skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As viraptor said, putting code into a public repository (e.g., debian packages); that way there should be a paper trail if the code is modified.

Beyond that, there's a simple matter of advertising: "Share your terminal (read-only)" may mislead some people about what is happening. A more accurate description would be "Give us control of your terminal (we promise we'll only let other people read it, not write anything)".
That seems to be the favorite interpretation. We need to see what data they present that favors it (ie % survival of the treated cells, number of initial cells, % mutants at that location detected in control cells). Also, this is kind of weird, because they say it is non-randomized:

Study Design:
Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment

But later it says:

Progression free survival - PFS [ Time Frame: From date of randomization until
the date of first documented progression or date of death from any cause, whichever
came first, assessed up to average 10 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]

Overall Survival - OS [ Time Frame: The time from randomization to death from any
cause, assessed up to 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]

So is the treatment randomized or not? The info on that site may not be reliable... maybe it makes sense somehow though.
GitLab don't currently have backups for 70Tb of data
I can give a shot at explaining TSNE over skype if you're interested.
Incoming SSH connections can/should be blocked by the router. There is also likely to be no static IP.
If you are living in, or visiting San Francisco, then the "RAMA EPIC" Exhibition is worth checking out. It's on display at the Asian Art Museum in front of City Hall and features some of these Rajput Art paintings, as well as giant installations depicting various scenes.

More Info: http://www.asianart.org/exhibitions/rama-epic
The headline seems fine to me. Your complaint seems to be that you think "CRISPR gene-editing" should only refer to editing of cells while they are still inside a live body. But I don't see why that specific type of therapy should claim full ownership of the term "CRISPR gene-editing". Grammatically, any therapy that uses CRISPR modified genes would qualify.
If you let us know what a more accurate title would be, we'll change it for you.
It's Mailchimp for SMS, without opt-in. The latter is the fatal problem.
That looks sweet! Is there a Windows version?
There may be brands looking to drive awareness, like a P&G or Coke or Nike looking to sell you more crap, but advertisers who care about driving sales, measurable sales are not going to be using the platform.
As a marketer for a F25, the platform is a joke.
Ah okay. Wasn't sure what you were leading to in your previous comments. I'm in agreement with you after your clarifications though :)
It's available on Android in Firefox (and is free). Unfortunately Chrome for Android doesn't support extensions like on the desktop.
The discussion of Hesco vs concrete barriers is an interesting one, and I think a lot of the other comments handle it well.

The thing I was wondering while reading the article is what will they do after the fighting is done?

Will the barriers and walls be left in place or dismantled?

Is it easier to take down or move concrete vs Hesco?

I suspect lots of them will remain until they fall apart, especially in situations like lining highways. I bet that the walls in the city, and the enclaves formed by them, will be affecting the culture off the city years after the conflict is done.
Well, Rajput art got Mughal influence well before 1739, during the reign of Akbar (1556-1605) when some Rajput kings signed peace treaties and married their daughters into Royal Mughal family. The loot of Delhi in 1739 had only a minor influence on it. In fact, the Mughal art itself is heavily influenced by Rajput artists. Shahajahan's white marble came from Makarana in Rajastan. The Mughals lost their power and wealth well before 1739, during the long struggle in Deccan (1681-1707) ending with death of Aurangzeb in 1707. He was the last powerful Mughal Emperor who commanded a large army and had wealth to sponsor big artworks (but banned them due to purist islamic beleifs).
Have you looked at what Pretty Easy Privacy is doing?

https://www.prettyeasyprivacy.com/

They have iOS and Android clients, along with a subscription available for Outlook (Windows), and planned desktop versions for Apple Mail, Thunderbird and Web Browsers (Safari, Mozilla, Chrome and IE).
18 disk zpool with three raidz2 vdevs, with 2 disks from 3 different vendors per vdev, bought in two batches per vendor and evenly spread across the case. That's about as paranoid as I consider practical for the homelab/online part of my storage needs.

Also, not sure there are three pieces of storage software that I trust and are readily available to me.
good luck getting a 12ft ladder through a checkpoint without being searched
Take a look at druid
I hope I can disable this feature in Firefox about:config.
They're complaining about being "randomly" texted without signing up for something.
Also over 30, starting to want them to send me messages that they're ok.
+1. Running linux here. It would be really cool if I could test this out.
Edit: Found that the core is on github (https://github.com/fogleman/primitive). All you need is go to run it.
Those drugs cost $100K+ per year, and have toxicity.
> So in the US, accounting for non-climatic factors ends up increasing the warming trend over the raw data—which we know is wrong.

