skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, even with the Opus application I mentioned, 320Mhz is way overkill - 50Mhz would have been plenty. It kind of seems like for some reason they were able to get a modern process, but only a really tiny die. It's pretty interesting that Open-V made the same tradeoff - 160MHz, but only 8KiB of RAM shared between code and data (with no memory mapped SPI flash).
Well, it depends what you consider to be "the best".
If you have watched the olympics, you can see that different body types are better suited for different sports.

A basketball player playing ping pong or viceversa? probably not very successful.
That's not at all how this is going down.

There are rules about mobbing other subs with garbage. No one would care If they kept to their own sub.
As someone who reads reddit fairly frequently, this doesn't reflect my experience on the site. In reality there is no unified reddit. I've taken a gander at /r/The_Donald a couple of times (mostly out of morbid curiosity) but other than those few times I've experienced very little impact of whatever it is they are doing.

I read some sports subredits. I read some culture subredits. I read some of the bigger basic entertaining but silly subreddits like /r/AskReddit and /r/TodayILearned. And, to be honest, I really haven't noticed much impact by these nefarious elements (or whatever you want to call them).

I'm sure others have had different experiences from me, but from my point of view whatever "crazy shit" is going down is mostly confined to certain sub-sections of the site that are easily avoided.
This looks really great, well done. I used to use EasyMorph[1] for similar tasks but your interface looks a bit easier to use. This could replace some of the work I currently do in pandas.

[1] http://easymorph.com/
Something like self hosted HDFS + Parquet + Presto/Hive would work though, wouldn't it?
> A reasonable default assumption is that each switch in our "genetic configuration" is set to a quite good value.

I'd question that assumption-- each switch in our "genetic configuration" is set to a value, and it's set to one that results in survival often enough for the species to reproduce, but it's not necessarily the optimal value, or even a particularly good one. It's just one that happened to be able to survive under environmental pressures at some particular time.

To put this into a computer science context, genetic algorithms have the same problem-- they can find local maxima easily, but can have difficulty (depending on the nature of the search space) locating global maxima because they can't sacrifice short-term fitness to gain long-term fitness.
The Mathematical Tripos 2016–2017 [pdf]
Perhaps a solution all on an OrangePi 2E or something similar would be better, since then you have a libre platform with no blobs, and then you can theme it to be close to Windows.

Ideally Tails would move in the direction of Signal Private Messenger, Anonymity tools need to be as user friendly as possible, otherwise the user has to develop specialized skills and expectations to deal with them, which creates user rejection & user apathy.

Or, we could swap i2p in there, it'd likely be more consistent than TBB, but user friendliness was worse last I checked.
The people who take care of internal user systems are IT. IT may have sysadmins, but a sysadmin is not necessarily IT.
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People don't want to be negative, but you will find it hard and maybe impossible.

People honestly do not want to hire someone for a remote position that needs to "gain experience". You should be employed for 2+ years as a programmer, before trying to find a remote job. Maybe you have?
Cryptography is a pure mathematic construct that is difficult for computer based algorithms to solve. Math formulae are not patentable. The implementation may be patentable, but no serious IT security trust closed source cryptography. The math can be perfectly sound, but a poor implementation will render the most advanced cryptography completely insecure. Closed source coding restricts the number of people with access to the code itself, which history has shown allows a significantly higher rate of coding errors.

The inherent untrustworthiness of closed source cryptography makes the current open source/academics grant model the only trusted and reliable method of distribution for a new crypto standard. Since the math is unpatentable in the US, it is a matter of time before there is an open source implementation. For reference, look into the history of PGP and GPG.

Many companies and government institutions do fiscally sponsored open source software, and setting up a non-profit foundation to allow further development is not terribly hard. Slightly less lucrative, though you would have the satisfaction of wide spread adoption and community involvement to make the implementation more secure.

