skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's just nonsensical, and you've defined anything with membership as a "blacklist". What makes a blacklist a blacklist, is the list of "undesirables"; you don't just get to point to any body with membership and define all non-members as "blacklisted".
I keep it on at all times so I don't have to enable\disable it each time I enter exit my car.
The Family Courts have seen a near doubling of cases within the past ten years.

https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/pfd-...

2005-6: 6613 cases

2014-15: 11159 cases

> Mere reasonable suspicion that all is not perfect in the subjective view of some official is nowhere close to sufficient to justify things like removing a child from a parent's care or separating an elderly married couple who have lived happily together for 60 years, in my not so humble opinion, yet I have read far too many stories that are disturbingly close to that in recent times.

Here's what Munby says:

https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/pfd-...

> Given the realities, we must continue to look for new, innovative and better ways of handling these
cases, while never departing from the fundamentals, namely that:

> Care cases, with their potential for life‐long separation between children and their parents,
are of unique gravity and importance

> It is for the local authority to establish its case

> Common‐law principles of fairness and justice demand, as do Articles 6 and 8 of the Convention, a process in which both the parents and the child can fully participate with
the assistance of representation by skilled and experienced lawyers

As an example of how seriously the Family courts take their duty of involving children, here's one decision written so that the children can understand most of it:

http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWFC/HCJ/2016/9.html
HEADS-UP: illumos supports ASLR and other forms of exploit mitigation
Your comment seems to be a complete non-sequitur to this article.

Buzzword1+Buzzword2 = interesting.

Why? What part? What application?
I started out like this. In effect in the beginning you can do everything in edit mode, you don't actually need the key bindings. Pretty much the only thing I learnt was 'dd' to delete a line (which actually just cuts the line).

The other very simple thing is just typing '/' and then searching. It's much simpler and more natural once you're used to it than Ctrl+F. Then further searching is just hitting '/' again instead of F3. Firefox has the same command that you can use, just hit '/' and you can start searching.

Underlying this though, is a very useful and powerful editor that's there and waiting for you to use if you want to invest the time.

I come from a Windows world so wrote up a table of comparable commands [1].

Edit: It is also pretty cool however, that if you install Vim on Windows (it gets installed as part of Git) and with a bit of Solarized colours [2] you can get a IDE level editor in your DOS prompt [3]. It blew my mind anyway.

[1]: https://ianchanning.wordpress.com/2012/04/07/vi-commands-for-the-windows-user/
[2]: https://github.com/neilpa/cmd-colors-solarized/
[3]: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7765571/images/screenshots/2016-10-17%2020_32_05-Make%20me%20a%20sandwich%20-%20vim%20%20DNA.hs.png
Hm. I'd like to see them translate the dialog in Undertale, particularly about Papyrus' "Blue" attack.

In English we have blue and cyan, but the word cyan is rarely used except to distinguish from blue.
Is new AWS region us-east-2 Ohio online? (screenshot)
That is what we call "spin".

Gawker destroyed itself.
>>> No logitech mouse support

Make sure you support vendors that support linux, I have no logitech devices in my home for this reason.

>>>While it supposedly exists, I could not make f.lux work.

Redshift, much better

>>> The ridiculous amount of times I have to type in my password (and use sudo) is really user unfriendly.

You should only have to type the password if you are attempting to access a area outside of the users control, this should be limited to administrative functions like installing software, or changing system wide settings. Sounds like you have a configuration issue or at attempting to do things that SHOULD be locked down and SHOULD require elevation and are complaining because linux is more secure than windows

One of the reasons windows is terrible at security is because every time they attempt to add security they give people a simple "click yes" way to bypass it rendering it useless
Yet neither Trump nor his worst supporters represent Peter Thiel. Are Democrat voters represented by Hillary's worst supporters?
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Why on Earth Is IBM Still Making Mainframes?
Well, take a different issue then, one that's larger and either drives people to or away from a party.

Say I really side with an issue that is on the Republican platform, gun rights for example. We've come to the point lately where that just means I must also be a racist, homophobe, bigot. Guilt by association. Even to the point of people losing their job or life over it.

Really? We think that's OK? Then in this case she's doing it simply because he has money and gave it to said candidate?

On the reverse I've seen some people with the "pot should be legal" argument get completely put down by some on the more conservative side saying they must also be for free everything!! Which isn't always the case.
The thing is, it's easy to say this, but doesn't it ignore the fundamentals of what's behind the magic in the first place. All of their major breakthrough products (Mac, iPod, iPhone and iPad) came at a time when the technology that made them possible had just reached maturity. Add on top of that, their undoubted refinement of UI and industrial design and they created some major winners.

