skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apparently you have difficulty reasoning objectively about this issue. Let's agree to disagree and move on with life.

For you it's sexual assault because you imagine him attacking women without any warning while I on the other hand have no reason to believe that he isn't escalating sexually in a normal way, leaving room for women to say no or move a step back to signal a no.

Edit: When I think about it then I must be a sexual predator according to your definition. I cannot remember to have ever explicitly asked a women if I may kiss her.
Correct, it is full disk encryption instead of dataset encryption.

But on the other hand, if you install 11.0 from installer and chose Auto(ZFS) with EncryptedZFS and MBR(GPT) then you will get a GeliBoot installation. There is no boot pool anymore, instead the early boot stages decrypt the root zpool to load the rest of the boatloader, which then decrypts the pool to load the kernel. With bootloader-selectable boot environments.
I agree with your sentiment, but another piece of the puzzle here should be considered:

Playing fast and loose with health care, that may be key to determining whether you have some life-threatening disease, is a big deal.

This is not like taking some VC money for the next social network, and having no chops to pull it off. Peoples lives could come into play.
Excellent podcast so far. If you're just getting started, here are the ones I'd recommend checking out first:

1) Instagram - probably of the most interest to this community

2) Clif Bar - this one is really interesting to understand

3) Spanx - particularly relevant to those of us pursuing things as a side hustle.

Well, that pretty much covers all of the stories. :)
It is certainly knowable that the identity on the credit card is part of the verification process and that it must match his own. If the name he entered wasn't his own, the verification would likely have been denied:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6238222?tstart=0

That's why I'm suspicious as to which name he actually entered.
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UEFI boot just works, for the most part.

11.0 doesn't have support for EFI runtime services, but a lot of that has been added to CURRENT (which will become 12.0 and maybe make it into 11.1 via backport) very recently.
Anecdotally, I've noticed a consistent marked increase in my sexual desire from eating certain things. Cayenne pepper, ginger root, garlic, and in particular tongkat ali. I naturally have a very high sex drive so perhaps I'm more susceptible than most.
Has there ever been a period during which Apple didn't behave childishly? Its practically in their DNA. All the way from cheating a co-founder out of payment for a contract to "I will spend every last penny apple has in the bank and start a 'thermonuclear war' to destroy android" (condensed from a couple quotes for clarity).
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He is in Romania where it is legal to record phone calls - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_recording_laws#Roman...
I wasn't able to find proof? are you sure?
if they can't do the proper due diligence then they shouldn't be investing other people's money
In general a linter is a syntax checker, and usually one that tries to flag code quality issues well as illegal syntax (e.g. "don't declare a function in a loop!").
>Humans are much smarter today (about substance abuse)

What about the rise of prescription drug use, supplements, and synthetic designer drugs?
Statins are a class of drugs designed and prescribed to lower cholesterol. I don't think I have ever heard of them being used in any other context. Could you elaborate on their association as a "smart drug"? I have never heard this before.
Look out, it's posting HN comments now.
landonf got it running initially. https://twitter.com/landonfuller/status/672671872660598784
Hub literally crashed my computer, for some reason. I never worked out why, but it'd peg every core at 100% and macOS would crash! Weirdest bug, never worked out why that was the case, but I never managed to solve it. Bit hard to debug a system that's completely unresponsive!
No, Airbus as an example.
You know it's bad when Gruber's blog is being held up as a less biased alternative. He's been so soft on them lately on anything except the Watch, even then he's been pretty soft.
Well, TBH, as an engineer, I hate to reinvent the wheel. I prefer to join and improve the existing concept with my own ideas to make it the synthesis of many peoples ideas

You might see on my github that I do that a lot, I'm being some sort of mercenary of FLOSS projects, as I patch wherever I see a bug or want a new feature without really caring about the "big plan"

Actually, I wrote the tool because deep down I just want to /use/ the tool.
This is basically everything that Dan Abramov has contributed. Good work by him!
Suspicion is fine with me. You could ask him via his twitter account. :)
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When she lied about what Theranos has...?
His work is not great either.
In this case, I get the sense the editor may have cut a fair bit of content as well as adding a contradictory title, from a possibly reasonably OK original draft.
Here's another sample from today. You could do accurate sentiment analysis entirely based on the CEO photos. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-10/coal-miner...

If you keep an eye out for it, you may notice the same pattern.
Really!? Nice web. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://...
I think that should read that these chipsets were added to iwn, considering iwn has been in since at least 8.0 (going by my very non-scientific manpage search).
I think it's fair to assume that going from a 19-year-old college kid to the CEO of a giant corporation involves maturing quite a bit.
Yes, sadly, the Bezos Post is just a shade of what the Washington Post once was.
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We know, now, there are adverse side effects to everything you listed. I thought the game we were playing was, "what is accepted as healthy now that will be obviously dangerous to a future generation?"

