skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are actually a lot of kosher "bacon" potato chip flavors. The flavor is usually faked with smoked paprika. "Bacon salt" is also kosher, for the same reason.

In that case, keeping it kosher widens the market a bit, and the man on the street probably can't tell the difference anyway. Beside that, it's probably cheaper and easier to flavor with smoked paprika than actual bacon.

I have some truffle oil at home and always wondered how it could possibly be profitable to produce; one wouldn't want to squeeze anything out of a truffle. I guess now I have the answer, but I'm not too upset about it. It's probably as close to truffle-flavor as any grocery store in my state will actually get.
> On topic: $40k seems pretty decent for an operator, though with training.

Depends. Any mention of a dollar figure must include the region in the US, or it's totally meaningless. A 40K salary could easily be really good, really bad or normal.
"While future IoT devices are a privacy (and security) nightmare, we can take simple steps to leave a smaller digital footprint when using the web: use private browser windows more often, use a separate web browser for Google and Facebook services, use a separate browser with privacy tools for the rest of your web browsing."

What I really want is a chroot jail for a browser. This shouldn't be that hard, but the GUI adds some complexity ... and I am not sure how to implement it in OSX.

I can do this immediately with vmware fusion, but that's a lot of overhead - quite expensive - for just a second browser instance. It gets even more expensive if I want a third or a fourth.
In fact, you're not even allowed to press Bluray video discs commercially without using Bluray's DRM
Every HTTP site is insecure, that's OK and we all agree on that.

But using HTTPS doesn't make a website magically secure, that is not enough. Thus there might be a false sense of security via this option.

> My mom opens browser

> Goes to http://www.example.com

> Sees "insecure" flag, ok moves on.

> Than goes to https://shady.example.com

> Oh nice padlock icon you got there

> It's secure, I can give my credit card info.

Maybe I'm exaggerating. Anyway, it's a good start. HTTPS everywhere, let's encrypt!
I dunno; I feel Airbnb is really losing control of their product.

Most recently, I've noticed a lot of listings of great places for awesome prices... but only if you're willing to rent for 12 months continuously, provide your own furniture and pay a security deposit -- which is just a fucking apartment lease. It makes it hard to find "legit" rentals with so much of this kind of spam filling up the listings.

Worse yet, when I went to report such listings (since I'm pretty sure that's not what Airbnb is designed for), I couldn't figure out how to do it in the app. I get that companies want to operate with minimal overhead, but until their listing systems are run by AI that can outsmart unscrupulous humans, it makes their product shittier.
I might buy the argument if Apple didn't include an adapter with the phone.
> Okay, so it follows from completeness.

There is nothing to do with completeness here; 0.999… = 1 is a statement about a series of rational numbers summing to a rational number, and the convergence of the series is established by the fact that it sums to the right-hand side, not by an abstract appeal to completeness.
Never understood Apigee's core product. I like their whitebooks though. quite informative. So congratulations.
Devil's Advocate: They could filter for obscenities before hashing.
> Is the number of people who only buy music from iTunes really enough to keep iPhone where it is in the market?

I'm going to take a punt and suggest that the answer is no. Why do I think that? Because Apple haven't restricted music to DRM only.
One of the charges as I understand it is Mr. Assange had sex with one of the accusers while she was asleep. That definitely seems to qualify as rape in Sweden penal code (https://lagen.nu/1962:700#K6P1S1 -- note I'm relying on Google Translate so corrections welcome).

Sweden is not the only country that considers sex with someone sleeping or otherwise unconscious as rape; a quick look at UK law for instance seems to bring this up in section 75 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42). Even in Mr. Assange's native Australia, failure to withdraw from sexual intercourse after consent is withdrawn appears in itself to be considered "rape" in all districts but Queensland. (https://www.alrc.gov.au/publications/25.%20Sexual%20Offences...)

There are varying degrees of rape in Sweden, as I understand it Mr. Assange is being accused of the most minor degree of rape due to the circumstances. Still, it seems like what he is accused of is typically labeled "rape" in many places.
Which last 5 hours, and also can't be charged while in use.

I guess you could buy two pairs and swap them out...?
Someone else in this thread mentioned a company that has customer service type in your password to open your account. So that would be a non-plaintext reason to insist on non-obscene passwords. But it's still terrible, because why the hell is customer service typing in your password.

Pretty much all organizations that allow phone authentication seem to be at risk of engineering attacks. The only ones that manage it send you something verifiable they can ask about like a credit card, and people who really care like the government just send an actual human to your house.
>Chomsky nails politics and 'how the world works.'

Yeah, tell that to Cambodia.
Curious if they used cash from their domestic or international reserves.
It doesn't have to be stored in plain text to validate it is correct. The phone operator could enter it into an authentication form to verify it is correct.
Someone should do a study on this, A/B testing racism!
There are tons of great alternatives:

http://www.eevblog.com/forum/reviews/alternatives-to-ftdi-us...

many of those support the USB serial class so they don't even need a driver.

