skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
this should be explited by stack overflow to have a counter on which lines were copied and how many times. With this counter one could know what's the best answer used by many :)
Speed and size are somewhat independent. Speed is set by the bus frequency and how many chips you use - every chip has a fixed data bus width, typically 32 bits, while overall size is then how many chips you have times how big each chip is.

Unlike typical computer memory architectures, where the memory bus connects multiple chips or modules to one controller, GDDR doesn't do that; every slice of the memory controller only speaks with a single chip, strictly point-to-point. (Reducing bus load and layout issues and thus allowing higher clock rates).

That's why, with GPUs, it's usually sufficient to say how wide the bus is (often 64 - 128 - 256 - 384 - 512 bits) to get a rough idea of it's performance, since memory clock frequencies occupy a rather narrow range. (However, narrow-bus, lower-end GPUs often don't use the same technology as higher-end GPUs, eg. DDR3 instead of GDDR5)
So they have looked at publicly available information and asked them to work for them. What's the surprise? That the intelligence agencies have people working for them that go to security conferences? That they will say that if you hack a system under their responsibility they will shield you and otherwise they won't? I don't really see the problem here.
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One suspects the real reason he's incel is that he's the kind of dude who would write this kind of article.
Why shouldn't government agencies have to justify their budgets and operations periodically?
Your beauty criteria incurs a 1/65 loss. This is why.
I don't have write access to a major newspaper. Sure, big organisations, when the political climate is right, can do things like that. What is there available for the little person?
Sounds like he just turned down a rather nice job offer, and burned his bridges by being publicly disgruntled about it.
It's different and people might not get accustomed to it

Not necessarily bad, but different.
Yeah, I would have loved some more facts and sources in that film. Nonetheless, as others have said, it presents awful circumstances that need to be changed.
Not sure if this is iTerm2 or zsh, but I have to confirm the code I am pasting by pressing enter, which gives me an opportunity to review it first. I like this feature a lot.
I have actually been living in Canada for 4 years now. Everything is a very hairy mess; I was there in the summer of 2015 and remember thinking "Wow! Things can't get possibly worst than this", and then I went back unexpectedly late this year and I can't tell you how much worst things are looking.

The infrastructure is collapsing, finding food to eat is a game of going to every supermarket in the city, among other things. I think my Dad puts it really well when he says that Venezuela has had a reversal of all the progress we made for decades; people have lost a lot of their values simply because life is so tough.
I still don't understand this idea that is hard to eat a lot of fat.

Lean protein sure, there is a limit to the number of chicken breasts I can eat, but fat? Bacon, Cheese, Fatty meats. I can easily eat 1000-1500kcal in a single meal without feeling really full.

I eat 4-5 eggs with bacon with a bit of butter, being around 750kcals for breakfast and then by lunch time, want to eat a bunch again. I easily eat a pound of meat/baby ribs that go over 1000kcals easily (black iberian pig baby back ribs are more fat than anything else) and after a few hours I will be hungry.

I'm a small guy so 2000kcal is about the food I need to keep my weight and I work out a lot.
I just get a blank page with cookies disabled, it would be nice if I didn't need to offer you cookie storage but at a bare minimum if you rely on cookies: please say so when cookies are disabled.
Verifying interactions between AVs and people
From the looks and description it looks very interesting to me, would love to try it - however I am unable to install it on Android. Currently in a European country (also connected via Swiss VPN), might this be one of the reasons? Is there any reasons you might have geofenced it for now?
> People have spent years not realising what service or country they are really working for.

Imagine someone's surprise when they get arrested. They thought they were doing their country a service and it turns out they were actually aiding the enemy...
The author doesn't even operate like his own gender.
> this is about 'protecting' your country, right?

Theoretically, yes. But when you have agents allegedly asking civilians to "crash a system in a public place" while promising they won't "get arrested and nobody will know about it, not even the police," other possibilities emerge.

You may be deployed for political or commercial purposes, domestically or abroad. If you push back, your prior assignments, done while you were a civilian, could be used against you. Consider, too, how easy it is for foreign governments or criminal syndicates to pose as the AIVD and recruit patriotic civilians thusly.

> WWIII will be mostly 'cyber'

We are not at war and he was not being recruited to be a soldier. He was allegedly being asked, as a civilian, to commit crimes, domestically and abroad, under the alleged cover of an intelligence agency.

---

Buro Jansen & Janssen only verified "the existence of this person and confirmed their existence." We should consider this account plausible but unconfirmed.
>instead of joining the popular parade of articles dehumanizing the Chinese.

