skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, second comment: I would be pissed if someone leakes my emails to the public. I don't care who you are, that is such an invasion of privacy that it does feel cringey reading the emails even though they are now public domain.

I was going to say that you should never put sensitive information in (unsecured) email because of things like this. "Never write anything you wouldn't want printed on the cover of the NY Times" is sage advice I've heard in the past. Unfortunately, the standard of what is acceptable is quite subjective - I don't see anything objectionable in Podesta's emails. If I were him I would see them as innocuous - and yet, here he his, taking a serious hit from it all.

Now, the question is, where the heck are the Republican email leaks? At the very least, it would be interesting to compare...
For trance (or a lot of other electronic music genres), [di.fm](http://www.di.fm/trance/) is nice for when you can't be bothered to select a playlist etc.

Edit: [ah.fm](http://ah.fm/player/) is also good for trance.
> Confirmation bias turning HN into an anti-Apple echo chamber of niche, subjective rants is really getting old (...and it's not even been a week).

Oh come on, HN is one of the most pro-Apple communities around. That still doesn't mean people can't criticise them when they do something they don't like.
As an Apple shareholder I care about revenues, but as a user and software dev, the metric that really matters is ecosystem size.
Also try psychill / psybient if you want a calm, ambient soundscape. Good for deep concentration.
Out of curiosity, do you have a reference to "lessons taken from Liedtke/L4"? Out of the blue, I have no clue what it means :)
It's entirely possible MacOS Sierra Server is also frustrating to work with but I wouldn't base that on experience from 2002-2004 when the hardware was still PowerPC-based (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xserve). The OS is not too late, there has been an update almost every year (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS_Server)
Are the player buttons supposed to work?
I appreciate this article. It gives me another solution when contemplating how to host CraftCMS in AWS.
Frankly I'd be interested in a write-up on their experience using this service, walking us through they scoped it, solved challenges, cost etc.

Part of running a business is effectively and efficiently allocating capital. Depending on their goal with this project and how much it cost, this could be an excellent approach for getting low tech MVPs built.
Sure, you need to support legacy software that is so junky you have no way to migrate off the platform. You're trapped in the dump. Even more reason to avoid WordPress and not get trapped in your situation.
Linux is not something that handles hiDPI. X handles it, Gnome handles it, Qt handles it. Almost all of them are a bit different, and you have to take care of them separately. There are things that already work together well, e.g. X DPI detection works with Gnome 3, but if you open a Qt GUI (old Skype) then that might very well be tiny. Chrome has not worked well until recently, I don't know if they fixed it already or not.
Yea it's quite funny, is the expectation that you buy a laptop, stow it away and run OSX server on it?

I guess Mini is the expectation, but it's really a "oh no" feeling to buy something running 2 year old hardware for that price, and for a server it also lacks dual drives (and no quad-core since 2012).
Stick CloudFlare as a CDN and configure it, enable some caching plugin on WP and you'll need some serious traffic to saturate that small droplet.
You might find this interview with data scientist Tim Hopper interesting. He works remotely and comments on tools his company uses to enable remote work.

http://computationalimagination.com/interview_tim_hopper.php
I have never used macos Server. But I wonder, are there people who like to rely on a company which is famous for planned obsolescence when servers are supposed to run smoothly for a decade. I can count several restrictions imposed in iOS or macOS, I wonder who is the audience of macOS server and how differ in experience with Linux or Windows server.
Who is the CTO and what does he say about it so far?

Without a qualified representative making a statement, it simply looks like a case of either poor engineering or pith-poor engineering, difficult to be sure which.

Definitely the type of defect that needs to be corrected in soft-wares before they can actually become worth money.
This is because some project once created an internal application with a web interface, which was tested with IE6. This application may be critical to keeping people happy (e.g. the HR system) or some unqualified bozo may want to 'cut costs' like updating apps to new browsers, so mandates sticking to a 'stable' version like IE6. And all future apps will have to target IE6 forever more...

It gets worse... People write apps that use Flash (online training) or Java applets.

There are solutions to this, but none of them involve using the one true SOE, one SOE to rule them all!
The Power of Music, Tapped in a Cubicle
> As an IOS developer.....

k so you're at the center of Apple's attention. You're lucky. You perhaps don't need 32 Gig. Many of us do though, and 16 gig limit is just as nonsensical as it gets on a "Pro" computer and no amount of "oh this is getting old now please stop" is going to change the hard fact that Apple screwed up, or is dumping serious power users. I'm still angry, and I agree with the backlash. I want to toolup away from Apple as well. There is something useful to me in posts that show that I'm not alone, because it suggests a certain momentum towards alternatives, reducing my risk. There is also something very useful to Apple's competitors in gauging frustration as it may push them to create closer alternatives.
I've had the same incredibly intense deja-vu from walking through a certain building the first time at my university in South Australia, realizing soon after I had played a custom map/level of that same building years earlier in the Half Life 2 engine. One of the weirdest feelings...

