat (Cathinone)

Bath Salts (3,4-methylenedioxypyrovalerone or MDPV)
That doesn't work for me, or for a lot of other people as well.
Disabling fail2ban doesn't sound like the best solution.
Why did it lock you out? If your username is not public and root has no password the locks shouldn't affect you.
The EC2 FAQ [0] states:

"In our experience, ECC memory is necessary for server infrastructure, and all the hardware underlying Amazon EC2 uses ECC memory."

While ECC does apparently not completely mitigate Rowhammer, it helps.

[0] https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/faqs/
Germany seems to have a lot more "common sense" than the US. Have you seen some of their playgrounds?
If there is a business entity behind the project, they could certainly be the CEO of a one-person company.
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This could also apply to moderation in addition to comments; we could make it so only people whose moderations we respect actually count. Others' voting is disregarded.
Just like LXDE and Razor-Qt merged, wouldn't it be a good idea for LXQt to merge with Lumina?

It would not only ensure that LXQt's torch is carried on but also set a great example to all other open source projects that merging provides as great a solution as forking does, although for opposite problems.
i think what is growing is markdown types and such. i like.
The burst of creativity is just marijuana (a medicinal drug) lifting your emotional hang ups so you express yourself with less restraints, more like a curious child. In other times it's not so pleasant but it's still the medicine freeing your anxieties up and out; but you need to face them, greet your biggest fears to see them out. It's why most people stop smoking, like a meditation journey, year by year it may get more terrifying observing your inner self, but facing anxieties is the only way to be rid of them. Weed accelerates the process if used with the right mind and ends, that is, to engage in self-therapy (e.g. playing and doing fun stuff). In psychoactive trips as with life, you have to take the good with the bad.
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That's just what this is trying to fix. Currently an up means 'I think this comment is good for everyone'. I'm saying it should mean 'this comment is good for me and people like me'.

The one-click assessment would be closer to slashdot's 'interesting', 'insightful', 'funny' etc. approach, which could be an improvement but still runs into trouble because what is 'interesting' still varies too much between people.

My idea is that as you continue to vote, you teach it what insightful means to you personally.

I think it would mean I could avoid an echo-chamber of ideas because I could avoid being swept along by the status quo of group-think voting, and instead follow more thoughtful people. See my other reply to creshal for more thoughts about this.
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Yes, I've tried various drugs in the class, gabapentin, pregbalin and baclofen. Unfortunately I can't tolerate the side effects - they make me feel like I am drunk, so I can't work, drive, or generally live normally. It's annoying, because most evidence says these are the best drugs for neuropathic pain :(
Doesnt Motorola have a phone out right now that's modular? I see advertisements every day for it on the El train in Chicago. It looks silly and impracticable but it's clearly possible.
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This was all but expected once Oracle sent OOo to the open source retirement home. LibreOffice continues to thrive and has replaced all the OOo installs at my workplace.
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this is a pretty impressive library. Great documentation too!
So true. For example, when Node.js forked to io.js, even after a year where io.js was clearly a superior product, 90% of developers were still using Node.js. Old habits die hard, I guess.
Yeah I can imagine it being exactly like every linux machine I've ever used (stable but vulnerable or needing some techno-fu to persuade it to boot back up again after I ran apt-get upgrade and it didn't quite do what it meant to for my hardware).
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Yes, please give some insight into what went into it.

How many people were part of the project?

How long have you guys been coding?

Challenges with it being Electron based?

Did you use a JS framework?

Thoughts on Steam, early acces, etc?
Thank you for creating a new anxiety for me.
I am from Brazil. The things you described as 1950 are the normal here, and do require two incomes.