Did you read TFA? The entire thing is written from the perspective of individuals and their struggle.
Next time they might want to consider hiring a professional seamstress.
Reminds me of punchline from a joke about a man who finally, after 30 years of searching for "the perfect woman - found one:

"Unfortunately, she was looking for the perfect man."

In my experience, an overlooked part of finding a good mate is making yourself into a good candidate for your side of that partnership.

[edited for grammar]
Well to me, your way of taking a dump seems backwards and barbaric. Does not mean my way of doing is the correct one. I'm not insulting, just saying that there are cultural preferences.
This reminds me of a slightly more viral paper:

http://web.archive.org/web/20100214192633/http://www2.warwic... (seems like the original has been removed)
Check this out...

https://stackshare.io

and their blog for featured posts...

https://stackshare.io/posts
If you don't install pirated apps from shady sources, you absolutely do not need AV on your Android device.
That's a feature of iTerm2, it try to warn you about convert characters etc.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
Who said anything about being surprised? And are you saying there were no running gags about it?

FWIW, I'm assuming they would have asked him to report on fellow hackers without openly saying so. I got that implication from the article, but it doesn't say so and presumably they wouldn't have made that explicit when they approached him.
I'm using LAMoPy - Linux, Apache, Mongo, Python (flask)

I don't buy into the whole Node.js thing, I much prefer the stability and maturity of apache. Mongo just because it's easy to use with python, and python because I love it <3
you are not paying for search service; ergo, your searches are the product and your search results are but a byproduct of that product
Could you use capitalization and interpunction? Have you ever heard of the concept of a voting ring? FYI, the moderators have.
If you don't download apps from random shady sources, you don't really need AV. Recent versions of macOS default to only allowing apps from the App Store.
Personally, I use Habitica for task tracking and habits. The nice thing is it's open source with a wide variety of extensions.

I use the Github plugin myself where each time I push to repo or create/close an issue, it triggers a +1 on a habit (which results in Gold and XP) so indirectly, perhaps you might enjoy it?

I always forget about it then an pleasantly surprised to see a heap of gold + level ups later that day
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I believe that would decrease upward financial mobility. It still might be a good idea, but that would be a dramatic drag on home buying, which means anyone who currently owns rental property would see a sustainable uptick in demand, keeping a lot of middle class from ever leaving the world of renting.

Mortgage interest deduction being eliminated for owner-occupied housing I would support a transition to. Loan interest for business expenses [to include a loan secured by property, aka a "mortgage"] should continue to be a valid business deduction, meaning that renters would live in buildings that had tax deductible mortgage interest while owner-occupants wouldn't. If you're trying to pull the tax support for house prices, this won't entirely do it. I strongly oppose taking away business loan interest deductions as that harms a LOT of businesses.

I don't see anything wrong with ARMs. Most of Europe has ARMs as the standard/normal mortgage product. Interest-only, NINJA/liar loans, ARMs with introductory discounted rates are more problematic, but there's nothing wrong with a mortgage being adjustable, IMO.
Usually used on email servers.
I too used to lose a lot of loose sheets of paper. I follow the discipline of writing everything into a spiral bound notebooks. I have tried using SimpleMind (runs on both iPad and MBP), but after a while I realised that so much synergy arises from flipping through the pages of notebooks. Only once I have a reasonably clear path for implementing an idea, that I start documenting the design in a collection of computer files. Even then I often print stuff out and file them in a ring binder, along with the original notebook pages.

No matter what I have tried over the years, no application has the immediacy of flipping through paper pages.
Go ahead, "hack" Mattis' Twitter.

See what happens
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If it was reported correctly, to me the conversation sounded more like an attempt to subvert Tor nodes and perhaps get access to the Tails developers and repositories or similar projects in the long run. Not that I know anything about this, but it may be better to counter such attempts not in an adversarial manner, but by playing such a dumb idiot and making so stupid jokes that they lose interest in you. Talk them down with irrelevant bullshit. After all, these kind of conversations really are sort of job interviews or attempts to intimidate to coerce cooperation, so any behavior is fine that would definitely spoil a job interview and make you unhirable. (Unless you want to work for them, of course...)

Regarding the threat: well duh, you are doing something that might make you an accomplice of a crime (with whatever law they make) so yeah, they could arrest you then. How is that even surprising?

