skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I personally got around this problem by compiling a build of CyanogenMod without root enabled, but with things like FDroid (with PrivilegeExtension) and adblock built-in to the ROM itself...

I just bought a Nexus 5x and loaded CopperheadOS on it, and to my dismay I see Ad-Away from F-Droid requires root to function (plus a couple other apps I really like). How much of a hassle is it really, because I absolutely want system wide ad blocking and I worry that I will be defeating the purpose of using a hardened OS in the first place?

Do you rebuild and flash each OS update as a new ROM? Is all your data on the phone persistent or backed up & restored each time?
Some related posts:

https://cascardo.eti.br/blog/GNU_on_Smartphones_part_II/
http://bonedaddy.net/pabs3/log/2012/12/03/debian-mobile/
https://wiki.debian.org/Mobile
have you not read wikileaks? the DNC/Hillary rigged it against him from day one, he never stood a chance
I don't know what to say to that. By its nature, 4chan deters nearly everyone! Indians included [1].

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/india/comments/55pizd/4chan_users_o...
I use Mubi a lot, but because it's curated and has a limited selection, and I really really miss curation by way of going down to the local video store and having my friends behind the counter, who I had gotten to know after years, make recommendations. With Criterion, I'm going to be overwhelmed. I own this stunning book:

https://www.criterion.com/shop_products/106-criterion-design...

I'm getting anxiety just thinking about where I'd start. But yes, amazing service and I'll probably jump on but I'll need to set up a system to make sure I get a good balanced viewing.
This is spot on. He's building an audience with the presidential bid. After he loses, he'll cry fowl, start an alt-right online news network, and spend the next 4 years complaining of a stolen election. He's enough of a draw to pull talent from The Blaze (Tomi Lahren), Breitbart, Fox News, etc. $1.25M seems like a small gamble for what could be a pretty big payoff.
george soros affiliate produces the voting machines in 16 states...
I usually come to HN to read articles that are the opposite of this one. I don't care who wrote this, I don't care who David Chang is, I come to HN to find facts, data, and rationality. I like the word fucking to emphasize something but I fucking hate reductio ad fuckingum arguments.
"Grew up in India".
where are you getting 40%? last I heard 87% of republicans are backing Trump (regardless of the elitists jumping ship)
Me too. Kids still do. They seem to jump on/off the latest craze a lot slower. It gives them something to do while walking with their parent, which is inherently boring to them.
>It's not really a true autopilot, more just a driving assist.

Then naming it autopilot is deceotive marketing at best. I love Elon as much as anyone else, but i find this marketing practice to be downright dangerous.
And this country voted for Richard Nixon twice. Once in a historic landslide.

Do you feel that disqualifies Clinton from the presidency?
Furthermore, you can buy GPS spoofing devices anwyay which you can just carry around with you in your pocket.
There was already a political vacuum. Why else did we end up with 17 candidates in the primary? That's virtually unheard of.

16 candidates played more-or-less fair, while the 17th threw hand grenades at everyone. Everyone else tried to outlast him by focusing on each other. They gambled and lost.

It's hard to see him winning the primary against a small handful of rivals.

But even if you think he would have won against (say) Rubio and Cruz and Bush as his only competitors, it's hard to argue that the sheer size of the field indicated that the electorate had a very, very diverse set of interests.
This is the only issue that really worries me, Clinton might actually attempt to get some leverage over Russia as she says. In such a bold move, Russia will feel so cornered that it may break out into a major war, with possible use of limited nuclear weapons.

The western world doesn't understand the mentality of Russia, they have had two regime collapses this century already. Putin believes that everything needs to be done to avoid a third one.

I'm not even in the US, but have been following the election closely. What a circus, both candidates are horrible choices. But Clinton's foreign policy is what scares me, at least based on what I have heard so far.

Another concern is some type of civil unrest after the election.
Syncthing doesn't reconcile differences. Instead a copy of the file is created.