For example: the average rent for a tiny apartment in são Paulo (city that has 200.000 homeless households) is about the same as the minimum wage. thus you need someone to pay only the rent, and someone else to buy food, clothes, and so on.
The article specifically mentions that some of the people were not using cheap brushes.
> The number of passwords and the severity of the hack were not uncovered until today. The passwords were stored using unsalted MD5 hashing.
How do you handle security issues with such an outdated phone?
Both ZFS and ASLR are more interesting for servers than for desktops. I would like ASLR on my desktop OS, but it's a rather high hanging mediocre fruit. WRT to ZFS, I couldn't care less if it existed on my desktop OS.
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It's not that it's difficult; it's not a good idea. It does not increase randomness (entropy), and would probably decrease it. In that situation, update the hash with a new method upon login.
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This. No matter how you spin it, shipping and handling large TVs is costly. Even a small % of failed units is going to cost you plenty for shipping returns alone.
And the margins on TVs are as slim as modern TVs, I think the likes of Sony could get the same amount of margin on a small 'smart' box packing something like a PS3 equivalent in a tiny box mounted behind the TV.
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steam helps a lot in the most important part which is monetizing an apparently good product, judging by the reviews.
Airplane wings will already twist and flex to pretty impressive extents, they're much less rigid than one would naively assume. This is dramatically visible during wing loading tests[0]

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You do know that narconon is a scientology recruitment organization that targets drug addicts, right?
That's what I thought too.
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Or... You know... Don't live in California.

We moved from the coasts to Iowa. I got a 14% salary bump. My wife got a 41% salary bump.

We have been socking away savings non-stop, just bought a house, and all of a sudden can afford vacations, furniture... Everything.

Life is better here, all around. Our commute dropped from a 1.5 hr drive to a 20m walk (5m if we drive). We went from shelling out $3,000 a month for a crappy one bedroom with no space to paying $1500 for a giant house.

We can walk to a swanky wine bar, and afford drinks rather than drive 45m to one where we just split a glass and grimace at the bill.

We can eat out, we can travel, the schools are good, the crime is non-existent, and our backyard has a trailhead in it!
This all depends on the audience. Our tests have shown if you are a B2E company or you have a higher priced good, CEO/President/Some Official Sounding Title makes more sense. But if you are aiming toward the consumer market or small businesses, Owner typically sells better.

We tested this out on the "Agency" vs "Basic" and "Pro" plans for Linklicious.
The problem with HN for politics and economics is its decidedly Silicon Valley, libertarian and white male slant, often self-servingly pedantically amoral. The civility here is often arrived at by burying comments that challenge this self-serving slant. Or by an algorithm that systematically buries articles and users (whose accounts accrue ranking penalties) that generate any heated debate by challenging the slant. We're not talking trolls.

Check out the top comment under SF tech bro: ‘I shouldn’t have to see the pain, struggle, despair of homeless’. It was at least generating some good debate, but HN decided to flag and bury it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11125896

See the dominant and buried comments for 272 Slaves Were Sold to Save Georgetown. What Does It Owe Their Descendants?: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11512830

Why was Neoliberalism – the ideology at the root of all our problems flagged to death? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12304414

Hell, even this post has been quickly taken off the front page despite having better numbers (70 votes in the last hour) than many items that are there now.

Politics and economics points of view are heavily filtered here. Rarely if ever does a challenge to the status quo make the front page. If one does it is then killed, ironically, for inspiring debate!
> The current design uses the same key for both ChaCha20 and Poly1305, but my recent rereading of the Poly1305-AES paper seems to imply that the Poly1305 key shouldn't be used for anything else. Guidance from actual cryptographers would be appreciated here; the ChaCha20/Poly1305 AEAD RFC appears to be silent on the matter.

As a general rule, a key for one thing shouldn't be used for the other. However, one take some key material and calculate HMAC("ChaCha20", key material) and HMAC("Poly1305", key material) and use those keys for the two algorithms.

> Currently, the Poly1305 MAC is truncated to 64 bits - due to a desire not to inflate our metadata any more than necessary. Guidance from cryptographers is requested as to whether this is a reasonable option; do note that the MAC is not stored with the data, but is itself stored encrypted elsewhere in the btree.

I really think that's a poor idea. A 64-bit MAC provides 32-bit security (due to the birthday attack), which is … poor. You want at least 128 bits in a modern system, and perhaps even more.