What I think Apple lacks at the moment, is any new just-mature technology on which to base its 'next big thing'. That's not to say Steve Jobs didn't have a huge roll in making all their previous products a big hit, just that there is nothing new on the scene at the moment with which to craft a break through tech hit.
Infowars is paying 5k USD for shouting “Bill Clinton is a rapist” on national TV, which has now happed serveral times during Clion campain events. Infowars itself has close ties to the Trump campain, as his surrogate Roger Stone appears often on Alex Jones show.

[1] http://www.infowars.com/expose-rapist-bill-clinton-win-5k/
No-one really expects new magic in iPhones - We just hope there will be some incremental improvements and the rest stays as cool as it is.

What the people expect is rather a magic new product. The watch is merely a gadget. The iPod was a revolution. The Macbooks still are unreproduced on the market. The iPhone changed humanity (or at least it was the first to do so). Each wasn't an incremental improvement but a complete new line of products. Each didn't eclipse the previous line (the iPad didn't replace the Macbooks) but multiplied Apple's publicity.

At the level of Apple, innovation could be a VR tool that encompasses our life, a car, a teaching tool, or they might go to services and launch a global platform for press, privacy, work or start-ups. But the only reason I watch each keynote is that I don't want to miss the next time they innovate.
Exactly, an "errant" backhoe.
The following wiki page is interesting - the Nobel prize section in particular. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_and_technology_in_th...
And a counter example: The regime in 1930s-1940s Germany was more repressive and they had a lot of major research breakthroughs.
There are people in this world that have different opinions to yours.

He his opposing a party that co-ordinates violet protests at political rallies as well as many, many other crimes.
They do have crowdfunding website. https://izhongchou.taobao.com/index.htm
By strongly opposing a candidate that promises to do things like deport all Muslims, absolutely.

Some political platforms are inherently non-inclusive and Trump's is one of them.
Clinton is clearly on record as having been in favor of giving the President conditional authority to go to war; only Trump is on record actually supporting the decision to go to war.
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"who stands both to be discriminated against but also to get massive tax breaks in a Trump presidency"

Well, being as wealthy as Thiel is basically frees you from the day to day realities of being discriminated against.

I'm not saying minorities who are rich aren't also victims of prejudice and such, but when you are rich and relatively famous (and any kind of minority) you are very unlikely to be openly discriminated against the same way a "commoner" minority will be.

... which makes his support for Trump seem even more selfish to me.
> doing so would be acceptable if Thiel supported...

I can concede that point.
You can use excess power from nuke plants at night to power carbon scrubbers and store that CO2 in underground caverns or even convert it into fuel.
It's funny because I agree with all those statements and add "people will listen to Jeff Siegel and just jam their money into index funds and close their eyes until its time to retire". So they lose coming and going (but lose less relying on index funds than buying gold funds).

Personally I think actively managing your money is the better solution, but the active desire not to manage money from so many people (even otherwise active and engaged people like the HN crowd) has led me to being in favor of a stronger govt-backed pension system rather than tax-deferred accounts that hurt our tax base and are a windfall for trustees.
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Completely agree. Personally, I'm trying to spread the One True Way of ijkl navigation, but it's slow going...
> This fabricated outrage created by media & Clinton campaign of Trump's 'alleged' doings is quite concerning.

You mean the serial sexual assault which he basically confessed to multiple times unprompted (bus tape, stern show, …), and to which his only defences are a british lunatic (who "confessed" to being a child pimp for british cabinet members at 17) and that his accusers are too ugly for him to assault?

Let us get this straight: you think it's necessary to fabricate outrage over a man who believes the issue in being accused of sexual assault is he's accused of sexually assaulting "uggos"?
React.Js: Achieving 20ms server response time with Server Side Rendering
No, in the real world you use Qt.
That's very true. I did manage to find a dental insurance plan that has a $3500 max payout to any dentist (no network limitations, covers 80% of most stuff 50% of major things like crowns/surgery etc..) and costs less than $700 per year in premiums.

It's worth it to me because I'm self employed, so I can deduct dental insurance premiums, but I make too much to deduct direct dental costs (they're too small a percent of my income).

Since my marginal tax rate is close to 50% it only costs me about $350 a year, which is a bit less than it saves me on average each year when I've needed normal stuff like 2 cleanings, x-rays, a filling or 2. And my cost after tax deduction is a lot less than it would save me if I did need some major work.
don't expect those companies to launch people into space in the next year, though. china will be ahead for a while.
Well, it sure beats those inaccurate diode-based ones that circulate around the Amazonosphere that plug into the headphone jacks of phones... Wouldn't mind replacing the pizzo with a 3.5mm jack to hook this up to my smartphone and use as a portable gamma detector for my vacations to Chernobyl.
A new Tor that can resist next-generation state surveillance
incidentally, the director of this film released a new film last night which is relevant to the topic at hand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFtsrjlsclQ

(if it's yanked off youtube before you can watch, the title is 'hypernormalisation')
But what is the disruptive impact on Cloud Computing?
Bravo, 100% behind severing ties with YC until they break ties with bigot Peter Thiel. Bigotry != difference of opinion. It's inciting violence and hatred, which is different and very dangerous.
It's "unlikely"? No, you're right, clearly the most obvious motive is conspiracy.

