skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have found site:reddit.com can be good to restrict results to a certain site. Inurl: if you know a bit of text in the url. Filetype:pdf can be handy if you only want e.g. powerpoint presentations. Beyond that I think it is just knowing what things are called so you can search directly for things.

For open directories you can use intitle:index.of last.modified booktitle
How to Survive on Mars. Monash University Free Course
I'm on 48 and don't have that feature????
3 Ways to Juggle Both Online and Offline Sale in Your Business
I think it's a bit of magical thinking to assume there's some other possible world where good causes don't also have bad actors and people overreaching. It's universal.
"When everyone in the group do what it's best for himself and the group."

EDIT: Irony is a class with enrollment restrictions.
Pokèmon Go, IoT, and System Design
AFAIK no, 2.12 does a lot to be compatible with equivalent native features of JVM 8. The way to target JVM 7 bytecode is to stick with Scala 2.11.
LibreOffice 5.2.1 released
A Thousand Hidden Subsidies
doesn't the Flexible Environment fit for you? https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs
If developed world works anything like 90s Poland - people would prefer used cars with more features/better comfort to a new car with less features/worse comfort.

For carrying capacity it's nowhere near a tractor + a trailer combo. And also tractor can drive anywhere, even places that 4WD won't, not mentioning weird 2WD.

It seems to be a cool project not solving any particular problem.
Commercial invoices have late payment penalty clauses in them. The effective interest rate in these clauses are much higher than commercial interest rates since they are meant to be punitive in nature.
https://meeet.co/ is a platform that does something similar.

True that, signups have been great. Also lots of side projects that already started, proud of that :)
>> Willpower and cognitive processing draw from the same pool of resources.

Or, the people who were randomly assigned to the two-digit memorisation group just happened to prefer fruit over cake.

Drawing any kind of conclusion about "willpower" (whatever that is) from the fact that some people chose cake and some chose fruit is so far fetched that it makes the headline sound comical.
Even if the film theoretically has a higher "pixel" density the projector smudged it out by not fully fixing the frame. Difital is sharp because the pixel raster does not move. Even the best cinema projectors wobble the individual pictures around.
Ask HN: Stack for creating web app also hosted on Windows app
I need to create a web app which should run on usual browsers (chrome, firefox, edge, ...) and as hosted application on Windows 10.

Which options do I have? For example AngularJS hosted within Electron is a viable option?
Ask HN: Junior engineer at HPE transferred out of development, what now?
I graduated from a UC and got a job at Hewlett Packard Enteprise as a software engineer doing security stuff. The first few months were rough, but I was working on cool stuff and my team was awesome. The half-year performance went well and my manager always said I did a good job. I always asked for feedback and ways to improve but no one had issues with my performance.

Well, HPE has been dying for a while and there's rumors of it being bought out. First there was a hiring freeze, then layoffs, and now a company reorganization.

All the teams got scrambled and now I work in a highly undesirable position, doing technical support (more or less). The core engineering team consisted of folks who've been there for 3+ years, while I've been there for 10 months, and the other person who was also moved was there for 4 months (although she had a Ph.D and tons of experience). Seems like the newest members got the short end of the stick.

I've done some on-call technical support and it was terrible: had to be available always in a highly stressful and unrewarding environment, with mostly system troubleshooting, but now this is my full-time gig and I don't get to touch code anymore.

Are there likely to be layoffs soon?

Should I start applying for junior level positions again? Will I have an easier time finding a job this time around because I have some experience at a big company? Can I quit now, or work there long enough until I get a full one year of experience on my resume?
When I last used Wunderlist, I really disliked how inflexible it was, and how bad it was at handling recurring tasks.

I discovered Todoist shortly after, and stuck with it.

I think for me, personally, to get anything even more productive, I'd have to write it myself.
>So basically, Hello was deemed dead from the beginning?

