skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another theory I have involves concessions to webserver unions and/or acknowledging the need for time off to take care of the child processes. These fantasies are the only place I can find closure and sanity when my carefully filled out submission is rejected by the website because it is now 4:01 pm and that's Miller Time on the east coast.
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I am looking for fast, cheap hosting provider.
A good read, thanks! This technique largely inspired a project we did for school this year, a subreddit recommender system with an RNN learning an embedding space for subreddits. I've just finished up exams and am starting work on getting a minimal webapp up for people to play with, but links to the final report and an interactive bokeh plot of the final embedding can be found here: http://cole-maclean.github.io/blog/RNN-Based-Subreddit-Recom...
They are suggesting parents should start parenting again.
Simplenote gives you the ability to take notes in markdown and be able to view the rendered version by swiping right.
"Tell us some Soviet secrets or we will make you LAUGH!"
> I take notice when people die from pancreatic cancer, which a decade later, is still basically a death sentence.

And that's unlikely to change given how late symptoms show and how benign they seem.
What year is this? How come are people still expecting privacy?

Don't you realize that privacy is unsustainable and selfish?
Goodbye Hans. You will be sorely missed.
I know what you mean with regard to event handlers being passed down to children and children of children and so on and the complexity that can bring. I haven't used redux, but I understand it as being an attempt to simplify that kind of problem.

I haven't written any higher order components myself, unless you consider parameterizing event handlers in props to be higher order.
To slog through it, you must learn to work especially when you don't want to. Swear to yourself to do only one thing and finish it. Don't reward yourself with additional projects. Single task like hell. Break work into smaller components. Give yourself no break when you don't want to work, no tv, no games, no internet, no eating. Just sit, stare at your work till you cry or get back to it. I'm speaking from experience, the struggle is real but you must tough it out.
Like the man said,

> Repressive regimes are also somewhat damaging to the psyche
It's not [entirely] a fantasy
IBM and Ericsson Announce mmWave phased array breakthrough for 5G
One answer comes by looking at the 0-100 times instead of just 0-60.

You can dig up lots of videos where they race Teslas against Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Up to 60 the supercar is barely hanging on, but at that point the Tesla is tapped out while the supercar still has plenty of acceleration, and it completely leaves it behind.
From the article... "The move follows Roskomnadzor’s decision to blacklist adult video site Pornhub in September 2016."
Best web interface i've ever seen when it comes to design !

That is why PM2 will always be my favorite production process manager :)
It is "beating the market" if your strategy results in higher net fee-adjusted returns than the overall market (typically ~7-11%). But yes it's different because you're not deploying a trading strategy, you're being a market maker for other traders.
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Yes, it does.

And they're doing that. Mainly hybrids https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koenigsegg_Agera. Electric for the start, gas for the win.
whats the problem with using bower (apart being "legacy"), it suddenly stopped working?

Not all packages are on npm, i use mix of npm and bower without issues. When the JS community comes up with better npm will people stop using packages on npm?
Το 70% των χρηστών κάνει κλικ στα 4 πρώτα sites -
Probably both are damaging, but what is more damaging, violent video games or porn?
PC groupthink downvoted you, have a +1 from me.
t2.nano on aws is under $5 a month
By looking at the page it seems that there is a preference on a little more "mature" women on Brazzers. But can't comment on the content otherwise because I have no interest of becoming a customer.
I think the spacial/desk-space UI is pretty neat. It's not for me, but I can definitely see how it appeals to your target audience. Nice work!
OpenBSD changes of note 6
There is a large amount of anecdotal evidence that pornography has been at least a contributing factor in ruining relationships. Moreover, arguments can be made that even at the individual level, viewing of pornography is (1)habit-forming, (2)distort one's views/expectations of sex & intimacy.

I think censorship of any form is very stupid. This one included. However the notion that porn can sometimes be bad is not unfounded. Even vanilla porn, let's leave the sick/twisted stuff aside. Excepting illegal things like child porn & bestiality I doubt any consensus can be reached as to what is considered distasteful.
Unless you're trading low volume penny stocks, or have hundreds of millions of dollars under your control, your trades will likely not affect anything. Considering that you need lots of data and high frequency, you will not be trading penny stocks with your [hypothetical] clever algorithm.
With the end result that you pay several hundred dollars per month for the same service you get now. Except that you are forced to use Bing because that is your provider's partner.

