skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is true, but I expect the situation will slowly change, and more business will concentrate in Berlin, because the federal administration is a big customer now that more of it is relocating in Berlin.
Ever onward!

At least one version of OS/2 came with a midi version of Ever Onward buried in its pre-installed sound files. Seeing that songbook makes me hear it all over again.
It also renders fine in Firefox with default settings/filter lists.
Mirror anywhere?
Except the note also accommodates a stylus inside itself.
And none of them are illegal immigrants from Mexico
Hacker Rank can teach you algorithms, a bit of programming way of thinking, and how to solve problems. But not how to actually organize code and have best practices implemented.
I hope he does try to sue for a link to google which has a link to his own site which behaves in a certain way based on the if HTTP_REFERER header says it was from google. He could stop the behavior at any time by changing his own code. It would set a good public precedent to help curtail such buffoonery moving forward.
That would depend on the circumstances around the stone throwing and the goals of person(s) throwing the stones.

In some instances yes it would be terrorism. Terrorism does not have to involve massive loss of life, or even be life threatening.

People today seem to believe terrorism is only when Brown people blow themselves up in a Town Square, or when someone goes on a Mass Shooting rampage under the guise of a religion.

Terrorism can take many forms, and is more rampant then people want to acknowledge. People today only want to focus on Islamic terrorism, and exclude almost all other forms as they seem to be more socially acceptable often because they are legal
> Also, the utility of HN submissions is usually in the comments, not the article itself.

Well in order to properly comment and have a meaningful discussion the link should be read at first place.

Your analogy is broken, what people are doing at your party is discussing a movie they've only seen the trailer of.
Yeah, Tim Cook and Jony Ive can't possibly have enough time to thoroughly test everything.

Why do people wait for things to go wrong then make blanket statements about a "better way"?
[Re-reading] your comment and it may be this is what I missed (although I'm fairly certain I tried both with "developer" and ["administrator" privs]):

> Make sure users have a Developer privilege, so that they can push the changes to the main repo.

And/or:

> In case the registered username is different from local login username, the users may need to make it as local fossil admin (`fossil clone <url> --admin-user <username>`). Then after `fossil open`, make this username as cloned repo default (`fossil user default <username> --user <username>`)

(although I'm fairly certain the error messages I got mentioned the correct user names. Is the bit about --admin-user in the Fossil docs?).
I'm really excited about Takipi (I guess OverOps now) but the per-JVM pricing kills it for us, especially as we look to moving to microservices. Any plans for alternative pricing, such as per-GB or per-exception?
Mirroring Silicon Valley – A Colossal Mistake for Europe
TVs inherently require a different UI and control mechanism than computers or handheld touchscreens. It's more or less a reskin of iOS, pretty nice, and you can cross-compile/cross-purchase iOS/tvOS apps fairly seamlessly.

I'm glad Apple chose to develop a different OS for each class of device, unlike say, Microsoft's insistence on the one-size-fits-all approach — it's what made the iPhone popular in the first place.
Of course there's a server, or do you think you're the only genius in the room who understands client server communication? "Serverless" is a legitimate phrase to describe a growing phenomenon. Most reasonable people read "serverless" as "server I don't have to admin", not "there is no server". No one wants to read your pedantic bloviating, get over it!
Flash Based High Availability Storage for $10K
Lots of stuff on macOS gone weird / mental. Try to allocate large blocks of memory in a dynamically loaded function. The pointer you get back is a raw non-virtual pointer, then you need to use non-posix calls to map that region into your process's virtual memory space.
About 6 months ago, I reproduced this problem, cleared my cookies, and then it worked. Although I've never been able to reproduce the problem after that.
The challenge:

Build a flash based high availability storage cluster for $10,000.

Price must include all hardware and software.

Can it be done?
Your comparison is wrong. It's like some people at a party have a key to a door and i and many others haven't. So yes, it's a "party breaker". Not being able to read the top articles (#1 and #7 )is also a party breaker. What would happen if all the articles where behind a paywall.

If a technical article is here, i choose if it's interesting to me and upvote it accordingly. If i can't access content, then i have not choosen. The website has chosen for me and i don't think it fits in the spirit of HN.

I have not said to just ban the domain. I have said to consider it and my last sentence was to discuss it. I even added an alternative ( like add paywall to it), because it's clearly a problem for a lot of people.