Running a Tor exit node is probably not a crime in the Netherlands - I haven't checked on this. In any case, if it's a crime, it should maybe worry you that they also promised to protect the guy against police if he works for them. That's at least dubious. If on the other hand running an exit node is not a crime, which seems more likely to me, then the guy was really just threatening and harassing him.
TL;DR: Try Vegan/Vegetarian diets and buy local to have the best sustainable diet.
Also, bring your own hand-knitted bags to buy food at the farmers market.
Yeah, the rotating barrel is actually very neat and effective. I had my reservations about it, but it's actually a pretty solid mechanism that all but eliminates recoil and improves subsequent shot accuracy. Thanks for sharing the info about the K100.
"In the specific moment you're alluding to she made the decision to suspend the Dublin rules because they were clearly failing"

The problem with "making the decision" is that there is no executive order for the German chancellor, as apposed to the US president in the German constitution. Ruling by chancellor decree had fallen out of favor in Germany in the last 70 years. Ms. Merkel with her dubious past with East German state security ("IM Erika") does not need to be re-elected. She needs to stand in front of a judge!
A year ago F-Secure had very bad detection results in AV comparatives test. However, it seems they have fixed that now... http://chart.av-comparatives.org/chart1.php?chart=chart2&yea...
> who cares if a VP at Google and VP at Xiami moved to Facebook?

Xiaomi's global vice president Hugo Barra is leaving the company [1] -	124 points, 87 comments

Hugo Barra is joining Facebook to lead virtual reality [2] - 99 points, 37 comments (as of the time of this posting)

So I guess some people DO care. Feel free to read through the discussion on both stories as to why those people care. If you're asking me why YOU should care, I don't think I can answer that question.

Also, sorry about the snark in my previous answer.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13461387

[2] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13488837
Is there any reason to not use flexboxes nowadays? I've still been using floats, inline-block, etc. so my websites are compatible with older browsers, but I would rather just switch to using all of the new CSS properties.
I'd be more curious to see a timeline of which tools and frameworks were popular over the last 10 years. I bet the amount of churn would surprise people.
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> The article does not mention surveilling all civilians

He is not being recruited as a soldier, but as a civilian. This works by drip feed. To simplify, let's assume the agents are actually from the AIVD (versus a foreign government or criminal syndicate) and that the account is 100% true.

First, he might be asked to recruit. A few months in, he may be asked to "to "crash a system in a public place". Then he will be told to dragnet his Tor exit nodes. If he says no the agents may be unable to continue protecting him from prosecution for crashing that system earlier. He did it as a civilian, after all.

These are people used to total impunity from our rules of law. They will be self-serving and deceptive. You make your own bed by heeding the sirens' calls.
> Isn't this how any country would recruit new people?

> this is about 'protecting' your country, right?

Something like: "If you do illegal things for us we'll protect you from the police. If you don't... be a shame if you get raided for your exit nodes."

This sounds like setting up a criminal organization. Not sure you want that "protection"
I'm not sure why AP is the subject of your scorn here. They're accurately reporting the document that was leaked, and it's in the publics' interest to learn about such actions as soon as possible. Such leaks are sometimes intended as trial balloons, for example, and the reporting may stop the worst from happening by allowing the public to react at a time where the administrations still has a face-saving way out. That may actually be what is happening with the similar leak of Trump's intended reinstatement of torture as official US policy.

The uncertainty expressed in the piece does not mean that the AP is unsure if the document is real. They usually get such material from sources they know, and have experience with. They are firstly hedging against the possibility of the administration changing its mind, and – specifically for the current flurry of executive actions – there is a lot of legal uncertainty because it isn't always clear how they are to be interpreted, if they fall within the executive branches' authority, and how they fit into existing laws.
Remember: Whatever a computer does a human can do too using paper and pen.
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I'm not sure that would work too often. I'm also not gay but I notice when I've caught the eye of someone who is; it's subtle but very obvious.
I imagine if I were gay it would be very likely I'd be more attuned to this than I am now. So, I doubt there's a need to be so brazen?
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Well, you can ban whole /64 subnets :D
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No quibbles with most of it. But meat eating is sustainable in a limited way: Some land is well suited as pasture but not usable for much else.

Ie. a 200g steak per day isn't sustainable, but pasta sauces with a few slivers of pancetta are.
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That is true but 21 to thousands that just die in Yemen or by Isis is not even considerable. I think we should compare them and not going to say that one is not bad at all. They are both are fundamentally against human freedom and liberal ideas, but one is so far worst.

Although I think if only west could stop buying their oils then they both will suffocate. There is not a single country with rich oil in the Middle-east that uses the money from oil for their people. They all have first and second class citizens.
Your body stores excess energy as fat, or uses it to build muscle. The amount of food mass in your body at any given time is assumed to be constant in the long term, so when we talk about a person's weight changing we are generally referring to a change in their fat or muscle mass.