Syncthing does recognize conflicts. When a file has been modified on two devices simultaneously, one of the files will be renamed to <filename>.sync- conflict-<date>-<time>.<ext>. The device which has the larger value of the first 63 bits for his device ID will have his file marked as the conflicting file. Note that we only create sync-conflict files when the actual content differs.

https://docs.syncthing.net/users/faq.html
Atomic fiction Are a nice bunch of guys.

I worked with them a number of times in my previous life.

They are very proud of not having a permanent render farm, as for them the upfront cost would be too much.

I heard somewhere that at one point them (or a similar company) were using 100k machines, which required google to switch out some youtube transcoders. Obviously 100k machines is way out of range for even pixar, only weta have something close.

However I still remain sceptical on actual total cost of ownership. Yes Atomic Fiction now have no capex budget, But its been replaced by OpEx.

I suspect the cost per hour of CPU is quite a bit higher than a traditional render farm (including power and running expenses.)
Have you actually ever been to prison? Rape inside is nowhere near as common as you think. Prison code and rules are often more fairly enforced than actual laws outside.

It's easier to get into prison than to get hurt inside for being innocent of your accused actions.
Ah, thanks for displaying your civility with a down vote, downvoter.

Some people are rougher around the edges than others. I thought this place was a sjw heaven but clearly some people want this place to be a monoculture as well.
Look at an electoral polling map.
Even though earth's direct shielding is only 2 degrees, its gravitational pull will deflect meteorites coming towards the moon from a far wider angle
I would agree. Shit happens; deal with it without wasting more resources on it. [BUT, If you can afford the legal fees and more importantly -- the TIME -- go for it, but do not go with the idea of vendetta in mind, but rightful compensation.]

I somehow like the idea of 'Let Go', though easier said than done, this will make you realize many things in life and prepare you for the Future than continue to lurk in the Past.

(Or is it the Buddha in me talking!!)
Actually you're leaving key points out, like most people/media...

He wanted to temporarily block immigration from countries with islamic terrorism (syria / libya) until our country found a way to better vet them. American Muslims, or any other Muslims are not an issue. He also wants to protect our southern border with a wall to prevent ILLEGAL immigrants from easy access into our country.
[Well-known chef or not, Chang could cut out that excessive cussing, and utterly tasteless comments about women.]

I don't get the impression the author includes vegetarian options. Or are we to be laughed off the room, because "it's a costal city"? But hey, he uses the all-encompassing "Best Food City".

<data-sample-one>
Last year, when in Tokyo (was put up near Shinagawa station), after a long day of work, I simply wanted a good veggie / vegan meal. Took me 2 hours of ambling around (okay, some of it aimless; didn't take my phone with me) to find a place with one veggie option. I asked another vegetation colleague who visits Tokyo far more frequently, and he did kind of confirm: "yeah, it's slightly harder to find veggie / vegan options".

A month before that, was on the other side of Pacific (Seattle), and I found great many options, including delicious Japanese veggie food.
</data-sample-one>
The real history of async networking
Maybe? The type of diversity that companies care about (to contrast with the many strawmen out there) happens to be good for the bottom line. That is, a team with 5 men and 5 women is likelier to perform better than one with 10 men [1]. Some explanations I have heard are that diversity brings perspective that wouldn't be present in a monoculture, and that it improves psychological safety which is a huge determiner of team performance [2]. There are models out there made by actual social scientists of why diversity helps. See [3] for instance, has both elements.

It does seem like age-based discrimination would have a negative effect on psychological safety, as with any discrimination due to conscious or unconscious biases. Regarding perspective, an experienced individual could either bring in valuable insight from their experience or constantly veer towards the status quo, partly depending on how you want to look at it.

I think the answer is: it is complicated. You now have my ideas on why diversity is valuable. Does age fit that model? (Even if not, of course, age-based discrimination is not good.)