I wish the author had been a bit more careful when writing this sentence. I think the intended meaning is "we know the raw data is wrong," but I read it at first as "we know [the increase] is wrong."
Mega 65- an open 8-bit computer
You strawmanned me, and then accused me of strawmanning. Enjoy your victory!
By using the cloud service to manage data transfer from one computer to the other, even if they are behind NAT, have changing IP addresses, ...? You know, just like CrashPlan, which otherwise also provides remote storage, does?

(rsync.net doesn't offer that, but it is not a totally outlandish idea that they could if you just know them as "cloud backup services")
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Is this site even legit? It's not the usual domain, and I can't find anything on this ptt.gov domain.
>You wouldn't expect regular human beings to be subject to confirmation bias?

Strawman. Nobody mentioned confirmation bias. We are talking about "bureaucratic incentive", i.e. fudging results to please your boss.
No relation... I think Fortunato is pretty rare. Also: hey Tali! :)
I agree - Google Forms is a better idea. I only shared the randomized alias so we should be ok with the throwaway email as well.

Here is the Google Forms link:
https://goo.gl/forms/uFackrq4AjrBOrmH2
I vastly prefer the second one. Perhaps you like the first because it uses fancier words? But it's very hard to understand what it means.

[Insert article about finding nonsense profound.]
Exactly, one day people may wake up and realize that they were sold to the highest bidder. All of this media is shit. Zero investigative work is being done and it's written in a opinionated way. It's all opinion garbage (which at one time was much less in papers) geared to making you click on more garbage to render some more ads.

I seriously can not look at news online anymore. I used to use news.google.com religiously (I've never used FB or Twitter for my news) but even that shows the same shit. It's so bad now and has me very concerned. During the 80s and early 90s CNN Headline news did a good job I thought...it's garbage now.

FB and Google are kidding themselves if they think they can fix this as their bottom line demands it to function as is.

Simply stop giving them the page loads...boycotts work wonders my friends (and no, ad blocking will not suffice).
Yeah they are considerably thicker, not really for stability but to be effective at stopping large penetrating and explosive projectiles and even acting as tank traps.

They are also slower to deploy, tho if you do it properly you dig both the obstacle outer ditch (which makes the effective height of barrier too high to scale) and trenches as you fill them since the ground needs to come from somewhere.

That said to deploy concrete barriers you need a crane, when push comes to shove a squad with shovels can fill a hesco.

Some concrete barriers can also be higher than hescos, tho you can stack hescos without much trouble.

Overall if you are building an FOB all you need is a few flatbed trucks and a bobcat (small earth mover) to pretty quickly deploy hescos, concrete barriers need heavy trucks (which also means proper roads, you won't be driving a truck filled with concrete barriers over soft terrain) and you actually need engineers (as in the military definition, not academically educated ones) to deploy them.

In an urban environment concrete can make more sense tho, you can't dig ditched to increase the height, can't dig up the ground randomly, and since concrete barriers are thinner they are more easily deployed in urban environments and it's not like you have issues with logistics.

Although it wouldn't surprise me if the pentagon somehow managed to airlift these barriers from the US to Iraq to be deployed in Baghdad instead of just contracting the local concrete factories.
The same reason I think that the Globe and Mail or CTV is more reliable than some random ranting blog site.
NeXTSTEP (macOS and iOS's predecessor) predates Tk's the use of the term kit by 3 years and GTK's by almost 10.
Odd. I think the latter is much clearer, at least out of context.
Connect them to a private zerotier network (https://www.zerotier.com/#try_zerotier) it's free and you can bind sshd just to the zt0 interface. Instant access from anywhere.
Ask HN: What is your most fun weekend project/activity?
For me, its either reading on physics, doing electronic hobbyist work or going for runs!
Introduction to Node and Express
Hm let me try. 3827Hunter2. Did you just see x's?
What Should I Do With My Life? (2002)
Do you think you could ask someone and find out the cluster sizes they used for those sorts? They mention "With the largest cluster at Google under our control", but it would be more interesting to have an idea of actual numbers, even if just an order of magnitude.
It is--the protocol is the same, I believe. The APRS-IS network feeds data into CWOP. Non-ham users use their CWOP callsign, licensed amateurs use their ham callsign.
Well why don't you add it yourself then? :)
(Very) Long term, it will be interesting to see what happens when everyone is carrying Google Babelfish around with them.
I'm a photographer and a college student
I use instagram for posting photos, I have a lot of followers who aren't my friends

I use snapchat soley for communicating with my close friends

so for me, they both have distinct use cases that aren't too overlapping
I would be surprised if this safety trial were randomized with respect to the CRISPR manipulation. I agree with your assessment of needing more data to believe that the gene editing manipulation was successful.