I fully expect many such moments in San Francisco after so many hours of teenage youth spent playing GTA: San Andreas online! :)
As usual, ESR was just projecting insults that apply to himself.
There is a lot of very cool stuff that gets built which never makes it to the front-page here. Again, it's not about being un-supportive or derisive it's about there actually being nothing particularly interesting in this project (and somehow the defense of that is always this kind of hand-waving calling out people's bad manners for pointing out the obvious), you can have a quality ecosystem or a warm, fuzzy, let's praise everyone ecosystem - pick one.
It doesn't follow the mouse pointer.

Does anyone know of a macOS equivalent of xeyes?
I use Profile Manager. I run OSX Server on a 2012 16GB/1TB macmini and it's been pretty good. It's stable - I think I've rebooted it once in about a year and a half. Anything you can do in configurator you can do with profile manager aside from a few things like setting the wallpaper.

For things like per-app-vpn you need to create custom payloads for each app: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/content/featu...
This would be perfect for a small creative agency with one or two dozen Macs, for instance.
Your comments works as well without the first sentence/insult. From the HN guidelines "Be civil. Don't say things you wouldn't say in a face-to-face conversation."
actually on wayland it does. tough there aren't many wayland distro's.
I'm thinking there's not enough bandwidth and the files can't load.
What your requirements? With Google rendering JavaScript any static site generator is probably going to be better. If you need crud functionality any number of hosted and open source crud providers are available. Or just use a hosted site builder. They are all better at this point.
this is my music playlist on youtube. very dynamic selection.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKWUX7aMnlEK3edghsEnS...
There is a big difference between gridlock due to legitimate political disagreements(1) and the dumping of useful apolitical software just because it happened to be written when the other party was in power.

1. It's interesting that you chose to use Obamacare as something that is "wanted by the people" when a majority of Americans disapprove of the law. http://www.people-press.org/2016/04/27/more-americans-disapp...
I would suggest Void Main’s album “Deadlock” – it’s the only music I know with a programming theme as well as being mostly instrumental and made for listening while programming. It used to be available on the old mp3.com (at http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/241/void_main.htm), but MP3.com was killed many ages ago. The artist still has the album cover and the tracks available on his home page, though. Note especially “Escape Sequence” which has authentic C++ programming sounds, and “Follow the GNU” with lyrics by Richard Stallman.

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/deadlock.jpg

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Another...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Artific...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Artific...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Escape%...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Follow%...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Hello%2...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20I%20Too...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Interna...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Kernel%...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Penguin...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Penguin...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20There%2...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/Void%20Main%20-%20Use%20t...

http://www.grubblarna.com/voidmain/anotherworld_lime_remix.m...
Funny, I had the opposite reaction to that file - appreciation that the whole stack is encapsulated so well.

Maybe that is from having been through the ad-hoc or "well, its easy to spin up, but this only works for a single node" setup roundabout a few times.
I've been working for a 100% remote company for 4 years now, and I'd advise that you market yourself as someone that has done it before. Remote work is a skill set - the discipline to work a full day but not overwork, knowing the tools for communicating without seeing your coworkers more than a few times a year, and having built a space and culture in your home and family to be productive without letting the home life disrupt the work... while at the same time, sometimes you do run off for lunch with your spouse or go see a kid's activity at school, and make up the time later.

There is a whole different work ethic and discipline involved, and being someone who already knows all this is a value to a remote company. Because even though everyone can learn and figure out these details... not everyone ends up being good at being remote, so a successful history is a nice bonus when hiring.
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Yes, extremely happy that it's available to those of us outside of EU|US unlike that other popular music service appearing on this thread.

Yes; tunnel, VPN. But why?
Your first comment on HN and it's already an insult. Stop it.
JustSomeNobody was referring to sending emails rather than receiving them. And of course, Gmail is a great piece of technology which is free, et still comes with a price - privacy, corporate greed, ads.
Windir is an example of a band I think works really well for coding:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v805xBELTs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW6h0lhXW3Q
Some of the file systems come with native clients. I'd say for container environments that's a viable alternative to NFS. When done properly the native client can do low latency as it usually has the minimum number of network hops and do failover without requiring things like virtual IPs.
There are two pretty simple ways this could have been avoided.

1) A 12 and 14in macbook ( / air) instead of what they released.

2) A 13 and 15in macbook pro that put power ahead of battery and thinness.

2b) Pros having the option to get 32GB RAM, which I am sure will be part of next years model. Apple generally leaves out a feature they could have easily shipped, soas to make next years look like a bigger step.