[1] https://news.mit.edu/2014/workplace-diversity-can-help-botto...
[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/magazine/what-google-learn...
[3] https://hbr.org/2013/12/how-diversity-can-drive-innovation
[4] https://www.fastcompany.com/1841060/redefining-diversity-new... - bonus
Also, "conservative" today increasingly means "socially conservative" which in turn often means "evangelical Christian", to such an extent that the terms are usefully interchangeable.

This is the result of a direct and honest strategy of courting socially-conservative religious people who believe the country is being dragged "in the wrong direction" by people with "a radical social agenda".

While there are people who disagree with the general mainstream of socially-liberal belief in this country who aren't motivated primarily by religious beliefs, they are rare enough compared to the religious majority to not be worth mentioning most of the time.
Yes you are right, I 'over-reacted'.
are you living in a cave or just brain washed by CNN?
This is what the "web" link below the HN headline does.
Or just use the web button under the link above.
I could say the same about your definition and motivation to "help" sex workers who don't need it or want it.
His "nuance" consisted of deleting the relevant tweets and then denying he ever said it.

The easiest way to make Trump lose a debate is to make Trump of right now debate the positions of Trump of five (seconds/minutes/months/years) ago.
You are entitled to your feelings. It is a factual statement. I am not going to retract it nor apologize for it.
I thought of that, but Earth's gravitation pull will also deflect meteors toward the Moon.

Averaged over the entire sky it's a null effect.
Mexican food anywhere in Japan is pitiful and only slightly less worse in Tokyo. Living in Osaka, I clearly see a lack of diversity. I'm French, lived in Paris and travels a lot but I agree with the article, I have been to some French and Italian restaurants (run only by Japanese) that offer the best value worldwide.
You might want to read his comment a little more carefully
https://www.instagram.com/p/BLm2lNxgXco/
Jwts are very straightforward to use, and you can get up and running with Auth0 for free in a few minutes.

They do have a 700 DAU limit, but when you need to, you can always implement your own JWT server
Trump is orders of magnitude more qualified than Hillary Clinton.
WTF, you're so ridiculously one-sided about this in both thought and action. It seems you dont know what decent means either. Stop thinking you know better for the entire industry.
It's late, and I'm not quite sure how to reply as I absolutely agree with you, and I don't want my comments to be construed in any way as pro-Trump who I view as the absolute bottom of humanity's barrel, but I didn't want my comments to appear too "political" and not adequately rational. I apologize if politics got in the way of humanity.

My best way to describe it is that I was commenting about "politics" as a set of partisan principles; he is far less Republican than the average primary victor; far more moderate in terms of what policy positions he checks the box of. (The usual guns, abortion, marriage, gay, free speech, trade, etc).

That was not meant in any way to say that his views on women and racial minorities are "moderate"; clearly they are not, and clearly his own views denigrate him as a person in ways that no words I could ever summon would.
Beyond Theranos: Next options for a better blood draw
> I would very much appreciate it if someone could explain to me the appeal of this art form

I think you might be expecting a bit much from an internet comment :-)

May I recommend you Ernst Gombrich's (more general) Story of Art instead, a standard and quite beautiful introduction to art history? I feel it's especially well-suited to provide the high-level "context" you were asking for.

https://www.amazon.com/Story-Art-E-H-Gombrich/dp/1439508747
I bought 3 times from the in game store and then later got banned. I later requested a refund but they don't even answer any mail.

Classic piece of shit company.
Well, we know that net migration flows to Mexico (and possibly all of central america?) are positive. They turned from inflows to outflows during the recession. Perhaps this is where someone came up with "Obama sending illegals home".

Of course, I'm more than open to being wrong; certain classes of illegal immigrants have been given defacto amnesty, and Obama's spoken in their favor, but no doubt others continue to be persecuted.
You also don't know what human rights are.
Considering how divisive Trump is even among the conservative base, and especially in the RNC, seems weird to support this particular candidate if what he wants is to assert himself in the republican base and party.
I've been watching pg complain about Trump on Twitter with some interest. It is mind blowing to me that he has said nothing about Thiel so far.
A few botters don't hurt Pokémon go. But when it's easy to bot, lots of people will bot. It's easy to circumvent anti root, but it's impossible to use the same way for lots of devices without niantic being able to block it again.

