skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This rings a bell right now. :-)

Last week I integrated with a service using (shudder) SOAP.

I tried the XML call with curl and couldn't get it to work. I cursed, I frothed. The reply error was some Java dump, not helpful.

It took me embarrassingly long to realize I got the HTTP header fields for SOAP from something wrong I googled -- it worked when I copied the header line from old code I wrote before... :-) :-(
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AVSALLAR TRANSFER
AVSALLAR TRANSFER

Haziran 7, 2015
Avsallar Otelleri
Elparstransfer Avsallar , namı ülke hudutlarını da aşmış meydana gelen İncekum plajını da içerisinde barındıran 5 kilometrelik sahili ile tatil amaçlı aklınızdan geçebilecek her şeyi size çıkarmaya hazırlıklı .

Deniz ve ormanın birlikte meydana geldiği Avsallar’da toplamda 20 . 000’e yakın yatak kapasitesi meydana gelen birçok kuruluş yer almaktadır . Bu özelliği Alanya Avsallar’ı Akdeniz kıyı şeridinde ön tasarıya çıkarmaktadır ve tatil amaçlı Akdeniz’i sevenlerin bir numaralı tercihleri olmuştur çoğunlukla .http://elparstransfer.com/avsallar-transfer/

Mavi ve yeşilin görüştüğü Avsallar’a tatil inşa etmek isterseniz , Avsallar size birçok otel seçeneği sunuyor . Çoğunlukla 5 yıldızlı meydana gelen ve her birşey dahil olmak üzere hizmeti sunan otellerden istediğinizi seçip Alanya tatilinize huzurlu bir başlama yapabilirsiniz .Avsallar Transfer

Yaz amaçlı aklınızda Akdeniz Bölgesi’nde tatil inşa etme planınız varsa eğer; otel ücretlerini inceleyip , bir an öncesinde Alanya Avsallar otel rezervasyonunuzu yaptırmanızı öneririz . Kesenize ve kafanıza uyan Avsallar Apart otellerinden birinde , bir Avsallar butik otelinde , bir Avsallar pansiyonunda ya da bir Avsallar otelinde geçirebilirsiniz tatilinizi .

Akdeniz ikliminin etkisinde meydana gelen Alanya İncekum Avsallar’ın portakalı , mandalinası , limonu çok meşhurdur . Kesinlikle tatmanızı öneririz bu organik mahsulleri . http://elparstransfer.com/avsallar-transfer/

Avsallar tatiliniz amaçlı şimdiden neşeli vakit geçirmenizi dileriz .
that's a surprising move. Movidius had a rather unimpressive multiprocessor chip, but managed to get it incredibly hyped.

IMHO, Intel is desperate to buy machine learning hype.

Movidius hit gold with the sell, the company products weren't worth much.
> I'm not sure you should be optimizing for your own enjoyment when it comes to asking people for advice.

Who talked of optimisation? If you can deliver the same information without the pain, why not do so?
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Because it's extremely rare for the reporting quality to be good with the Daily Mail.
Didn't know VIM supported encryption, this is really cool.
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Encryption
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Indeed. That's the reason I liked the 'braindump' idea of WeekPlan.net[0].

http://weekplan.net/online-course-time-management/braindumps...
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Via https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/519m7r/arewegameyet_i...
People say that HDFury splitter can remove HDCP 2.2.
Hmm... I think "Hello" doesn't even show per default, at least on my machine. Or I cannot remember removing it.

I think the problem with "Hello" is more of a marketing and publicity one. Nobody uses it because they aren't being made aware of it.
This seems a very good and in-depth. I recently had to learn a bit of this stuff and coming from very basic math Quats are a bit of funny concept at first. This video does an amazing job at explaining what they are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mXL751ko0w and the pro/cons over euler angles. The whole channel has some pretty good resources for anyone looking for a "soft approach" at math.
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The Metaprogrammer
There is hope. Discord and Slack.
Beautiful handmade mechanical pencil Kickstarter campaign
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Look at the confusion that surrounds "Strg" for this very same key.

Also note that on some keyboards it has the U+2638 character engraved.
Thanks! Indeed we put a lot of energy into the V8 release. So excited about it and can't wait to work on the upcoming bunch of improvements :)
I wish they would let me get involved in the process more. I know that doing one feature might take one week or two. However doing it another way I can probably do it in a day and get 95% of the functionality needed.
I always use SecureRandom to generate unique IDs, but not to actually secure things - am I to take it that it would still be wise to switch to Sysrandom in that case as the vuln is in going through OpenSSL to do it (rather than the generated random not being random etc)?
FWIW in Tcl it's fairly easy to generate random numbers from /dev/urandom on Unix-like systems[0].