My personal favorite is CH340g, used in many new Arduino clones:

https://hackaday.com/2014/12/02/finding-a-cheaper-usb-to-ser...
> NXDOMAIN can be a temporary error.

Unless some DNS server is broken, it actually cannot. NXDOMAIN is an authoritative answer that tells you that the domain positively does not exist. Not to be confused with SERVFAIL, which you should get if the DNS resolver ran into a timeout or got an unintelligible response or whatever, NXDOMAIN should only occur if the authoritative nameserver of a parent zone explicitly says "I don't know this zone either locally nor do I have a delegation for it".
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What makes you think it's headphones, much less the same set, being used in all of those locations?
Which is a hassle. If you are making headphones now in 2016 and beyond, you are going to have to deal with the lightening port to be competitive in the iPhone accessory market.
But you will have the choice. Also, I imagine that a jobless future will be heavily automated. Cheap autonomous transportation might expand the housing area with sustainable commute. Even more so if you can work remotely part-time and shorter hours.
Being a white supremacist is not a protected class in the US and it's illegal to discriminate on the basis of race in housing.

The law seems perfectly clear to me.

As made applicable by section 803 of this title and except as exempted by sections 803(b) and 807 of this title, it shall be unlawful--
(a) To refuse to sell or rent after the making of a bona fide offer, or to refuse to negotiate for the sale or rental of, or otherwise make unavailable or deny, a dwelling to any person because of race, color, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin.

https://www.justice.gov/crt/fair-housing-act-2

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_class
FYI when using pypy bandit fails to discover tests for some reason (could be a pypy bug?). In this case, the default output generated by bandit-config-generator is mostly empty and bandit fails to parse it. It doesn't indicate what the nature of the parse failure is (what line, what rule(s) were violated), even with verbose mode. The readme doesn't cover the format of the config file. Is it YAML/TOML/JSON/other?
Are analytic RDBMS and data warehouse appliances obsolete?
Which gets pretty bad the moment you need to use shared volumes.
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Airbnb's model is to provide very limited oversight. If they have to support these types of grievances to any sort of regulatory standard, it's going to kill their business model because it means they will need to increase overhead with compliance systems. Humans are still way smarter than any AI automated system, so even the dumbest humans will be able to outsmart them unless they have people handling the complaints.
>The species was deliberately hunted to extinction by farmers incensed at the number of sheep killed by the carnivores.

like in other similar situations, for example with wolves in Montana, i wonder why just not use the shepherd dogs, i mean this is how it worked for thousands years before.
A page can be http, but what matters is if the fork submits to a https url. Does chrome care about how the page was loaded, or what the form submits as?
I don't know about Cambodia and Chomsky. Link please (thanks).
>I'm not sure the record industry is stupid enough to waste the effort.

The record industry has made so many stupid attempts at DRM, I don't think anyone has been able to keep count.
This was a great read. Thanks.
What I find interesting is that truffle oil is often denigrated for not containing actual truffle based solely on this lack of authenticity. I have eaten white truffles in Italy, black truffles and dishes with truffle oil. From an anecdotal perspective, white truffles are damn good, black truffles are pretty damn good and truffle oil can be a nice addition. As long as you're not being defrauded, I say no harm, no foul.

Sometimes one wants to go whole hog and buy organic this and prime that and create all components of a dish from scratch. And there are many time when one simply wants an easy dish that tastes great and doesn't cost a mint.

To me the real confusion in truffedom is caused by truffles being funghi and there also being chocolate truffles. That's just wrong.
I worked on a similar proposal during my PhD thesis. It is formalized for a Java-like language and implemented in the Jikes RVM. We also carried a proof of isolation using Coq.

https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00933072
Nicer grocery stores tend to carry them. The Central Market chain in Texas tends to have them. Accessibility may also depend where you live--much easier to find in major cities.
I want to see someone do a post on how they analyzed all of the top stories on HN (ones that got more than "x" upvotes) and calculated the ones that could be resubmitted after "y" time period had gone by. For extra bonus points figure out if any particular hn handle has gone in and resubmitted old stories in the past by a similar technique and analysis.
I don't see any truffle oil on that menu.
And who is that somebody going to be?

Also, what you're proposing boils down to asking them to all standardise on RPM. Have you asked yourself why all these different package management tools exist in the first place?
Total Fertility Rate. Mean number of children, per woman, in the population. According to the CIA World Factbook, it's actually 1.4 for Japan, as of 2015.
You need about 2.1 for population replacement, because of factors like premature death.
the thing is Flutter has been a "preview release" for what, two years now?
Not my repo, but the author says to feel free to submit PR's for any new additions as they come up / get published.

