skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Udacity content is all free, or as free as it is on Coursera and edX. You pay for additional stuff like code reviews, but the lectures and quizzes are all free.

If anything it's more "free" than coursera.
I tried a variety of ways to upload a file but can't get it working. Both dragging and dropping, and clicking the button and selecting a file, didn't do anything as far as I can tell.

Running Firefox 48.0 on Linux
Build your own IMSI slurping, phone-stalking Stingray-lite box – using Wi-Fi
I assume they would have at least flipped the bill for freezing sperm first.
Location: GMT/UTC-3:00 (South America)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: iOS, Objective-C, Swift, Managing Apple Developer Accounts, JavaScript, C, embedded systems, web development, git, Atlassian tools, scripts.

Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/2fJIalc

Gmail: paul von schrottky

Australian, 4 years experience shipping apps in the financial sector. Code equally in Obj-C or Swift, also developed hybrid apps using common frameworks as well as custom appeoaches I developed myself.
5x growth in my 4 years at the company. I took on mobile team lead after 2 years on the job, now I manage 5 developers and report to CEO.
I don't think I've ever experienced this. Perhaps the lists I was using were just particularly conservative.
https://usds.gov/join
Minimal Cyanongenmod base refers to the kernel and some blob drivers, there is nothing else there from CM. So it's actually normal glibc Linux, which uses some hardware drivers for Android through libhybris.

You can read more about the approach here:

* https://mer-project.blogspot.ca/2013/04/wayland-utilizing-an...

* https://mer-project.blogspot.ca/2013/04/wayland-utilizing-an...
Tech workers at UCSF face layoff, training their low paid replacements
Canadian army interested in old bomb that may have been found off Haida Gwaii
It's not about reluctantly assuming responsibility; it's about having sexual autonomy.
Advanced Images Processing APIs for Desktop and Web Applications
Both of them, the Lytro camera captures multiple depths of field. Combine that with stereoscopic 360 cameras so that $15,000.00 camera might as well make that at least $30,000 now with twice as many cameras. That's hard though, where does it focus? Screw that instead lets make a 360 phased array grid camera so we can rapidly capture everything

Edit: actually the phased array crap I thew in there doesn't make sense, only of you're meeting an em wave not receiving.
Deploy a full rails app with Kubernetes
https://github.com/samilliken/openDCIM/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93...

https://github.com/USEPA/E-Enterprise-Portal/search?utf8=%E2...

Looks like the US Government is oblivious to the risk of PHP Object Injection.

https://paragonie.com/blog/2016/04/securely-implementing-de-...

It looks like they're publishing code that, in particular, is vulnerable to CVE-2015-2171.

https://github.com/samilliken/openDCIM/blob/d3e137294179e392...
No, you use regexes for that.
murbard2 and glial have pointed out some caveats. Another thing that ties down Monte Carlo sampling at times is when it is not easy to generate the samples required for Monte Carlo. A common route is to use a Markov chain sampler, hence MCMC, but that's far from a solved problem. Its very hard to reason and test that the Markov chain mixes fast, and if it does not it would take exponential time to generate the samples from its stationary distribution. Coming up with schemes better than a naïve Markov chain is an intellectual industry in itself.
The explicit and everpresent awareness that you are owned by your employer in your off hours, for a limited sub-selection of possible activities.

In other words, you are not your productivity, you are required to live their moral code in your off hours.
I'm pretty confident that it has nothing to do with pay, but with geopolitics. In fact, I think the U.S. generally gives them more money (and other aid) than vice versa. The former three are allies and provide essential value to the U.S. Off the top of my head:

Turkey gives NATO an very valuable geopolitical position, with leverage as the most powerful nation in the Mideast neighborhood, as well as dominating the Black Sea and eastern Mediterranean, and providing a position on the southern flank of Russia, eastern flank of the Balkans (less essential post-Cold War), and a stable border with countries to the east and south. Turkey as an enemy would be a serious headache.

