skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Guide to hard to crack and easy to remember passwords
Their targeted customer are the kind of people of want these kind of products. But if the only exclusivity of the product is about being rich, and all my others friends are rich, where is the exclusivity ?
What of the poor whose villages are (in effect) being sunk by the rich, or destroyed in various other creative ways?
That's your experience. In my experience, AMP pages are horrible and I avoid clicking on those.
If you look at countries such as Kenya which have huge amounts of brokerage fees (2%), which you could model a tobin tax like this on.. they have 2-9% daily swings the average volatility is much, much higher. This goes for similar exchanges with larger fees.. (or larger minimums to exchange financial instruments)

Don't believe me? Look over historical data or even just yesterdays or todays (which I wont be able to see yet when im asleep) gains or loses : https://www.nse.co.ke

Also in case you think its biased against the top or bottom movers, keep in mind there's barely 60 companies listed there.

It might be worth pointing out too, that volatility has increased on italian instruments that bear this tax, not reduced it. It's also made it harder to judge the depth of the market in terms of how much can be sold/bought/raised/invested.
Estimote app is only to setup the beacon, not to get the notification
> changed the rhetoric to "why does it matter who leaked it?"

No. That's been consistent with their response since the DNCLeaks.
From 1900 till date it was luxuries that brought forward human advancement?
Would a robots file block google from caching your site? I guess that would block google entirely though..
You should probably note that in the post, it's not very clear at all.
Reminiscent of the 1993 Jack in the Box E Coli outbreak - they bounced back, I'm sure Chipotle can too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_Jack_in_the_Box_E._coli_o...
I've heard Nov 1st is a special day.
Or there's no insurance files and Assange is bluffing. He won't sit on some scoop harming the United States for long, his ego and power trip would force his hand.
Having experienced this myself, it was an overall negative experience. But I've also met people with a similar experience who seemed to have a good memory of it.

I think it depends a lot on your kid's personality. I was a quiet, introverted kid who was far ahead of my grade level. I wasn't really interested in sports, just computers. I did not fit in well at new schools and it took me a while to develop friendships. That got worse as I got older - starting at a new high school was particularly challenging.

So now I'm a strong believer in providing a stable environment for my kids. To the point where I think parents who move their family around for themselves are being a little selfish.
>> Domain experts get beaten on Kaggle, because they think they need other variables, or that some variables (and their interactions) can't possibly work.

That sounds a bit iffy. A domain expert should really know what they're talking about, or they're not a domain expert. If the real deal gets beaten on Kaggle it must mean that Kaggle is wrong, not the domain expert.

Not that domain experts are infallible, but if it's a systematic occurrence then the problem is with the data used on Kaggle, not with the knowledge of the experts.

I mean, the whole point of scientific training and research is to have domain experts who know their shit, know what I mean?
That sounds sensible, they say it's over 500GB of Documents. The release of such a flood of files would swamp all "public intelligence capacity" until after the election.

If you looked at how long it took to find the gold nuggets in the Podesta mails it sounds reasonable willing to force their hand.
I'm assuming parent is referring to the sexual assault and rape allegations against him. Depending on which side you're on you may believe they're made up charges to get him locked up or you may think he's a criminal hiding from doing said things to multiple women (2 IIRC).

FYI, at the moment the statute of limitations have ended for the sexual assaults and the rape statute ends in 2020.
If you're willing to put in all the work to do it yourself, and also pay for CDN (though it probably won't be as good as Google's), then feel free to do it.

But yeah, nothing's free. They give you this great technology, free access to their world-wide CDN, and better organic search results, at the cost of having the X button going back to search.

Though I have no idea how the author things that the "X" button should go back to the home page honestly... You open an article, you close the article. If you want to go to the homepage, you click the top banner with the logo.
You're right, I got offensive, that wasn't my idea. I'm gonna clarify that.
Former "nerds" having grown up, finding mentions of D&D is no longer really rare, but I'm always surprised where you find GURPS. I do wonder whether prisoners might find the increased realism interesting, as there's a higher likelihood that they might actually know a bit about losing "hit points". (If it's white collar crime, the point-based accounting might be a bigger incentive)
ITP (intent to package):
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=810890
The article goes into a good amount of detail on why this case is different from that one, and why they were able to recover so well (e.g. slashing prices, humorous ad campaign); it also notes that Chipotle likely won't be able to use the same tactics because it'd cheapen their intended 'premium' brand.
Yeah, that's an odd comment to make. I can't really imagine using anything else but matplotlib. I'm a scientist and need fine control over most access of my plots, though the interface for it I admit is a bit cumbersome.
> but that means you have more pieces to arrange and manage

wait. aren't these things supposed to give us less pieces to arrange and manage?