You may wish to take a look at NSA's Suite B for good key & hash lengths.

I am not a cryptographer, nor have I read the rest of your proposal in-depth; those two comments just leapt out at me.

There are disk-encryption algorithms which may serve to provide low-level encryption, upon which you could build authenticated, encrypted storage by using MACs at a higher level (e.g. a MAC per file maybe?).

Please try not to roll your own encryption. It's frightening how easy it is to get this sort of thing completely wrong.
I'd call it "toxic", from the one and only discussion I participated in.

Sure, probably an outlier. Bad luck. But I still hate thinking back to that experience, and I survived Usenet flamewars just fine.
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But even the things that aren't "perks" are still way beyond what most non-valley companies offer as benefits (insurance, retirement, education, leaves, parental benefits, internal training/development, etc). None of that is uniquely special, and many non-tech companies have pieces of the puzzle, but imho Google is unique among companies it size with the breadth and quality of employee benefits it offers.
I am very curious to know about the tech stack used as well.

Currently I am writing a pure-JavaScript engine using the HTML5 canvas because packaging for electron gets complex with some of the popular dependencies for other HTML5 game engines.
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This is me. My mind still thinks OpenOffice, then I remember it's really LibreOffice now.
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I did not know it is possible to use a runtime environment, some platform libraries and a scripting language to make a game!
Yeah, absolutely. You can't buy a high-quality one if you want to.
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Paul, thanks for your great reply. I am going to bring up your suggestions and hopefully a larger focus on risks can help with our deliverables PERT charts seem a bit over bureaucratic for our team but considering our dependencies and the risks more seems great. Improving the connection between risks and features in the mind of the team will definitely help. I still feel really constrained and over-pressured in the current sprint structure, hopefully bringing the risks out will decrease my personal anxiety as well.

With regards to the work flow, we went down our personal email road initially. Though getting data seems extremely cumbersome from the main backend of our service. With regards to the interface between our ML component and the rest of the system currently we are using simple heuristics to fulfill the ML requirements so the flow of information is there in one direction but not in the other one.
More details, please. Right now it's just a link to steam.
Also, it tastes like ass. Bigfoot's ass.
" older iPads "

How did you manage that? I have some unusable iPads I was using for watching e.g. Amazon videos. I can't use them as their OS no longer updates and Amazon (as most) only support new iOS versions.

Also: After buying a max specced Dell XPS 2016 I fear that you are right, Apple has many problems but others have even larger ones. The Dell with Windows (doesn't run Linux because of nvm) is not even close to working to my satisfaction for a 2500 EUR device.
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Agreed, that is definitely one of the nice things about Go. Compared to something like Haskel, to pick an extreme example, it is so easy.

Part of that is because there aren't any 'higher level' functions so you are forced to write everything out as explicit loops. Often a bit tedious but it is definitely easier to see what exactly is happening when reading the code.

Side rant on Haskel: I really wanted to get into it, but when you see function signatures like this:

add :: Integer -> Integer -> Integer

You have to wonder what pipe they are smoking. I'm sure someone is going to tell me there is an obscure compsci reason why it couldn't have been this:

add :: Integer, Integer -> Integer

But that is just stupid, sorry.
Well, my prediction[1] came true even faster than I anticipated. I don't understand why so many people seem so desperate to see AOO fail and go away. Hey look, if you prefer LO, fine. Some of us prefer AOO for our own reasons. There's no reason to take glee in seeing a project struggle.

Anyway, none of this means the project is actually going to be retired. It's just a discussion around something that might happen.

[1]: http://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40openoffice.apache.org/msg2...
> young women are not interested in serious relationships

Where did you get those weird stereotypes from?
It may have happened to you but we never had issues with Mandrill in terms of deliverability for 2+ years. With Sendgrid, we have issues almost every week. Just yesterday, sendgrid had an issue and the CTO himself had to jump in with a post mortem. We had no choice but to go back to Mandrill because we cannot play with the critical transactional emails. Damn, email delivery is such a hard problem.
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Yea, if you hear "BBQ" and think "grilling", then you might be missing out on the phenomenon that is real southern BBQ, which is a significantly different culinary phenomenon.

