skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> because I don't want to rebuild the image every time I change a file..unless there's a way?

I believe the current strategy is to have a container that contains your full build environment, push your source files in by mounting a folder, and then use file watchers to automatically rebuild/rerun.
the Americas: North, Central, and South.
Ah, yeah, I see now that that is indeed probably what they meant; thanks! In that case, yes, I'm sympathetic to that, using regex to just mean "Anything that ultimately describes a regular language".
Yes, but this is the case in many spheres of life. For example, very few men attack women on the street. However, because I know that women are watching out for this, whenever I am going to be passing a woman on the street in an isolated neighborhood at night, I make sure to stay well away from her, don't look at her, and overall try to make sure that she doesn't think I'm one of those bad guys.
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My experience has been that most companies aren't even willing to talk to me if I don't have experience in their specific stack. That's probably the downside of liking embedded/systems level development much more than webdev.
Re-orienting the NSA's mission to focus on improving security through public research and technology transfer (like SELinux) is the most viable option for stopping the current arms race. There seem to be a shortage of people at the NSA who have the visionary power to imagine a future in which computing is secure. Which is a shame, because it is a future we can realize; the building blocks are here.
(I originally included far more thoughts on the topic here, but this is getting dangerously far from my areas of deep knowledge and I shouldn't allow scope creep to have me argue on things beyond my original point).

I'm only trying to argue that arguing that we need to save the planet without taking into account the human context is like arguing that we need to save a distant star. Saving the planet is precisely valuable in most cases due to the second order effect of saving humanity or the biosphere. This was all in response to the various ideas of 'saving the planet' which involve voluntarily gutting humanity, such as the original post I responded to here.
We ultimately decided landlines needed to be subjected to pretty stringent regulatory requirements in return for their monopoly (before ultimately breaking them up). Hopefully the same will happen to Facebook if they retain market share in 20 years.
Why complicate it? Morality is upto the individual entity whether it is a person, or a business, or a govt-body. For example, I believe there are still 'dry' counties in the US. They have decided that a no-alcohol policy is the morality they want to have within their town. I say fine, and I can accept that or move or try to change it... totally up to me. And as long as their morality does not infringe upon my rights to have my own morality, and that is certainly the case with this Facebook example, then it's all good.
Sorry, but you are wrong. There are exemptions that are relevant in a housing situation. Here are some:

1. owner-occupied buildings with no more than four units (which is commonly known as the Mrs. Murphy exemption)

2. single family housing sold or rented without the use of a broker if the private individual owner does not own more than three such single family homes at one time

3. housing operated by organizations and private clubs that limit occupancy to members
I totally missed this post - but having read it am pretty shocked. Is that really what the app is doing? Storing the admin password so that it can override your OS settings?

Not happy about that at all...

What are the implications of not giving it your admin password?
Honestly, your comment is extremely rude and offensive. I'm willing to chalk up your preference for longer resumes to cultural differences, but then you come out with bullshit like this:

> Your dot point resume looks like an indian from mechanical Turk put it together by amalgamation of keywords from job ads and pop culture.

> 1 page screams kid/unprofessional to me.

Your 4-page resume is unprofessional, overlong, self-centered, arrogant, and naive. You apparently are so bad at English that you can't even write concise summaries. A long resume screams that you have an overinflated ego and have no sense of professional decency.

A short resume doesn't imply a lack of aesthetics or English. I certainly paid attention to the design of mine. [0]

[0] https://www.morgante.net/resume.pdf
It's a relatively small mortgage, I bought it for $138k. (This was near the bottom of the mortgage crisis, but also the house is ~50 years old and outside of a small town in Ohio).

As I mentioned in the other comment, my savings rate has been trending upward for a while, and I now save about ~40-45% of my take-home pay.

But, even when I lived in the bay area, earned less money, and paid twice my current mortgage in rent, I was still saving ~15% of my income.

I don't consider myself deprived: we eat out, buy fancy phones, etc. We have a separate bank account just for giving that gets some money automatically transferred in each month. Our car is a 15-year-old civic that looks terible, but we don't drive that much and it still runs great. We'll probably replace it soon, but I kind of want to see how long it will go at this point ;)

Like I mentioned in my other comment, http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ has a lot of great advice. There's a few sites like that one, but MMM is my favorite.
> Eh, none of the men seem particularly perturbed by the term bitch, slut, whore, etc until I point out it makes me uncomfortable.

There are plenty of pejoratives for men too, they are likely using those to refer to each other.

>None of them seem particularly disturbed by the subpar maternity leave until, again, I bring it up.

Did you ask about the paternity leave?

> I literally was turned down from a job I later learned routinely had business meetings at a strip club. I highly doubt any of the men were uncomfortable and I highly doubt you're confused as to why I would have been.

