skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Buy forged passports, driving licences, id cards, visas, resident permit cards
Welcome To Wesley Hover and Associates Network.Get A second Chance In Life with Wesley Hover and Associates , protect your privacy, build new credit history, by-pass criminal background checks, take back your freedom. It's a cruise,you have come to the right place for all your travel needs and guest what !!!! you're going to finally make your dream a reality. Let us help you plan the ideal trip for you if you would like to find out more about the services we have available.
We are an Association responsible for the production of real genuine passports, Real Genuine Data-Base Registered Fake Passports and other Citizenship documents.I can guarantee you a new Identity starting from a clean new genuine Birth Certificate, ID card, Drivers License, Fake Passports, Social security card with SSN, credit files can you imagine ??
All Inquiries;
Registered and Unregistered USA,Canadian Documents at: (newlifeidentity@outlook.com)
Registered and Unregistered UK, entire Europe, Asia , Africa, Australian Documents at: (counterfeit.banknotes@yahoo.com)
Real Counterfeit Money (Taiwan and China First Grade) at: (counterfeit.banknotes@yahoo.com)
Skype I.D:(newlifeidentity)
*Website link: http://www.newlifeidentity.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl4M37yZMzg
The short answer is: 1. It is possible. 2. It is really expensive. 3. You have to put the co2 somewhere after you capture it and that is a question mark.
From the customers perspective -> there is no server.

The primary difference between and Lambda architecture and a 'serverless architecture' is that the app-maker does not spend any effort, though, or concern in managing servers.

That there may or may not be servers under the hood is irrelevant.
By POSIX, I mean standard command line POSIX APIs. In practice, things that run on Mac / Linux / BSDs. They often don't build on Windows due to a lack of pthreads, or fork. In some cases, I'd like to make these apps truely windows compatible (unless Bash on Windows gets so good we can just ask people to install that).

I hadn't heard of babun. It looks like a much neater cygwin distro, I will give it a try.
There is not a prison in America that isn't locking up people with mental health problems and leaving them to suffer.
Use of VR in medical
Where do you draw the line at "dynamically constructed strings"? Do I need to duplicate the whole query to another literal just to change the sort field?

See also: Perl has a "taint mode" [1] which marks all variables receiving external data as "tainted" and disallows their usage in sensitive contexts. PHP has an inactive proposal to implement it as well [2].

[1] http://perldoc.perl.org/perlsec.html#Taint-mode

[2] https://wiki.php.net/rfc/taint
> how to keep my interest alive by focusing on the beauty of programming itself, automation, the abstract creative nature of it, while ignoring the overwhelming downsides

Focusing on the thrill of programming while ignoring the downsides is how we got here. Maybe you meant "focusing on the beauty... while ameliorating the downsides". Anyway, you seem much more self aware than I was at your age, so I'm sure you'll do fine. :)
Moxie has written at some length about the problems they've had with federation in the specific case of their experience with Signal and also more generally about federation and its potential impact of the development of network technologies.

Your answer to all that is "I heard it's hard but really, versioning/XMPP and also, it's not hard". How well has 'proper versioning' worked out for SSL/TLS? Federation hasn't really 'worked out' for XMPP. Never mind anything substantial in response to Moxie's writing. People calling your piece 'hipsterism' are being very, very polite.
Your death penalty govermnent can't resurrect you from the deaths. And also most people stop caring if your sentence was correct after they killed you. Years behind bars are a horror, but at least you can do something about it. And in the US, they keep you behind bars for years anyway before you get murdered by the government. It is not like the judge wants to bring you to death and after a day or two your nightmare comes to rest (as will your life).
Everything you're saying is true. Just worth viewing this reported suicide attempt with some critical thoughts all things considered.
couldn't up vote enough. Also almost all decisions are voted into without proper deliberations. If you don't like to deliberate, you are incompetent to be elected in the first place. Governments have been turning into for profit entities. And checks and balances being systematically side stepped.
What monopoly? There are many times more android devices than iOS devices.
I find VMs are super slow for development purposes (I mean setup, starting up and shutting down rather than actual processing), where docker's made a massive difference. YMMV especially if you're not spinning up new projects frequently.