It is getting rarer and rarer for companies to directly sell code. Most successful tech companies are service providers. If you can figure out a method of offering your new crypto as a service, perhaps similar to SSL CA's, you might have a viable market.

If you're dead set on the buy/license paradigm, DoD contractors over $7 million are publicly disclosed at 5 pm every business day.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_defens...
You can't let people choose because even a small percentage of people choosing immortality a generation will end up overcrowding the planet given enough time.
Is it really harder to use? You get nothing buy the raw content, which you are free to style as you wish.
I took a look at their sub. I couldn't find any hate speech (though I ignored heavily downvoted comments). I'm also suspicious of "coded hate speech" since that concept grants license to attach racist connotations to just about any sentence.

Is there a post on r/The_Donald that stands out to you as being hate speech?
Reddit, a private website, is under no obligation to provide a safe space for free speech.
I was just joking, but I appreciate how carefully-worded your reply was :)
This is a good way to acrue massive, immediate backlash on HN. Calling alt-righters out for being neonazis and reminding people that hate speech isn't free speech is apparently over the line for a subset of users here.
Awesome, let me know what you think! Happy to help if you have any questions.
Every sub is allowed to moderate itself how it chooses.

Plus, there wasn't a similar outcry when Correct The Record, swamped the site with its paid advocacy before the election.

Either you believe in free speech, that sunlight is the best disinfectant, and that good ideas will prevail in the end -- or you don't.
>"golang also targets syscalls instead of the C standard library"

What would have been the reasons for targeting syscalls directly instead of the C standard library?
I don't see this on my own view of the site. But I click /r/all every so often just to get some variety and that's where you see this in effect. It seems an r/The_Donald post has been in one of the top two spots for the last few months with others in the queue.
the entire internet is composed of private entities. following that logic there is practically no free speech on the internet.
This depends on the reproduction rate. If it's > 1 then you're right. BTW, controlling reproduction rate is a way to not overcrowd Earth.
Of course. But then advertise yourself as such, not as a bastion of free speech and authentic conversations. To me that is admitting your side of the argument is weak and fearful.
Are there animals that regrow their brain after a partial labotomy? In any case, humans can live with large chunk of brain removed, under the right circumstances.
>The entire company is worth something like half a trillion dollars (about twice Apple)

Um..... Apple is worth about 600B now, ( And it is heavily under value in todays valuation ), how is half a trillion dollar; 500B worth twice as Apple?
We could do stretching then when the user tries to enbiggen it, that way they don't get deanonymized!
Chicago selling nearly 4,000 vacant lots to neighbors for $1
It does not matter whose is the project. Many, many companies uses that framework and for them Eran like a the goose that lays the golden eggs. That is the key. Who is going to pay anything for that they can get for free.
Can anyone on here can elaborate whether this a) makes sense at all and b) what its implications are for physics and deep learning.
Why we should augment, not automate, workers
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It's typically the commenters. /r/The_Donald has rules which are supposed to stop hate speech (and typically they delete posts which are). However, with remarkable consistency, if you find someone spouting bigotry and hatred in another subreddit, they are almost always regular /r/The_Donald posters.
> A reasonable default assumption is that each switch in our "genetic configuration" is set to a quite good value.

Least awful sounds more correct.
I work in an industrial manufacturing plant. My Manager is always going on about dashboards almost every week I hear something like "I'd love to see this on a dashboard" (usually referring to something on an existing printed report). He has been saying this for years and no usable dashboards have ever materialized.

I think the biggest issue is no one in our organisation has a clear idea what a 'dashboard' is exactly and how people are supposed to use them.

For some people a dashboard is a static page that gets refreshed periodically. I.E. "Lets show the current line speed in big bold 48pt font size and auto-refresh the webpage every 15 seconds."

For other people a dashboard is something interactive (drill down, selectively trend values, modify trend scales on the fly etc).

So there has always been this tension between the two use cases and we always end up with these halfhearted things (usually built using some BI package like COGNOS) which are the worst of both worlds.