The conference was excellent. Thanks to all involved. Haven't experienced that much energy around any segment of the programming community in a very long time.
3Scale was acquired by Redhat (not IBM): https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-acqui...
Gloss anything always turns into a nightmare of scratches, and fingerprints. It looks pretty for about three seconds out of the box, and then it's quickly ruined. I thought they learned their less with the old plastic gloss cases, iphone2 era?

With multiple cameras as 12MP on this thing, 32GB is just going to become as silly as the 16GB model was. Embarrassing it's such a small amount on a $700 device.
Except that Macbooks are not that expensive, at least in Europe and compared to other premium alternatives like Thinkpad, DELL and HP.
I'm sure the explanation is that: "Extra" refers to them using a larger portion than normal, "Virgin" is the company name of their supplier, "Olive" is a variety of sunflower seed, and there is a missing dash in "Truffle Ex-Tract".
I recognized this and escaped a long time ago.

...in a galaxy far, far away. :D
All of the C/C++ experts I know, as well as people who have interviewed me coming from primarily that background, have always been among the most adamant to stress that an application crashing unexpectedly should never happen and is always the wrong outcome.

I imagine they would say that your statement about crashing vs. e.g. launching the missiles is a false dilemma. You don't crash and you don't incorrectly launch the missiles.

I'm not a C++ developer so I can't say it with certainty. I more agree with what you're saying. I'm just relaying that my experience has been that out of many different language communities, C++ actually seems adamantly the opposite of what you're describing.
I think Airbnb would argue that it's not their place to enforce these laws; and that if individual hosts are violating them, the government should go after them.

It's a typical problem of the "sharing" economy. I'm not sure the courts will agree with them, but their strategy has been similar to Uber's in that they come in, break the law (or at the very least operate in a legal grey area), then get so big that traditional regulatory systems have no way to deal with them.
We added log parsing to Telegraf a month or so ago. See here for more details:

https://github.com/influxdata/telegraf/tree/master/plugins/i...
> Besides, with only Apple earbuds currently supporting the Lightning audio connection

This is just factually incorrect.

Even before today's announcement lightning headphones have been available from multiple independent headphone makers, including Bose and Phillips[0].

https://www.google.com/amp/www.mirror.co.uk/tech/dont-panic-...
I thought they might be trying to get rid of the 3.5 mm jack to make a thinner phone but the 7 is the exact same size as the 6.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/0/apple-iphone-7-full-...

Maybe this is an evolution to a super thin iPhone 8.
Customer care clicks a button to create a random temporary token associated with that account and user has to log on and read that token.
We have significant trouble hiring developers here in Socorro, NM. Most are of the downtown favoring variety. But here, you can get a modest house for under $100K, have lots of great hiking opportunities, see a lot of open space. I think my lot is 1/4 acre with a 1200 sq ft house on it, and I paid $95K. (You'd have to compromise on the snow.)

I think you're right about your cohort. But in the next 15-20 years, I think there will be a swing in the other direction. These things are cyclical; your cohort hated growing up in suburbs with nothing to do, but their parents hated growing up in crime-addled cities packed with people, and their parents hated growing up bored on a farm, etc.
What do you mean by "doesn't seem to work"? The searches in that article either work for me, or return zero results.

I was a part of the graph search beta, way back when, and live in the US, which is mentioned in another comment as possibly giving me more access.
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He's probably better described as an anarcho-syndicalist (I don't think "social libertarian" does the radicalness of his politics justice): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism#Noam_Choms....
We use Apigee's Edge product. It provides API management tools like authentication, authorization, rate limiting, etc before the request hits your actual API. Its a pretty good product, if that isn't your core competency.
If the page is plain HTTP, it's possible for there to be malicious edits - adding a keystroke logger, changing the form's action to point to somewhere else entirely that saves credentials and redirects back to the original service the user meant to log in to, etc. So it matters very much that the page with the credit card or password field is HTTPS.
Nudging works. Some people are full-on racists, but for many even adding a small hurdle (like having to manually cancel and find an excuse for an instant-booked reservation) is enough to dissuade them without taking away the final say.

They do need to up their game when it comes to pre-validating guests, though, since any bad experience will only act as confirmation for the pre-existing bias.
Bad title, even the article states that "Just to clarify then, Comcast blocks anonymized VPN traffic when you are connected to one of their public hotspots."

Seems anecdotal. I've never had trouble with VPNs on my Comcast connection (no idea about their public hotspots).
Except it's still a simple solution for two reasons: 1) if you get the phone you get an adapter to let you use all 3.5mm headphones 2) many many many other people will have the same phone, so you'll be able to borrow their headphones.
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Exactly. Nothing stops someone from pulling open their AirBuds and recording the analog signal that drives the speaker.
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and the `path` attribute which allows you to control where a cookie should be used within the same origin.
> 1. "Our email provider won't send to them". That excuses OP's part in the thing, although now we need to ask why the email provider is being stupid.