Also, other people have reported, and it's pretty common in a lot of embassies, not just the Ecuadorian, that cell phones are either actively jammed or the embassy is built as a Faraday cage. I had no cell service in the US embassy in Sydney, despite being in the middle of a capital city within 10 ft of a window.
Wow...I can understand that not everyone would agree with this comment, but how can this end up in the grey?? Have people actually visited /r/the_donald lately?
"six major political parties"

Things are a bit different over there...
I was not criticizing the bare facts exposed by gue5t (that web events are an imperfect API), I was criticizing the replacement of facts ("I think X is bad because Y, and working with it I learned it causes Z", like you do, thanks) in favor of dismissing the whole thing as "the dystopian future of 199x Netscape", which brings nothing apart being fertile ground for a flamewar.
Like a husband who was president or the fact she (and her husband) are ridiculous corrupt and sell appointments [1]

[1] http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/10/politics/hillary-clinton-donor...
As to your final point: either the hypothetical founders do not have the support network from YC and simply cannot become the next Big Thing (and someone else at YC/SV does it instead), or they find a different support network - possibly in a different state or country - and the market hums along. It's not a great tragedy either way.
Thiel is both Libertarian and gay. It's unlikely he is supportive of Trump's / Republican's bigotry, but more an issue of practicality since he doesn't like the alternative.

I also find it ironic that something called Project Include is upset because someone is supporting a party that a huge percentage of the country is going to vote for. YC had nothing to do with Thiel's donation and you dissociate from them when there are 2 degrees of separation? That is not inclusion.
Here's a rebuttal from attorney Eugene Volokh, writing in the Washington Post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12727143

"Now, while knowingly possessing tangible stolen property would often be a crime for both the media and others, possessing copies of illegally leaked materials is generally not treated the same way. See Pearson v. Dodd, 410 F.2d 701 (D.C. Cir. 1969). But in any event, remember that, whatever First Amendment rules may apply, the media has no more First Amendment rights than the rest of us."
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This is one of those weird arguments I hear all the time from WL supporters that I don't understand why I'm supposed to even take it seriously; it's gaslighty in the same way Mike Pence's claim that Trump hadn't said those things about Syria and Russia are.

Obviously, he doesn't have to say anything positive about Trump at all to support him, and in fact the kind of support he's offering (a drip-drip feed of the products of Russian hacking calculated to create an "October Surprise") is far more valuable than any verbal support he could give Trump directly.

I mean here to be dismissive without being too disrespectful. But I'll be candid: people who say Assange isn't supporting Trump sound pretty silly. Like, the claim says more about them than it does about the election.
You shouldn't have to type in sudo for gaming or web browsing. And yes, to disable it (though not recommended, since you're only using sudo when it's admin access) you can add the text NOPASSWD to a portion of a config file.

There's a reason sudo exists. Superuser-do. It keeps automated malware and other bad things from happening without authorization.

redshift-gtk does what flux does.
Your beef seems to be with the media and how it is framing the issues in the election.

Yet your arguments sound more directed at the average Joe. You seem to have assumed, based only on headline news, no one else is making the comparison.

This is a pretty self-aggrandizing position to take.
Yes, consider the outrage if conservative would fire someone on political viewpoints.

All this alleged 'Trump is racist and hates x' is complete BS. If you read the wikileaks emails there is a major media & Clinton collusion going on. That should pause everybody.

The way Democrats are running this campaign is really worrying as show in todays leaks 'CLINTON CAMP HIRES AGITATORS TO INSTIGATE VIOLENCE'[0].

Edit: I'm being down voted for facts. What have HN become.

[0]http://regated.com/2016/10/project-veritas-clinton-camp-corr...
I meant in this particular case it would be weird, because it would mean that the perpetrators are somehow blocking mobile data but neglected to block SMS.
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there are design cases like, I want to make everything minimalistic, so everything should be consistent of 1px stroke weight, then i need to have a special + sign drawn :) Designers are this this. like developer has to indent 2 spaces instead of 4 or 8. similar thing
UK admits it spied illegally for 17 years, is sorry, won't stop
It's not.

Laws are not a "logical system", nor are they designed to be.

Laws are a fuzzy coordination mechanism around the exercise of power.

(If you have one actor in the power structure who "goes rogue" and has a wildly differing interpretation than the consensus, they tend to get smacked down sooner or later, but there is substantial slack both within the system and over time).

