skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
http://marc.info/?l=libressl&m=147490843900748&w=2

Just a quick note that LibreSSL is not impacted by either
of the issues mentioned in the latest OpenSSL security
advisory - both of the issues exist in code that was
added to OpenSSL in the last release, which is not
present in LibreSSL.
parallel != stop-the-world
Report: Weapons AI Increasingly Replacing, Not Augmenting, Human Decision Making
On debates
The study you cite does not seem to support your contention in so doing:

> Comparisons of recommendation categories for shortness of breath by condition revealed that students were more likely to recommend lifestyle changes when the patient was obese than when she was not obese, χ2 (1, N =76) =14.6, p<.0001. They were less likely to recommend symptom management (i.e., bronchodilator prescription) for shortness of breath when the patient was obese, χ2 (1, N =76) =4.8, p<.05. There was, however, no significant difference in recommendation rates for diagnostic tests.
Airlines are paying for any additional growth after 2020, not for current pollution.
Cap and trade limits emissions, but then allows you to buy off that limit by paying what amounts to a fine, but a fine that is directed at certain uses (sustainable energy, etc.). One could argue it's not really a market based solution to the problem, since unless the "trade" is high enough, there's no real reason to address the actual problem -- emissions. Making fuel more expensive would force companies to adjust to an immediate operating cost, rather than being able to lobby for higher "caps" or lower "trades". You are essentially creating a new market (with its own rules and inefficiencies), instead of trying to manage an existing one.

The problem with taxing the oil coming out of the ground is the incredibly complex nature of an unstable global market that is managed largely by a small number of players artificially controlling the price and a whole futures market trying to hedge against that roller coaster. It's also a market that wars are literally fought over. Finally, it's political suicide since it will impact consumers directly in the amount it costs them to fill their cars instead of indirectly, which they are less likely to blame on oil taxes.
> You can get a lot better results with `git log -m --first-parent`

Yes, however that only works in the CLI, not in any Git GUI I know of (though GTK Bazaar log would pretty much do that, folding merge commits & following the mainline by default).
Surface travel can be great, depending on what you're comparing against.

Against single-occupant cars, airliners win big. Airliners typically see 80-100 passenger-miles per gallon, versus about 36MPG for the average American car.

But if you get a more efficient car and add more people to it, airliners don't win anymore. Put four people in a new Prius and you're looking at about 200 passenger-miles per gallon. Long-distance busses and trains do really well too. And of course you can power surface transportation with alternative energy sources much more easily. Electric trains are common and electric cars can make long trips now, while nobody really even knows how to build a useful electric airliner.

I don't understand the emphasis put on air travel when it comes to emissions, and it's definitely better than typical car habits, but surface travel in general can be a lot better than air travel.
70 mph vs. 15 mph?
I use .dev as well for everything.

And as WordPress work makes up a big portion of my paycheck I understand the serialization but haven't worried about it since moving to WP CLI everywhere and adding it to project scripts/automation.

wp search-replace 'someproject.dev' 'someproject.dev'

It'll handle serialization and you can even use it for quick import/export:

wp export --add-drop-table db.sql

wp import db.sql
> This is a place where technical questions are asked and answered

I think this is a great reflection of one of the largest problems that Stack Overflow has to solve, and that is user education. The definition of what is on topic for Stack Overflow is much more specific than just being "technical", but most users don't even know that.

This results in many new questions being closed. The community is constantly trying to reword these "closed" messages to be as friendly and helpful as possible, but to the newcomer it just feels like rejection.

In many ways, Stack Overflow has solved all it's "technology" problems, and now is left with a lot of psychology and communication problems. The site could definitely use a professional communications specialist.

(FWIW, for those curious, "on topic" is defined here: http://stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic)
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Starvation mode is not really a thing. At worst, your daily caloric output will drop by a hundred or two hundred calories. It's not going to drop by a thousand calories.

Obese people have specially high caloric requirements per day. A normal size person might require 2000 calories a day to maintain weight, but an obese person could require 3500 per day (or even more).

Limiting your daily intake to 1600 calories as an obese person absolutely will cause your body to burn fat.

Consistently so.

All you have to do is endure the hunger.
It would be very possible to make the UV measuring tool that would work for both locations if the spec would be clearly defined; in the case of the Xbox controller you still need to adhere to some kind of a median value when it comes to ergonomics. Both your examples are a case of design issues to which diversity is only one of the solutions available with no real guarantee that it will work.
I noticed this in San Francisco and i really think it depends on the devices. The iPhone users? Mostly spot on. But several other Uber/Lyft experiences with drivers that had lower cost phones (mostly the freebie Samsung or Motorola Android devices) were having issues with navigation.