I just can't imagine tricking the body into perpetual pregnancy is without side effects. I can't imagine drugs that purposely alter the chemistry of the brain and that are used (abused?) by tens of millions each day is without dangerous side effects. I hope I'm wrong.
shameless plug:

If you're looking for more keyboard build logs, I wrote one about my custom keyboard. http://thume.ca/2014/09/08/creating-a-keyboard-1-hardware/
I see this comment a lot on poorly titled articles. My question, what job title is typically responsible for writing headlines?
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That's your interpretation of an ambiguous sentence. If your interpretation was correct, shouldn't the person you replied to have been informed of that possibility?
This headline brought to you by the pesticide lobby, science be damned. Seems they're making inroads with the Washington Post.
This seems a lot like Y2K syndrome -- Lots of experts working really hard to avert a crisis, and if/when they mostly succeed, it gives regular folks the impression that there wasn't much of an issue in the first place, and it was all overblown to begin with.

"When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all"
Don't forget people have invested in uBeam which was known to be peddling something scientifically impossible. The only possible explanation for that, and truth be told Theranos too is the investors are playing a Ponzi scheme where later rounds are the ones holding the bag. It's an excellent question who should be suing who.
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I see. Where's your rebuttal regarding nonavalent Gardasil, the actual topic of conversation here? When you can provide some evidence (any evidence, really) that the immediate risks outweigh the benefits, I'll be impressed.

Meanwhile, enjoying the benefits of herd immunity while other people and their kids take the risks is the definition of cynicism.
What's the point of this needlessly incendiary tone?

People can have opinions differing from yours while still doing 'deep work' of a nature that you'd find respectable.

Jeez.
I think I'm much less invested in this than you two but I can say that it would strike me as very unusual to pay for someone else's account with Apple.

For example, Mithaldu, if an anonymous outsourcing party rendered you a service, than rather than wire them money or pay via paypal, would you be okay with paying for an apple account with them, with no further relationship, and you don't even know who they are? Probably not.

I think we can all agree that yes, he "should have" thought about this implication of trust.
I think the headline of this article should be considered in the context it's presented, namely the context where I've seen several variations on the same headline "Bees added to US endangered species list for the first time" shared dozens of times across social media.
Personally, I find that headline to be much more infuriating than this articles.
I was frankly astonished when the author mentioned arranging the books by color. I have never really considered books as decor, but the author is absolutely right that books spend more time on the shelves than in our hands.
The bees that are used to pollinate crops and produce honey are livestock, and --- the central argument of the post --- there are more of them today than there were when the CCD phenomenon began.

The price of honey is a relevant counterargument, but demand for honey has also increased, and there are cyclical changes in honey bee output. In the middle of the time period we're talking about, there was also apparently a worldwide honey shortage that was tied primarily to poor crop production; honey is a global commodity, so that also impacts prices.
The main difference is that all of the use cases I mentioned necessarily don't distinguish between calls/functions that may pause, and calls that don't (it's just the semantics of those languages that arbitrary calls might need to pause). So to use generators as a compilation target, every function has to be a generator, and every call a generator instantiation followed by yield*.

I actually don't know if that qualifies as "staggering". Your sibling comment has some truth; I can only speak generally about Gopherjs and Doppio, because I know them less intimately, but I know that Pyret and Whalesong were definitely started before generators had widespread adoption. Compiling to generators, rather than to the handwritten stack unwinding we have, is on my list of things to try and measure.

Maybe "significant" overhead would be more obviously true than "staggering," since I don't have clear numbers to back it up.

Does that make sense?
It is the smell I would like to experience
Probably depends on the conviction
Yes. I'm not sure what the alternative would be. They let spammy app creators keep opening accounts indefinitely with no attempt to block them from repeat behavior?

I would refrain from using your credit card for others' accounts without serious consideration. I definitely wouldn't do this frivolously or for people you don't have a real trust relationship with.
Ah, misinterpreted. Ignore my note then.
Wild honeybees have been extinct in the US for decades, owing to the Varroa mite.
Welp, might as well hop on the bandwagon, and share mine as well.
https://imgur.com/a/SP4Ng

I used a pre-made PCB, so not quite as hand made as the OP's, but it's something I'm still quite proud of.
That driver was on OpenBSD for a long time. I put FreeBSD on a machine a year or so ago and really missed that driver. Maybe now I can get rid of the USB dongle I've been using instead.
Sadly it's not yet on by default, but it could still happen in the 11.x lifecycle.
A huge difference between two referrals is whether the person recommending the startup is investing some of their own money or not. Saying "Joe is a great founder, check out his startup" is not as strong as "I'm putting $50K in Joe's startup and you should look into it".
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That is a true blessing in disguise.
Hi @mcmoose75, highly appreciate the feedback.

