skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Its Node/Express/Mongo and just vanilla JS on the client. Tried to keep it as simple as possible!
France state of emergency to be extended – PM Valls
> Probably United We Dream

And BLM and MoveOn and Femen and all those well-funded (mostly by the same "billionaire philantrophist" famed for regime change since the late 80s) "activist groups". Brilliant stuff, back around the millenium "young liberal idealists" took to the streets against neocon governmental action like Kosovo war, the first post-9/11 wars, "WTO/world bank/IMF globalization" and such. Today, it is someone like Trump singlehandedly dismantling TPP and TTIP before even taking office, while this generation of young liberals are protected in very "safe spaces" from the knowledge of their governments' MENA meddlings, wedding dronings, or indeed good ole Guantanamo.. quite convenient for the "Democrats" of the last 8 years that most of the liberals/millenials go around in circles about gender and race and vegan superfoods. Real issues in society. ODDLY convenient!
Mistake: one decision, among those which were adequate to the case, was given and another one, not included in the adequate group, was followed.

Choosing one and not another, all reasonable, isn't a mistake. Having a know side effect that can't be predicted to a specific patient isn't a mistake.
There's a nice article by Priceonomics on Diamonds.

http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/45768546804/diamonds-are-b...
You've failed to argue your point completely. All you can say is that your infringements of the Constitution are very, very important, and you know this because you yourself are very, very important. Acknowledging that you've committed a fallacy doesn't mean anyone should believe you.
Imagine the energy stored by lifting a kilometre-high column of water 5cm. Now imagine how high that energy can lift a 5m column of water once it reaches the coast. Obviously there is the 1/r dissipation because the circumference increases, but still, deep water lifts like this can cause a massive surge at the coast.
I'm using C++ for my mobile game. It's a 3D game that has to run on low-end devices and still get decent performance.

Unity just didn't cut it at all.
This is very far fetched for current US administration and making assumptions about the upcoming one is a bit too early.
BUT like 95% of this applies to Russia
Exactly. The set of acceptable files can be modified at runtime. Now you've localized the issue of sanitizing paths to a small area of your code (file upload) rather than every request. A good way to do this is to save the file on disc with the hex encoding of its SHA256 hash as its name, and then maintain a mapping from file names to hashes. This way, the only feasible attack is to overwrite a preexisting file, which would require the ability to pull off a second-preimage attack on SHA256, which is not generally thought to be feasible.
Very arguably.

"hate speech" as opposed to "hate".

Please just stop with the campaign sound bite nonsense. I'm weary of it.
NPR is also a good source. The GOP has been trying to defund them since Bush took office in 2000.
He is quoting the movie "Back to the Future"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088763/quotes?item=qt0416301
That's really cool. It's amazing to see how much progress and interest there is in this area.

A couple of questions:

Are these Elo ratings really comparable to human Elo ratings? So it's pretty clear that these engines would all beat any human player in history?

(Edit: I know computers have been able to beat human champions for what xkcd points out is about half of my lifetime, but Deep Blue had a lot of resources behind it that I would imagine these engines don't.)

How do they deal with differences over time in the hardware that the engines run on? (both in terms of Elo calculation consistency and in terms of historical comparisons between engines' performance ... how do we know how much improvement is due to programming improvements vs. faster hardware? do we know how earlier generation engines would fare today running on the same hardware that these are running on?)

Do the engines in a particular match run on the same or different hardware? (I thought I saw people in the chat talking about this but I didn't exactly understand what they said.)
So, what's an 0.47 caret, round, brilliant cut, very white, flawless to 10X diamond worth?
The flashing red color in your peripheral vision? That's the warning light. It means you should reach down and pull the eject lever.
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Does this cookie law only apply to sites that operate offices within the EU? Won't all US-only sites be unaffected?
tell her you'd rather set the $3k on fire - as in, real fire, with smoke and all - while she watches than buy a diamond ring. be prepared to follow through.

oh also don't listen to advice on the internet.
This is my preferred reading as well, but neoliberalism likes to keep its oppression and overt violence overseas, while Trump's rhetoric brings it out into the open at home. This is not denying that America was always a racist, sexist state, but now the elected power is no longer shy about hiding it.
A hex-encoded file hash as a file name is a safe bet. You can resolve file names (unsanitized, stored safely in a database) to hashes and load the files from disk.

This general approach (whitelisting file URLs) lets us localize any path sanitation to the file upload code, rather than every single request.
I think that's the one thing that needs to be addressed more from basic income advocates. Basic income alone will simply lead to inflation of housing prices in artificially supply-constrained areas like NYC and SF.

Basic income should be coupled with government initiatives to increase the supply of housing (eg. zoning and regulation changes to allow increased density, subsidizing non-luxury apartments, land value tax).
Ask HN: Why do startups use fake client testimonials?
How come this trend is so widespread in the startup community. Do people not realise that it makes them look unprofessional when they clearly use a stock photo, and some fake reviews to boost their credibility.