Please don't change my words
Reserarchers find order in a process previously assumed to be random
In the non-Bayesian updating of progressives, if 100% of Nobel laureates are immigrants, this is evidence that diversity is good, but if 100% of Nobel laureates are born in the US, this is evidence of discrimination.
Completely agree. Sometimes I have to take a step back and wonder what reasons my fellow students are actually in school, me included as an Indian male encouraged to go to medical school.
Why Western Europe if you want to get cost of living down and move somewhere ? Eastern Europe is 1/3 cost of living, usually has very good tax rates (Bulgaria has 10% flat tax on income + local tax for example, Hungary is close AFAIK) and there are startup accelerators trying to take advantage of that.

If you're using your own money to fund it and have customers who don't care about your location you'll have much easier time finding employees, especially non-technical staff like art/marketing/sales/customer support.
Every Published Business of Software Conference Talk Ever
It is specified by POSIX and SUSv4 [1], but it still hard to use safely. Only the forking thread will exist in the child process; assume that mutexes are in an unspecified state, including those you do not know about (for example those inside libc malloc).

Friends do not let friends fork in a multithreaded process. Prefork before spawning any threads if required.

[1] http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/
Haha Berghain is yet to let me in. I wonder what the record is for consecutive refusals? I'll try and beat it... :)
> Removing that monopoly and not replacing it with something else will mean that no new therapies get developed.

Given that medical research is probably as close as you can get to a textbook case where patents are useful, and how obviously true many smart people think this statement is, there just _must_ be lots of robust peer reviewed academic research empirically supporting that statement.

Could someone point me to one such peer-reviewed paper?

Note that there are also opposing views. Switzerland did not have pharmaceutical patents until 1978. A quote from a famous anti-IP book[1]:

"In particular, at least between 1850 and 1980, most drugs and medical products should have been invented and produced in the United States and the United Kingdom, and very little if anything in continental Europe. Further, countries such as Italy, Switzerland and, to a lesser extent, Germany, should have been the laggards of the pharmaceutical industry until recently. Instead the opposite was true for longer than a century"

[1] http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/papers/imbookfinalall.pdf
FWIW, Graylog is not SaaS but can/should/must be installed on-premise: https://www.graylog.org/
This is a common error message for a number of CMS's (in this case probably WordPress) when overloaded, and shouldn't reflect upon the validity of the source.
People want to move to Berlin and the city has a great tech scene from what I can gather.
The OCaml system no longer works on macOS either, installation is totally wacked out. A fix is being worked on.
> Most reasonable people read "serverless" as "server I don't have to admin"

Most reasonable people find the "serverless" moniker obnoxious to begin with. If something doesn't require administration then call it "adminless", not "serverless"
It sure would be nice if macOS worked as well as Apple was promising a few years back.

My MBP is so buggy as it is with El Cap that I prefer to use a cheap surface 3 for anything other than dev work.

Every time Apple releases a macOS update I'm left to decide between the bugs I already experienced that might be fixed and the mountain of bugs that are surely hidden in the new update.
> as long as we can both agree that they're not native to the country

Of course. There's no deep ecological need for wild honeybees to exist in North America.
Right, because they are doing all the testing themselves.
It's a highly vocal racist/xenophobic/sorta-nationalist movement that is based in Dresden. It started out as EU-criticism and has now grown more into a right-wing-fringe/anti-immigrant/anti-establishment movement focused on hating the media, the government, and anyone who doesn't side with them. They're famous for having invited speakers from the neonazi scene at their regular street rallies. The name literally translates to "patriotic europeans against the islamisation of the occident" (yes, really)
SSH is an extension isn't it, rather than a Chrome app? I hope so because i'm so embedded in using it it will be a problem for me.
Response from QuirksMode to the “Web development as a hack of hacks”
According to same logic Facebook or Google would have never become what they became and we'd be living in a world of Altavista and Yahoo!
What is rollover going to be like on a project like this?
"Sounds like a very undesirable number of years with little positive to show"

Hm, I wouldn't call 4.5$ billion "little". I would gladly work 7 days a week for 12 years for even much lesser amount.
> the increase in innovation only healthy competition can bring

I think that you misspelled collaboration.

And private research is not always positive: http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/insight/public-research-pri...
Is this error only happening when the polled set contains no file descriptors at all?

I personally would not have guessed that this usage is valid at all, since it would always for the timout. If no timeout is specified there's then even the question if it should wait infinitely (makes no sense but matches the normal poll-without-timeout behavior) or not at all.
The exact same argument applies to any photo: If the news is based on facts, then the facts can speak for themselves. A photo does not support the article if the article is not related to how well the subject takes photos.
I can see the list of extensions doing this but trying to install gives "Server returned 407".

UPDATE: Turns out I have to include my username and password in the URL. I don't install extensions often so I will do this temporary when I do.
The sad thing is that this guy will probably be set free again after serving 10 months in prison.