Our open source community is always looking to improve and all feedback helps.

May I ask how your experience was on the web with Mattermost?

Regarding mobile performance, may I also ask what iPhone model and network speed you're using?

We publish mobile benchmarks, and I'm just wondering if your results are the same or different: https://docs.mattermost.com/deployment/push.html#mobile-perf...

The Mattermost iOS app works best on a fast connection. To accommodate slow connections, we're adding React Native (same technology as Facebook) to get competitive with Facebook's iOS app performance over time.

Here's the new Mattermost iOS app roadmap and backlog: http://forum.mattermost.org/t/react-native-roadmap/2339

Regarding the Mattermost desktop apps, on September 30 we had one of our largest product update addressing user issues. Here's the changelog: https://docs.mattermost.com/help/apps/desktop-changelog.html

Latest versions now available for download: http://about.mattermost.com/download/

Overall, we created an open source, self-hosted alternative to proprietary SaaS communication for organizations that want to minimize security, lock-in, and privacy risks.

We're constantly improving, thanks to hundreds of people around the world contributing to the project.

Whatever issue you're experiencing, please consider nominating an improvement to help us get to where you want us to be? https://www.mattermost.org/feature-ideas/
I find it hard to believe you can work 90 hrs/week and not have your performance and judgement be impacted.
Radio one episode was good one as well. So far I liked every episode of this show. If you like this one then also check out the host's other podcast series : TED Radio Hour: http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510298/ted-radio-hour
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That's good point. Probably a non-issue since I assume it would get updates for at least 2 years.
The immediate quote below the email images is:
"(In fact, the vast majority of pitches I’ve seen probably fall under this category and these only take a few seconds to read and archive, so this is how you get to see 20k pitches!)"

So the majority of pitches you see are spam pitches? As a former grad student in chemistry/biophysics, I would see no reason to read that pitch as a spam. In fact, at first I thought it was quite liberating that 500startups would entertain non-traditional startups trying to tackle real-life hard problems in the physical science industries instead of another startup in the food delivery or cleaning services space, and then the response from your partner was, shall we say, discouraging. You might want to edit your post since it doesn't paint 500startups in a good light.
I listened to that as well. It was interesting to hear Snow's scepticism about it, and also his respect for the guys archival research (which would probably answer a lot of the scepticism on this thread too).
Apple was willing to reinstate the account only under the condition that Kapeli admits there was a mistake on his part, so clearly that doesn't exonerate him from having signed up for an account for a third party under his identity. This is Apple's position and I would expect they have designed their terms so that this position holds up.
This is brilliant. No was is talking about the most interesting part.

Marketplace products are the ONLY thing Facebook can do that it's direct competitors can't. And they nailed it.
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I would add assignment solutions to your list of desirable things. Makes it easy to keep moving after getting stuck.
It sure sounds like Schiller's team screwed up here and should reinstate his account forthwith.

In short, Kapeli helped a relative open an account years ago but has otherwise been unassociated with that account. He technically shouldn't have used his credit card to help his relative, but this is Romania and it's just a nominal $99 fee, so he probably didn't think much of it. Apple's stance is they now look at them as "linked" accounts due to the use of his credit card and old devices, so they were justified in shutting down his account for fraudulent activity on the other one.

Problem is Apple never contacted Kapeli's account before shutting both of them down. They didn't do any extra due diligence for a top developer. Their notices only went to the other account, apparently, and Kapeli never had a chance to see them. He just woke up one day and his account was banned.

Now, that's just dumb. If the accounts are linked, why not notify both accounts?

Kapeli's an extremely well-respected app and has oodles of credibility. That alone should have triggered a deeper investigation before shutting him down. That fact that they know what happened here and still refuse to reinstate the account is shameful.
There are no North American wild honey bees.

Honey bees are an introduced species.

The last feral North American honey bees were wiped out in the 1980s, by the Varroa mite.

There are thousands of North American bee species that aren't honey bees. Some of them may be threatened by any number of factors (most likely: habitat encroachment).

But an important thing to remember about wild bees and the honey bee CCD phenomenon is that many wild bee species, including important pollinators, aren't social. Mason bees, for instance, don't have colonies: every female makes her own nest. CCD is a social bee phenomenon.

I think? it's possible that there are no North American native social bees that overwinter entire colonies the way honey bees do. For instance, all the bombus bees have colonies that last only a year (the colony produces new queens, which start entire new colonies). If that's the case, CCD is a phenomenon that definitionally only affects foreign introduced livestock bees.
Use the UserVoice, Luke! It's the main way they get feedback and feature requests and they seem to really pay attention to it.
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As a bitbucket user (for work), thanks for your contribution.
that's his meeting room. its enclosed (like all meeting rooms are) so that discussions there don't disturb other employees whose desks are nearby.