The ones I'm referring to are the small oval pictures, that service/product offering startups are so fond of using. There are usually a few client testimonials that are obviously fake.
You have a duty to oppose blatant electoral manipulation, blatant DNC corruption, the failure of the DNC to present any kind of credible economic plan, and the insane obstructionism of the RNC that has caused our institutions to rot. You need to feel that. This is unamerican. If you don't elect someone based upon what they say they will do – kill the families of suspected terrorists (a form of collective punishment), destroy the fourth estate through repeated insane conspiratorial claims of a professional media conspiracy to discredit him – then reason is lost. The country is lost. People judge others by their words for a reason: they are a leading indicator of their actions. God help us.

The country cannot have the FBI interfering during early voting – a period during which 40% of votes were cast – with fact-free partisan allegations. It is unamerican. It is tragic. It must stop.
They're mostly made for industrial purposes, but just google synthetic diamonds.
You misread my comment. There _is_ an oustanding privacy issue in Monero, one that is often overlooked by its proponents. Transactions involving the same individuals will appear closer together in the transaction graph, and this remains the case so long as Monero's transactions have so few mixins.

My favorite example of anonymity is Richard Stallman's description of an anonymous currency: you should be able to pay a publisher for every article you read on their website, without them being able to associate the payments.
One thing missing from the list: a real worker's movement that is threatening to the wealthy.

People remember the Russian Revolution toward the end of World War I, what they tend to forget is that Hungary had a revolution and became a Soviet republic in 1919. Many things happened happened in different European countries at that time.

Germany had an attempt communist revolution starting in October of 1918 which went on for months, you could even say years.

In the German elections, vote results were:

Nazis Socialists Communists
05/28 2.6 29.8 10.6
09/30 18.3 24.5 13.1
07/32 37.2 21.5 14.3
11/32 33.09 20.43 16.86

So in four years you see an increasingly powerful communist party going from getting one in ten German votes to one in six German votes. You also have communists and socialists outnumbering Nazis. Unfortunately for the left, the Catholic Center party got 11% of the vote, and after the Reichstag fire, the Nazi seizure of power occurred, and the the Center party voted for the enabling act and the de facto Nazi seizure of power became de jure.

But it was prompted by 37% of voters being reds, and 16% of voters being communists. Red voters outnumbered brown voters.

In Italy, the 1922 march on Rome followed the Biennio Rosso. The working class tried to take over and failed, and the fascists took over.

Returning to red power in Germany at the turn of 1932/1933 - on February 20, 1933, Hitler met with representatives of German industry - Gustav Krupp, Fritz Springorum from Hoesch, an IG Farben board member, Fritz von Opel, a board member of Siemens etc. In the midst of stormtroopers taking over the streets he asked them to bankroll the Nazis in the upcoming elections so they could pass the enabling act. German industry bankrolled the Nazis, because they feared the 37% red workers (the majority of the working class) and the rising power of the KPD.

The situation is nothing like that in the US. If anything, the little existing of the worker's movement is disintegrating - Michigan and Wisconsin just became right to work states. Board members of the Fortune 100 are not going to bankroll a party like the Nazis. There's no left to fight. The wealthy and upper middle class are becoming increasingly liberal, as there's no socialist movement to worry about, in comparison to 20th century Europe.
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Silicon carbide? Hmm, if not too concerned about looks, then can get it at most hardware stores on various sanding papers and disks, right? But, sure, much the same for industrial diamonds, e.g., for knife sharpeners, maybe some high end grinding wheels?
Say that you believe X and I believe Y. If I present an argument for Y that amounts to presenting evidence for your consideration that Y is true and X is false. The implicit assumption behind arguing with anyone (even your self!) is that your mind is free to choose to believe X or Y, THAT is freewill.

If freewill is an "illusion" then "argument" is a hollow concept as well. If we don't have a choice in what to believe then what is the point of arguing?
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How long has america survived Trump?
Heaping the likes Pinochet and Franco with that of Mussolini is conflating authoritarianism with fascism, and that can only debase the meaning of "fascist". No wonder the word is thrown around so often.
Ummmm... Yes, there's a huge difference between 50% and 33%.

That's just for the general population though, as the article said the drop is largely concentrated in certain groups of people. If you are the average hacker news reader (a high earning heterosexual man) and you marry a college educated woman whose when both of you are in your late 20/early 30s you are very unlikely to divorce.

The 50% figure is really flawed to start with through, it came from taking the annual marriage rate per 1,000 people and comparing it with the annual divorce rate. Understand in in a given year the people who are getting married are not the same people getting divorced.
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I think a lot of his "not being good at it" may be supplanted by actually skilled folks of the neoliberal/neoconservative establishment.