The iPhone and higher end Samsung devices definitely have more accurate GPS chipsets built in and were doing a way better job of keeping track of where we were.
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Are there countries that prevent some part of the population from operating power tools?
OVH are a catch all solution for hosting, and spread themselves very thin, similar to GoDaddy who try to do everything-all-at-once That's not to say I don't like OVH, but if it's a VPS then my default reply is Digital Ocean who happen to specialize in this area. From my experience, OVH support is fast and reliable. OVH's unique selling point is their selection of domains. (They're the only company I know who can sell rare ccTLD at an affordable price).
California Homeowners on the Move Are Choosing More Affordable States
You could be a little bit more adversarial in the approach. Create several accounts, have them each message one another. Since you know the message and can use OCR, you can easily automate compensation for changes in the UI.
I think this is very well handled on the part of Mozilla, especially with respect to existing customers.

What's missing, which admittedly is not Mozilla's job, is to inform any existing customers that will have to renew during the time WoSign and StartCom are suspended. If they just get an invoice and pay it or are set-up with auto-renew, they'll unknowingly get certificates that aren't valid for the remainder of the suspension (or indefinitely, if WoSign/StartCom if violates Mozilla's requirements).
SVG has more potential
On the one hand I like this, as it adds in more shared functionality across both iOS and Android out of the box (maps for example). On the other hand, I believe this also breaks the ability to add in custom RN modules, which is part of the reason I enjoy it. Would love to see some of this getting folded back into react native core.
> You can very quickly kill a dependent alcoholic without special treatments. Going cold turkey has a risk of sudden death.

My girlfriend became profoundly psychotic when she ran out of alcohol. She was taken to the hospital, who didn't care that she had been drinking, and didn't include on their 'petition for court-ordered evaluation' that their initial blood work found cocaine metabolites. The psychiatrists at the county's behavioral health center also didn't care that their patient told them she'd been drinking heavily.

Modern Medicine does some things quite well. Weight loss and addiction are two areas where conventional medicine is inadequate.
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Deutsche Bank shares fall to lowest level since mid-1980s
Introducing .NET Standard
cap and trade is pure political theater where politicians can decide who providing credits, so favorite sons type stuff. If we just tax the stuff coming out of the ground at the source the politicians cannot play favorites in the credit game.

its one way that countries try to avoid fair trade as it gets harder to follow the money. it also lets politicians unfairly subsidize some businesses over others because of whom runs them, not what benefit they provide.

so tax it once and get it done with
That does support non-genetic factors to some extent, but the existence of such twins matters less than their frequency, because twins don't always have identical DNA (mutations can occur after they separate).
Or more likely, the original source for that claim was thinking of a very specific type of pollution, but it then got badly reported and mangled so that a surprising number of people now think that a small number of ships produce a major chunk of all emissions.

As I recall, the article which really made a splash on this topic was clearly written about sulphur dioxide, but the headline just said "pollution" and everybody ran with it.
Rust's borrow checker actually helps with this a lot- you can hand out references to the Rc-ed data without modifying the count, and the compiler will enforce that the count is not decremented until the references are dead. Combined with the fact that plain references are more idiomatic than Rc/Arc, this leads to pretty similar results.
The city shouldn't do things that the people who live in it disprove of. If you can find me a majority of local people who agree with this then I'll buy this answer. This is a bit different then most other situations though. This is genuinely effective activism that will improve the quality of some people's lives. I don't see what's wrong with this especially if no one is harmed and no one's private property rights have been encroched. From what I understand this was done on public property that was "unattended" until the law was changed to exclude this practice.

From this statement:

Since the city changed its [unattended property] ordinance, barring me from putting them on public land, I can only go with private land

I also see no valid reason to allow the government to damage property that is confiscated without paying them back. That's insane in it's own right.
Perhaps I read more into it than you meant - fair enough. You are still conflating Sweden and IKEA, which is just silly.

Also IKEA's m.o. is more cheap and cheerful than disposable, so what irony there is, is a bit weak.
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Got kidney stones? Try riding a roller coaster to dislodge them
retarded cunt
If Google's car was cautious enough, this accident likely could have been averted. But it opens up an ethical question: how cautious is too cautious to be practical?
Just curious, what were some of the Swift questions?
> Do you have resources on the scientific basis for BMI's efficacy as a health indicator?

http://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/assessing/bmi/adult_bmi/ind...

http://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/assessing/bmi/adult_bmi/ind...

> > > If you look at the statistics on weight loss success rates, asking a 500lbs person to lose 200+lbs before you're willing to treat their disease with actual evidence-based medicine—looking at symptoms, pathology, etc—is tantamount to outright denial of care.

> > I'd like to see those statistics.