Qatar and especially Saudi Arabia, the wealthiest and most powerful Arab state, give the U.S. leverage and stability (at least for decades until recently) in the Mideast, which, due to the oil supply, is essential to world peace and prosperity. They also counter-balance to Iran.

Those benefits don't necessarily justify supporting oppression, but those are very serious considerations.
They might be related...
The one project that i would love to see opensource is the FBI Sentinel project.

A lot of countries have broken infrastructure for law enforcement. Just like USAID, it would probably be more efficient to give software that can be adopted.

The sentinel project captures millions of man hours of wasted... and ultimately successful product development - all focused towards law enforcement collaboration. It would be good to have that.
Another thing to note is that if we can survive on Mars, then we can just as easily do so on the moon Callisto or dwarf planet Ceres.
No idea, but I would make each character have only one sound.. and nothing tonal.
The weekend before Lehman collapsed, we closed the biggest deal in the history of our company --- with a giant NY investment bank. At the end of the weekend, the deal had vanished.

Other than that, not even a hiccup. At that time, we were in Chicago and NYC, but not in the Bay Area. However, a pretty big chunk of our client base was in SFBA, and I don't remember that part of the business skipping a beat.
Very very useful app for sharing and streaming of our digital data from anywhere and in any device.
Of course they lost the ability to have wanted pregnancy which is a pretty serious loss for some people.
No babies, just HIV and herpes. Sounds like a deal.
If the API is publicly documented, how will you stop people from just spoofing the licensing server?

I assume you've addressed this issue, but I'd love to know how.

Edit: From reading a bit more, I understand that this service is mainly aimed at web/online apps, so piracy is a non-issue.
I believe that's what parent referred to as the "pay" part.

Maybe more accurately would be "play ball with us or with nobody".
Franchise (Asimov 1955) [pdf]
The playing field is higher than the client area of my browser. (768px pix screen)
The real problem [context: consciouness]
My sincere hope is that AI and robots bring about uncoupling of society from the burden of full-time employment. I'd like to see a society where people work 25 hours some weeks, 50 others, but it's more free-lance style and all basic necessities are taken care of. People can also pursue non-paid gigs during the times they would've worked. Honestly if we can work on increasing iq's across the board and not worry about how people pay for basic necessities more people can become scientists and work towards more innovations.
How do libraries for PHP work?

You only need a key management service like this when you go from SaaS to on-prem/equivalent, at which point PHP is in the unenviable position of having readable source files.

It's possible to patch out license checks from any language, but PHP makes it pretty easy - what's your approach to solving this? Ioncube-style binary extensions? If so, PHP7/opcache compatibility?
Nice idea, but it requires predicting the future in such a way that if you could do it, then you'd make more money on the financial markets :-)

You'd need a mathematical model of candidates, predicting what they will actually do. What they promised could be parameters tot he model, but I am not sure how correlated their promises will be to their actions :-)

You'd need to model the affect of their actions on the world and then calculate how beneficial that is to the person based on their 100 questions.

That's a tough one. Good luck.
Very good and secure product to store personal documents.
I misread this as "medication" and was confused for a while.
I was roaming! T-mobile gives me free 2G when roaming, and I don't like temporary SIM cards because nobody knows how to call me if there's an emergency :(
Ask HN: FontAwesome crowdfunding 1/2 million .. Let's Encrypt, $32K – Why?
Come on guys, I love FontAwesome and they have done a great crowdfunding video and rewards, etc., but Let's Encrypt not only saves you money, it makes everyone safer! Go participate! https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/make-a-more-secure-web-with-let-s-encrypt
I mod a techLA subreddit in case anyone wants to share news of interest to the community:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TechLA/

Some folks also tweet with the #techLA hashtag. (Keep in mind, if you tweet, the #LATech hashtag is reserved for a university in Ruston, Louisiana.)
By selling it for $10, of course.
Do you ever see this pattern being used to host/run the etcd cluster for the k8s apiserver to speak with? That would be quite meta (and kind of amazing if it would actually work).
I assume a combination of public/private keypairs and timestamping.