They might be a better solution in production, but I have a strong preference for production mimicking development.
AI agents like Alexa, Siri, and M will create the first trillion-dollar company
it's subatomic particles all the way down i tell you!
Why and how is it a "dilemma"? If anything, it should be called a "bad product decision" -- since they get rid of all of those ports.
I don't understand why this is better than typing in the browser url box.
The mothers of highly intelligent children where at a much higher risk of postnatal depression.

The sample size was small, but it could indicate that there is a connection in older ages.

I am not sure how much of the measured intelligence in small children is related to their adult intelligence, and how much is variation in development that might even out.
My main point was that elitism in Europe and the US are totally different.

Barack Obama was born to a broken family, father a Kenyan and absent, they were poor, he grew up to be president.

It's possible in Europe 2016, but I don't think likely.

Most American CEO's and millionaires are self-made, the average American millionaire drives a pick-up truck. The head of Goldman Sachs grew up poor.

European leaders are a whole different breed of 'detached from the plebes'.
Cryppled-ism
Giphy only occurs when you click on a button to add an attachment, and you have to click on Giphy, THEN you search for GIFs.
Maybe the mods could also de-dupe some of these hostnames (like m.nytimes.com and nytimes.com).

Though now thanks to AMP, it might make more sense to de-dupe on known prefixes rather than Host particularly. Sadly, for the BBC at least that won't work, since the URLs look like they do /amp instead of their usual sections:

https://www.google.com/amp/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/36788782?c...
Author here. Happy to discuss anything people find tricky.

As far as I know, there are no other implementations that use this formula I derived. One thing I was kind of proud of was hacking in support for numerical loops in stylus using recursion and anonymous functions.
Related question, what happens when a docker images gets pop'd.... how do you keep it around for investigation, does it get imaged for later forensics? Every time I have asked people in IRL doing docker, they seem to focus on updating/patch... on how easy that is and moving on... but that is not always an option for every client. Do you just image all docker images before they get terminated/migrated?
Can you unpack this more? I can read this in many different ways. What specifically are you trying to convey?
Do you imagine a future where not lighting up the Eiffel Tower has saved us from climate change?

More generally, these "solutions" don't work. Billions of people don't suddenly all agree to reduce their quality of life voluntarily. For every energy efficient lightbulb there's some beef they aren't supposed to eat, or a standby device that uses 2W too much power they have to switch off and on 5 times a day. It's never happened before and it won't happen for this, even if the world goes to crap due to climate change. Maybe stop wasting resources on feeling good about optimising the uncommon case and work on systematic stuff like clean power.
That was my experience too, I worked on ApEx stuff for around 2 years.

It came free with the database license, so it got used.

I don't miss it.
It also won't display any text at all unless you run their javascript.
Super interesting is that Mac has become an important development computer in the last 10 years - this was not the case before. But I think the dev community is pretty small in terms of users.

That said - wouldn't photoshop/creative types want more than 16G as well?
But even then it would still be attractive.. Just flash the rom and put linux on it.

Maybe its because most general heavy-duty 'laptop' work, requires an x86 cpu? Just a guess
Probably true. That still does not make it right. Nor a reason to keep on doing it.

Prisoners should not be demonized to such an extent that they are denied health care, be it mental or other.
How (some of) your professors see you (2009)
Decaf coffee surprise
Food and shelter are criticial to longer-term survival, communication is
not. You need to define what are you thinking about.
This is good to know! Thanks!
Wow, downvotes for a reasonable question. I never need to connect my phone to my laptop. I've also spotted a pattern of the BBC saying dubiously truthful things recently in tech articles. Example from main evening news last week: "foreigners get better mobile reception in the U.K. than we do". So, no, they obviously don't. But they roam between providers (at cost), as has been the case for decades.