As everyone predicted.
Here is the 2.12 roadmap
http://www.scala-lang.org/news/2.12-roadmap
How Quaternions encode rotations: derivation and sample code
True, but he has a point. All the work that adds value is done in the UK and it's designed to evade local taxes.
The article even mentions that safety relevant steps are performed in the UK, as if this wasn't possible in developing countries. How is a country supposed to develop a well functioning industry if they are only trusted with an IKEA-like manual?

If the UN buys this vehicle it's basically just rich states subsidizing a company in a rich state. The local economy loses out. This is how most aid projects worked in the last decades and it obviously hasn't really helped.

The intentions are good, but this won't help developing countries more than just importing old used European/American cars.
Why not try to learn to like dogs?

In the past, I have generally disliked pets. However, my wife really wants a dog. So over the years I've grown to dislike them less and less, to the point where they now generally make me smile.

They might make you uncomfortable now, but it doesn't have to be that way if you try.

(Oh, and by the way, I'm incredibly allergic to dogs and cats. But I get around this by washing my hands after touching them. I've also been told that there are shots you can get that will cure pet allergies such as these.)
Como Tornei Este Artigo Viral…e Como Pode Fazer O Mesmo
I'm on 48.0.1 - right click your bookmarks toolbar or Customise it. Hello and Pocket will be options - you may well have removed them?
Even the author doesn't believe it's really serverless: https://github.com/schollz/sdees/search?q=server
Metà del tempo online è su app
Regarding HDCP, while 1.x is currently wide open, I'm not aware of any "crack" of HDCP 2.2, the currently required version for 4k content. There might have been keys leaked, but key extraction is only getting harder, with devices embedding keys deeper into the chipsets, with software/hardware video paths inaccessible from traditional OSes, etc.

Also, I would be surprised their isn't a watermark in there that will point to the cinema who leaked the version.
According to about:performance TST has lower memory and CPU usage than uBlock
> The OX has been designed with rough, rutted, washboarded gravel roads in mind. It has only front-drive, for simplicity, ground clearance and lightness. But supple suspension and helpful weight distribution give it immense traction, as Top Gear found on a test track normally reserved for 4x4s.

> “I had no idea how good the OX would be, until I’d driven it.” says Murray. “The ride is great. I had been quietly terrified something with 2WD wouldn’t work that well.”

and:

> Murray says the inspiration for the dynamics came from the Renault 4, once a much-loved off-roader in Africa and Southern Europe.

The Renault 4 was 2wd right?

(Am I the only one reading the article?!? ;) )
>> Not deliberately.

Yes, deliberately. The fact there's inequality in the distribution, when there is no good reason for it is evidence of some sort of bias in the selection process.

>> For whatever reason, the majority is of a particular gender.

For the reason that there is inequality between the two genders in society. You don't need to grasp for metaphysical explanations when you already know the two genders are treated differently in employment (as in many other matters).
Don't forget Rum
Diary.
- No email notifications - a blessing and a curse. The Dekko client is/was third party, but being the best available has become the de facto default (not a bad name for a band...).

- Inability to make use of the package repos. Mentioned this above - I only want some CLI apps and still may do it, I just have to find out if when I enable r+w mode that I can subsequently disable it when mutt/irssi/newsbeuter etc. are installed. Enabling it disables OTA updates, you see, which have proven massively useful. The browser has gone from awkward to extremely usable via the updates, convergence support has been added, 100s/1000s of bugs fixed - they are a must-have on a phone like this.

- Being Ubuntu, they had "agreements" in place with a few third-party providers that I quickly disabled on setting up. The always-on stuff might be convenient for some, but it's not for me.

- My particular model of phone, the BQ Aquaris 4.5, struggles with location data, usually placing me at the ISPs location for Wikipedia nearest article suggestions, etc. It does work for the uNav mapping app just fine, however.

Upsides: I can (and have) reported bugs and chatted to devs on IRC and the central mailing list.

Downsides: There aren't many devs knocking around!
Can we have a journalism trust system through Blockchain technology?
Actually, NAK in canonical mode is handled by the line discipline in the pseudo terminal device rather than by the emulator.
Haskell: Powerful Elegant Web Applications
Apache Storm – Stream Analytics
This is a shame it was the best chance to get people off Skype.
No, not really. The nash equilibrium occurs when nobody is able to achieve a better outcome for him/herself when assuming that noone else would change their strategy with him (no coordination).