Aside from that I have to admit that it is strange to me that a Muslim human rights lawyer would want to defend him.
WCF Davos Lodz – the first review on the go
Routing in openresty
The page loaded after a while, so I've got you covered with a gist: https://gist.github.com/dlew/781f4bfac391ab1b64ad383c979ac38...
Fair point, it does look pretty wide. Including the shaft it definitely reduces the space available to the battery.
Show HN: Create your own web bots
I can't say I'm surprised. I used to be responsible for the port and upkeep of a relatively low level product to OS X. It was far and away the most troublesome platform. We would frequently run into bugs that had been reported on openradar for years without having been addressed.

Off hand I remember spending the better part of two days trying to understand a bug that was traced to a coroutine issue -- OS X was just not saving a required register, known and reported for 5 major versions.

I remember discovering that unnamed semaphores don't work on OS X. Not that the functions aren't implemented, just that they always return an error.

So I'm not surprised that poll() would be broken, nor am I surprised that it's broken again.

The only thing that surprised me anymore is how many people continue to insist to me that OS X (or macOS now, I guess) is a great UNIX. It may be a great desktop OS.
When I first saw a first computer I knew that I want to know more about these mysterious machines. I still remember the joy and happiness on a day of the first snow when I realized what the double for cycle does. I think I was 13 then. I also remember the passion in reading the only accessible book about object oriented programming in C++.

My passion became my profession and therefore it is hard for me to relate with this dance around the diversity.

People should do what they feel passionate about regardless of their gender (or skin color or other nonsense there is possible to come up with). Everything else is a moot point.

It still does not follow that we should not make something more accessible for anyone, or that we should tolerate a discrimination. But if people do not share the passion then for me it does not matter what special body parts they have or have not, there is no place in my heart for them.
could you expound on this? which syscall exactly are you making?
Wow, did Slack just assume your timezone?
In theory. In practice people schedule vacation that week simply to avoid it. Some company roles literally can't be abandoned for health and safety reasons or business practice reasons so they get to skip. Many people will schedule 3rd party conflicts to avoid a meeting (well I could have met with the local power company rep/engineer any time this quarter to discuss a facility upgrade but it just happens that supposedly his only open time is during the "all hands", oh how convenient for me.) People will also schedule training and conferences to avoid it. Well I don't use PHP but there's a PHP meetup during the quarterly all hands so ... I know service techs who pad overtime jobs till 2am the night before just so that driving across the state for an all hands would be a felony violation of CDL/OSHA max time behind the wheel regulations, and do it every single time.
And every one of them would have been welcome to immigrate before the 1965 immigration law. That wouldn't be true many past winners but it's still important to point out that nobel prize winners aren't exactly evenly distributed among the source populations of immigrants.

I find it laughable that all immigrants are bundled under the banner of "immigrant". Apparently the category of "race" or even "ethnicity" should not be used but the category of "immigrant" despite origin is something that is of great value despite being far more general.
It depends on where you are looking, I'm paying that for 60sqm in Berlin. It's a 7 year old rent contract though, may be more in the same area now.
Elon Musk’s House of Gigacards
The thing is, medical school doesn't have to be insanely difficult. I've heard courses taught extremely well that made things like neuroscience a cake walk, and poorly taught courses like dermatology become very difficult due to the mindset I had while trying to study.

Why there's this dichotomy when there are clear examples of how to educate medical students 'right', I don't know. Maybe it's better for medical students like me to forget trying to go to class when there's poor quality teaching and try and learn it on my own. Or maybe in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter because the real education comes in residency.

My undergraduate degree was also in CS, did you ever feel like you wasted four years of your undergraduate education just to go into medicine later? I'm trying to position myself in such a way that I still get to use those sorts of skills after medical school, but I forget much of what I thought I knew, and the field changes constantly. L
One of our devs also found that getdirentries returns a bogus too-large value when given a buffer much larger than needed to store the actual data on return, and fills the remainder of the buffer with 0. This caused an infinite loop in our code, as we continually processed empty strings. This behavior is new in 10.12.
_theInitialCommit: An Interview about OSS with Ash Furrow
There's a difference between blaming the immigrants and blaming the policy.

Is there no way to improve the lives of immigrants in their home countries without transferring wealth to the rich in America?
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From their features page.

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Or did you mean they don't offer "Custom Web mail URL - Your domain name can be used for your web email client (example http://webmail.yourdomainname.tld)" during the trial?

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An interesting tidbit is that Ada's mother "forced" (maybe too strong a word, but obsessively encouraged her) to study the opposite of what Lord Byron did (poetry, arts) in fear that Ada would turn out like him and thus she studied mathematics and logic.
Maybe a [paywall] tag in the title could help.
Well, this is open source, so I guess this could be added:

https://github.com/tagspaces/tagspaces
'The people in the national security bureaucracy--hell, even me, even though I'm not a national security bureaucrat and have only read a handful of military history books--heard that and thought:
"HOLY SHIT."'