If you trust the client to say "yes, validate via the keygen.sh API", then without loss of generality you can probably trust it to validate using a public key and a timestamp.
That's the point. A budget that looks underfunded to NASA is looks fantastically lavish in the context of ISRO (the Indian counterpart to NASA).
I'd give them a pass since they do put a lot of other code up. It makes sense not to fragment the community, and more to the point I don't think keeping a precisely one-to-one relationship between repositories with code and issue trackers is that important as long as it leans heavily in the code direction.

Otherwise yeah, I'd say they should host their own damn issue tracker.
EDIT: That's not what the commenter says below:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12869673
Agreed. Managing expectations into earnings is a large part of a CFO, treasurer, or other investor relations officer's job.

I do admit that it's necessarily hard for GoPro to do this, because they're a high-tech, discretionary consumer product -- the competitor landscape is always shifting and advancing, and a ton of factors affect consumer spending choices. GoPro is not a networking company with ten big and slow-moving clients. Something as simple as gas price hikes (less discretionary budget), or a new wearable product released by a different company (drains from "cool new toy" budget), could affect their sales.

Stocks like GPRO, FIT, etc are really hard to analyze, for these reasons and others.

Then again, I guess you could say that makes the task of managing expectations all the more important.
Patagonia on mobile web works fine for me. Everything functions properly and is easy to use. I don't know what device you use. Never used the other site you mentioned.
That trick used to work pretty well for me, but sometime around age 36† my liver crapped out and a single shot of whiskey will now make me break out in a sweat. Alcohol sweat + nervousness + public speaking isn't a great combination.

A single cigarette is about 80% as effective for me, without the bad side effect. At a normal rate of public speaking, I'm not sure how significant the health downside of those individual cigarettes might be compared to the alcohol.

† I have a brother a year younger than me who reports the same thing happened to him, so this might be genetic.
I think these days you can find solid fuel boosters, LH2-LOX upper stage and storables - all on a single ISRO rocket. Can you also find a kerosene stage?
That must be it. You're right. Thankfully :) my mistake.
>I want an option in Chromium that would allow disabling web fonts by default and enabling them on a per-site basis.

It's not a native solution, but apparently the extension uBlock Origin has a setting to block web fonts (people have mentioned it in this thread).

I use uBlock Origin as my adblocker, and it is a much better experience in terms of performance and usability than AdBlock ever was - so I wouldn't be surprised if the font option was equally well implemented. On mobile currently, but will try it out when I get to my computer.

As for toggling, there is a nice simple button that enables/disables the adblocking on the active site. I'm hoping it affects the font setting too.

PS: that's uBlock Origin, not just uBlock.
They want to know deeply personal details about your life, show up at your neighbour's and friends doors to question them, have explicit control over where you can travel on your vacation, deeply care about what you do in your free time, and mishandled all of it -- all in the vague guise of preventing blackmail and sabotage.

The blackmail and sabotage argument, as near as I can tell, is a farce because our enemies and "friends" are engaged in massive corporate espionage. If it were a real concern to them than they would use thier powers to require the same level of scrutiny on the private sector.

In addition to that they say be truthful so you don't have anything to hide to prevent possible blackmail by foreign powers, but in reality it's the truthful ones who don't make it through the process.

I've come to the conclusion that it's really just about having an excuse deny employment to "people not like us."
when the university implemented a bias reporting hotline, by which students can anonymously report professors and classmates for any number of viewpoint transgressions related to race, gender and orientation, real or perceived

Sounds very east german to me.

The cause of Professor Rectenwald’s guilt is certainly not, in our view, his identity as a cis, white, straight male. The cause of his guilt is the content and structure of his thinking.”

These people think they're part of some Soviet kangaroo court.