The phone comes with a charger.
Nitpick - a lot of the Seychelles are actually fairly hilly which is why their scenery is so spectacular.

The Maldives are probably a better example to use!
> non-capitalist types of institutions

Common trusts and co-ops are both "capitalist institutions". They both rely on private ownership and voluntary transactions. Not sure what you mean by "democratic confederations of localities".
My grandmother had it too. In my aunt's words, after she passed: "It's like losing my mother twice - first the person dies, then the body"
Yes.

I remember when my first ever request was accepted. The fev thanked and with next release I saw he changed few things in my code, small things. Nevertheless it made me more comfortable submitting pull requests and really happy at the time.
> The description of sci-fi books, not as predictions about the future, but as allegories for the present, is dead on.

I just finished reading Three Body Problem today. Curiously, in the afterword for American readers, the author explicitly states that he doesn't write sci-fi to discuss present-day problems in disguise.
Curious for next time I evaluate XMPP is there a list of servers recommended by the Conversations team that people could install themselves? My issue with XMPP is that on the same system I have at DigitalOcean where I could run: an IRC server, a Web Server, and a Mumble Server and extra goodies all together in one box, I couldn't effectively run a XMPP server that would stay up (it would crash). I would of kept at XMPP had I found a decent memory efficient server that didn't merely crash.
True, but to be honest I wouldn't mind having a slightly thicker 'heavy duty' phone to add proper cooling.. Phones are ridicules thin as they are already
So crazy... Snowden vs. Manning!!!

Snowden is infamous and living a pretty good life vs. Manning who is doing everything to procure the same level of infamy thru acts of becoming a woman and many attempts at suicide. Though outside of this circle he or she is not infamous and living a terrible life.

Crazy stuff but both broke the laws of our land just like Clinton has and probably Trump too. Yet they both live freely and prosper.. go figure.
DreamWorks Animation/PDI gave their crew decent HP x86 RHEL boxes. Desktop and farm Linux is a necessity in these fields.
Maybe they can follow through and see how the URL resolves and compare the resulting URL as opposed to the posted URL. As it is, multiple URL shorteners can all direct to the same URL and all have different posts.
2 meter ham radio (maybe $150), antenna and cables (another $150) plus a 12V battery and trickle charger.
The outcry would be worse if they changed both at the same time. And delaying the death of Lightning, if its death is indeed Apple's plan, will make it older at the time of the announcement, make it feel less like a bait and switch.
Turkish Government Tightens Grip on Universities
Looks cool but what kind of apps are you supposed to build with this?
I think the claim of people with newer monitors is that the hub is built in. So no need for a separate dock, just plug your keyboard and mouse into your monitors (I do this on my Dells today) and then when you "dock" your laptop you now get power, Ethernet, display and peripherals all attached to the thing that's actually fixed in place (the displays).

Each of my Dell monitors has 2 or 3 USB ports (and today, I have to connect to them using a single USB to the laptop in addition to each display port connection). I think this new future won't be that bad, but it will require new displays.
> Or, to put it more bluntly, just because you've gotten away with it (thus far) doesn't make it a good idea.

What is your typical server infrastructure? We use bare machines and had kernel panics very rarely (only with experimental MACVLAN). We did not 'get away' with anything. We have been using Docker for over 2 years, and LXC much more and know how to handle mounted directories, it is not a rocket science. We used LXC, now Docker to provide quick isolated mini linux environments. They are just different type of Virtual Machines when you abstract it in your head, and do not expect it to do magical stuff like saving your data and send it to another host upon crash.

> Native storage software packages are available for mainstream OSes that handle dependencies via the native package manager.