You don't think plenty of men would have been uncomfortable in the same situation? I have a hard enough time clarifying me thoughts fast enough in meetings, I really wouldn't want to do it with tits bouncing around and a raging boner. Side note, most men don't really like strip clubs, it's one of those things we are expected to pretend to love.
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Honestly? I'm not. I personally browse a few news sites, hacker news, etc, but I'm in the minority.

Facebook is doing a very fine job of being the first place people hear about stuff happening. It's one website, and it will give you exactly the news you care about- big stories side by side with your friends' random musings. They've aggregated all information that a person cares about in one place, personalized, custom-fit, nothing you don't care about.

I'm not calling that a good thing, but I do think it's true.

There's a MacDonald's in every city in the planet, and it's literally killing us from how unhealthy it is, but good god I keep going back every now and then. Same idea as Facebook.
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While stuck at a meeting today I learned you can type faster than notepad can render by making the text really big. (AltSpace X, Alt O, F, S, 600, Enter, spam buttons) The text lags just slow enough so you can use it as a ghetto marquee.
It looks like an electron "native" app
Your challenge there would be finding anything remotely like Google's datacenter.
Wonder how/if this will effect google? They profit from providing links.
I wish we could all get along like we could when we were young school kids. Kids fight but at least they know how to empathize with each other when they try.
> usually slathered in "appeals to reason", logical fallacies, declarations of impartiality

If you think that other posters have engaged in logical fallacies, why not quote the text, name the fallacy, and explain how you think it applies?

Re: "appeals to reason", we absolutely should strive to be reasonable in our evaluation of claims and positions. I believe this is the main reason that various kinds of ideologues get strong pushback on HN.
What makes you think winters will be milder? Researchers believe that climate change will lead to more massive winter storms in areas that before had mild winters.

https://thinkprogress.org/why-big-blizzards-in-winter-dont-d...
I've read through many of the comments here. People are discussing laws, morality, and how race bias affects our behaviors. All interesting topics. The thing that is most obvious to me is that disrupting technologies and services like $x.sharing challenge existing laws, which are based on past experiences and don't plan for future growth.

It's also obvious we're ill-equipped to deal with it in a timeframe that is reasonable. It's a race condition that the law will always lose, because by the time it catches up the new disrupter will be in full effect.

I think that AirBnB is doing a good thing by trying to address a real problem, even if it's not 100% effective. And if they determine it is not, I hope they continue to try and make it better.
It destroys mechanical sympathy. Many people can no longer understand why some of their regex calls are so slow or why some are so much quicker.
Upvoted for having the balls to say that.
Agreed, HR exists to protect the company, nothing else.

Nothing related to gender, but I once had a coworker at a mid-sized company angrily threaten me in his cubicle: "if we weren't in the office, I would slit your throat." I immediately went to HR about it and literally the first thing they asked me after I told them was "can anyone corroborate your story?" I couldn't since nobody overheard us, so I was screwed. It was the only time in my life that I actually feared for my life from another human being -- especially since I tried to report him. I walked to my car with a friend that night, fearing he'd be waiting for me in the parking lot.

This coworker had received complaints for other issues from others in my department as well, but the company just didn't act. He remained there until he finally was fired for incompetence.
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I wasn't trying to say that climate change would be as catastrophic as a meteorite strike - just that maybe the reason no one is talking about the benefits of dramatic climate change because there aren't any?
But why do you get to question Facebook's idea of morality? If you don't like it, don't use the service. To question someone's morality solely due to it being different than yours is, bluntly, a waste of time.
Yeah it does seem implausible that 5300 people spontaneously committed the same fraud at the same time.. Must be some kind of policy driving this behavior.
I crossed a few times as a passenger on a boat in the Galapagos Islands. One of the Australian passengers made mention of it, but the Ecuadorian crew acted like they knew nothing about it. Kind of disappointed nothing was made out of it.

That was also the time I drank the Vice Governor of Bermuda under the table. He, being a vain Scotsman, thought Americans knew nothing about whisky. I, being one who is not culturally retarded in the ways of the booze arts, correctly named the scotch in his flask as Lagavulin 16 year, and it was downhill from there. The Canadians wisely ducked out before we emptied that flask and the boat of wine and beer. The Scotsman called out sick for our morning tours. I was apparently still drunk by that point, because I felt great until about an hour into our second snorkeling trip. Thankfully, cold Pacific Ocean water and exercise are pretty good hangover cures.
> I think there's quite a bit of self-awareness and honesty in questioning these types of initiatives.