At the same time a dashboard has never really been in high demand. So I think people like my manager have really failed to articulate the value a dashboard would supply.

The most promising thing I have seen recently is "Coresight" by OSISOFT (we use their PI plant historian system pretty extensively). They gave a demo that integrated control system type information (Conveyor status's, Flow meter readings, Tank levels etc) with location derived GIS data to show realtime updating maps etc which I thought was pretty cool.
I grew up on a farm and I used to love reading through Farm Show magazine to see all the DIY inventions the other farmers would come up with. I just checked and it looks like it's still published though there's not much available on their website without a subscription which is too bad.
Another possible comparison: cities are composed of mostly private entities. The free speech limitations in private businesses are comparable to those on line. How does that play out? Is the comparison faulty? Honest question. I'd like to figure out a more real-world comparison that matches our intuitions.
pretty much the same... but as will all echo chambers, you'll hear what you're listing to.

If people are on ranty subreddits they will hear ranty posts.

I'm happy with reddit. Its a pleasant diversion that I get to tune to my liking.
This appears to have been flagbombed.
If Centipede Central is the chat Reddit is referring to — a chat room within the Slack-like Discord program, the one linked in the sidebar of The_Donald and one of the largest servers on Discord — its users have encouraged the harassment of other moderators, artificially inflated the vote count on posts, rigged off-Reddit polls, and posted John Podesta’s personal Netflix login information for the chat’s 1000+ members to use at will.

It reads to me like they're critiquing the behavior of the people running the subreddit, as opposed to their opinions. As I don't use Reddit much, could you add some context? For example, are the objectionable behaviors described int he article actually common across the political spectrum, or common in every election season? I would certainly accept your claim if bias if I knew that such behavior was widespread but only one flavor of it were being called out.
It would be good to regenerate at least teeth.
Looks like it's a bigger problem for moderators than for users:

>“There have been unquestionably instances [where] moderators of other subreddits were targeted by users in The_Donald,” Reddit told Gizmodo, and the leaked chatlogs reveal the extent.

>Some moderators had been flooded with constant harassing messages. “One threatened to kill my fucking dog,” a moderator pleaded in the leaked Slack chat. A The_Donald user hacked r/politics and booted half of the moderation team, another told Gizmodo in an email.

>“We have had multiple moderators doxxed and sent death threats, we had one moderator who had his truck broken into and vandalized,” an r/politics mod told Gizmodo over Reddit private message.
It was stuff like idiots accusing everyone that didn't support trump of working for CTR that has lead to such a backlash.

> sunlight is the best disinfectant

What do you think that disinfectant looks like? It is rarely people changing ideas it is more often society excluding people. Which is what is happening here. You don't have to give every idiot a platform to believe in free speech. You don't have to give them anything but the right to speech which they can use on their own sites.
Getting to the bottom of why SF budget is so big
Ask HN: Why do established companies continue to screw up password hashing?
Today, it seems that even novice devs realize the importance of properly hashing and storing passwords. "Don't roll your own! MD5 hashes are baadddd! Just use bcrypt! Don't try to outsmart crypto professionals!" seems to be common wisdom. Why is it that very large companies continue to store passwords improperly? (as evidenced by breaches) How could a staff of so many competent people possibly fuck it up?
> Every sub is allowed to moderate itself how it chooses.

But they cross over into other subs and start interfering there. A small enough sub with a small team of moderators can find it difficult to deal with someone crashing their party.

> Plus, there wasn't a similar outcry when Correct The Record, swamped the site with its paid advocacy before the election.

I didn't see that, but I mostly visit non-political subs. And in any case, Person B doing something bad doesn't excuse Person A doing it.

> Either you believe in free speech, that sunlight is the best disinfectant, and that good ideas will prevail in the end -- or you don't.