They are often outdated, we mostly get one of the latest builts, and in some cases Snapshot builds, where they are not available anywhere. So ability to run versioned instances of some software independently and isolated is a huge win for us. We do not want to distrub people using the old version. Yes it can be solved with VMs. We use our own bare metal servers. We do not like to "pay" to open VMs, so we turned to OpenStack. It is very complicated for our use case, we like to use bare metal on our own. But, we still need isolation, this is where containers; LXC and Docker came to help and saved us a burden.
That's a very good point.

It's unlikely that a single person was put at risk, and not a single person was put in a negative/unfair situation because of it.

CSIS capturing phone call records (not content, just who contacts who) sounds all very scary and nefarious ...

But Google is doing 1000x more than that - and they sell that information to others - and those 'others' act on that to sell you stuff.

The phone companies probably do it. Maybe even your internet provider.

At least CSIS has a communitarian purpose, which is real.

I'm definitely weary of CSIS doing things which are outside the law, but I'm less weary about the meta-data collection than most people - so long as there is oversight and it's kept secure.
i wish i could express just how much i disagree with your sentiment. i think it's a rather elegant attempt at conveying the humorous laws of reality in a classic cartoon existence. But hey, I guess not everyone can find it funny.
Anyone know why Erlang doesn't run well on containerized Docker?
Cause of 13/15" screens with a full qwerty keyboard and touchpad and bigger speakers, etc etc :)
While we're discussing codecs that effectively obsolete the ones that came before, I thought I should mention the absolutely incredible Opus codec, which is interestingly based partly off the Skype codec.
Basically you get equivalent quality to 'other' audio codecs but using up half the space.

http://opus-codec.org/
At age 5-6, kids are just glad to have other kids around.

It's in the older elementary, middle, and high school years that kids start segregating into in- and outgroups and vigorously policing social boundaries.
Anyone with high IQ kids should check out the Johns Hopkins CTY program. I felt bored, uncomfortable and out of place pretty much my entire pre-college educational life, with only a small handful of positive experiences, CTY being the best.
Ethereum, the Blockchain of Code
compromise is often wise, but beware design by committee

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_committee
I'm a big fan of Prosody (prosody.im); even the nightlies (what I run) are remarkably stable, and the memory footprint is tiny (they have some metrics somewhere if you ask in the chat; I can't find them right away).
Precisely the point. It's fine in dev but once you are running in prod and need rock solid stability the generally accepted dogma is that containerizing your DB is playing with fire. As you said, YMMV.
This looks very cool. And tempting at the first glance. As I read more of the documentation, I can't help stop comparing it with React-native for the rendering part. I remember somebody mentioning server-rendered mobile apps in one of the early react-native apps. This is pretty much achieving that.

However, the comparison ends there. This is great! Its just too simple to make an app and probably when the app grows one could create a transpiler to generate this json
If you don't have a legitimate court system or an accountable political system it's very hard to fight corruption, which makes it rather unlikely that either of those things will be established. So the reason for less corruption now can indeed be less corruption in the past.
THE xmpp server I'd recommend is prosody[1]. Lua based, quite active, very friendly community and easy to set up/configure.

1: http://prosody.im
If you're asking about being able to do the same things on Windows as you could on Linux, then it takes a bunch of work to set up, and has some substantial holes in it. You basically have three options: cygwin, Linux VM, or the new Linux subsystem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux)

I use a mix of cygwin and "native" tools depending on whether the language has multi-platform support. It's good enough for most purposes (Python stuff mostly), but not so good if you want POSIX threads in your C++ code, and so on.

But, for example, if you're trying to do game programming, arguably the tooling on Windows is substantially better.

Basically, it's maybe 70% good and highly depends on what tools you need.
An evolutionary AI for playing StarCraft
That sounds like one of my pet ideas I was calling 'physical autism'.

I am convinced that we are surrounded by two kinds of autistic behavior but are conditioned to mostly notice one of them.

