skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Has Linus ever been rude to you? Have any of your friends complained about taking the brunt of his rudeness? If so, that would be really interesting. From what I've seen, there is basically nobody who has actually complained, "Linus was rude to me." It seems to be a meme that consists almost entirely of putting words in other people's mouths.
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It's not about political correctness. It's about what these people make you feel, and how you respond to it. People want to believe that somebody whom they like on one score - Linus's technical achievements, Donald Trump's ability to empathize with the working class and the poor - are likable on all scores.

It's much like the classic literary 'harsh father' figure - he may beat you, he may be strict, he may never show love, but he provides for the family and he teaches you to be moral, so everything he did must have been good. The beatings must have had a purpose. It's hard for us to accept that good and bad exist in the same person, and that somebody who does good things may also do very bad things, not just discretely, but often at the same time.
Global Supercomputing Capacity Creeps Up as Petascale Systems Blanket Top 100
Temperature differential is the hardest aspect of this, even if they somehow manage to pipe the heat around the edges any time the user is wearing long sleeves you're going to wreck the heat dissipation - if they could use the top surface of the strap as a heat sink then at least they could get the surface area.

Using a Marlow TEG harvester is out of the question as they are too big (and work best at much higher temperatures) but I guess one of the micro scale TEGs made by Micropelt could maybe possibly work - last I checked they were still in beta and when I referenced them in my lit review 7 years ago they were just getting going so it's been a long slog.

Even then, as others have said, the harvestable energy from the surface of the skin is so small that it would have to be pretty limited in capability. The best bet would probably be an arsenal of energy harvesters, micro-scale vibration energy harvesters (mems piezo maybe), a magnet in a coil to get walking energy and then also TEG. Could land up being pretty huge.

Either way, so long as this isn't a scam, good luck to them.
>Blah blah blah, only my definitions are allowable.
Also, it's likely pretty dark everywhere the photos were taken so the available light for photography is not great. So, shooting with high ISO/gain settings is going to be pretty noisy, which is less noticeable when in black and white.
Interesting! I wonder if there is a market for kind-of a simple CRM: but then I suppose you'd be selling the method, not the software.
Should I incorporate as an LLC for my Donald Trump text to speech website [1]? I don't anticipate making any money on it, and built it for artistic / educational reasons. I don't know if I'm potentially exposed to libel or slander lawsuits. I honestly don't intend for it to be used in such a way, but I don't want to be hit with a surprise lawsuit.

$800 is a lot of money for something that isn't a business venture, but a lawsuit would be terrible...

[1] http://jungle.horse
As an even more concrete example, all you have to do is click on the "issues" page of a project you like on github and start fixing things. Slowly work your way up the chain from adding documentation, to fixing low priority issues, to fixing high priority issues, and then to adding new features. Looks great on a resume as well and you'll likely be able to get yourself into job interviews at the very least as you continue building your skill set.
Honestly, a long time. For a long time I've done either remote work or relied on my personal network.

I also can cheat the system a bit - even though I'm 39 I look super young and wear the typical tshirt and hoodie you'd associate with someone much younger. (I look in the mirror and see a 23 year old, so I think that shapes my personality)

Additionally, I'm in Houston, where many developers are in healthcare or energy, and they do tend to use older stacks (usually .NET or ColdFusion)

That said, I think it's just a series of data points, and what you think a career should look like.
What are those different meanings?
Our first hire on the product side was a UX/Product designer specifically for this reason. CRMs are incredibly complex and making it easy to use is a real challenge.

What expectations are you having trouble with?

As for mobile, I wouldn't try to have it do everything that the desktop version does. It's just not possible, at least not well, with that size screen and type of input.
love! whats next for this idea
But the article is about side projects, i.e. projects being done at home or otherwise outside of work. Who the heck struggles with juggling meetings outside of work? Do people have conference rooms in their house or something?
Spectrum is a great publication actually. They cover a lot of stuff fresh out of the lab, but I'm surprised to see this on there. I can't remember the last time I covered something launching on Indiegogo, it always turns on my BS sensor.
They will differ, but will they be more different, or more alike?
On a similar note, last year three huge security holes were discovered in ZSNES that allow an attacker to execute arbitrary x86 code using a malformed ROM. [0] [1]

After seeing that and seeing this article, I'm thinking this might be the start of a whole new era of finding security holes in emulators that allow PCs to be compromised by running something shady in an emulator.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/3aq0t3/psa_zsnes...