He has a dedicated desk nearby like everyone else.
Yes. It's excellent. Well worth giving a try. It is a bit annoying to use with anything other than GitHub or Bitbucket, but that's the only issue I have with it.
Im guessing they were targeted merely because they had poor security and random scanning found a gaping hole.
Maybe his performance and judgement are so impeccable that even after a 90-hour work-week he still operates better than the average.
The US seems more of a militaristic-mercantile regime when you consider the way the budget is allocated. Sure US has progressive taxes that are pretty high, but no single payer health care, outrageously priced education system, and few social safety nets - all indicate a low level of "social ownership over means of production" which is a defining characteristic of socialism.
And by people who have their own offices.

"It's a magnificent idea. FOR EVERYONE ELSE, NOT ME."
> I don't think being comparable to Putin is good or smart.

I get what you're saying, but this has been textbook politics since forever. The most reliable way to rally people around you is convince them there is a great danger in X, and only you can save them from X. Every single politician does it. And it's easier if X is external. Clinton does it with "the Russians", Putin does it with "the Americans", Trump does it with "the Muslims and the Mexicans". In the UK Nigel Farage does with Europe/the immigrants.

I'm not saying that aren't some times external dangers. But these four characters I mentioned use this just as a political tool.

And this is was brought me to what I wrote at the top of this thread. This is very concerning especially in the case of Clinton/Putin, because when they've been using each other as a political tool eventually your population have been fed so much shit for so long, they actually hate the enemy country. And when that happens it gets even easier to start war. And that is really concerning :-/
A company I used to work with makes a program [1] for monitoring medical student well-being over time to try to detect early warning signs as well as provide anonymized data for research

[1] http://www.mededwebs.com/well-being-index
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I was one as well. But my case is probably not as convincing. It was ~2 weeks ago, I ate a bar at ~11am (which tasted the same as any other bar), then I ate lunch at ~1pm. By 4pm I started feeling nauseous. But luckily I was able to get to a toilet. I puked twice, first time it was mostly my lunch, second time there was clearly Soylent bar content.

At first I blamed my lunch (I ate my lunch that day at the dining center of my University, which likely serves ~thousand people everyday). Before seeing this post I never suspected it was the bar.
Got any good sources to read more about that?
Curious if you've encountered this problem or if its hypothetical (not to take away from your comment, it makes sense). I've had Zoho->Gmail setup for a while and I've had no issues with false positives/negatives.
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Ask HN: Is it possible to get a 100% raise?
I was hired at a tech company in NYC for 30k. The environment is great. I get along with everyone. We share hobbies The technology is the latest. From day 1, I have been a part of design, implementations, and meetings. It's easy to talk to everyone about ideas. I can do remote, and come-and-go whenever I want. The office layout is not too open, and not too closed (hybrid cubicles + personal offices). The commute is decent, if you don't mind cramped subways that come with NYC.

I just want a higher salary. I strongly believe no one should be paid $30k at an expensive city. When I come from work, I'm not tired or anything. During work, I spend all 8 (excluding lunch) hours working. I'm a part of front end, back end, database, etc. I have a ton of responsibilities.

Is there anything I can do to get a raise to a decent level? I just want to live by myself comfortably (currently live with my parents), not be afraid to spend money on food when going out with the team, be able to afford training materials (Pluralsight, books, etc.), be able to have a decent wardrobe, and have some sort of insurance. I'm afraid of going back to interviewing. I was always horrible at them. The reason why I passed the one at my current job is because of my personal projects, and they asked me system design questions, and how I handled presentations and asking good questions. I fit like a glove for the role.
Heh, I imagine a Bring Your Child To Work Day @ Enron.

PR: "And this, kids, is our Fraud, Swindle & Embezzlement Department"

Kids: "the fuck does that mean"

PR: "Well, this is the magical place where we figure out how to steal other people's money. "

Kids: "Oooooooh, magical? But wait... isn't that bad?"

PR: "Free pizza & pop for everyone!!"

Kids: "Yaaaaaay!"
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~epxing/Class/10701/

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aarti/Class/10701_Spring14/

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~./10701/

http://alex.smola.org/teaching/cmu2013-10-701/

All of the above have answer keys for the homework assignments.
Why would your zpool be in any danger from the upgrade?

If you upgrade via freebsd-update and have renamed your custom kernel (and not named it GENERIC), then freebsd-update will tell you when to build and install a new version of your kernel.

If you kept GENERIC as the name of your custom kernel, which is a really really bad idea, then freebsd-update will probably still replace it with a vanilla kernel, haven't checked that in a while.
In that case either rebuild your 10.3 kernel again with a fixed name, or upgrade to 11 from source.
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