All these SJWs are just evil as far as I'm concerned. If they ever get real power, there would be a civil war.
I'm not from Egypt, but my understanding is:

1) Mubarak was an unelected dictator; he was replaced by a democratically elected government.

2) Morsi was democratically elected and replaced by a military dictatorship; thus it was a coup.
There are several clojure shops and a bunch of clojure devs lurking around, hit me up, email is at gmail, prefixed with hn username.
> I am yet to hear a decent argument about how AI will wipe out the earth.

I ask AI how to create a biological virus that would kill every human on the planet that's encrypted enough other AI would not be able to cure it in time.
This is a non-issue for me, but I thought it was a perspective that bears mentioning (since I hear it a lot from heterosexual men).
I think it's odd to offer a service like this with no protection against cracking.

I mean, sure, I licence one of my own products with a RSAPSS signature on an environmental constraint .. but if somebody went to the effort they could just flip a single instruction to bypass it. However, I am pretty sure nobody in my target market will bother.

However, I don't think that would hold with something like this. What stops people releasing a bunch of generic bypass/crack tools against your client SDKs?
Rings are only one of many 'spinning' options. There is something to be said for two objects tethered by a long rope. Such a structure can spin and still reach 300+ meters with ease. And building such a thing in orbit is awkward, but not in the same league as constructing a 300m ring.
You should send in a pull request, or file a bug report in the repo.
Thank you for implementing stacksort!
Funny you should mention plugs for Xiaomi. I picked up the Mi Smart Socket Plug the other day...have to say, I love it. I can set timers and remotely control my appliances from the comfort of my phone. Best of all, I don't have to interfere with the appearance and design of my home's interior.

http://xiaomi-mi.com/mi-smart-home/xiaomi-mi-smart-socket-pl...
That is...most jobs. Unless I'm not understanding your meaning. Many jobs will fire you for, say, getting a DUI or getting arrested for drug possession or something. And many employers do drug testing. But realistically, a "limited sub-selection of possible activities" is just about everything everyone else can do, except maybe go to Cuba or smoke pot, the latter of which will get one fired at many non-government places.
To quote the Smoking Still Kills report, which was backed by over 100 health organisations in the UK including the Royal College of Paediatricians, the British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, and plenty more:

>This has raised concerns that the use of electronic cigarettes could lead to the ‘renormalisation’ of smoking and provide a gateway to smoking for young people. Yet so far there is little evidence that this is happening. The use of electronic cigarettes by people who have never smoked has been, and remains, negligible.

>If electronic cigarettes are a gateway, they currently appear to be a gateway out of smoking.
Why are you meditating? Are you seeking presence, nirvana, the atman, whatever. Wasn't this a fad back in the 60s and 70s. Please pay $1000 for your mantra also.

You can't practice meditation. You can't practice being present. You are just present or you aren't.

If you are using meditation to destress, or for some end goal, it defeats the purpose of meditation, or at least what the concept is.

This is just some bandaid on a deeper issue, like maybe what you are doing for work.
>The problem is everyone who has a garbage app or a garbage site thinks this is the case for them.

If it's so "garbage" then maybe don't install that app or visit that site?

But people want the content, but not what pays for it (and also don't want to directly pay for it -- not in any sustainable numbers).
Which toxic drug are you suggesting is present in eliquid? You can't be talking about nicotine, since that's no more toxic than caffeine and is not carcinogenic.
What the F? What about Qualcomm/Broadcom.
Have you read One Up on Wall Street, by Peter Lynch? He talks about using your feelings about a company's products as a component of investment decision-making. You may find it interesting.

https://www.amazon.com/One-Up-Wall-Street-Already/dp/0743200...
How is your question any different for Perl, Python, Ruby, or Node.js?
The growth of ‘mHealth’, mobile for the healthcare industry
​Ubuntu Core 16: Linux for a Secure Internet of Things
What exactly in his post is untrue?
>battery sipping native C apps

Battery sipping native C apps? Mobile browser-based SPAs are worse battery sipping offenders than native apps.