> "Data from the scientific community indicate that a 15-wk diet or diet plus exercise program produces a weight loss of about 11 kg with a 60-80% maintenance after 1 yr. Although long-term follow-up data are meager, the data that do exist suggest almost complete relapse after 3-5 yr."

This in no way indicates how many patients with knee and hip issues are able to solve those knee and hip issues simply by losing weight.

> And that's 11kg… the situation described above is 90kg. You're essentially telling someone to go away and come back after 2+years of dieting to get medical care. Don't you think that seems unrealistic?

No, I'm not telling someone to go away and come back after 2+ years to get medical care, I'm prescribing medical care that will take 2+ years.

Weight loss isn't denial of care; weight loss is the care.

There are plenty of forms of treatment that take a long time. If a doctor prescribes a course of medication that takes 2 years before trying surgery because it will solve the problem for most people and is lower-risk, you wouldn't complain about that, or call it denial of care. But in fact, weight loss is safer than most medicines--weight loss for an obese person has almost no negatives.

I posit that the only reason you're objecting to weight loss as treatment is that you've formed your opinion based on identity politics rather than medical efficacy.
Mozilla is killing StartCom. Chrome has not announced a decision yet, although I predict that they will also distrust.
By "huge", I meant:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12583390
Dirt cheap, stylish, recyclable clothing.

I really like this idea.
That's true. I think I'm just especially aghast at the comments here because I generally enjoy this community and figured there would be more empathy.
Ah, yes, you are correct. Will now happily use transform :-)
Hiya!

I built this over the weekend. It is still pretty broken, and the code quality is garbage-level at this point, and only some features work, but it's still surprisingly fun to play with. I plan on adding many more fixes, features (hello, save and load buttons!) and blocks. in the next few days.
If I understand this properly, how do you use the same identity from two different machines on a service like github?

If they only allow you to upload one public key per account, then you aren't able to use that account on both your desktop and laptop, if you have separate private keys on them, no?

Edit: Actually I just looked at github and they allow multiple keys. Is it generally the case that any service that offers ssh keys will allow multiple keys?
Reducing the malpractice currently occurring in the treatment of the morbidly obese should reduce the needed malpractice insurance. (The problem may be that the malpractice that the article documents isn't being prosecuted sufficiently by its victims; if it was, the behavior would probably change.)
Academic Research in the 21st Century: Perverse Incentives and Hypercompetition
There are probably stats on it. I'd have thought solitary would reduce immediate success in suicide and hence also reduce immediate desire. But yes, it's going to be very bleak to be under that sort of regimen and I'd also expect the thought to be worse.
So I don't like Let's Encrypt, if Mozilla "kills" WoSign/StartCom, what are my options if I want a cert for free?
A reasonable theory, but as a minor note most evolutionary biologists wouldn't focus on group survival. Group selection remains controversial.

But your point still stands, and has clear parallels in other cases, like sickle-cell anemia: one copy of the gene is helpful, so it remains in the population, but two copies is harmful, so its spread is limited.
7 minute zoom of the fractal. Incredible level of detail and that final mirrored inverted fractal at 6'38 took me by surprise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD9yNFmb2FE

Are there any good fractal explorers in VR?
DEA Blocks Research into Promising Opioid Alternatives
How Convolutional Neural Networks Work
You forget things like certificate pinning which can make sites inaccessible for long durations of time if the user doesn't visit said website during this transition period.

I'm not super convinced about the user security argument either. Sure, they backdated SHA-1 certificates and that's nasty but those certificates still expire at a reasonable time in the near future and will soon enough not be accepted by browsers at all or show up with scary UI warnings. That said I don't agree or condone what they did.
what about ocean acidification that i keep hearing about?
San Francisco sends its (mandatory) curbside compost up to Napa to grow our wine, and having lived through a couple ballot initiatives and largely-self-infliciated absurdly high rents here, I can think of no municipality that is more dysfunctional or incompetent.
You could just tell whichever job has the worse benefits that your spouse's insurance handles it or whatever and continue on your way, probably.
That's the right phrase. It was not at fault.
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Does Chrome maintain its own trusted certificate list on any platform?

IIRC, it uses the OS's trust store on Windows and macOS, and NSS (so, Mozilla's trust store) on Linux. So, it's up to Apple and Microsoft to handle this for Chrome users on those platforms.
Are you sure you can't use custom RN modules ? That would be.. very surprising.
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I've heard they ported GCD to Linux, though. Would love for that to be open-source.
Restoring YC's Xerox Alto day 8: it boots
Russia is planning to decipher the entire Internet traffic in the country
http://rbth.com/politics_and_society/2016/09/22/russia-mulls-new-system-to-read-online-messages-in-real-time_632167
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This combined with the recent congressional bill $20B budget for NASA's manned Mars mission (yes, you read that right) is very good news for the next generation of space.