It involves opening /dev/urandom, reading 8 bytes from the device, binary scan of the returned value, converting from the hex format and scaling the result to fall within a specified min to max range.

The tcllib has other PRNG procedures, and there's the "Random" package ISAAC implementation. Whether output quality of any of these procedures is adequate probably depends on the purpose.

[0] http://tcl.wiki/29163
Wouldn't that leave terrible scarring?
> they're the idiots that invented that "VBV/3D" validation

No - that's not idiocy, it's actually clever when you realize it's not intended as additional security, but a mechanic to shift the risk from the Credit Card Co's/banks to the card-holder - saving them millions in the process.
Flat management structure is not the problem, is it? Someone always has more of a say in what gets done for whatever reason- seniority, skill, charisma, anything.

What should really be flat is the pay scheme: pay every worker 1/n of the company's assets at the end of each financial period.

That means anyone who wants more money must work to make the company prosper as a whole. Employees should also have the chance to decide who gets hired (because they have a motivation to hire only the people they think can increase their own pay).

Btw, I'm totally willing to try this in my own company one day. And if it doesn't work- who the hell cares. Most companies fail for much more common reasons than their management or pay structure anyway.
Yet another definition of Agile?
> There is hope. Discord and Slack.

Neither of those are FOSS, which Hello was.
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Smelting wouldn't really count as an environmentally friendly activity, but having a relatively low impact source of electricity helps. Interesting regarding their location, thanks.
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Effective marketing has led America to eat more protein than they actually need
The Ox's kit will be manufactured in the UK, where the average wage is 11x higher than in the Philippines.

That aside, Jeepneys are horrendous vehicles for anything other than their primary use: going from stop to stop on flat ground, while carrying human cargo with a high turnover rate.

The Jeepney weighs twice as much as the Ox and struggles with any incline (up or down–given the weight and their generally shoddy brakes, stopping quickly is out of the question), handles poorly with suspension that would have been unsophisticated a half a century ago, and becomes a hazard at any speed above gridlock.

The cargo capacity of the two appears to be significantly different, as the Jeepney's optimized around having two benches for people–the rear opening is positively small for cargo, removing the bench is a hassle (if it isn't welded in place to begin with), and the roof is fixed, giving no allowance for oddly-shaped cargo.

The two vehicles are hardly comparable.
Yes, or something like syncthing
I guess it's not safe (probably explosive) and even if it was safe how could that be done when it springs up from random holes dispersed in a vast area (Siberia)?
Reading this story, I was curious about ISAAC, so I posted a link to its webpage in another post (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12441451), hoping people would give their opinion on it. Do you have experience with ISAAC?
But if those 1000 stolen Volvos put the company in a rough financial situation, eventually leading to a major competitive disadvantage, then the losses could be a lot more than 300 million.
Potentially useful to that end: https://git.cryto.net/joepie91/ca-incidents
I believe it blocks on some BSDs during early boot, when not enough entropy has been collected, maybe OpenBSD?
https://taiga.io

https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-back
Is "broad" not North American informal? Seems like you would be unlikely to find it used to refer to a woman in 19th century English record keeping.
metametaprogramming (verb.) The act of talking about people talking about programming, rather than doing any actual talking about programming.
>> they could probably find someone to do your job for 30% less.

Aye, and that person would be called a "junior developer".
Thanks for the correction! I didn't know that was possible. It makes sense; it's the only way to ensure urandom is always safe to use.

Does anyone know how other operating systems behave in that situation?
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Oh I have gigabit, so that's not an issue. But I can totally seeing that being an issue.
If you're protecting movies that each cost $300 million to produce and made $1 billion in box office takes (just checking the latest Avengers movie for that number), then spending $10 million on a copy protection scheme looks like it makes sense.
> is extremely durable

What makes you confident to say this about a vehicle that was just released in it's first iteration and has yet to stand the test of time?
Display bazillions pixels pictures across screens and devices with no loss
i haven't explored it, but from cursory look it's more "work" (and more expensive) than the one that comes out-of-the-box
Some (most?) parts of it are open source

http://otalk.org/

https://blog.andyet.com/2015/06/09/what-is-being-open-source...
Here you go: https://blog.andyet.com/2015/06/09/what-is-being-open-source...
Very misleading title, especially for a scientific paper. While it was the biggest auction up to that date, a similar auction in Germany just a few months later had a significantly higher revenue, nearly twice as much as the British auction. [0]
The paper was published in 2002, so the title was already incorrect when it was published.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_auction#Germany
For most of them no. A lot were school projects that only existed on youtube or smaller things that were uploaded from my phone etc.
> The latter definitely does not

Depending on what country you live in.
I had no idea about that, thats awesome, thanks!
Enjoy this picture of an Apple keyboard that says "control": https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Apple_Keyboard.JPG
I was about to use it as a OS-independent alternative to Skype (I'm on Linux). And I wanted to use this, also instead of facebook chat and the likes.