I'm not sure how he's supposed to have his finger on the pulse of the national security bureaucracy when he admits that he's a rank amateur.

Categorizing Trump's remarks from the interview as 'maybe we shouldn't defend NATO' is bollocks. The question from the NYT was this: "If Russia came over the border into Estonia or Latvia, Lithuania, places that Americans don’t think about all that often, would you come to their immediate military aid?"

The answer is here: http://www.theatlantic.com/news/archive/2016/07/trump-nato/4...

Underlying this rambling nonsense is the assumption that Russia is some sort of world aggressor.
Returning immediately when nfds==0 is silly: this behavior would introduce a needless discontinuity in the API and requires special-case code in all callers, and all for no benefit. It's like those bad implementations of read_something functions that signal error in the case of reading zero bytes instead of more sanely just doing nothing successfully.
As others have said, serverless applies to the pricing model, in which it makes perfect sense, imo.
I found this '/s' on the floor, I think it must be your.
On Tuesday, how diverse are garbage/sewer workers?
It isn't. All four OSes share the same kernel and many userland components, just the "shell" is different.
Hey Tam - thanks for your question. So my target market don't generally want to hear the topics I'm posting. They have to trust that I'm as liberal as they are before they start taking me seriously.

So it became clear that the most important part of the ECC was to create a trusted brand.

Otherwise, I spent about a year trying to figure out a solution to the filter bubble. I was looking at RSS feeds, new types of algorithms, and it was all very complicated. The idea of a newsletter MVP made sense.

After I get to about 5k subscribers I'll be putting on events - with the aim of creating a B2B qualitative research firm. But that's a long way off - who knows where the journey will take me.

Feel free to add me on twitter so we can discuss more - would love your thoughts! @alicelthwaite
>> Posted by	Staff Writer

lol. no one even wants to put their name to this nonsense
> For example: it is possible to ignore people's do-not-disturb settings (added relatively recently, after a long period of asking) to force their phone to blow up at four in the morning.

How is this any different than someone calling you at 4am? Or sending a bunch of emails? This has nothing to do with Slack and everything to do with a bad company.
الان بث مباشر مشاهدة مباراة العراق وتايلند بث مباشر يوتيوب
This is what I came to say. Not sure why that works, but it does!
If I or you cloaked website content ww would get delisted by google...
Perhaps they feel the Note 7 name has been completely burnt (sorry!) in the public's eye and any attempt to salvage it at this point would cost them more than they could ever hope to recoup from further sales.

The only other thing I can think of is they've identified an issue with the phone itself that's causing this and either they or, more likely in my opinion, their insurance providers aren't willing to take the risk putting any more into the wild.
True, I'll accept that, in the same way that the iPhone 7 Plus is Apple's flagship phone for certain demographics vs. the iPhone 7 .
I'm planning on moving from London to Berlin within 6 months (I'm British), and mostly for the same reasons (RIP fabric). I have a couple of German citizens as friends who are also seriously considering doing the same. My main concern is how to avoid joining the English-speaking bubble. Although nothing has charged my motivation for learning German more than the recent government responses to Brexit. It does feel a bit ironic that I'm fleeing to Germany from a fascist government.
The worst part is that sometimes in the past OSX had actually passed Unix conformance. It only shows that those conformance tests are worth nothing.

edit: iOS->OSX
Interesting! this is something that I have thought over often. My own experience of log aggregation is limited to ELK stack and Loggly (for a brief time) where the setup worked fine but the workflow didn't. We just stopped browsing logs after a while. Although, a giant centralised system for logs sounds incredible convenient, making sense of them starts to become a huge problem and then, it's just easier to ignore log system.

I am sure the solutions discussed here have features to overcome this (filters / alerts) but IMHO, we'd be better of collecting less things — limited app events that have fixed formatting and are easier to make use of in debugging and monitoring.
> Because sometimes they break stories and have exclusive content and in depth info that others won't have immediately if ever

This story has been in Reddit home page for last 14 hours pointing to the original source on the official Samsung website[1]. This content is neither exclusive nor breaking.

[1] https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-will-ask-all-global-...
> You chose to install a plugin that modifies documents you see in your browser.

You are jumping to a conclusion on a mere speculation. The site works fine with uBO + default settings/filter lists. I could not even "break" the site using "medium mode", which blocks all 3rd-party scripts/frames.
vt is the default anyway! (At least on EFI)