I suspect the randomization relates to the allocation to the experimental arms as described on the reporting page:

This is a dose-escalation study of ex-vivo knocked-out,
expanded, and selected PD-1 knockout-T cells from
autologous origin. Patients are assigned to 1 of 3
treatment groups to determine the maximal tolerant dose
That reminds me, I keep meaning to look into seeing how hard it would be to add a reverse mode to spiped.

Right now it acts like a ssh -L tunnel, but doesn't have a mode where it acts like ssh -R, right?
What? I do that all the time, it works fine?
Isn't that still an issue with Skype?
The term you're looking for is in vivo.

This study was in vitro (and then in vivo!)

I would agree, though, that most people would have thought "in vivo" from the title alone, since the prospect of and actual practicality of doing it in vivo is what really differentiates CRISPR from the tech that came before it.
Have you ever considered being a writer? That was quite lovely.
We care a lot about security, that's part of the motivation for passthrough instead of any of the "split up a GPU". So as I quoted above from our post:

> GPUs are offered in passthrough mode to provide bare metal performance. Up to 8 GPU dies can be attached per VM instance including custom machine types.

So when your VM boots up, the GPUs you attach will not be shared with others. I agree that the state of GPU virtualization is not yet where it needs to be to make me personally comfortable enough.

Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud (and worked on this a little).
This wasn't a polite, 'gentlemanly' war like the ones in the middle ages with mounted cavalry lining up amidst trumpets and banners. This was an actual fight to the death.
“I gave back my U.S. citizenship. I’m going back to Serbia.”
I created the original Add-ons for Miranda IM. Good to see you around here! Kinda still amazed that the project is still going.
New York has been putting concrete barriers around things for well over a decade.
D2 LoD Bots paid my high school addiction to Magic trading cards. That I ever convinced a girl to touch me will never cease to amaze me.
I can't imagine that personalized gene editing therapy will ever be cheaper than the current checkpoint blockade agents.

It will be interesting to see if there are differences in side effect profiles in the PD-1 knockout T-cells vs our current biologicals, however.
Could you please send you email via this google form?

https://goo.gl/forms/uFackrq4AjrBOrmH2

Looks like by the time I got home the throwaway account deleted all the emails already. Sorry about that :(
Besides "Assange was assassinated by Hillary Clinton and Obama", are there any other actual theories?
Nope, not missing anything. It should also be possible to use it it to reprogram mature cells (such as skin cells) into homeopoetic stem cells in-mass, and simply introduce them into the appropriate site (eg bone marrow, for your example)
Sword Art Online is a great exploration of this if you like anime.
Pretty sure he was referring to me, not you...
Historically there have been many valid RFC 822 addresses without an @ in them. I don't know how many can still be delivered to though.
> Well, to be clear it probably is illegal to read for those with clearance. e.g. SF-312

But do you think that is why he said that?
It can still be a load-balancer of sorts, but at a higher layer than layer 7. Let's call it level8 or the 'wetware' layer.

But yeah, not much duplicated content unless you consider translations 'duplicates' (which it is, at layer8)
Yup. You'd target sex cells instead, but that's only a slight modification.
Flex.css is declarative layout
Some parts of this article make me think the author should seek therapy. I don't see why virtual reality couldn't trigger derealization disorder in susceptible individuals.
Many people here are underestimating Snapchat. It is the only app where I enjoy the ads. They are not intrusively at all, most of the time they show up at the end of a story or between 2 user's stories. They are all video ads which is the best form of getting attention (atleast for me) and interacting with the ad is as simple as swiping up on the video. If it is an app install ad: Swipe up and it brings up the App Store download view. If it's a shopping ad: swipe up and its bring a web view of the advertiser's ecommerce site. It is great! Facebook is boring and repetitive, Snapchat is lively and fun to use. I see it going extremely far but it will be tough to reach Facebook-scale.
If like me you've never heard of Line, it seems to be a series of apps around standard comms (like WhatsApp, etc.) and device theming.