The bill, introduced by Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, among others, has good bipartisan support. https://www.commerce.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/f9467082...
Show HN: McEliece Post-Quantum Cryptography for Node.js
It was hit in the side, toward the rear. Possibly if the driver had not hit the brakes the accident would have been avoided?
Where do you find a place to put a tiny house and how much does it cost approximately.
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Are proteins calorieless?

Right now my diet is already protein heavy.

There is a way to force all my protein eaten to do protein job without a single bit of it being turned into calories for other purposes?

EDIT: my questions were rethorical. I know proteins have calories, that is my whole point. even with a diet where I get only the macronutrients I need, my calorie intake is too high. Right now my lifestyle consists of switching periods of losing weight woth periods of fixing the damage. so far lost 30kg from my peak weight, still need to lose more 30kg to doctors stop telling me I am fat and start helping me.
Anyone else thing that the Julia set diagram of this looks like a Nazca-line Image? Imagine you reverse engineered the Nazca Images on the ground and they described advanced Mathematics...Sci-Fi short story Idea there for sure :D
I used to be obese.

I know what causes obesity.

It basically does boil down to over indulgence.

If you're in denial about that, I can see why you would be. It's no different than religious people denying science to protect their egos.

However, your sensitivity does not warrant that others should indulge your delusions and fantasies.
Stats aren't copyrightable. You can build one without goodwill.
Why wouldn't the tax on fuel be a barrier to competition too, under your reasoning? To grow, the smaller airline would need more fuel, and so would be paying more.

Emissions are approximately proportional to fuel use, so I don't see how a tax on fuel (which would be proportional to fuel use) would have any lesser or greater effect than a credit system on emissions (assuming credits needed are proportional to emissions).
For some reason I feel safer and more comfortable with Taxi drivers than with Uber drivers. I understand the whole background check thing, and that helps. But a taxi driver, whether you like it or not, is a full-time professional. Whereas an Uber driver is just somebody with a gig on the side (usually).

Taxi drivers less frequently ask me overly personal questions. Taxi drivers in general don't seem to give a fuck about their customers, and I've come to appreciate that. When I'm hailing a ride, chances are I'm not interested in exchanging life stories, or being impressed by how cool my driver is.

In a crowded city, the distance is welcome.

edit: one more thing -- Taxi drivers invariably know the roads better. Sometimes that doesn't matter. But in the event of traffic problems, or if you're really in a rush, it helps tremendously.
Yea I'd love to see something like this as well.
This is a people service business like cooking. Which makes it hard to scale when it comes to excellent service. Boutique consulting companies may offer excellent service. Like with kitchens there are plenty of them all claiming to serve great food. Stellar are few. The initial looks can be deceiving.

Hint: The proof is in the pudding. But you have to sit through the whole meal to know whether you enjoyed it...
I used to get frequent downtime from them when I used dedicated machines, about 4 hours a month. These days I use their VPS for staging environments and gitlab-agents.

I don't use them for gitlab or production because they do not meet the uptime/response time standards I require (300ms pings from Toronto to their Montreal datacentre).

They are cheaper but if the above is more important than raw power then I'd go elsewhere.

Edit: I haven't used their Public cloud offering yet, that might have improved performance over their dedicated boxes and cheap VPS.
In case you have this problem. Flexseed is very helpful.
Incentivize the consumer and you incentivize the producer. The idea is that this will create a market need for easily repairable products.
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I'm sure it's not true but... Once I got a high refresh rate IPS monitor, a lot of my eye problems (dry, red, tired) went away. Hmm.
> The Dreamcast had so much potential, a year's head start over the PS2, a decent selection of launch titles, and online games, but I guess the damage was already done

The damage was done with third party developers. I think the public was ready for the Dreamcast/PS2 showdown, but the Dreamcast barely had games that anyone cared about. Nintendo had clearly dropped the ball with the "hardcore" (for lack of a better term) game audience by this point, so the real battle was supposed to be between Sega and Sony.

I can't remember if the story was that Sony had effectively bought everyone's loyalty, or if the devs had decided they hated Sega.
Because she is paying the doctor for medical care, either directly or indirectly through insurance. Because the doctor has taken some form of oath to do no harm, and to take every measure necessary to treat a patient, and to have empathy and sympathy for the sick. Because she is a human being who deserves medical care.
How did you eventually get over your RSI? I've been struggling through my own for a few years now and haven't had any real improvement.
Just staying properly hydrated.
I saw a SIP number. If there's a POTS number to forward to doesn't the forwarder then pay for the call? With a local responder app there would be no call charge - I don't want this enough to pay for half-hour international call forwarding.