> The problems that you're having are pretty easy to fix with some tooling

yes, of course the solution is more tools. what exactly was the problem again?
Travis do; https://www.gcppodcast.com/categories/travis-ci/
Also note that the U.S. government did not implicate any foreign governments in cases of cablegate or NSA leaks, and these were as big as they get. Obama administration does not seem to throw such accusations lightly.
But that's why I say, there should be a pypy flag where you tell it to not double check at run time and that you've made sure your annotation is correct.

Now if it isn't correct, you'll probably get a segfault or some nasty error and it'll blow up.
Follow up: I've actually received a good amount of emails as a result of this post. It's awesome seeing what every one is building and discussing ideas for growth. In case I don't get back to anyone immediately, I'm not ignoring you on purpose. I hope to be able to respond to everyone in time.
I wish I could help Assange. This guy deserves a medal, and barely any country has enough morals to host him. Here we have a presidential candidate seriously saying "Can't we just drone this guy?" (Hillary Clinton, obviously) and barely anyone stands up for him. People get extradited because otherwise there will be economic embargos. Trade your morals for a 4K TV. Disgusting.
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I use both frequently. The real thing I like about root is the ability to interactively change the style of the plot itself by opening it in the editor. Saves a lot of time, better than having change one line of code and recompile just because a label is off by a few pixels
Looks nice. although I'd like to be able to add just google finance. It's one of the site I go when I'm stuck, but the domain is google.com/finance.

So wildcards or regular expressions would be nice. (wildcards are probably easier to maintain)
He had me until PEP8. That was a fair characterization of the Devuan crowd.

Edit: Fair characterization of their level of systemd hate; not any correlation to US politics or Wikileaks.
The insurance files are public. They just have to release the keys.

3.6GB - http://wlstorage.net/torrent/wlinsurance-20130815-A.aes256.t...

49GB - http://wlstorage.net/torrent/wlinsurance-20130815-B.aes256.t...

349GB - http://wlstorage.net/torrent/wlinsurance-20130815-C.aes256.t...

94GB - https://file.wikileaks.org/torrent/2016-06-03_insurance.aes2...

I don't know why they would put out a few hundred gigabytes of fake files. The contents might not be as interesting as people hope, though.
Thanks, I'll have to look into Rancher. I'm already using Docker-compose.

Also good to know about automatic restarts. I don't know how I missed that, I had to read a lot of docs to get where I am.

Still, the amount of tooling that exists and the knowledge needed to pick the right ones for a given situation goes to show that this isn't as simple as packing a shipping container and letting someone ship it...
Interesting.. why Buffalo? Are they getting tax incentives?

There's no mention of partnering with U of Buffalo but there is a pretty major 10 year tax break for tech companies that do.[1]

[1] https://startup.ny.gov/Business-Growth
You might have better luck with container specific reverse-proxy like Traefik[0] - it has builtin Let's Encrypt support with auto-renewal

> I had a huge amount of headaches to get it actually working.

Moving from running one container to running multiple containers is probably one of the most confusing parts of getting started with Docker

There are a large array of orchestration options and tools - each with their own pros and cons: Swarm, Kubernetes, Mesos, Marathon, Mesosphere, Centurion, Rancher, etc.

Docker 1.12 now having built-in orchestration with Swarm should make this easier[1].

[0] https://github.com/containous/traefik

[1] https://blog.docker.com/2016/06/docker-1-12-built-in-orchest...
If I temporary disable it for a site (hackernews), it doesn't reenable automaticallu
The Penalty for Not VOTING for Trump
How math(s) can get you locked up
Actually realised last week I hardly use google search anymore. And cant remember the last time i saw - let alone clicked on an ad (clickbait excluded).
Not that I've switched to another search provider as much as search isn't the entry point to the internet it once was (especially with no google on tor sites).

That techies like me dont rely on them any more and non techies all share stuff via facebook must be hurting their page and ad hits.

Makes me wonder if this is more a move of desperation on their part. Food for thought even if it is a little too forward thinking.
Yeah, but you're limited to a very small play area. Some slow-moving games get around this beautifully using teleportation (Budget Cuts is a great example), but it doesn't work in all cases. Wouldn't want to teleport my way around Fallout 4. The developers are trying different tricks to make it work, really hope they come up with something because the potential is great, but as it stands my Vive has been collecting dust for the past months.
Well that and it wasn't done by a VC backed firm with strong press connections.
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I love these confused loan words (sometimes they are English-English as well, as Australian and American English can collide in my household).

My wife got an advertising postcard (for hair gel) from her sister with a picture of a woman whose hair was whipped into a swirl. The card said "Sei kein Blender" (don't be a "blender"). I was sure this was Dinglish for "don't look like you got your hair caught in a blender -- use our hair gel". But my wife informed me that it was the opposite: "Don't look like everyone else (i.e. blend in): use our hair gel to give yourself an absurd hairstyle"

There are also fun formations from ex pats, like the Franglais "callinsicker" I've heard French friends use in SF when we're speaking French; it literally means "to call in sick" (i.e. skyve off work).
We use ansible and bash scripts for orchestration.
A little more unsubstantiated info from Reddit [0].