2 Macbook/Airs and 2 pros, and eliminating all other SKUs would make more people happy, and make things simpler. Instead they taint the Pro name, and leave the old Macbook in the lineup.
Same here. Totally expected something about nine-eleven.
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What do you recommend as the format? Comma-delimited? My personal website has been serving this since he died, but I'd like to also add Iain M. Banks, as someone else here suggested.
I'm not at all serious about this but ...the new MacBook Pro has those 4 USB-C ports, any of which can be used to charge it.

So in theory you could add redundant power supplies and dual wired network connections and it has a built in UPS in case of power outage, maybe.

Maybe not, 'tis a silly idea.

Maybe it's a sign that Apple are considering releasing server grade hardware again in the future ...but probably not that either.
How do those states that use mail-in ballots deal with the delay that introduces? Must the ballots be post-marked in advance of the election to count? Or, do they defer calling elections until days after the election?
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I love these. Very good for background music, and they're repetitious, which works for me.

My wife, however, is a classical/jazz musician, so she can't use music to focus, it causes her anxiety because she spends time analyzing the music. She tends to listen to ambient noise playlists (rain, etc.)
Probably these ones I’ve been listening to lately

치타(Cheetah) - Crazy Diamond https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnWtu72LaBg

HyunA(현아) - '어때? (How's this?)' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y882AFjrSOM

4MINUTE - 미쳐(Crazy) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nCLBTmjJBY

The pace isn’t quite as energetic as you’d find in EDM or Industrial, but it’s enough for me to get into flow easily.
This significantly pre-dates the Assange/Guardian/Greenwald stuff. The purpose of the law was to stop being able to get off child pornography and terrorism charges by refusing to provide an encryption key.

Now, I think the law is misguided in principle and potentially malicious in practice, but it was never about prosecuting journalists.
Thanks for sharing that blog post. I just started a sabbatical, and it was encouraging to read about yours. I'm thinking of going to graduate school on my return since I left for the industry right after my bachelor's.

Would enjoy reading an update of your journey to see how your next sabbatical goes.
I do this too. Feels like it's working.
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Could be 50. It's mostly a working minimum for the clay deteriorating I think. Even when you see a 20s estate it's uncommon to see replacements, and half of those are rot in the timber or some such. Blocking up ventilation is a great way to cause that rot as some find the hard way. 60s and 70s houses may need earlier - quality wasn't great with some of those buildings.

Great point about conservation areas, never occured to me. The slate looking one is convincing enough for the national parks. The unique pattern printing should appeal to the most fussy NIMBY. Shame they won't last 150 yrs like slate.
So, is there any way with OS X Server to aggregate and backup photos from iOS devices?
How Norway’s largest DIY ecommerce went from a revenue of 0 to 7,700,000€
Idle memory GC memory yanking
Voyager – The Missing Laravel Admin
Any electronic voting system needs one simple feature. While it may be impossible to hand check all of the voting machines, it must be possible to hand check any given voting machine with absolute certainty.
Good luck using these with most bank, etc. websites. My phone company won't even accept that a plus-sign is a valid part of the local-part of an email address. Most of the oldschool corporates seem to have email validation rules that were already wrong in the 1990s and they show no sign of wishing to enter the 21st Century.
But why would I want to pay a premium for two workstation GPUs that I do not need _at all_ in a server?
What's really troubling to me isn't so much that these guys send each other emails asking for favors. I am a lowly engineer and I have been asked if I would consider hiring someone who is just finish school.

That's just human nature, people will ask for shit. They will take care of their own when they can and if there is no push back.

What troubles me the most is that these emails were hacked by a foreign government are slowly being trickled out and are having a massive impact in our election. This should concern every single person living in the US. I don't know but to me the dirtiest thing about all of this is how these emails were obtained and who is leaking them. I just can't get over that fact.

That should concern republicans and democrats. Their content is something I can overlook at this point because my mind keeps going back to who obtained them and for what reason.
As others have said, the general stack is good for small businesses, and they will likely just run it on a mac mini.

The one component that any sized org can really benefit from is the caching server, which stores app store and OS updates on the local network so your 10 or 1000 machines aren't all saturating your internet connection. Even here, running it on a Mac Mini isn't that big of a deal as it is neither mission critical nor underpowered for this one task. And given the size, a mini almost fits anywhere.
I do that all now with a mixture of rdesktop/rdp and SSH and occasionally Emacs tramp mode over a VPN.

Basically if I have my local emacs I can use it even when the dev, test and prod servers are 1000 miles away, and if I don't have my emacs (on my tablet or something) then its rdesktop/rdp and run my IDE remotely.

My current employer is pretty chill with all my machines being 1000 miles away in a corporate national data center, but is not chill with the idea that some 3rd party will host the critical development path and connectivity could disappear at their whim.