Sometimes "self awareness" is code for "willingness to limit oneself to 'approved positions'"
School Kicks 9-Year-Old Out of Class Because of Her Body Type
How was recruitment?. Someone I know tried to get a got job there, got stuck in the queue forever. Was told to wait months. So eventually gave up and took another job.
If using Docker is an option, the official Dockerfile works well, you just need to modify the FROM line to "nvidia/cuda:8.0-cudnn5-devel-ubuntu16.04". Or "nvidia/cuda:8.0-cudnn5-devel-ubuntu14.04", depending on which version of Ubuntu you want.

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/master/tensorf...
Introduction about the “Are We” iOS app I just made and open-sourced
So slavery is okay as long as the government determines it is. Great moral framework you have there.

It's morally wrong to use threats of government violence to dictate how an individual uses their private property.
Yes, it is an electron app.
Exactly! That's why he should have gone to the Police.
Awesome. I've wanted something like this but for only movies in my collection. What's your stack. HAve you considered open sourcing for more help?
For your used car sales niche example, I'd recommend to look at used cars dealerships.

That is not really the hard part. It is a great excuse, and I use it myself to convince me I shouldn't look. But it's not really the hard part.
The letter they sent me claimed that there is currently no way to create fake fingerprints, so there's nothing to be worried about, 2 years of identity theft monitoring is good enough.
Open floorplans?

I'm yet to see a company that offers your own office for a Engineer position. Exception is one that used to until they scaled up.

I am yet to see a cubicle office plan, everything I have seen is open.

Where I work now it is 10 or so people in a room so being open plan isn't too bad. Previously had 300 open plan that wasn't fun IMO.
That is what you say when you're making a distinction between "editorial" content and "news." Jon Stewart was saying "My show is obviously editorial content, not fact-reporting objective journalism." As a way of objecting to other sources who claimed to be providing fact-reporting objective journalism when they were actually providing editorial content. AKA "Fox News" vs "Comedy Central."
That is different wording. One can find an OS X backdoor in Microsoft Word, for example. Here the OS X backdoor was found not in OS X but in some other program.
Sony will wake a sleeping HDR beast via firmware. What else hides in PS4?
Apple is trying to turn the iPhone into a DSLR using artificial intelligence
The vote total on this went quite a bit up, and now has crashed all the way down. It'd be cool to see upvote/downvote splits instead of having to deduce them by paying frequent enough attention to track history in this way.
You really got caught up in your rant, but nothing up there in my post is a defense of said clubs. I'm not a fan of them, and my post wasn't about them.

The fact that two wrongs don't make a right is taken so, so far by some reactionary people, that they basically end up pretending that the first wrong is blown out of proportion or doesn't really exist.

Which is exactly what that poster implicitly revealed by offering up that thought experiment. Imagine men saying to women "you are not welcome here". Yeah. Imagine.
When VS Code was first released, I was ecstatic at the idea of a cross-platform lightweight code editor backed by the weight of the Visual Studio brand. I wanted to move into the vim/sublime style of coding, but just couldn't get used to them despite my efforts. I was also a bit anxious that VSCode might be a bit of a publicity stunt; a way to say "See, microsoft can do cross-platform" but poorly maintained and poorly funded.

I'm happy to see it is plowing ahead steadily to a best-in-class IDE! Every time I open it, there is a new point update[1]. The documentation and tutorials are thankfully kept up to date. Out of the box it is an amazing Node.js editor and debugger. It has greatly helped me develop my Javascript skills and eased a lot of the pain I had with the lack of intellisense in that language (.net dev here). If the vision for the app was "lets create Visual Studio: Millennial Edition" I'd say: target destroyed. Whoever is in charge certainly has a vision, because this sort of app could easily get wrecked by going in too many directions at once. Keep up the great work and keep on that strategy of not listening to every single person's input ;)

[1] By that I mean I have it installed on mac/linux/win so when I open it on various computers, it usually has an update waiting. Not that I've ran it six times.
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You are overstating corporate facelessness and deniability. 5300 is about 2% of Wells Fargo's global headcount, maybe 4% of US headcount. That's enough for top of that management hierarchy to be senior management. There is an easy way find out how high it goes. Keep squeezing the biggest fish you have caught and see who they name.

But since the names are secret, it's not possible to know how far DoJ got.
Gruber makes it clear, http://daringfireball.net/linked/2016/09/08/airpods-hands-on, the only thing proprietary is the pairing between the iPhone and Airpods with the case. Other than that, these are just plain bluetooth headphones. They will work fine with other devices, and other devices will work fine with the iPhone 7.
> The NSA can't make another federal agency improve its computer security.

Maybe not directly. But the NSA could play a much more positive role in information security generally by moving out of the shadows and making more of its research public. The expertise that the NSA has acquired in securing information needs to be widely disseminated to work its way into engineering curricula and praxis, and that won't happen as long as the NSA communicates by whispering.
I've read the Communist Manifesto. I'm just curious about how this transition will take place.