[1] Seriously, if you're still using ZSNES to emulate SNES games, don't. That's a really scary vulnerability, it still hasn't been patched, and ZSNES has been horrendously inaccurate and buggy since even before that. Do yourself a favor and use Snes9X (or if you can, try something based on a bsnes core, like Higan, bsnes-classic, or RetroArch configured with a bsnes core; they're the most accurate, but the system requirements are high, and Higan's UI isn't user-friendly).
This reminds me of an old joke that the best way to make software that will run 50 years from now is to write it as a NES cart.
S-Corp also, since IRS will take a dim view of not paying payroll taxes. My accountant said use a rule of thumb of having at least 70% of pay be as W2.
Hong Kong Government Still Cautious About Blockchain Tech
I don't think that bradleyjg is asking about the technical literacy. He's asking "What qualifies as an employee, in regards to that wiki list?"
Chris Evans is a credible source. He's the author of vsftpd and worked (works?) for Google on project zero.
Does the side of the watch that's against your skin make your skin feel any different (e.g. colder)?
> Get a clue.

Please stop this. We need you to comment civilly and substantively on Hacker News or not at all.
Why not crowdsource the tagging?
After a few years in management, when it comes to paging there are two groups:

1) People that want to fix their own code. They usually don't have to be told "you have pager duty" -- they just care. They even become upset if they don't know about the page and will even install their own paging systems without your knowledge.

2) People that can't be bothered. They dont' answer the phone, don't answer slack - instead they just watch a re-run of the mindy project and eat ice cream while your production system is crashing.

Generally people in 1) fix things for 2). Wage theft is really from group 2) - because they steal from 1). Each time I have fixed something for group 2) - I either fire them personally monday or start an all out campaign to get them fired. Firing is hard. But letting the entire team down just makes it easy. Ironically, if you want less pages just fire more of 2).
The irrational rationality of Jonathan Swift
anecdotally i know that i and most of my friends would never buy one at this price point for just the basic model. but we'd be fine with it if our workplaces bought it for us and paid for all the expensive cords to make a multi monitor setup possible
Poughkeepsie schools to pay 11-year-old speaker $6,500
Maybe I'm being pedantic in interpreting the semantic of what you wrote, but the fact that a certain feature is recognized as sexually attractive and produces a release of hormones does not imply that there is any special physical wiring between your neurons allowing it.

Actually, we are at the point of the research where we are still asking whether we can understand basic facts about the brain by its physical wiring (e.g. we have a complete map of C. Elegans neural network of 302 neurons but can't simulate it).

By the way there is no need for a special physical wiring in order to have innate preferences, but I don't know whether there are some or not. I heard somewhere that breasts evolved as they are now to resemble the shape of a butt, which our ancestors found attractive probably even before the time of the Homo Sapiens. We also know that in different part of the world there are different features that are considered attractive (I'm thinking about beauty standards in remote tribes), so it might also simply be a social construct.
This is a great idea, kudos! You should consider extending it to *nix systems.

Also like someone here mentioned, it might be good to extend the Fortune 500 with a community contributed list of companies.
This is exactly right. Who cares about the stack? Start by building a platform to build more applications. Then, build a basic CRM app on top of your platform, then provide a way for customizing it, then provide a way to make sure that customizations survive all updates, even when the underlying platform/application change.
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Ask HN: What service do you use for cloud storage of photos?
I came across Backblaze B2, Crashplan and Amazon Drive. Backblaze B2 seems perfect until you hit round about 1 TB then Amazon Drive becomes more price efficient.
8.Someone high up the food chain steps in with a strongly worded email to stop replying. A brief moment of calm ensues
9.Some smart jack replies all - "I'll try to do that"
Our approach to API authentication
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Kind of unfortunate, but it works. There's always room for improvement. Good eye, that's a fairly big implementation detail.
The production ready version will launch this week.
Has Linus Torvalds ever said anything offensive to you or anyone you know? It seems to me that the people complaining about his behavior basically don't have the standing to do so — they're attempting to police other people's interactions that didn't involve them.

(This is different from Donald Trump, where people have actually complained about being wronged by him, rather than complaining about an interaction between Trump and somebody else where neither party had any complaints. And this is ignoring how offensive it is to equate telling somebody to do their job better with sexual assault and racial discrimination.)
doesn't look like this is accidental TC.

> NSF music files, on the other hands, are played by actually emulating the NES CPU and sound hardware in real time. Is that cool or what? The gstreamer plug-in creates a virtual 6502 CPU hardware environment and then plays the music by running a bit of 6502 code for a little while and then looking at the resulting values in the virtualized sound hardware registers and then rendering some sound samples based on that.
Last time I was on paid pager duty there was a slim likelihood that there would be any chance of the 3 a.m. call. Therefore we had a strict rota as it would have been unfair if someone was getting all of the free cash. This only amounted to £300 a month due to everyone wanting to be on the rota, however, I am sure that paid for my Christmas by the end of the year.