It would be amazing if he could actually bring jobs back into the US. I really really doubt this is possible, without making the corporations hurt in the short/mid term, so I doubt it's really possible, as they have essentially captured government.
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for HN, that's not your best page to start with. I'd go with this one
https://blog.trigger-happy.eu/pages/informations.html
America has been descending into fascism for decades, Trump is just the next rung on the ladder.
The term unconscious is i think used for a non-reproduce able and deduceable though process. You can retrace the steps rational, process orientated thinking took you to a result. Even if provided by the unconsciousness, the illusion of control remains. Subconsciousness as stated by the author, is the type of processes, where the brain did not bother to invent a backstory for its product.
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Flu Risk May Depend on Birth Year
There are potential security concerns. Suppose Let's Encrypt has a vulnerability other certs don't, or their chain is compromised somehow, this could put people at risk without them knowing it.

It could also complicate matters when renewing certs. If I forget to renew my SSL, it gets replaced with Let's Encrypt, and then I go to renew it and the system gets confused because it looks like I already have a cert from another provider.

In both cases, ample warning and notification will help, and opt-in rather than opt-out will totally alleviate the issues.
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Why the heck haven't Google bought this, or at least made their own clone? It's a superb service.
It's not wrong. (The poster above has previously disclosed a connection with ZCash.)

- ZCash unable to send to Z-addresses without a send to a non-anonymous address.[1] Fixed in v1.0.2, released last week.

- Some randomization features removed temporarily.[2] Not clear how much anonymity this costs, but some developers are concerned.

[1] https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/zcash-bug-prevents-private-t...

[2] https://github.com/zcash/zcash/issues/1819
Zcash prices were insanely high on day one because demand was high and there was practically no supply. Everyone knew that was going to happen and the price is now normalizing.

There is a bug with mining to zaddresses but Zcash developers have been extremely transparent about it and were the first to say that this crypto is untested and will be iterated.

As for Tel Aviv... it doesn't matter where technology is developed, does it? Your comment strikes me as xenophobic muck raking.

ZCash has unique properties. You're free to not buy it and honestly the negative speculation helps those of us that are interested in using it as it keeps prices down (for now).
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Diamonds in machinging is nothing new. Diamond grinding wheels, etc, have been around forever. Real diamonds are cheap in those sizes (we're talking grain of sand or smaller).
Why did you wait for Trump to win ?
A more interesting look at fascism is in my opinion Ur-Facism[0] by Umberto Eco. It was posted on HN a couple of months ago as well[1].

[0](http://www.nybooks.com/articles/1995/06/22/ur-fascism/)

[1](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12173823)
My wife loves sapphire, so we went that route back in 2003. The money saved went towards an IMO awesome setting that will be an heirloom.
I find it a bit disturbing how this focuses on people in power's attitude, and not on the mass of people's behavior, like if fascism was something a handful of people put in place and the rest of us had nothing to do with/about it.

Well, I'm certainly not an historian, so this is just my two cents, but it seems to me that the very core of fascism is anger and defiance. And believing just a few people can make history (thus, the exaggeration of the leader role).
I felt immediately that my experience was different to the OP, since I do not perceive my "unconscious developer" as a different person but merely another perspective on myself. Thanks for suggesting how this arises systematically.
This seems like it might be an automated response but at any rate - give him a break. Mentioning the HN post to people on Twitter hardly translates to "manipulating upvotes" to me.
I like to think that this is the right approach, especially for shared hosting environments (which is what this announcement is about, presumably). These site owners already trust OVH to host their sites and to hold the private key for a certificate that is valid for their domains (or rather used to be, until it expired). You'll always find someone who's annoyed by a change or uses a setup that broke because of this (maybe they've pinned to a specific key and ignore expiration dates ...), but that doesn't seem like a common use-case or one that they should aspire to support.
Just learned that California, Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are the lone states that do not use facial recognition tech on DMV photos.

I imagine though that eventually the FBI, State Dept, states, etc. will all be combined
I think you've mistaken me for someone who disagrees with you. Upthread I said he doesn't get a free pass; any non-free pass this fuckface gets should be extremely expensive.
My wife is sporting an aquamarine and people will actually stop her to admire her ring. There are a lot of good alternatives to the over priced/unethical diamond.
Miro, an open source media player, comes with a great torrent client built-in: http://www.getmiro.org/
Trump election: Up to three million migrants 'to be targeted'
Loved the description of Trello. Kanban application. :)
Fun fact: we are used to seeing our own faces in the mirror image of how others see us. Thus, if you have a picture of yourself which you really dislike, mirror it and see if it helps - on photos we see our faces mirrored from what we're used to, hence why they look off so often, and why it can feel so difficult to get the right picture from ourselves taken.
Nice write up! As what you have is a catalogue of sorts you should have a look into Dynamic Product ads: https://www.facebook.com/business/a/online-sales/dynamic-pro.... This is Facebook's programmatic play which does all the segmentation work in the background.
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Trump cares mostly about staying in the headlines. If saying fascist things accomplishes that goal, he'll ape a fascist. If the public starts to resonate with Bernie Sanders post-election narrative, Trump will start sound like a union organizer.