This is not neccessarily the best outcome for the market or the players themselves, see for example the prisoners dilemma (etc).
What statute of limitations?
Do you mean to say that diversity of ideas is promoted by hiring the same kind of dude in the same kind of role all the time?

Besides, "diversity of ideas" is not the point. There is no such thing in the industry anyway (see "Uber for X" or "Facebook for Y" etc). The point of what I suggest above, essentialy imposing a quota to "help" companies hire more of the kind of people they currently don't, is to give more opportunities to those groups, not to help companies increase their bottom line.

Because increasing companies' bottom line is a goal of companies, not a goal of society. Society must ensure that all its members are treated fairly and have equal opportunities (an opinion, of course and you may disagree). Whether company Z makes a few more bucks or not is of no consequence, as long as the whole community prospers together.

And there's no way for the whole community to prosper together when half of it (at best) is traditionally excluded from the best paid jobs.

Edit: also, from my POV as a soft eng, the idea of using only half of your resources (in this case, people) because you are unwilling to challenge some centuries-old tradition that says the other half is not as good, is bloody stupid and very, very inefficient. It's up there with forcing left-handed kids to learn to write with their right hand because the left one is "bad". Or something.
So is Jitsi Meet the only FOSS alternative?
In canonical mode, EM is the usual "delayed suspend" special character.
I know about a dev team that does Holcracy: https://github.com/lab-coop/lab-governance
Not toxic and not ineffective? Did you read the WHO link or see what lead to them not using DDT in Sri Lanka? There is no shortage of evidence that DDT is bad for human, that's hardly debatable (and read what you posted, it doesn't say it's safe). What is debatable is the cost benefit ratio. How many pre terms births, cancers, sterile males etc are worth it for the reduction in malaria.
Edit: http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67...

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1241918/

http://press.endocrine.org/doi/10.1210/jc.2015-1841
I really couldn't tell you, other than I haven't seen it in the Touch app store. And I would have, trust me.
So many words...
Web forums and NNTP aren't exclusive. For example D language website uses a forum-like wrapper over NNTP server: https://forum.dlang.org/
Original story is from the Siberian Times: http://siberiantimes.com/ecology/casestudy/news/n0681-now-th...

(the Daily Mail? Seriously?)
There's also talky.io, which is FOSS and works well for me.
I also use paper:
1) master todo list: "list of lists" what neets to be done for each category / project
2) calendar with daily todo list: what from master todo list needs to be done today or at specific day

Everything without built-in three letter agency spying... I use Moleskine.
You could use whatever JS framework you would like, and as a wrapper you could use Electron or QT.
You have to also think about connections, updates, multiple screen support, HI Res, but it's all doable.
Further more using electron or QT you could make your app cross platform
I know, I used to be a regular member there, but thanks for the remark.
It might be a good idea to additionally check the interface for failure of the PRNG, e.g. that not all random numbers returned are 0.
How about Kettlebell training ?

It can be done easily in your home (if you have some space) and you can do great full body workouts. I was pretty much out of shape when I've started it two years ago and now I feel great.

The people over at the Kettlebell subreddit are quite helpful: https://www.reddit.com/r/kettlebell

The FAQs show some good starting points
https://www.reddit.com/r/kettlebell/wiki/index

Maybe this is something for you. Altough some people around Pavel (and Strongfirst) can come off a little bit cult-ish, but I don't think that it is too bad.
>> The problem with your idea is that it's illegal and a law suit waiting to happen.

Also btw- "my idea" is not mine at all. It's the method of gender (and also race etc) quotas, already utilised in some countries.

Those are also countries that have very strict regulations about gender (etc) discrimination so it's perfectly possible to have legislation that hinders discrimination and supports equal treatment at the same time.
If GitHub was only git, we'd be talking about Gitorious (or Gitweb, or...) having hundreds of employees, not GitHub.