Plus the minor incidents that did happen also turned out to be good team moments, everyone would hear that 'you fixed it'. Okay you did reboot-retry on that file server that wasn't responding and everything was fine five minutes later, but a lot of knowledge went into pressing that reboot button and, as far as manager types are concerned, you saved the day. To their non-technical minds that could be voodoo wizardry so they are pleased, feather in cap given.

I also believe that doing some out of hours emergency support is good for one's own education, you are able to think quickly on your feet as it is a heightened urgent situation at hand. Just being placed in this position helps you gain experience of this type of problem solving. Total focus on the task in hand is easily achievable, one is not thinking about lunch or going home and only half focused.

Once you have that experience then find a new job!
That's ignoring the stage of "please take me off this list" - which, in my opinion, makes it a lot worse since then people suddenly feel like they CAN do something, namely, ask to be taken off the list.

This is especially compounded when it's a list that never has anything you want on it anyway - say it's some sort of distro that is usually used for the corporate newsletter.

Hilarious to watch I must say.
I think thats doable. I'll be adding an autotag mode. I've been thinking about other attributes I can detect from race, to hair color, to number of participants.

Crowd sourcing is good except it can't tag new videos no one's seen yet.
Heaven forbid a compromise, eh?
Funny--when you get married, have a child, etc. all of a sudden you learn by necessity how to be productive with a whole bunch of 15-minute timeslots (perforated by feeding, crying, playtime, etc.) instead of a single, peaceful 4-hour session.
Introducing Visual Studio for Mac
Merci! Still working hard to make it better ;)
I believe it's 5000 reqs/hr with an access token.
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You can use Visual Studio on Windows to write iOS apps with Xamarin or Cordova, using a network-attached Mac solely as build server, without ever having to use it (except for updating stuff, via VNC)
My bad, corrected the title.

I don't see anything objective about that article, it looks like an opinion piece.
Internet Freedom Wanes as Governments Target Messaging, Social Apps
I would really like to see YC incorporate this into their options boilerplate.
We've asked you repeatedly not to comment like this, so we've banned the account.
The only reason i know these countries have a history is from watching this video a couple day back(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh5LY4Mz15o).

It is strange but i never really thought of Russia as neighbours with China or Korea with a shared history.
GP was specifically referring to caps lock inverse, not initial character capitalization (which I agree is more likely to be the problem).
I was picking up on a point or what I saw as a contradiction or misunderstanding. I see no problem with doing this. It is true that I was not directly attacking or agreeing with his or her position, but I do not see why I must do so when commenting. Ironically in the spirit of libertarianism, feel free to ignore my comment if you find it annoying or off-point.
Many big companies that are doing well financially give their employees many perks (apart from decent to good pay). And this is not even a new thing. Goes back to my dad's or grandfather's time or even earlier. Source: personal experience and heard from family and friends (including of previous generations, like older cousins, uncles, etc). And I'm talking about both Indian and American companies - had / have some family background in both (as employees).
http://www.hematology.org/Patients/Anemia/Sickle-Cell-Trait....
This is one of my favorite pieces on the matter, though it doesn't directly address your question: http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/9/11612530/ghost-in-the-shell...
My wife works for the NHS so I had a quick look at her inbox (as it were).

Thoroughly disappointing. Normally when I see this happen it's at relatively IT-literate organisations. The NHS emails all seem to be single replies to the original email asking to be removed / saying it seems to be sent in error.

I say disappointing because I didn't see any threads spiralling off into back-and-forth between people asking others to stop replying or anyone trolling others.

Such a waste.
Metal support.
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My Thoughts on the Datomic License
Yes, but the software may be based on symbolic reasoning, in which case the computer can 'use' a description of process symbolically and unexhaustively just as a human would.

For example, these systems solve indefinite integrals without having to apply numerical methods with an infinite number of steps:
http://www.integral-calculator.com/
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
https://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/
I will see if I can get my contract amended to explicitly permit that ;)
The question is how, after working 40+ of the best hours of your life on other things, spending another two hours in traffic and another two hours with your family. Then somehow you need to get out of the tv chair and to your desk and put in another two to four hours of side project work. The question is not about understanding that consuming != producing.
How does not defining the security protocols of your authentication protocol not count as a flaw in the core logic?

An entry security product that doesnt define any security on entering...

Pure Genius.
Especially for Japan. It means if the mood changes with China, they can get cut off very easily, with little backup plan.
That's not completely fair. Startups want and need more experienced employees and cannot afford to bring in new grads at the scale bigger corporations can.

Facebook, for example, has an entire org that focuses just on internships and new grads. They are offered space and time to learn and grow. Some may still fall through the cracks, but far less so than at a startup that doesn't have the resources to hand hold.