Social autism (the normal kind we're familiar with) is usually evident in person. It's a spectrum from debilitating to barely evident. Some people I've talked to online have been autistic and I'd never know it just by conversing. I generally prefer it this way because it removes any prejudgements. I liked the Net better before social networks made people's photos, names and assorted history available, I feel like you got to know people more intimately.

The kind of autism we mostly don't notice is physical. There are people who are experts at social interaction, but who genuinely cannot understand the physical world, they never think about it. Their world is filled with people and nothing but people. These are the people who are blinded by the sun.

All of the world's accumulated knowledge is utterly lost on them and they have no sense of an objective reality outside of the realm of relationships. In its own way, this is a disability because they can never be more than their network of connections.

Most people know people like this but think that those people choose not to be interested in X,Y,Z. I suggest that maybe they literally cannot fathom those things, or at least have a severe hindrance in their path to doing so, similar to the social autism spectrum.
> (the apt library is quite outdated)

It's exactly the same as that of Ubuntu, is it not?
> Is there a coffee machine that is ok to use for a docker app somewhere?

Most coffee machines are docker ready.

To guarantee you the best experience, you will need to setup a pair of coffee machines, plus an orchestration system that will be responsible for swapping them automatically when one ran out of coffee.

Note: There are only prototype of orchestration systems. Nothing for sale in the corner shop yet.

---

More seriously...

Not important: Most internal, development, and test systems

Somewhat important: Web applications, various support micro services. (They all are stateless, with multiple instances, and reactive failover by their respective load balancers).

Critical: Most databases (especially the ones without multi-master mode and automatic failover), trading applications, payment systems, accounting systems, databases with money $$$
I agree that it's a bit hard to get setup if you're dead set on running your own server, but that will be the case with anything (although Prosody and Ejabberd et al could have better defaults for the majority of people who probably just want to throw up a server and be done). The nice thing about XMPP is that if you don't want to run your own server, you're spoiled for choice. The network is significantly bigger than any of the other protocols I know of [citation needed].
If they made 32 gb max, you'd want to get it because it's soldered to mobo. That means even higher price. Damned if they do, damned if they don't.
So, I'm a little confused here. You're listing individual points of what would be different, and what the overall intended effect would be (democratic control by workers), but I'm not seeing how this all fits together into a coherent system.
One of our designers at work got an iMac with 32G, and immediately maxed it out, bragging "I'll never have enough RAM!" So, yeah.

I think one of the good points made last week is that at this point, you're into workflow management when you hit limits like RAM because, yes, you could run two more VMs on your laptop if you had 32GB instead of 16GB, but you're already running 4, and then you'd run 6 and complain you couldn't run 10. Your base laptop will always have some limit that you'll need to deal with.

The question remaining unanswered for me is how much developers, like creative professionals before them, are influencers that drive secondary sales. I remember people crying doom for Apple when they gave up being the primary education computer with sweet deals for schools and students, because KEY DEMOGRAPHIC KEY INFLUENCE POINT KEY... and yet it didn't appear to hurt them at all. I actually question the whole "influencer" theory of marketing because of it.
My contribution to Arctic sea ice melt
Awesome. I think both are great, first doing file-per-file and once it's working switching the global switch is a pretty good transition workflow.
No, the story is false because it consists of fictional events. Nothing in it adds up: not the people (Haven Monahan, the frat), not the timeline. The events (sex on broken glass) are prima facie unbelievable.

It was torn to pieces by WaPo, CJR, and the Charlottesville police. There is no doubt that it was a hoax. If she has ever been raped, it was a completely different event from the one described by the Rolling Stone.

On the other hand, I don't think that Jackie is a pathological liar. She tried to catfish a guy[1] and get a little sympathy from college admins. She started off like a fairly reasonable liar (for a teenager) and got caught up in the whole thing. She's definitely at fault but much less than the Rolling Stone which went on a rampage defaming people left and right and instigating a mob[2].

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/01/0...

[2] http://www.nbc29.com/story/27439468/uva-fraternity-house-van...