[0] https://np.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/57vu5l/red_alert...
That seems like splitting a pretty fine hair to me.
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Post translationally processing is done by the eukaryotic host cell. The section "Toxin activation by eukaryotic furin cleavage" has details - http://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms13155.
I think if this election cycle has taught us anything, it's that allegations of the worst kind can be created for political reasons. Surely Bill Clinton AND Donald Trump AND Julian Assange AND Anthony Weiner can't all be rapists, right? What kind of a world do we live in if they all are?!
It's hard to believe the Ecuadorian government is complicit with helping a rapist escape justice. Rape allegations also fall neatly into NSA/GCHQ's playbook for character assassinations.

Seems more likely the reasons for taking political asylum in a non-US alliance embassy, is, political.
You can do `<Widget {...{user, id, timestamp}} />`
So it would make sense to put it on the bottom layer, not the top.
That's... a terrible test.

I am native speaker/reader/writer fluent in my 2nd language, and I don't know the word for kindling. I am reasonably certain there is one, but would have to look it up, and so would any other native speaker that wasn't a linguist.

In fact, if I did happen to know the word and used it, no native speaker would understand me without an explanation.

The way I (and practically any other native speaker) would describe that portion of the task would be to say something like "use a small amount of paper, twigs, sawdust, dry leaves, or any other easily ignited material as a starter".

I used to get very frustrated at all the English words that didn't have direct equivalents, such that I found the 2nd language rather limiting in it's expressiveness.

In fact, I am pretty sure that the way most native speakers would approach the 'explain how to make fire' task would to say "here, let me show you how to do it."

Example: there exist equivalents to the words shiny, glittery, sparkly and most other common variations on the concept (some translate to the same word), but if you want to express 'pearlescent', the best you could do is 'lustrous like a pearl'.

Worse yet, often if I did find an obscure equivalent word and used it no one else would recognize it, and even if they figure it out from context they would still think I was weird or trying to score points with my vocabulary.

Further, in the 20 years since I actually lived there, using English loan words has become rampant, so much so that by not using them my speech comes across as rather affected, stuffy, and snobbish (eg. the word for upgrade (noun or verb) is for all intents and purposes 'upgrade', even though a perfectly understandable equivalent does actually exist).
Attack articles like this are always disgusting. Unfortunately starting a moral outrage on social media, trying to get somebody fired, and guilt-tripping are becoming common tactics these days for authoritarians, who convinced themselves they're moraly superior to others. Happy to see Y Combinator resisted where most yield.
Mobile apps vs. mobile websites: what do you need for your business?
Shameless copypaste from well written piece by Flockport:

Docker restricts the container to a single process only. The default docker baseimage OS template is not designed to support multiple applications, processes or services like init, cron, syslog, ssh etc.

As we saw earlier this introduces a certain amount of complexity for day to day usage scenarios. Since current architectures, applications and services are designed to operate in normal multi process OS environments you would need to find a Docker way to do things or use tools that support Docker.

Take a simple application like WordPress. You would need to build 3 containers that consume services from each other. A PHP container, an Nginx container and a MySQL container plus 2 separate containers for persistent data for the Mysql DB and WordPress files. Then configure the WordPress files to be available to both the PHP-FPM and Nginx containers with the right permissions, and to make things more exciting figure out a way to make these talk to each other over the local network, without proper control of networking with randomly assigned IPs by the Docker daemon! And we have not yet figured cron and email that WordPress needs for account management. Phew!

This is a can of worms and a recipe for brittleness. This is a lot of work that you would just not have to even think about with OS containers. This adds an unbelievable amount of complexity and fragility to basic deployment and now with hacks, workarounds and entire layers being developed to manage this complexity. This cannot be the most efficient way to use containers.

Can you build all 3 in one container? You can, but then why not just simply use LXC which is designed for multi processes and is simpler to use. To run multiple processes in Docker you need a shell script or a separate process manager like runit or supervisor. But this is considered an 'anti-pattern' by the Docker ecosystem and the whole architecture of Docker is built around single process containers.

Docker separates container storage from the application, you mount persistent data with bind mounts to the host (data volumes) or bind mounts to containers (data volume containers)

This is one of the most baffling decisions, by bind mounting data to the host you are eliminating one of the biggest features of containers for end users; easy mobility of containers across hosts. Probably as a concession Docker gives you data volumes, which is a bind mount to a normal container and is portable but this is yet another additional layer of complexity, and reflects just how much Docker is driven by the PAAS provider use case of app instances.
If progress is measured relative to the levels of other people, it's plausible that many fields experience constant improvement in the sense of "a 12th grader today performed at what would be world class levels ten years ago". Because that can happen even in a field that is experiencing diminishing returns by some more absolute yardstick.