It's easy to suppose that those with means (which also tend to be those with weapons) will resist this, even to the point of taking their money elsewhere (divesting from e.g. US markets, etc.), and this pattern could keep repeating until there aren't enough moves left for all of those with means. At that point, is there a war between those with means / food / weapons and those who have nothing, because the money left them behind?

Here's what I think will happen. The same people (Buffet, etc.) that tricked everyone into thinking something like "luxury communism" would ever happen will have everyone virtual reality and Soylent, and call that "luxury communism". If you think otherwise, than ask yourself why they don't give their own money to you now.

But, I don't think these people will literally hand everyone this VR and Soylent. I think they'll trick everyone into believing they've achieved "luxury communism" with a "basic income" (read: "printed money", lest we forget where the means will come from), and then inflation will reduce the value of this income and the need for better efficiency will force the population into VR and Soylent.
Gruber makes it clear, http://daringfireball.net/linked/2016/09/08/airpods-hands-on, the only thing proprietary is the pairing between the iPhone and Airpods with the case. Other than that, these are just plain bluetooth headphones. They will work fine with other devices, and other devices will work fine with the iPhone 7. The W1 chips is just a bluetooth chip designed by Apple.
Is there something special about this, other than that is a new url shortener and that it puts the unique id as a subdomain?
We had someone scam us on eBay for a laptop YEARS ago (like, 15 years ago) before they had the full buyer protections they have now. There wasn't really any recourse, but he had used his real phone number on his account. Or, I should say, his mother's real phone number, since he lived at home. We ended up calling, and reaching her, and when we told her what had happened she lost her shit, forced him to refund the order and, I presume, ensured that never happened again.
It blows my mind that any applicant gives negative feedback to the company before finding out of they got an offer. Even if they hated the interview and would never want to work there, an offer is still fodder to get a better offer somewhere else. Being positive is a strictly dominant strategy before an offer is made.
No, but it's one of the obstacles to overcome if you want more male teachers.
I have no doubt you can't understand why anyone would disagree with you, but maybe you can stretch a little, intellectually, and try to see other viewpoints.
Essential Numerical Methods(2014)
It does not make sense to only use 1 node. It's not designed to be a fast 1 node DB.

In fact for most dev I use 3 nodes on my laptop, and most of our "unit" tests are multi-node as well (closer to integration tests by most measures).
I hope you've read all of actionbutton.net.
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What on earth would either of those have to do with this?
Nope. The Lightning port is a purely digital connector. Using an external analog microphone would require some kind of external ADC (i.e., one more bit of kit to misplace).
> My last Android (Samsung Galaxy Nexus) had AWFUL battery life (3,700 mAh battery, btw)

There was never a Galaxy Nexus with 3700mAh battery.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_Nexus
I have dealt with chronic liars before and I believe his apology is a scam too. He just wants you to go away so he can get back to business.

He should be reported to police.
Regular expressions has implications in space time complexity. PCRE tosses that away.
If you want to test Cassandra, please test at least 9 nodes and have someone with Cassandra setup experience configure your cluster.
mods banned yet another account that spoke against fascism.

Obviously you allow pro fascist statements to go unchallenged.

Apparently another voice needed to be 'governed' into silence.
But it isn't meaningless for the assets in a secure page. Those are usually the things you want to cache anyway.
> Yet the all SF-86 forms

Not quite all of them. OPM doesn't seem to keep track of any paper SF-86s that were phased out in favor of the first web site iteration around 2001. Those earlier records may be safe. The image PDF isn't searchable so I couldn't confirm this.
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The new firm will be looking to reduce costs 1st. Expect reduction in benefits and perks, work increase and layoffs. The goal is to keep it for a few years until they can sell it at a profit or go the IPO route.

It's not always a bad thing. They want the company to succeed so they can get their money out. Just make sure you thrive along with the company and don't become redundant - don't be scared, be proactive.
They were named "regular" in the formal sense. Thus if they are not regular, it is a misnomer. It would have been just as useful to call them "Perl Matching Expressions", but without all the additional confusion about what a regular expression can do.
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Sounds like one of those situations where you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. Even the most eloquent bitchslap directed at such users, even if you disguise it as user education, can still cause strife. :/
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought NSA is only in charge of protecting classified systems. OPM data wasn't in a classified system.
I have to imagine that access to the libraries was restricted to a lucky few.
You can still use a proxy. You just have to trust its cert and let it MITM you.

You always had to trust the proxy; this just makes the trust explicit.
No raindrop believes it is responsible for the flood.
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Oh, just as opposed to unary. Writing numbers in the ordinary way in any ordinary base, which is to say, bases greater than 1; base 2, base 3, base ten, whatever.
It was always centralized (though "federated" would be more accurate), with allocated IP blocks and domain registrars.
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