Yay.
Sign of a long-sought asymmetry
It's not faster, it's quicker, and there's an important distinction between the two—particularly for $M car owners.

Going from 0-60 is a nice perk (quick), but until these cars can hold that speed longer (fast) many car enthusiasts aren't likely to bite.

The most important part of your comment was the other parameters, not of speed but of the car itself. A friend of mine is a Ferrari owner who admires what Tesla can do but will die before he gives up the hard roar of a powerful engine.
3 or 4 years? Seems generous. Lately it seems anything more than a year old is "legacy" or "technical debt" because the team is now using other frameworks or libraries.
I'm a big fan of e-ink devices for reading - I've gone through Nooks and Kindles.

This upcoming one looks interesting - 10.3" E-Ink tablet, with a stylus - and they claim they've got input latency down to 55 ms:

https://getremarkable.com/
https://blog.getremarkable.com/better-paper-better-thinking-...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34I27KPZM6g

The YouTube video above shows them drawing with the device at 0:40 - I asked, and apparently that's the actual device in use.
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The whole notion of being passionate about a skill or industry without any context regarding means or ends is odd to me. It's like saying you should be passionate about banking. Sure, maybe, if you're helping people purchase a home or save for college or whatever. No so much if you're participating in ripping off poor people or just participating in a soulless gambling contest. Anyone who makes simplistic arguments with no reference to reality is either a lazy thinker or actively trying to take advantage of you. Why listen to them?
Something (tongue-in-cheek) like this actually already happened [0], where users granted the website their immortal soul.

[0] http://www.out-law.com/page-10929
I used the word "damaged" in reference to the headline that it "Damages human psyche", I wasn't using this in terms of my own perspective. We're all fucked up in our own unique and fascinating ways... to the point that I'd say that labeling our tastes as fucked up or damaged almost seems ridiculous. We're all on the spectrum somewhere. Every last one of us.
Well, let's not just assume that. Let's collect some data and see...

:)

Yes, I agree, he will be missed.
I put lots of my pictures here: http://unturf2.tumblr.com/

I have not really documented any of my tests thoroughly.

Gardening is tricky because it takes a year or more to test / verify ideas. It takes multiple years to prove or disprove a hypothesis, so _most_ of my work is actually just attempting to reproduce other peoples theory.

Its hard to know what is important to document and the process is slow.

Lots of my tricks and ideas have been coming from the permaculture movement. I use permaculture has a perspective or lens when qualifying strategies of my food growing systems.

There is many resources online and people teaching gardening on youtube which I spend my fall and winter months absorbing and then utilizing.
+1 for AWS (you can do it even cheaper with an S3 public site), but if you're not looking to manage the server(s), check out 1and1.
> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world.

Honestly, this sounds very Pro American Corporations, and very anti-other countries.

No one ever mentions Brain Drain - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight

It's a disservice to young and struggling Americans, and young and struggling youth in other countries, by making it harder for youth here to find jobs, and robbing other nations and cultures of their best.

> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world.

So there's no need for immigration for tech. Remote working, new start ups in other nations.

I see no problem with restructuring our immigration patterns, especially if it helps young Americans already here gets jobs more easily, and enriches other nations and peoples, so they don't have to "move to the US" for a future. My ideal world has people working in their own countries, for their own families and culture, not for the established corporations of the West.
For an adult that has a fully formed identity and personality. Probably very little damage can be incurred from either.
You could buy a high end Digital Signage display. Usually these are "dumb" and also have no TV tuner or consumer type settings. But are high quality, designed to be powered on 24 hours a day and have great picture quality. Because of the lack of additional image processing, they often have some of the lowest input lag as well.

http://www.samsung.com/us/business/displays/digital-signage/

Prices are much higher though.
I got in on the earlier pre-order and the shipping date is August. (I guess the second batch is September).