Nope, actually, it doesn't. If your reaction to noticing that some service that you are using is incompetent is to adopt the same incompetence, that doesn't excuse anything.

> 2. "We don't do validation links, they cause too many lost users". I have serious problems with this, but from a pure-business standpoint they decided that rejecting valid emails loses fewer users than using account confirmation.

> Number two is vaguely horrifying to me, but in terms of "new users gained" it probably works out.

Well, sure, it's as much a reason as "I don't like your nose!"

If they don't do verification emails, they might as well just not ask for an email address in the first place (or make it optional). Misguided "validation" doesn't help with most mistyped addresses anyhow.
>why is that any different than the OS influencing what gets sent to the 3.5mm jack?

Their issue seems to be that it is not analog. The lightening port and bluetooth connection are two-way data connections, and the phone will be able to identify what is attached (rather than just outputing an analog signal). Here's the quotes that make that clear-

> But intentionally or not, by removing the analog port, Apple is giving itself more control than ever over what people can do with music or other audio content on an iPhone.

>With Bluetooth, the phone can distinguish between different types of devices and treat them differently. Apple can choose which manufacturers get to create Lightning-compatible audio devices.
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I believe you're wrong about that.

A headphone socket can report whether there's a jack plugged in or not - that one bit of information is the total extent of traffic in the reverse direction. There is no electronic standard for back talk from analog audio devices, and it would be pointless for Apple to try, because no analog device currently on the market would comply with it.
I don't get it.

The customer base of Apple has no problems spending huge amounts of money. Why should they need to be controlled in such a way?
I'm with mbreese in that I still don't see how having an external intermediate between the headphones and the phone enables this anymore than having an internal intermediate between the headphones and the rest of the phone.

That said, this is only true as long as it's still a 3.5mm plug for the headphones. If headphones start directly integrating with the new port, this equation drastically changes.
if a certain artist's musics is not easily accessible because of DRM or whatever reason, Ill just find something different to listen to.

There is no shortage of good local bands anywhere in the world so I'm not worried
Scent and taste are intimately linked, and you pretty much can't change scent without changing taste (the reverse is not quite as true), and the ingredient identified, while certainly a key component of truffle's distinct scent, also is a component of truffle's distinct taste.
We hardly looked at the 3d baby scan again after the real thing turned up.

You'd also need to deliver fairly quickly as 3d scans are normally done later in pregnancy so the baby is plumper and doesn't look "like a skinned rabbit" (that was a quote from a midwife) and you'd still need to deliver before the baby pops out.
I am all for doing things by standards, but to me this is de facto.
No one uses case sensitive emails. If they did all sorts of weird things would happen: People couldn't log in, but other people could. There would be multiple accounts when there should be only one, etc. You would have to store every email in original format and in some canonical format for uniqueness, etc. It's a nightmare.

If I had to guess the main reason this apocalypse is not happening already is because by default mysql indexes are case insensitive, so dude@dude.com is the same as dude@DUDE.com,
so people who use mysql never realize this being an issue.
They should go full throttle and just label things "Truffle Blasted!"
It was never an accurate term either. A person who can simultaneously be fluent and productive across the entire stack is a unicorn, mostly attractive to penny pinching startups who themselves hope investors believe in unicorns.
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This is the big elephant in the room that I don't see many people talking about. All of those social programs are set up with a huge assumption of exponential population growth. When that doesn't happen, they risk collapse. You can try to fix it with immigration, but often they end up dragging on those same social programs, at the very least in the short term. Their kids might not, but do we have that kind of time?
US Dept of Energy flings cash at exascale simulators
I love bullet-points instead of interview bloat :/
Scientists State It Loud: Animals Are Conscious
Show HN: A comparison of websocket servers in multiple languages/frameworks
Hadoop 3.0.0 alpha1
miniprofiler seems like it's only good when you want to target a very specific area and try to report while in production. I don't like the idea of mixing profiling in with the code.

Glimpse looks awesome though and I'm surprised they're not charging for it.
I don't like or agree with what Apple is doing here, but the $160 figure is just factually wrong.
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They didn't raise the price of the iPhone. It's the same as it was last year. It's $0.
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I didn't say anything about toxins in adipose tissue.
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2018: Support is discontinued. Please use our forums where intelligent bots will reply you.

2020: We are now discontinuing Apigee.
Are there going to be games for it that won't run on the cheaper version?

NO. No, no, no, no, no.*

(*Yes, in a few years. Once Playstation thinks you forgot and installation penetration numbers are high enough for the "news" to not give a shit they reneged.)
I like how the last paragraph started with "one more thing". :)