At least the native C apps don't run 2-3 extra levels of indirection AND the most inefficient GUI stack to top.
Huawei taking on Apple and Samsung with new phone
I had my MacBook Pro for 6 years before I upgraded, and didn't really need to. Are there many better examples within the computer / smartphone industry than Apple? Capitalism allows $1000 to buy progressively more powerful computers year after year.

Oh but you're talking about pickup trucks and can-openers. Oh ok my bad.

Were those created by socialist / communist economies now?

What are we even talking about here? Did capitalist economies develop these things or not? Does the profit motive not motivate the auto company and can opener company to produce a better product?
>I expected better from NPR

I know this is going to sound snarky, but I really am genuinely asking: why? They have a history of very blatantly pushing their political agenda, most people seem to acknowledge that NPR is pretty left leaning. This doesn't seem out of place for them at all.
> 1. These governments are for example "donating" hundreds of millions every year to many politicians in the US ...

They do invest, though I'd need evidence of hundreds of millions. Regardless, the U.S. has very strong geopolticial reasons to support them:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12870161

> no wonder on the day of the "coup" against Erdogan, These media outlets labeled his "supporters" as pro-democracy. That never happened for Hosni Mubarak who was labeled as an evil dictator for example

Mubarak was a dictator and Erdogan is democratically elected.

> "Assad" (he is a dictator yeah, but not worse then Erdogan)

I very strongly disagree. How many people has Erdogan killed? Did Erdogan use chemical weapons on his own people? Invite the Russian military, Iranian military, and Hezbollah into his country to kill his own people? I strongly dislake Erdogan, but there is no comparison.

> No one is condemning or even talking about the horrific crimes like Turkey against the kurds, Saudi Arabia killing thousands of Shia in Yemen

I've heard plenty of talk about it, but people aren't dying on nearly the same scale as in Syria.
Yes, this is for online/web-based apps, with an emphasis on JavaScript apps built on Node, Electron, etc. Licenses are validated by making an authenticated GET request to something like `https://evilcorp.keygen.sh/v1/licenses/3qMEarbK/actions/vali.... Depending on how you manage users, you can require them to login (request an API token) before being able to access your app. Depending on if you're performing the validation server-side or client-side, you can either use a product-specific API key (private) or the license owners API token (a signed in user), respectively.
Phenomenal!

Do you know of anything similar that is available for Android?
Try posting to reddit. On the respective product subs.
Nor does it mean we should arbitrarily ban or restrict them to satisfy the whims of people who haven't looked at the evidence.
Its very usefull app and easy to share.
Brown dwarf WISE 0855 found to have clouds of water in its atmosphere
But it isn't nearly as stinky! And I have a feeling that it's much less noxious! And the vapour hasn't even been proven yet to kill everyone around! It's totally amazing and we should all be encouraging everyone to vape!

If you can't tell, I'm agreeing with you. I pray something is done about vaping before the horse has bolted like it did with cigarettes. Just because it could be less dangerous doesn't mean it should be encouraged or indeed allowed at all. Every vaping liquid being sold should have to be tested thoroughly for safety IMO, and really I'm amazed that it doesn't have to be.

Vaping is too new for long-term studies to have been performed, and also with the zillions of different kinds of vaping juices, each one with a different formulation, how can we know that they are all safe?

It's an absolute joke how much secondhand smoke a non-smoker is forced to inhale nowadays with what we know about how dangerous it is, and I live in Australia, with relatively progressive smoking laws. I don't want to be subjected to secondhand smoke in public places, and I don't want to be subjected to secondhand vapor either, regardless of whether or not the inhaler considers it "safe enough".

Actually it is illegal here to sell nicotene-containing liquid. I do think that nicotene-containing liquid is being sold however, as I do see people vaping around the place, and just quietly, they don't seem like the kind of people who could get their stuff together enough to make their own ecig juice.
I'm not on their payroll, and I'd already fixed the CVE upstream over a year ago, so no.
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