Its the classic "cost too low" problem for PaaS. My code, no matter how important it is to me or my employer, cannot be worth more than $39/mo to Nitrous in some kind of worst case scenario. Actually its only worth their cost of sales to replace me, which might be higher or lower, but certainly isn't a lot of money. On the other hand my management team can escalate a locally hosted problem such that a big enough problem might in theory cost multiple sysadmins their job, maybe their boss too, lets say a max of $500K/yr if multiple people got fired for over the top gross misconduct. That means my boss has AT LEAST a thousand times more leverage in case of problems with self hosted vs PaaS. There's a big difference between "eh $40 here, $40 there, who cares about that trouble ticket" and "our shared veep said you'd fix ticket #24153 before going home today or you're unemployed". "I don't care if your total budget is $10M/yr or a thousand people are sitting down waiting until its fixed, you're only worth $40/mo to me and not a penny more, tough luck".

I mean, seriously, 14 days warning? I've taken longer than two week vacations. Imagine coming back from a long vacation and trying to log in to get some work done and finding out everything was wiped a week ago, LOL.
Microsoft probably doesn't care about sales but market share.
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is there a way to see the list without logging in to spotify? Non-vocal electronic seems like my cup of tea for when I'm working.
To be honest, the zenbook line has been a big hit. Good value and very sexy.

Wish I had enough money for the UX390UA. It's basically faster, thinner, lighter, sexier Dell XPS...
The world wonders
> There is something useful to me in posts that show that I'm not alone, because it suggests a certain momentum towards alternatives, reducing my risk.

No, there really isn't anything useful in statistically insignificant samples, except to further your confirmation bias. Stats 101.
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x200 are 12.5 inches, so that's 1.5 inch difference, yes it makes a big difference in usage.
I tried this on my qmail box. When sending to that address from gmail I got back this message "local-part of envelope RCPT address contains utf8 but remote server did not offer SMTPUTF8." Fixing that would probably be a patch.

Looking at the maildir created, the directory showed up as ????, if I did a cd to the utf8 string I was able to go into that directory and everything was good. My filesystem is ext4, is there another filesystem that supports utf8 in linux?
Does anyone know of any actual conclusive studies in this area? Like most here, I have my own rules and preferences. The main rule seems to be it must be familiar, in fact it's best if I've heard it a thousand times already. But there are only three kinds of music that work for me:-

1. Music I first got into during my teenage years when I was sitting up all night coding assembler (OK, I admit it, Pink Floyd) works well because I think my mind is conditioned in an almost Pavlovian way to go into programming mode when I hear it;

2. Ambient EDM works well because it is very repetitive and doesn't have any strong lyrical structure - my trouble is, as an old fart, I find only a very small subset of the vast range of EDM that I actually like.

3. A certain kind of loud, wall-of-sound rock music which is very heavy on distortion with subdued vocals works well but only at night.

Received opinion says classical music is good for cognitive tasks, and I've tried over the years but never good great results.
Germany is building the world’s first wind turbines with built-in batteries
Quality wise who is better and reliable as a Windows or Linux machine manufacturer. Help me create a sequence:

1. Razer
2. Asus
3. Microsoft
4. Dell
5. Lenovo
6. HP
7. Acer
8. Sony (?)
9. Samsung
Apple (?)
Clevo (?)
Toshiba (?)
system76 (?)
alienware (?)
They could be fake, they could be doctored, they definitely are are out of context, etc. We know these emails are provided courtesy of Russia. Considering the Trump campaigns disturbing ties with Russia, these should be taken with extreme skepticism. To me, the much bigger question is, what does Russia want from Trump? He is obviously going to repay the favor somehow.
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Surface doesn't support 32GB either. My Thinkpad 450s maxes out at 20GB. XPS 15 only added 32GB support on the latest refresh.

It's not like Apple will never offer a 32GB laptop. At most it's one refresh cycle behind.
Not sure if it's still available but you can definitely buy a server version of the mac mini which has 2 drives.

I have a standard desktop mac mini which has been fitted with 2 drives by using this kit[0] so it's certainly possible.

The issue I have is that I don't like running anything mission critical without ECC memory.

[0]: https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Mac/Mac-Mini-Dual-Drive-Kit/IF1...
Redhat does remote, but FWIW I had a very negative experience with their hiring process.
Why not a hybrid? Anonymous paper ballots counted by machines. First, you enter your vote in a machine and it spits out a punch card. The punch card must have a single hole on it clearly corresponding to choice X, or no holes and a name printed in OCR type in case of a write-in vote. The punch cards are collected and then taken to a vote counting machine which tallies the votes with no knowledge of voter identities.

Basically the problem is with data being kept in an opaque digital database, not with vote tallying being done by a machine. If we can keep the database in a form that's untamperable and final, there's no problem with using machines to do the vote counting.
can you share some of your favourite tracks?