When it serves the interests of the government, laws are in fact specified reasonably exactly (eg building codes), but they are subject to the same intentional lacunae (try enforcing a state building code on a federal building, vs a private building rented by a federal agency).

These are all descriptive statements, not normative statements.
Why We Wrote yet Another SAML Library
>If you don't understand the opposing viewpoint, you can't discuss it with those that agree with it. You're reduced to "no, you're wrong", which is the same viewpoint they have.

who cares? what is the purpose of exposing yourself to things that will annoy you that you have no control over, just so you can argue with people?
Good news, with authoritarian technologists you can have both.
I mean, Wikileaks doesn't host their servers inside the Ecuadorian embassy. They could just time the release of the data in advance, so that they don't need Assange's ongoing internet capabilities to do anything... right?

Doesn't that make almost too much sense?
Your cognitive dissonance is astounding, but perhaps understandable.

You recognize and admit (as you have no choice doing, after the mountain of proof) that the media willingly prostitutes itself to further the cause of the current administration, with no regard for actual truth.

But you allow yourself to be influenced in your opinion of Donald Trump by that same media.

Imagine if a mean girl in your office told everybody that you were a brown-nosing little weasel who stared at her all the time, even though it's not true. Nobody will sit next to you at lunch, and you refuse to sit next to Billy, since that same girl said he picks is nose and eats it. Can't you understand that once you know she's a liar, you can't trust her about Billy either?
Stop using amp and find other ways to optimize and minifity their websites for mobile? Foundation has the ability to include only the components you want if you build it using SASS and by including/minifiying the individual Javascript files during your build process.

The more I look at AMP the more I absolutely hate it. This is just another thing to make me not want to use it.

If Google points to a site, they should serve your site. If they're serving from cache, put in a DMCA and tell them hands off your content.
If you are interested in public speaking, but don't have too much practice in speaking, I highly recommend checking out a local open mic and trying out some stand up.

Easier to look a fool telling jokes than look a fool making a valid point.

edit: or Toastmasters
China's volume of research output is respectable in many fields. But the humanities work is often dismissed as political by Western and Chinese academics alike, and science has a quality/quantity problem[0] made worse by the rapid proliferation of ranking systems for universities and a "publish or perish" culture[1] that makes elite US institutions look good. There are some groups in my field (phys chem) that we know are doing good work, but most research out of China is automatically dismissed because it's so often not reproducible.

[0] http://www.nature.com/news/2011/110720/full/475267a.html

[1] https://www.thechinastory.org/key-article/how-fares-chinese-...
We in fact do not know that. Moreover, during the time period Clinton was using her personal mail server --- a thing she discussed at length with Colin Powell, her predecessor --- the State Department's own email server was comprehensively owned up by (wait for it) Russian hackers.

It is not only possible but actually somewhat likely that her mails were safer on her own server.
You can also edit the sudoers file to give your user passwordless sudo. So you still have to explicitly sudo for admin access (unlike, say, just logging in as the root user) but don't have to type your password.

Granted, that's not n00b friendly or anything, but it is a pretty quick solution and you only have to do it once. Just make sure you have a real root login and/or use visudo to perform the edits to avoid accidentally locking yourself out of admin access if you screw up the syntax.
> But, in order for politicians to play the game they need large donors like Google. So, if they don't take money from Google they'll just take it from someone else with an agenda.

This is funny considering you think "donations" from Google don't have an agenda.

Lets call it what they are without double speak - a fucking bribe.
> Peter Thiel, who stands both to be discriminated against

A person worth north of 2 billion does not risk being discriminated against.
However VS Code had somehow worked around it and had working keybindings for my german keyboard layout from the beginning (oder at least for the time I use it).

On Atom in contrast lots of stuff including basic things like line comment loggling did not work. I even recall situtations where typing the @ character did not work without and resulted in the execution of some random command.
Or scary
And if you're a lot crazy you can build a fission reactor... our maybe that was a different source isotope?
DevOpsdays actually have very well written article about how sponsorship works in their context.
> In the interest of full disclosure, I tend to lean more conservative than most people, especially relative to HN. So maybe I have my partisan goggles on here, but why are so many people buying into the idea that there is solid evidence that Russia is actually behind these leaks?

Among other reasons, because cybersecurity experts who, insofar as they have partisan political bias that they might act on would be more likely to oppose Clinton and the Democrats than aid them, were the first to confidently attribute the hacks to specific threat actors tied to specific components of the Russian intelligence apparatus. (DHS and NSA much later jointly announced the same conclusion that private cybersecurity experts had previously reached.)
with a proper algorithm which may well not exist it's in theory possible to e.g. perform deep learning on all training examples in a single pass or something like that.
One reason is the installed base. I worked as systems programmer on mainframes for years. There are still a lot of them out there running legacy applications.