I've been in communication with the guys behind it (via email), and they seem confident of hitting their timeframe. Obviously the proof is in the pudding =).
Had the honor to see a talk of him live at the TEDSalon in Berlin 2014. Very inspiring. Great loss. RIP Hans
BS stands for - Bull St
It's actually a pretty competitive price. InvisionApp is $15/month at its cheapest which allows only 3 prototypes at a time.

Apps targeted at designers are usually pretty expensive. I already pay $79/month to have full access to Adobe cloud apps.
Doesn't 0-100 usually refer to kph, such that it's almost equivalent to 0-60mph (100kph is ~62mph)?
And unblocks YouPorn on the same day.

Source:

https://twitter.com/roscomnadzor/status/828984752476651523
Make more traffic on your website POST  here
I can't edit it anymore :(
Not publicly available yet. We are working on it
That was great to read.

As soon as he said mod_perl I knew where things were headed. Having used both mod_perl and PHP (and ColdFusion - anyone remember that?), perl was just a nightmare to use well for this.

Then when he talked about the custom templates written in perl? That's why PHP was invented, because at its core it is a template language. (i.e. the pages are HTML, with code inside them, rather than code, and HTML is treated as a string.)

I suspect that if the forums had been written in PHP they would not be getting shut down right now.

And yes, I know that people love to hate on PHP (including the author who said he disliked PHP because he didn't use it). But sometimes the tools you choose make a huge difference.

It was a great writeup though, really brought back memories.
That is useful. Thank you.
Yep ;-) and they are taking steps towards becoming more repressive, including the new Snooper's Charter. I'm not saying that porn is/isn't damaging to the human psyche - but repressive regimes are. And co-incidentally repressive regimes love banning things. Probably from the logic of if I don't like it you shouldn't.
Thanks for the feedback. We have come quite far since last year. For example, now you can record html5 drag and drop events. Give it a try, we'd love to hear if there's a webpage with issues, so we can fix Usetrace.
TensorFlight algorithm can recognize each individual tree in the forest
Do you have any evidence for either of them being damaging?
The first company in the list should be Google.
If you are smart enough to write this, you are beyond smart to know exactly what to do? I'm curious, why you are working for free?
> Regarding class vs. className: class is a reserved word
> in JS. It's not really a perf thing, it's the fact that
> JSX was intended as a very simple transform. If JSX used
> class instead of className, the transpiler would need to
> be contextual since "class" would sometimes mean "css
> class" and sometimes "JavaScript class".

I don't think React should have used `class` instead of `className`, but this isn't the reason.

<foo className="bar" />

compiles to

React.createElement("foo", { className: "bar" });

It could have just as easily have been that

<foo class="bar" />

compiles to

React.createElement("foo", { 'class': "bar" });

as far as JSX is concerned (or even without the quotes in an ES5 world).
I pre-ordered one earlier - for me it's not just about costs, but also about replacing all my notebooks and pieces of paper everywhere.

If the stylus is as real-time as they claim (input latency of 55 ms) - it's basically my holy grail device - e-ink that is just like real paper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34I27KPZM6g

Device is shown with drawing on it at 0:41.
I guess it's quite a random choice, because this is not really "Russia blocks" but "local court blocks", and "local" here is no joke: "Bolshaya Chernigovka village" [1]

[1] http://sudact.ru/regular/doc/wlnIqKKopzdq/

UPD Related article in Russian with photos:

"How local courts which block porn sites look like"

https://tjournal.ru/40727-zdes-blokiruut-pornosaiti
This one has that sublime absurdist quality so characteristic of eastern europe but it keeps you thinking and translating the characters and concepts into real world situations. Love it.
Absolutely. It's a great resource, I have used it regularly since it launched.

People still make up fiction and post it on there all. the. time. Keep that in mind.
The original motive for adding shared libraries to Unix was so that X11 would fit in memory on the machines in use at the time (according to a comment I read many years ago).

If the use of shared libraries saves on memory, it probably also saves on L3 and L2 cache, so on the aggressively cached CPU architectures of today, replacing a shared library with a statically-linked version might slow things down by decreasing cache hit rates.