The moment they removed the contacts feature it was dead for me. Although, to be honest, it never really worked (sometimes no audio and stuff like that).

The idea, that I have to first email the chat URL and then I can make a conversation is like writing a letter first before doing a call. Fundamentally wrong conversation setup.
Why not use GPG directly? I get the wish to not add more binary dependencies, but the recent couple of issues with Go's math and crypto libraries doesn't fill me with confidence. Not to mention that there's no real benefit to adding your own wrappers around the crypto primitives when GPG already exists.
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Unfortunately, one needs to get a bit of experience (and risk early burnout) before they cotton on to that fact.

My first real junior dev job [1] gave me an ulcer. I only relaxed when I realised what you allude to: people yelled at me and complained about my working pace (and the fact I didn't... smile) but there wasn't anyone else willing to do the job I was paid a pittance to do, especially not with that money. I could just take my time and do my best in the time I thought was appropriate and let middle management go screw themselves. Poor bastards anyway- they were the de facto product testers so they probably had it worse than me in the end.

[1] In other words, working for a company that didn't give a shit about me and just used me in a "human-wave" sort of approach to development. This also came after a stint at a company that treated me fairly and gave me a full "software engineer" title, no "junior"s, so I had the chance to observe the difference between the two models very closely.
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Writing something myself is an idea I have brewing in the back of my mind. But it's not something I have any clear ideas about. I have no idea how it should work, only a vague idea that it should be as seamless to my daily routine as TaskWarrior is right now.

But I'm trying to collect notes on how I use Wunderlist and TaskWarrior. Maybe in a few months I'll have a better idea of my usage patterns and then I can come up with something that I'd love to use everywhere.

Do you have any ideas on what you'd like to write yourself? I could get ideas off of you. :)
It's a shame that the whole matter of global warming has been politicized and muddied so much by special interests that average person simply doesn't care anymore. That's why it's especially weird to see something like this published in Daily Mail. The positive feedback loop is definitely happening though, but the magnitude and extents of it could still vary.

To be honest, I don't believe we can stop this, not with the current population size and the current economic model.
"[...] at speeds of up to 26 terabits per second."
16-year-old British girl earns £48,000 helping Chinese people name their babies
According to the "Big Book of Hoaxes", Alceo Dossena's works were sold with a certificate certifying them as "genuine fakes".
True! Rowhammer-based attacks are kind of unique, though; I expect they'll be treated as a hardware bug and solved by releasing better hardware, rather than through inventing even more layers of securinoia to keep in mind from now on.

It's sort of like when WebGL was first getting going, and the GPUs of the time didn't expect to be fed shaders directly from potentially-malicious web sources. Rather than severely restricting the WebGL API, we got a new generation of GPUs that fail safe.
> last I heard from around 15k to 30k USD

Where can I buy one?

Last I heard, smallest 4k projectors start at $400k.
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lol, my exact thought when reading that comment. I think its almost verbatim lifted from the 'Beautiful Mind'.
The code is clearly stolen from Holder.js [1].

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[1]: https://github.com/imsky/holder
Those photos really look like something out of a science movie, hard to believe we've let it get to this point.
Meet the Concept Car That Was Too Wild for Volvo
It is refreshing to see that they sorted out the insurance system as part of the product. The Airbnb and Uber equivalent was/is to get people to use their home owners/property insurance to deal with that and then offer a sort of backup system in case that didn't work. This app has got a solution that works from the outset which is fantastic.
Not sure what I can do help you see this differently. I thought, DDT presents no health risk when used properly. was pretty straightforward.

There are a lot of important things in the world, that are absolutely essential to human health, such as DEET, which has warnings like, Ingestions of DEET have been associated with nausea, vomiting, hypotension, encephalopathy, seizure, coma, and ataxia., Ingestion of 50 mL of 100% DEET by a 33 year-old woman resulted in hyptotension, coma, seizures and death. Ingestion of 25 mL of 50% DEET by a one-year-old child resulted in coma and seizures. - but nobody in their right mind would suggest we not use DEET just because it can have negative impact on human health. It's pretty much the key to reducing mosquito bites.

Widespread outdoor spraying of DDT has some pretty significant negative effects on the environment. But there is much less debate about the cost/effectiveness of indoor residual spraying and such to reduce malaria carrying mosquitoes.