I've heard people describe GitHub as the "Facebook of Open Source" and that's not as absurd a statement as it may seem at face value.

GitHub is basically the SourceForge of Web 2.0. It's where you go for open source projects and it makes it easy to participate.

I would hope to see GitLab succeed GitHub by virtue of being open source at heart (rather than just at the surface level) but as much as I love GitLab I'm not holding my breath.

Either way, git is ultimately an implementation detail to GitHub's success. Git's success may have given GitHub the edge over BitBucket (back when BitBucket was hg-only and GitHub was git-only) but it feels like the inverse is also true.
I looked for a bit but couldn't find the source for it.
> (the Daily Mail? Seriously?)

Reporting quality seems to be good with a lot of images. If the message is good, why criticize the messenger?
urandom by definition doesn't block.

The only time you'd have to worry about this is during boot. Ideally, whatever you're trying to do at boot time should be moved to post-boot time, when the kernel has taken care of all the concerns for you.

I don't know what the answer is to "If you want to generate secure random numbers during boot before urandom is seeded, how would you do it?" I assume it's "Seed urandom, then use it."
I never said all downloads are hurting content creators. I am saying if it was not possible to download them, the creators would be better off.
No, it's almost the opposite. This kind of thing started happening for the same core reason they added management: because of the Tom Preston-Werner / Julie Ann Horvath scandal two years ago.

It made them understand the importance (and risk for the business) of such issues, so added HR and middle-management with a focus on them. As a side effect we ended up with things like this happening.

The people with an agenda are not random employees in a flat company here, it's the management.
Cool! Would love to hear how it turns out. I haven't done much more than just play with it on one off photos. Good luck!
Friend of mine is working on Cryptpad [1] which is encrypted collaborative web editor. There are multiple connection modes, most common websockets relay server but he is also working on WebRTC transport.

Everything is modular so you can create encrypted applications as you see fit by changing transport, storage, crypto and frontend.See for example [3].

In case of using a relay server the content is encrypted so the server doesn't know what the content is.

The source is open on AGPL license.

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[1]: https://beta.cryptpad.fr

[2]: https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad/

[3]: https://beta.cryptpad.fr/poll/#173f2db91c58169a22a005ebb85c2...
PiBakery – a blocks based, easy to use setup tool for Raspberry Pi
There is also hubl.in https://hubl.in/

Source is here: https://github.com/linagora/hublin
FYI: Currently the LibreOffice Conference 2016 is held in Brno / Czech Republic [1], the schedule is here [2]. Follow #libocon [3] or @libreoffice on Twitter for live coverage.

[1] https://conference.libreoffice.org/

[2] https://conference.libreoffice.org/assets/Conference/Brno/br...

[3] https://twitter.com/hashtag/libocon

If anyone can find the release notes for the 5.2.1 version, I'd be grateful. Looks like this detail got lost in the conference chaos...
No application I've ever tried has worked for me in the sense that I felt it an indispensable part of my life. In almost all instances, after a few days, I always kept forgetting to use the application. Plus, the overhead of using applications seemed to appear significant overtime.

I am now successfully down to a good fountain pen and a clear notebook. It is also part of my strategy to break my device-addiction, which is bordering on insanity. Where I used to take in my laptop to meetings and use mind maps and others for taking down notes and ideas discussed, I only simply carry my notebook -- my pen is usually in my shirt's front pocket.

I have rediscovered the love for handwriting, which I had all through my childhood and teenage years. I had a beautiful cursive handwriting and could write fast, which I gave up when I joined university in favour of a more mechanical style, and soon thereafter, gave up on writing completely. I have started writing in cursive again, and it makes for my ability to take down notes very fast in a handwriting that looks good.

The only real grievance I have is when I want my notes to be available to others. In those cases, I do wonder if it wouldn't have been better to have typed them down in the first place (I'm a fast typist). But, it is a small price I'm happily willing to pay.
Somebody light a match! Seriously, why don't they burn it?
Not really, you can always improve upon an existing PRNG by XOR'ing the random number stream with the output of your own PRNG without thereby weakening security. So if you think /dev/urandom does not produce enough entropy, rolling your own PRNG with additional entropy sources (e.g. mouse movements) on top of it cannot harm if you use XOR for combination.