So it really makes sense for them to go this way IMO.
Swap out "at all how old you are" with "about your skin color".
Nice. I'm super excited about this!

I've hand-rolled something a lot like this already for the Shaxpir backend, but it would be really nice to have a well-engineered database that already supports this kind of model, out of the box.
Yap, it happens the same with cheese or wine, the famous ones are French or Italian.

A good start for the variety is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_cuisine even when the pictures at the right are wrong. It is not mixed paella and pintxos are not common in Catalonia.
Reversing Samsung 850 EVO SSD hard disk [video]
To be fair, that's probably highly illegal if caught by the fcc.
It should not be overlooked that Mr. Thiel's funding of hogan's lawsuit against Gawker was clearly a shot across the bow of American freedom of the press by the plutocracy.

It should also not be overlooked that Charles Harder (hogan's lawyer paid for by Thiel) is now Melania Trump's lawyer in 2 lawsuits against media outlets, and also is working for Roger Ailes, the disgraced deviant sexual harrassing adviser to Donald Trump and former head of Fox News channel.[1]

Also please don't forget that Trump has promised to "open up" libel laws so that he can sue news organizations when they report the truth about his depraved life or bring attention to his abject incompetence.

Thiel clearly shares at least one ideological viewpoint with Trump and his ilk (i.e., removal of freedom of the press)... the more interesting question I think is why?

[1]: http://www.newsweek.com/charles-harder-gawker-melania-trump-...
[2]: http://www.politico.com/blogs/on-media/2016/02/donald-trump-...
‘Rich Kids’ is a $1,000/month social network for attention-craving snobs
The article addresses this:

> Meteorites can churn up the lunar surface in several ways. Along with the fresh craters, Speyerer's team found more than 47,000 ‘splotches’, formed when material gets kicked up by the main impact and rains down — sometimes tens of kilometres away.

> And that means a bigger risk for any future lunar habitats, says Stephanie Werner, a planetary geologist at the University of Oslo. The chances of a lunar base being nailed by a direct meteorite hit are relatively small, but the splattered material could pose a hazard.
> Hacking the protocol and the cheaters created this situation.

> They have only themselves to blame for it. Cry. Me. A. River.

What does this have to do with the article, written by someone who didn’t cheat?

> If you don't like it, either a) don't play, or b) make something better.

Yes, everyone affected by this is rather forced to pick (a). Occasionally, they may write articles. If you don’t like them, a) don’t read them.
This is definitely the case...but he doesnt even need the new audience or the new venture. His entire empire is built on a name that is getting billions in free press.

The worst thing to happen to a famous brand is not bad press but rather becoming irrelevant and falling out of discussion.

Even if the Trump political brand crashes and burns, the broader trump brand of success and money just gets stronger...

This election was the ultimate win win for Trump.

This is why he can take all the risks he is taking, he has nothing to lose...which is the ultimate trump card!

Edit: spelling correction
That's a nice article. I started programming in 1967 so reading the article and seeing pictures of all of the machines even brought back memories of the unique and slightly pleasant smell of the freshly punched cards as they came out of a 029 keypunch!
Thanks, I'll remember to check the wiki again next time I go. I do think it's funny 2 out of 3 of the first dishes at the top of the page are paella and jamon...
After all, the root blocking in Pokémon Go is pretty weak. All I had to do was to rename/move the 'su' binary and then it worked again.
I'd quite like to work wherever you are now. I've never seen anything close to 90% of estimates on tasks being correct estimates.
The Perpetual Panic of American Parenthood
Firefox is getting really bloated these days.
The Self-Driving Urban Nirvana Fallacy
Wtf? 25 years?
It looks like a lot of people here don't understand how someone could possibly support Trump. If I were simply following the mainstream media's narrative, I'd be in a similar position.