This is the best reference I can recommend to understand all of the details: http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/69945/1/WHO_HTM_GMP...
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...and which of the improvements should actually draw my attention?
Not just the resolution, but the contrast and gamut too (although the gamut in cinema projection is still much better than the more usual BT.709).
that's the big concern i have with all this 2fa pseudo-security-bullshit. first, you don't get my fucking number. second, give me another 2nd factor choice. third, the gsm network is, as we all know from defcon and ccc, completely broken. why the fuck is anybody trusting the phone system, still? these are the instances that make me loose trust in the oh-so-educated tech world.

at least a service like this is needed. to fight the assholes of facebook and the likes.
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That especially looks incredible (if not outright impossible) that since 1990 to 2014, real GDP per capita in the U.S. has increased by 39.8%. And the chart somehow implies that average income remains approximately unchanged.

There must be something distorting that chart, like: it is a chart of household income dynamics, and the average size of household has decreased.
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Just how effective are your presentation skills?
> Not really the plan.

Yup, hence my "hopefully", I'm aware small parts of servo may go into Gecko incrementally, however im still routing for something like browserhtml to be at a usable state, and for servo to run on its own.

> I don't think that's the case?
PR link
https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/1908
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/2vg0g1/this_week_in_s...

It might be worth making it clear what Servo's OS support is going to be, (for now and in future) to save any confusion
If you are fat then you are not eating sensibly, regardless of your excuses.
Of course immediately after the "successful" auction telecoms couldn't afford to do anything with the acquired licence and telecoms went into recession.

3G rollout and services took a ridiculous time to arrive.
Great idea and the screen shots look great. I love that it is so reminiscent of scratch, which my kids use on the Raspberry Pi now, will be great for helping them set up their own Pis.
Pinterest hires Google’s former head of image search to lead engineering
The assertion and interpretation of "immaturity" on issues like this holds us all back. Perpetuating a known problem hardly seems "mature" or even "sane".

I appreciate that doing things differently demands extraordinary cultural and economic shifts, new business models, faith... I don't see any of that as immature.

(Perhaps I'm immature :) )
That was a long time ago. You can get consumer 4k projectors for under $10k. Here's one for example: https://amzn.com/B00SKK70VO
Actually I came here to ask about that.

Clicking a bit around did appear to give me the release notes [1]

[1] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/5.2
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That's the same link provided in the Tcl wiki. I haven't actually used the ISAAC generator since the urandom is considered reliable. However, urandom is only available on Linux/BSD systems, on Windows alternatives are necessary.

From the comments on the ISAAC home page, the ISAAC and ISAAC-64 versions would appear adequate for most uses, but a reader more experienced in CSPRNG analysis might have more information.
The better solution I've seen to this problem is for them to warn in advance that something like that will happen, suggest bringing your own machine with you, and point you at a skeleton git repository to start working on.
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chatb.org is also free software - https://chatb.org/
If I have to sign up just to read it, it's not worth it. Even bothering with a mailinator address is not worth it.
WebRTC is not a hurdle, every recent browser supports it.
In my experience the problem with Hello is that it's too buggy. I found appear.in to be a lot more reliable.
Microsoft opens UK data centres
The difference between obese and normal weight could be 100 extra calories per day.

Look at all those "healthy snacks" - a small handful of nuts, a smoothie, a pot of fruit. These are all over 100 calories.
That are the release notes for 5.2, but for 5.2.1?
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Wasn't an ultra cheap Chinese-made truck banned in EU, because in a head-on crash at 30mph the whole cabin would just basically fold into itself, killing everyone inside - does this extremely simple design not suffer from the same problem?
If you want me to eat something, don't shove it in my mouth, put it on my plate and tell me how delicious it is.
The '70s, '80s and early '90s had unusually high interest rates though. Through compounding with those high interest rates early on, it suddenly becomes more reasonable... 6.7% over 42 years would get you to over 300k already...

Source:
http://www.riksbank.se/en/The-Riksbank/Research/Historical-M...
http://www.historia.se/VolumeIICh6Stocksandbonds.xls
Not on OpenBSD. The bootloader supplies entropy, so that basically as soon as the kernel starts booting, random numbers are available.

Edit: /dev/random on OpenBSD also does not block.
It's strange to mention Github in a open-source tools list...
Yeah which is a detail on prisoners dilemma. Again not the thing has the everyday importance.
After reading that book, I was afraid of Legal Sea Foods' All-You-Can-Eat Lobster Buffet.
Excuse me, but you're the one who went off on that tangent.

If we're relating to how people use words, it's not "much the same with mathematicians"
Nice. Slightly disappointed that the file being edited in the demo wasn't called "nuts" (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/schollz/sdees/master/brand...)