But it can be hard to filter out the good ideas when they're buried under a hundred good ones; and an artificial UV light being beamed into your eyes isn't sunlight.
I don't know much about EMET. How would they mitigate this? After all, it's obviously valid for a VM to call CreateThread.
Eh, I'm personally more interested in an MS first, then see if I'm better suited for industry or full time research.
Then why isn't Walmart funding it ?

In this post he mentions, "Since I am no longer employed by a major corporation generous to pay me a salary to work on hapi,". That "major corporation" was Walmart.

edit: You can see it's old URL at walmart labs via archive.org

https://web.archive.org/web/20150101071959/http://walmartlab...
Because the article is, quite frankly, bullsh*t.
I don't believe correct the record was ever as pervasive as the_donald.

I don't believe the_donald constant spam (pre and post election) is based on legitimate interest.

I am very confident, and slightly embarrassed that Reddit hasn't been able to stop this, that the_Donald has been able to maintain it's presence with technical vote manipulation. I can detect it's effects, and I am shitty data scientist.

To associate this issue with free speech is a gross over statement of the problem. This is one of the most effective trolls in social media history.
I was curious. So I looked. This was the top non-stickied post I saw:

https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/5fltt9/amy_schu...

To save others the trouble, the title of the post is "Amy Schumer And Lena Dunham Are Finally Leaving The Country" and the image is of two orca whales being prepared for transport. The very non-coded message is that these two women are "as fat as whales" and furthermore that they deserve to be derided based on physical appearance because of their expressed political opinions.

I'm no lawyer, but I think that's treading awfully close to "hate speech".
There are lots of public spaces available, maintained by the government.

Some plazas are larger than all but the largest private gathering places.
IIRC Hapi and its ecosystem was borne out of Walmart Labs while Eran was employed there. I would guess that Walmart was "funding" it at the time by paying him a salary.

Once he left they probably felt like they had a team that could contribute to Hapi core themselves if needed, and had no desire to sponsor continued work on the project other than having employees spend time on features/fixes they required. I could be way off -- just a guess at their reasoning.
Probably because limb regeneration wasn't a favored trait during our evolution. e.g: we managed to survive and be fertile without it.

Rather than limb regeneration we evolved pain and fear to prevent losing a limb in the first place.

A similar question would be why aren't fruit toxic so animals stop eating them? Because they pass their genes anyways. Rather than that, animals that were too good at eating fruit, destroyed their own food source and died.

Another interesting phenomenon are lemmings. Why lemmings kill themselves en-masse? Because they're too fertile. And as a population their own way to control their size is to mass suicide.

The hawk and dove model game in game theory attempts to explain a bit of this.
> Forbid recreation for those who chosen immortality

How do you police sex in a democracy?
> Take the axolotl. It has the ability to regenerate entire limbs. It's also estimated to be a couple orders of magnitude more resistant to cancer than humans.

The lifespan of of the axolotl is 10-15 years. I'd love to see the cancer rates for 71 year old axolotls.
Yes. Though in some countries and threat models (where Google/NSA is not your problem) we are seeing many activists/journalists switching entirely to a Google Platform...Google Apps, Docs, Android, Google Chromebooks etc. If implemented properly (two factor etc) in some threat models it actually makes more sense compared to a mishmash of systems without anyone capable of monitoring and protecting them - and it helps to reduce the overall attack surface...It's not ideal but often the best that can be offered in certain circumstances.
Another exception would be if a limb has fallen off or otherwise failed.

Then it would be great to be able to turn regeneration on, for that limb only. Any added risk should be much smaller than the always-on version.
This all amounts to a lack of imagination on the part of Reddit's management.

-- If the issue is doxxing, which was occurring to some degree in sites with cross-membership with r/the_donald, then enhanced auto moderation is needed. The tools are out there.

-- If the issue is so-called "hate speech" then give users the ability to filter content they find distasteful.

-- If the issue is click-bait to offensive or illegal content, then again, there are ample techniques and 3rd party resources for warning about, reporting, filtering and discouraging user click-through.