If you're really interested in trying to understand a viewpoint that differs from your own (which I believe is healthy for anyone, even if you don't plan on changing your views), I would suggest beginning by listening to Stefan Molyneux (https://www.youtube.com/user/stefbot/). Label him as you will - at least he makes a lot of logically sound arguments in support of Trump (which I honestly can't say for a number of other Trump supporters).
> Libertarianism isn't about doing whatever you want. It's about protecting your rights and the rights of others. This means you can do what you want, as long as you are not infringing on the rights of others.

It is, however, "do whatever you want" in that it implies no non-negative social duties, ie, it doesn't require you proactively do anything to be part of society or that you seek to help others in society -- merely that your harm to them come through passive actions or side-effects of legally permitted actions.

It might be better to explain libertarianism as "rights over duties", in that it essentially asserts you have no social obligation which is more fundamental than your rights.

Others disagree, obviously.
How do 25 year old devs "feel old"?
Why the Simulation Argument Is Untenable
Look at the bright side. Now that youre familiar with both, you have another skill to list on your resume, making yiu a slightly more attractive candidate in the job market.
why would you want to remove that feature? i mean, you can probably remove the button to be out of sight easily. if it does nothing when you're not using it, what's the deal?
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LAPD is considering Teslas as patrol cars
Upstart: The Board Game
That show is worth watching even if you are not learning French.
The article is basically saying that because of Niantic, we have to choose to compromise between security and pragmatism of using apps.

The choice between running the software you want, like Pokemon Go, and the quick road
to obsolete devices in the Android ecosystem, at best forces users to make a choice
between security and functionality.

I think it's pretty obvious from the comments in here that there's plenty of blame being poured on Niantic for whats happening.

I'm just pointing out that the root cause and people who should be shouldering the blame here aren't necessarily Niantic... but more importantly, whinging about it won't change anything.
Sanders tweet causes drug company to lose $400M in a day
Installing Debian on?
Show HN: Reddit client for Windows/MacOS/Linux with big Screen
Don't need it, don't want it. I want a lean, fast, secure & efficient web browser. Not a screenshot tool. I already have one of those.
H-node: database of hardware that works with full-free OSes
> I just don't think that age is typically an active consideration for companies with mature/experienced management.

That's spot on, now you have to wonder how many companies have such management and how many - unfortunately - do not.
> I really think a lot of people will vote for Trump in the privacy of that booth.

I think so too. There is an interesting phenomenon there. Just guessing but suspect on the surface it is a very accepting, liberal place, perhaps one which encourages and celebrates diversity.
While I generally share your sentiment, I also think it's a stretch to hold up Gawker as an example of the freedom of the press. Outing someone or publishing a "sex tape" of someone against their will clearly breaches boundaries. I doubt that the public interest, by any definition, was served by this. Neither Thiel nor Bollea were running for public office.

Trump, on the other hand, is a real danger.

I would not lump those two issues together.
I'm 113 in web-dev years.
From [1],

> Driverless vehicles have never been at fault, the study found: They’re usually hit from behind in slow-speed crashes by inattentive or aggressive humans unaccustomed to machine motorists that always follow the rules and proceed with caution.

Which completely negates the point you are trying to make.
Design of everyday object is really great and I cannot recommend it enough.

Udacity also has a mooc that follows the book and is taught by the author

https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-the-design-of-everyd...
The lack of economic freedom experienced by many is a direct product of the economic policy enforced by government and advocated for by libertarians, ie, it's directly the result of government coercing people to adhere to its decisions and libertarians support sufficiently many of those decisions to be culpable.

Libertarians are nothing but outright hypocrites in arguing that government shouldn't be required to pay the economic damages of its coercing people to adhere to policy they favor (eg, maintaining a free-market, private-property based economy with courts enforcing contracts) while preaching about how people shouldn't be coerced.
Were you "cheating" according to their definition? Why should they reply or give you your money back? Classic entitlement.
OK, but that doesn't answer my question...