1kg of ice cream has a much greater potential to change your long-term mass than 1kg of broccoli because your body has the ability to extract more energy from it, and thus build more fat or muscle.
It's propaganda to call it the sharing economy at this point.
Having records of a their Israeli degree all over the internet is probably a bigger problem for somebody intending to return to Iran at some point in the near future, even if only just to visit.
Jira can be configured into sthg unusable, Trello can't. But Jira can be configured to be nearly as simple as Trello, if not as much user-friendly.
Is this article really this short? The headline is all that is required given how little information it contains. Truly not worth following the link for.
What always bothered me about MS Windows was that for a long time one HAD to use 3rd party AV SW. This should have been MS's responsibility from the very beginning. I don't go to third parties for seatbelts and anti-lock brakes when I buy a car. I shouldn't have had to use a 3rd party AV SW.
Reminds me of Tim Minchin's If I Didn't Have You

Your love is one in a million
(One in a million)
You couldn't buy it at any price
(Can't buy love)
But of the 9.999 hundred thousand other loves
Statistically, some of them would be equally nice
(Equally nice)
Or maybe not as nice but, say, smarter than you
Or dumber but better at sport or tracing
I'm just saying
(I really think that I would)
Probably
(Have somebody else)
And this one actually has Deltas in it. Thanks!
I didn't know the website, thanks!
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while True
the javascript framework I created this morning, which I think is better than others
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Likely it was your tone. When you start your comment off with "It's a fucking disaster..." people get insulted.
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seems a bit amateur if you read the official histories of TLA's doing a crash approach like this is not the norm.

Nor is blackmail very good way to recruit
I didn't flag it, but I would guess that this is part of the reason:

"They have also removed all mentions of climate change from the white House website "

As gus_massa points out above, the entire Obama White House website (not just the pages dealing with climate change) has been transferred to the National Archives (not "removed") and has been replaced with a completely new site.

While the web is still new enough that it's hard to argue tradition, Obama did the same thing to Bush II's site, and Bush II did the same thing to Clinton's site (Clinton was the first, so there's no data before that).
+1 for incremental materialized views.

There are workarounds for emulating it with triggers, though. I have found the following discussion to have helped in a problem I had:

https://hashrocket.com/blog/posts/materialized-view-strategi...
I want to second this. I also had a Ph.D. full fund in the USA but I went to Sweden, and why? Well in that time I had an opportunity to work and fund an start up and boy I am so lucky to find my supervisor in Sweden (over a simple phone call).

Compared to the USA, universities in Sweden, offer far more support to for patents and starting your startups. You essentially get all the support and university won't own your work.

You may think what happened to you is bad (and it is) but sometimes it turns to a new and better opportunity.
What are the negative side effects to protesting policies like this?
>but the different genders operate differently

I agree. Add to that list different cultures, societies, levels of wealth, occupations, upbringing, personality quirks, fetishes, randomness...

The expectation of finding someone who "operates" like you is tough to meet.
It's 2017, get a Tinder account.
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This is why I listen to Jimmy Soul[1] for all of my life's decisions./s

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NF5XU-k2Vk
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I don't believe in soulmates or perfect matches. Relationships are about working together, generosity, and graciousness. My wife and I could have made it work with other people, but we chose to make our relationship work, which is what makes it special. And we never forget that we have to keep working on it every day.
Besides some flimsy claims about who consumes the most staples the article just basically says:

- buy local

- eat with the seasons

- many small local farms are better than few big (remote)

- there's need for a better market for those small farms

Is it just me not getting what this has to do with the cons of "vegetarian diets"? At least where I live eating meat isn't a sign for any of those points.

Although I'm a sarcastic person myself, this anti-hippie rhetoric is completely self-defeating. While I get the environmental and economic benefits of the "eat local" ideology, the consequences for our menu appear (at least to me) more hippie-like than not eating meat. But maybe this is just my opinion living in the North German Plain not wanting to eat rutabaga the whole winter.
I find that most people who apply the "incel" label are the most rampant misanthropic/misogynist people I've ever interacted with.
>It just happens that most women are not that physically attractive

This is a pretty bold assertion. On what do you base it?

Seems to me that the average woman is average looking.
Instead of talking about the hacker community, lets talk about HN community which we are all part of.

How would we all feel if secret service people were recruiting moderators/ycombinator people that wrote paid comments and informed on the content of private conversation between founders and investors?

Personally I would trust the community less. I would expect contributions to have lower quality, be less insightful and more hostile, resulting in a general distrust that in the long runs kills the community from within.
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