What concerns me is that Gizmodo and Reddit can only think in terms of banning speech. Combined with the recent pile-on over "fake news", I worry that expression on the internet is vulnerable to shill pollution, coercion and overly zealous social equality advocacy.

The irony of not applying innovative technology to problems at Reddit is thick, almost suffocating.
Huh? We're talking about brave here. Bravery would imply getting through whatever challenges lay ahead.
that was my first thought as well ( I just had a bad dentist experience... )
> You don't have to give every idiot a platform to believe in free speech

I mean, technically, you do.
I think that line could fairly be called a bit of poetic license.
One answer I've read in The Spark In The Machine[1], is that our cells' organizational energies (or Qi in Chinese Medicine) is not strong enough as we grow older.

Only when someone is super young (when their qi is super strong) can they regrow body parts and very small ones (the tips of the fingers!)[2]

"""
Doctors have seen the effect in humans without quite understanding how it happens. "Kids will actually regrow a pretty good fingertip, after amputation, if you just leave it alone," says Dr. Christopher Allan, from the University of Washington Medicine Hand Center, who wasn't involved in the research.
"""

EDIT: yeah i know its HN so i'll probably get downvotes, but as far as modern science is concerned we still know very little about embryology and what actually controls the beautiful orchestration of a single cell developing into a full human in 9 months. The idea of an organization energy that directs embryological cellular function is now starting to be investigated in western science [3]

[1]https://www.amazon.com/Spark-Machine-Acupuncture-Explains-My...

[2] http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/06/10/19038548...

[3] https://vimeo.com/26761300
I think that Reddit will be throwing away one of its most essential contributions to the internet if it resorts to servicing just one side of this debate.

If you're not confronted with the best arguments of your adversaries, you won't understand, learn, or prevail.
Pass youtube-dl the -F parameter to see all the video formats available. In this case:

[info] Available formats for 0_gaag5ixq:
format code extension resolution note
hls-meta mp4 multiple Quality selection URL
mp4-467 mp4 640x360 467k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~9.29MiB
hls-478 mp4 640x360 478k
mp4-664 mp4 640x360 664k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~13.10MiB
hls-679 mp4 640x360 679k
mp4-904 mp4 640x360 904k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~18.00MiB
hls-925 mp4 640x360 925k
webm-1436 webm 1280x720 1436k , webm container, v_vp8, 29fps, ~28.50MiB
mp4-1453 mp4 1280x720 1453k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~28.90MiB
hls-1487 mp4 1280x720 1487k
mp4-2455 mp4 1280x720 2455k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~48.80MiB
mp4-3884 mp4 1920x1080 3884k , isom container, avc1, 29fps, ~77.20MiB
mpeg-32358 mpeg 1920x1080 32358k , mpeg-ps container, mpeg video, 29fps, ~627.00MiB (best)

So, you're both right.
The real reason has been explained, but it's 20, not 21.
Just as an aside, the word you're looking for is "procreation" - "recreation" refers to leisure activities.
> No one would have ever though paternity leave would be a thing 5 years ago.

That's sad that people work there. How many billions does Jeff have again? Oh yeah, $61.7 billion dollars.
You can be aggressive, be bold, crack the whip on your widgets, and get promoted without creating a toxic and miserable existence or horrible work life balance. Those are choices you make.
“The passwords of all xHamster users are properly encrypted, so it is almost impossible to hack them. Thus, all the passwords are safe and the users data secured."

The passwords are hashed using unsalted MD5.
Hey Jurgen, I'm a big fan of your work!
Having tried and failed many times, I haven't really found specific hardware deployments (e.g locked down Raspberry Pi) to work for most people. Again it's too disruptive.
"Why can't we break off half a microchip, and then rebuild the missing part so it works again? We have all the mask artwork and silicon wafers ..."
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I've read of a research to grow teeth from stem cells (but I'm not sure the sources of this info were reliable)