At a big company you can learn how to be a team player and specialize in areas that are interesting to you. At a small company you learn how to become a jack of all trades and must cover your bases.
No doubt, prices have gone up even more.
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I ended taking a nap in CDG until sunrise. The RER stops after midnight for maintenance and I didn't want to tsk the night buses. Once you factor in transfers it would get me to the city just a few minutes before sunrise.
If you start an iOS app under your own name, then decide to form an LLC after validating your idea, do your reviews and rankings get reset?
TIL, thanks. Upvoted :)
This conflict of ideas is not organic... it is being paid for and organized by the super rich (through dark money) on both sides. Sure people might get worked up over politics but normally they don't go beat you down because you are wearing a trump hat but now that is normal and it is from a paid and coordinated over-amplification by a few who have the money to coordinate such a large endeavor. I have an unfortunate time wasting addiction to news and what I see when I look at msnbc, cnn, abcnews, etc each day is like Chinese water torture the drip, drip, drip until you go insane and people feel like they need to riot when they normally wouldn't.
You'd be surprised what a modern full-frame sensor picks up these days. They're not shooting with a D2H in 2004.
"So part of the cognitive dissonance for anti-Trumpers is we don't actually have any idea what the pro-Trumpers voted for..."

Obviously to "Make America Great Again!!1!!" >_>
You insulted the person without at any point refuting his point about the incentive and ability to respond quickly to outages.
In this very specific context, your are absolutely right since the main problem is not the little annoyance experimented by the email receivers, but the global overloading of the mailing infrastructure.

But this is a really exceptionnel situation, while being trapped in a reply-to-all loop is not that uncommon.
I worked with them for a little while. At a fundamental level, its a brilliant model. They're basically looking for strategies that have little to no correlation to the S & P. Also, any strategies that short the S & P market successfully are welcomed. They already have enough of the trend following, or mean reversion strategies which are found everywhere in quant trading books.
I think I Seoul rivals NYC in terms of the 24/7 nightlife or entertainment that isn't Las Vegas. When I was there you could literally go out every day of the week if you wanted to whereas NYC does settle down during the week.

Seoul is a bit sanitized, though. I don't think you can replicate NYC's "busyness" or grittiness which is why I love it here.
How would people pronounce "0day" in a way where the expression "an 0day" would flow naturally?

I read it as "an zero day", and that feels wrong.
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How can graduating university students and other young software engineers put their talents to work to support progressive politics in the United States, without ending up maintaining dying servers in the back of some office?

Do junior positions exist that engage politically while still providing the sort of technical engagement and creative freedom found in a smallish software shop?

Could it be better to work a satisfying, apolitical position and simply donate to the organizations we care about?
Currently setting up badge service. The problems with an entirely community-driven list is that for a large amount of companies, there has to be some scoring mechanism for ones that are more important than others.
You don't have to get shit flung at you to know it's offensive.
there are about 2.5 billion email users worldwide. At the same time only around 100 million use RSS. Speaking of vastness of majority.
5) I still think we shouldn’t group all Trump voters together and demonize them all as horrible people.

This article might be a good example for those who doubt that this is possible:

"I’m a Muslim, a woman and an immigrant. I voted for Trump."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2016/...
Yeah, bit odd to equate "successful Patreon" with "has a basic income." Unless he got them all on-board ("I want to run an experiment with basic income with the next three months of Patreon," etcetera), he doesn't have the option of stopping his writing and having the money keep coming for very long.
The friends I'm mentioning are a married homosexual couple; if the federal gov't stops recognizing their marriage, the non-citizen wife would lose grounds for residency.

I still want to address this though:

> Is it so much to ask visitors to our country to follow our laws?

I think this is a very strange thing to say. Obviously, if someone intentionally violates visas to stay here illegally, deportation is appropriate - the only main stream politicians who disagree with this are straw men invented by the Republican party.

What the immediate discussion is actually about is two scenarios:

One; you illegally enter the country with your young child. Your kid grows up in US preschool, elementary school, high school. She speaks English as her native language, hasn't been to Mexico since you left 25 years ago and legally works at Walmart under DACA.

Trump has said he wants to revoke DACA and deport the kid. I believe, like most on the left, that your kid should not be held responsible for you breaking the law, and should be given legal means to work and a path to attain citizenship.

Two; you illegally enter the country with your spouse. A year or so later you have a child born on US soil, that child gets a US birth certificate and becomes a US citizen.

As the law currently stands, you can now be deported, and your 2-year old would become a ward of the state, with the usual probabilities of success of those programs. There is a proposal to allow you to stay in the country to raise the kid, DAPA. Trump has said he will strike that down.

Eg: This is not about you breaking the law; it's about whether your children can be held accountable for it.