However, you can also feed the system-wide PRNG with additional entropy, and for many applications this might be the better choice.
UHD Blu-ray doesn't introduce new disc formats, but compatibility with the variant does require support for 3- and 4-layer discs (2-layer, 50GB, discs are also still supported for UHD). These aren't new for UHD, but they were introduced after the regular 1080p standards were set--nothing really stops a 1080p movie from using them too, except compatibility with very old players.

Still, as other commenters note, these large disc sizes accommodate for high quality. If we have a 100GB disc format, and you want the 4K video to appear in the best possible quality, you will choose some encoding options that fill up most of that 100GB disc, minus whatever the special features and audio tracks cost. Most consumers won't care about the size: it's on a disc, they're not ripping it to a hard drive of their own.
Has there been any attempt to make a periodically oscilatting structure? One that has a structure and then gives it up and regrows one, and so on..
Free JBL Intellivox Training Announced in UK
Hello wasn't just a plugin though. It was a WebRTC enabled website. You could start a firefox hello session with the button in the top corner, but you could share it with someone using any modern browser.

Sounds like theyŕe killing the whole damn service rather than just removing the plugin, which seems like overkill.

That said, I use appear.in regularly in place of hello because it's easy to make links in my head, so hey.
How to get more likes on Facebook
Using the free OpenDNS FamilyShield for years now: https://support.opendns.com/entries/46060260-FamilyShield-Ro.... Best solution I've found to get some parental blocking of p0rn or similar sites on Ubuntu/Linux.
It might not be as complete as Gmane perhaps (I didn't stop to compare them on a feature-by-feature basis), but I have been happily using http://markmail.org/ for a while as a gateway to many mailing lists.
The first thing I do on any new Firefox install is remove Pocket and Hello off the toolbar. I'm pretty sure most people do the same. In fact, I'm struggling to remember what Hello actually is...
It's a great idea, but I don't know if it's like that for video games though. They may earn more money, but when they fail to code a proper backend and the launch breaks their system, they lose even more. Like for the last SimCity.
You really must hate Node. What's the story? Why this crusade?
Launch Week: The Good, the Bad and the Instant Noodles
Connect parolu to more than 500 apps your team uses and loves
Well, you can be absolutely certain I'm going to open the package when I receive it to make sure it's not drugs and if it does look suspicious, I'm calling the cops.
Didn't know that's a tabloid. Can't update the link now. Sorry about that.

Yet the story is a good one.
> Should I start applying for junior level positions again?

Yes.

> Will I have an easier time finding a job this time around because I have some experience at a big company?

Yes.

> Can I quit now, or work there long enough until I get a full one year of experience on my resume?

You don't quit you start looking for a new gig and when you get it, then you quit. The difference between 10 months and one year, no one cares. On your resume you say your job at HPE was '10/15 to present' let them do the math.
Thanks a lot for sharing it. I have just looked it up on Amazon and found that they say something like 'before Freaknomics ...'. What is the link between the two?
This release looks awesome. I remember when Flat first launched and I was really hoping to be able to use it as a replacement for Sibelius (which is the only reason I have to keep a Windows VirtualBox on my Ubuntu machine). In the early days it wasn't quite there yet and was missing some important features that I needed for arranging scores. I will definitely be giving it another try, the product has come a long way since then. Kudos to the team!
Japanese Gardening
> modern western democracies

Modern western democracies aren't democracies, they're republics. Part of the reason they aren't direct democracies is actually a thing you mention: in a direct democracy the 51% effectively rule over the 49% and there is no recourse for the minority to have their needs met.

Also, no need to re-invent the wheel. If you want a model where an organisation isn't led by a "self-appointed dictator", just look at cooperatives, or foundations like Mozilla.
i was expecting something using IPFS :D
Fucking Facebook probably.