As a result, I don't fear Trump because of his politics (which I actually think in many ways are center-left), but his inability to execute effectively. Until Macau cratered, I think he was basically the only man to lose money in the casino business.
It's not clear whether Tesla has a local map. They've never shown pictures of one, unlike Google. The Mobileye unit definitely does not; you can buy a Mobileye aftermarket unit and watch it put rectangles around things that look like cars and people. Tesla's radar probably just returns targets and range, like most first-generation automotive radars. Tesla's system may be entirely reactive.

Google builds maps; they do path planning, so they have to.
I have no idea what that all means.
the king family lawyer's 40 year investigation:
https://www.amazon.com/Plot-Kill-King-Behind-Assassination/d...
(there's some really nasty stuff most ppl don't know in there.)

if you'd like a review first:
http://www.ctka.net/2016/book-review-pepper-mlk/the-plot-to-...
There is no practical reason to link to a new HN submission rather than the destination of the submission itself other than to obtain upvotes.

The only purpose of linking to /newest is an ages-old voting ring detector evasion technique which doesn't actually work.
I hoped to see a magnificent hack implementing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overlay_(programming) (beter description at http://www.i-programmer.info/babbages-bag/205-virtual-memory...) for no reason other than because we can, but alas.
Would you confirm or deny my two hunches:

- Lab-grown diamonds are purer, more perfect crystals, cheaper, and better than mined diamonds in every way. (ignoring the market manipulation factor, which I'm not too knowledgeable about, except that I've heard big diamond companies do some shady things to keep prices high)

- Girls hate lab-grown diamonds because they consider them "artificial".

Also in your article, you don't seem to make such a distinction, so I'm wondering if your article is about lab-grown, mined, or both?
If symbols of love are more important then actual love you should get out of that relationship. Seems toxic.
> A constant litany of complaints about unfair and rigged main stream media by the president elect (his latest tweets about the NYT being an example) has convinced a significant portion of the public that the main stream media cannot be trusted.

You have this backwards. Many people voted for Trump because they could see with their own eyes the media bias against him (and read the DNC emails working with the media to block out Sanders). NYT/WaPo are not reputable sources, they are extremely biased and so obviously so that they're working against their own mission out of arrogance.
I convinced mine, but, obviously, YMMV. I was lucky in that she's divorced, so has already gone through with that, and hate hate hated the idea of debt.

We had already had conversations about getting married, that sort of thing, so when it came to the ring it was easy to bring it up. I mentioned I was a little reluctant to go with a diamond; I said I was -willing-, but due to the intentional supply limit and the ensuing price hike, it would necessarily be small, as I was not willing to go into debt for it (which she was already in agreement we should never do; beware if your significant other has no issues with going into debt). Had she considered alternatives, such as moissanite?

I showed her some images and videos of moissanite, compared price, showed it was nearly as hard -and- glittered more (and that I could get her a 2+ carat stone for what ~.5 carat diamond of comparable color and clarity would cost, and that at < 1/10th what a 2 carat diamond of comparable color and clarity would cost), and she was convinced enough to go scope it out at a jeweler's that carried it.

I also mentioned the possibility of gemstones; there were plenty that were gorgeous and would be more distinctive than diamond, and set her apart from other women (who, after all, could only brag about the size of their diamond, rather than how it had special meaning to them). Etc.

At the jeweler's as she explored different stones, she ended up picking out an aquamarine that she really liked (and then found out that was my birthstone, locking in the decision even more).
Have you tried running 'celery events' on the command line? I find this sufficient in most cases.
Diamonds really aren't that attractive IMNO. Other gemstones I like better include sapphire, ruby, opal, emerald. My wife's engagement ring has a blue sapphire with opals on each side. We created each other's wedding band and cast them with gold recycled from old family jewelry. Be creative - these artifacts will have great sentimental value as your marriage ages.
> Now we burn cash to please some virgin.

And what fraction of newly engaged women are virgins? Just joking! :-)
There's also the hugely popular Huginn, if you're on a Ruby stack (Trigger Happy seems to run on Django) https://github.com/cantino/huginn
> with the focus being on taxing unproductive investment first. Lower income taxes and and more incentive to invest in actual businesses (rather than say, flipping houses or other speculative activity) would do a lot of good. It would be great if we had an economy where money was a bit easier to make and a little bit harder to keep.

Totally agree with this. People on welfare aren't parasites, unproductive rent collectors are parasites.