Growing up in the northeast US, I didn't learn about the existence of BBQ until I was 23.
Yeah, I noticed a trend: startups looking for devs with extensive ml and highload experience to build their first prototype. They plan to grow rapidly, thats why.
This has been slightly confusing to me, but the syntax auto&& might not mean an rvalue reference. According to the post, it means a universal reference. I wish they would have made a different syntax. For example, with templates, my understanding is:

void somefunction(int && i) // i is an rvalue reference

template<typename T>
void somefunction2(T && i) // i is a universal reference

It might be a similar thing with auto&&. So I would tentatively agree that std::forward should be used.
Is that new? See my other comment on this page for a story about some poor fellow who used Stripe and was getting charged £22 for every reversed £6 charge...
Because the DEA has done through scientific research to say the chemical has "no value". That is some impressive power.
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We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12411866 and marked it off-topic.
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Maybe that's the naming solution then.

StarOffice*

* The Open and Libre Office Suite

Everyone could write it as *Office to save typing. Then users would simply say the full name. "AsteriskOffice"

Nevermind....
I am curious; what careers?
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Wow! Can you share what city? Or maybe email me if you don't want to post it?
It would be nice, but in the end you gain more flexibility by building a HTPC with the hardware you want and treat the TV as a dumb screen that can receive input from HDMI, DVB-T and DVB-C.
What could be any of the reasons to cheer for AOO anymore? From my perspective, it seems that it only creates confusion.
Is LO for Android not out yet? It feels like they have been talking about it for years...
So I'm imagining a system like this, except who friends are and who foes are is decided dynamically based on the up/down voting we do currently. And also their voting on comments is weighted accordingly.
and I don't know any Linux user who uses OOo.

Pleased to meet you. Now you know at least one.
What they did is felony forgery under California law.
Ah, so this is why print is dying as a medium.
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Yeah, I always kinda laugh at people complaining about price of housing on the coasts. They would be able to buy a small mansion at the prices they are talking about if they looked in the Midwest / Texas
Even during normal flight the tips of a 747 wing will move 6-7 feet. They're designed to be able to flex three times that distance.
It seems intuitive to me that the more expensive and difficult a government makes it to hire and fire workers, the fewer workers businesses are going to hire.
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Sorry, it's just I'm trying to keep it among known people or people who are vetted by people we know and trust (that also includes IRL identity etc). Like I said, when I see momentum and people deriving tangible benefit from it, I'll take it public! :-)
But you're not in San Francisco or New York, so nothing happens there right? /sarcasm

I'm getting the feeling that the city snob cargo cult is playing our.
Cool I played this game a bit and it was very fun. Looking forward to full release.
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Well, it is what they told me and my friends, and what my younger sister and her friends tell to men interested in them.

Purely anecdotal, but as a guy 28 years old without a girlfriend, I would love to be proven wrong.
Yup, that or YouTube comments.
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You are comparing apples to oranges here. MySQL had a different (and more successful) business model.

No MariaDB did not get all the core devs.
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What they did was felony forgery under California law.
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Then why do security experts do it all the time? My first few security courses in my college computer science curriculum was filled with them, one of them was a book co-authored by Schneier.
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Miele and Nokia come to mind. Dyson too, although they dropped their latest lawsuit.

Not sure about Sony, I've only heard rumors about that.

I also realized that I focused just on copying and forgot about all the other nice things they did - see wikipedia.
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No, it just tastes like bitter vegetation. Not pleasant, but there is worse (like Bigfoot's ass, for example :)
> Minimum 5 years of Haskell experience in Industry, academia and open source

> Candidates with direct industrial Haskell experience, significant authorship (ICFP, etc.) record, or a long history of open source contributions will be prioritized

So you don't need 5 years of haskell..
I said this somewhere else in this thread but just move to the Midwest. There is plenty of space and depending on where you want to live houses can be super cheap.