https://line.me/en/family-apps
Linux tends to require configuration/debugging from the console. Don't get me wrong, I use linux every day, but I would never push it on someone who is not interested in solving their own tech problems.
No... He was referring to me! I'm from Boston...
The #1 consumer use case that would benefit from error-correction would be not having remote exploits due to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Row_hammer
> (rsync.net doesn't offer that, but it is not a totally outlandish idea that they could if you just know them as "cloud backup services")

Ah, if that is what you wanted to do, they don't need to offer anything more than they already do. There's no reason why you can't rsync your laptop to rsync.net and then rsync the fs on rsync.net back to your local server.
Sure, but my point is that some scientists are more trustworthy than others, just like some newspapers are more trustworthy.
Did you read the first article? It's pretty clear in spelling out the heritage:

"As the British pilots approach the superstructure, one asks, “How many guns do you think, Trevor?”

To which Trevor replies, “I’d say there’s about ten guns. Some in the field, some on the tower!”

The similarities go even further… A tense countdown leads to the first bombing of the German dam, just like the trench run. After the first bomb attack against the German dam is away, one of the pilots exclaims, “It’s gone! We’ve done it!”

To which he’s told, “We haven’t! It’s still there!”

That bomber tells his other pilots to set up for their attack run, eventually taking three bomb runs to destroy the target."

That's almost verbatim what Lucas used for dialogue (something he always admitted he struggled with writing).
Training Deep Neural Nets on ImageNet Using Microsoft R Server and Azure GPU VMs
If you're a gay dude in a straight bar, you become quickly aware about how the culture isn't really set up for you, mostly in terms of sheer numbers. Of course one can just go to hang out, but if you're looking for companionship or at least the chance of it, traditionally gays have had to have a place to go where they'd have a better than 5% chance that the guy that is funny/interesting/good looking isn't straight.
> Where were you in Afghanistan?

A FOB somewhere near Lashkargah. I never went to Bagram, Phoenix or Eggers. I spent a few days in Bastion, which, as the name suggests, was also constructed from Hesco bastion.
The GNU people call this "obstacks"; they are in the "iberty" library. (So named because it spells -liberty on a Unixy linker command line).

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libiberty/Obstacks.html

Obstacks provide objects by drawing them from a linear piece of memory incrementally. Additionally, this is treated like a stack: you can free an object, but that also pops all objects allocated since that one.
This looks like a good place too!
I think those are two different effects being applied, I agree the second one is working nicely.
It seems biased. When it said draw the moon, I drew a circle with a smaller crater shaped circle inside it, and it immediately guessed "the moon". Later when it asked me to draw a cookie, I drew the same exact shape (circle with smaller circle) and it immediately guessed cookie, not moon. What's going on?
The first one still needs tweaks, to be perceived by a native speaker as fluent: either

a) "the same consciousness from which they have arisen", or

b) "the same consciousness they have arisen from"

But either is still clumsy because of the repetition of "from" that they necessitate.
Definitely a valid government regardless of what influenced it. Attributing cause to vote swing does not take legitimacy away, it's just being honest
Ask HN: What are some good techninal meetups to attend in Seattle area?
Anybody have want to recommend something ? I am particularly looking for topics around the lower levels of the tech stack : Compiler, native languages (rust/C++/D), GPU/CPU arch. etc...
I love this and follow the Twitter bot.

One question: That seems like a really permissive license for a $9.99 app (I realize GitHub's just got the core). Are you worried about someone cloning it?

One request: I don't know if it's possible, but in iOS Tweetbot the bot's pictures show the unmodified picture first (requiring a swipe to see the bot's work). It feels to me like it would be better to show the primitive version first, but I realize this may not be feasible or universally preferred.
Are the Pale Moon guys able to keep up with the ever evolving web standards? Do complex websites work as expected in Pale Moon?
Not exactly. Is more complex than that. Canker in plants is often the result of the work of alive organisms, that can travel inside the entire plant.
Upscale neighborhoods in my neck of the woods clamor for very tall walls near high traffic roads to block out the sound (and the occasional runaway vehicle). They become a nice canvas for tasteful artwork, or if that's too contentious can have vines grown on them.
I'll be interested to see the effect on Vietnamese-English when it rolls out. Currently, it's so bad as to be almost unusable.
FYI - My wife, who does collaging, just got Primitive off MAS, and she loves it. She's running it on an older iMac. She's impatient, and will probably go buy a MacPro in the morning. Thanks - I think...
There's other weirdness in cron-land too. Cron will completely ignore files containing "." .
Databricks is a cloud service. Publishing a premise approach would not benefit their business?