It is worth noting, however, that some human skills, I think reading speed, haven't shown any improvement over time whatsoever.
"By the way, what's the purpose of the bar at the top? The back button of the browser already does that, even on mobile."

It has a slide-out animation to it?
That's from four years ago.
I don't get why everyone thinks the E. coli outbreak was such a big deal. I've only heard this discussed in "articles" and by "experts". Not real people in my life. The E. coli thing is not not why I, my family, my friends, my coworkers, and everyone else I know doesn't eat there anymore.

We don't eat there because:

(1) It's at an awkward price-point and inconvenient food nature. Sure it's good food, but if I'm in the market for fast-food stuff I'm likely not in the mood to wait in a slow line, pay that premium price, and spend twice or three times as much time to eat a burrito or bowl as it would to eat a burger or taco. If I'm going to go through all of that, I might as well pay just a couple of dollars more and go to a proper restaurant.

(2) We stopped hearing about Chipotle, and often forget it even exists. It's been probably a year since I've seen or heard any advertising from them aside from a "student discount 5% off Thursdays from 5pm-7pm only" banner tied to their awning when I drive by.
"Bluffing." It takes zero effort to distribute a a few hundred gigabytes of encrypted random data, relative to the amount of investigation and speculation as to what if anything is in those files. They are called "insurance." Assange/Wikileaks wanted to deter actions being taken against him.

Seems to me as likely as not that there is nothing really there.
> And it would seem that Google goes to good lengths to make the look-and-feel appear browser-like, instead of calling out the cached nature of the response.

Why would a cached website be shown looking different from a non-cached one?
I think this kind of talk is what worries me more than trump, and frankly disgusts me. The blanket assertion that anybody who supports trump is basically subhuman is not the kind of way a 'decent human' would talk IMO. The fear mongering going on this election has reached an almost comical level on both sides.

Probably voting third party or not at all, but I hope Trump wins, just to see the reactions from people like you. Its the same type of hysteria we saw from Conservatives after Obama was elected but even more extreme.
The cliché-ridden passages created by the gamemaster aren't the only ones you'll find in this article..
The point of the LXC is, you get a full blown standalone linux, rather than a single process - this simplifies everything a lot, meaning you don't have to have that much documentation about it in the first place.
Former Buffalo native here.

Short answer: yes. The city is in dire need of new economic activity.
This only means that you are not putting enough effort when writing your application code compared to the library.
So you are basically adding technical debt to your application.
Apart from a deadline that will make the project fail if it is missed I don't see any rational reason to add technical debt.
And also in that case you must plan some time to remove the technical debt that you just introduced, and better sooner than later.
So writing a library is not harder than writing a good application.
It is certainly harder than writing quickly a mess of hacks that become an application.
Pure coincidence I'm sure. It's got nothing to do with protecting Hillary Clinton and claims by many (including Matt Drudge, Milo Yiannopoulos) that today some kind of sex tape (lesbian) of her is going to leak.
MITMing Yahoo Mail with a Wifi Pineapple Mark V and Flash
By all means get some "background knowledge" (linear algebra, statistics, calculus etc), play around with libraries and follow some MOOC, but primarily I'd suggest you go get yourself a post-graduate degree from a brick-and-mortar university, and in a course called "Data Science" or "Artificial Intelligence" and the like.

You can learn on your own, of course, but a university course will focus your learning, provide rich feedback, and give you a strong foundation on which to build. You'll also get to learn from other students, which is not often the case in MOOCs. And there's nothing like having a teacher on your payroll (which is essentially what paying for a course is) to answer your questions, clarify obscure areas in books and generally support you throughout the course.

For the record- I did exactly what I say above. After five years working in the industry as a dev, I took a Masters part-time, sponsored by my employer. I think I got a good foundation as I say above, and I certainly didn't have the time, or the focus, to learn the same things on my own.

And I did try on my own, with MOOCs-and-books for a while. I did learn useful stuff (the introductory AI course from Udacity for instance, was really helpful) but after starting the Masters it felt like all this time I'd been crawling along without aim, and now I was running.
Does LXC provide a way to automatically create new working instances (like a Dockerfile / docker-compose.yml)? I'm not quite grokking LXC in my first 10 minutes of reading...
Is there any other backstory available? What are the actual charges? Are there any?
What do you mean "pure coincidence"? How could a state actor cutting off Assange's internet be a coincidence with anything? It was done on purpose by someone for some reason. That is by definition not a coincidence.
What are these advancement that you see that made you ask this question?
This is so incredibly well put. I cannot agree more.