In particular, if every KDE application is statically linked to Qt, then when KDE application A's time slice ends, whatever parts of A's copy of Qt are in cache will be invalidated with the result that if B wants one of those parts it will have to fetch it from it's own copy of Qt in memory whereas if A and B shared a copy of Qt, the fetch from memory could be avoided.
We can sponsor a visa.
In Germany, we have something called SOFORT Überweisung which logs into your bank account to do online payments. As a non-German, I'm not sure how this is allowed, but it seems to be long-standing business. I don't think most of the banks like it, though.
Had no idea about this, thank you for passing it along. This part is particularly interesting:

> Holders of an EU Blue Card can enter another Member State without a visa after 18 months and apply for the EU Blue Card of that Member State within a period of one month.

And it looks like Americans (at least for now...) can go to Germany before they're even approved:

> Exceptions apply to nationals of Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand and the United States of America. They can enter Germany on a visa-free basis and can apply to the competent immigration authority in Germany for their future place of residence for an EU Blue Card within three months of entering Germany.
Keep It Simple and Take Credit
If you think people watching porn sites are damaged, you need some self-reflection.
Right now a Tesla will overheat if you run it at top speed consistently. Electric is unmatched for instant torque, but the current battery technology makes electric unsuitable for sustained high speed.

As far as practical power, electric is far more useful than gasoline for aggressive city and interstate driving (unless you have a long stretch of open pavement). The lack of transmission gives a distinct advantage in surprise-passing a gasoline sports car. The thrill of instant power cannot be overstated!
> Do you share links before visiting the article?

Absolutely, for example if I've read the story before and I'm just googling it now to reference it.

Furthermore, I care not that it is the same number of clicks, I care that users can access my website in a way that conforms to their expectations for the rest of the web. That's the crux of my problem with AMP. If it was everything except the page cache it would a lot better.
I agree. You could make the argument that pornography damages people's lives. Of course that doesn't mean the state has the right to censor it.

By the same token, I wonder if an argument could be made that the availability of free internet pornography has led to a decrease in sexual assaults/violence/rape. I know of no research into this, but it's not a totally implausible argument on the face of it.
How End-To-End Encryption Works in Video and Text Messaging Apps
Rustup already does all the cross compilation stuff, yes.
I tried using docear for a while but couldn't get into a good groove with it so I'm still stuck in ad-hoc mode with a side of zotero. Has anyone found a good workflow with docear and mind sharing? It seems like it could be pretty powerful for projects with a lot of literature reading (like a PhD...)
If they did that, they'd have too many sizes. Just look at jeans: most brands carry 100 or so "sizes", not including variations (tight, slim, regular, loose, baggy, tapered, straight, etc). With women, it's even worse because their body types are even more varied. It's easy to end up with 1000+ variations if a store tries to cater to everyone.

Instead brands cater to certain demographics and their sizes are relative to the body types they try to attract. It's unlikely that a woman who regularly buys from NY&Company would expect something at Lane Bryant to fit them.
I was surprised by this note (on page 2):

> Contrary to widespread belief, public key pinning [19] — an HTTPS feature that allows websites to restrict connections to a specific key — does not prevent this interception. Chrome, Firefox, and Safari only enforce pinned keys when a certificate chain terminates in an authority shipped with the browser or operating system. The extra validation is skipped when the chain terminates in a locally installed root (i.e., a CA certificate installed by an administrator).

Seems like a strange default to me. I feel like the user should be notified of this, for instance if they're using a work computer to access their bank account or something like that.
Thanks, good points. We have used ngrok for testing localhost. We actually wrote a helpful article on it. This is useful info regardless of the testing tool, so pasting it here: http://docs.usetrace.com/articles/connection/
I had a guitar tutor that said that you need to learn the song until you hate it, and practice it until you love it again.
> the web portal was only open on weekdays between 9am and 5pm eastern time.

Most likely: they don't have anyone on call outside those hours for breakages, so they only turn the system on during working hours.
I'm not giving up my privacy until governments give up theirs.
I certainly agree with you that Negreanu is a top pro. I thought I was responding to the parent post from marklgr. Current threading looks like I missed a couple of levels.
You don't have to now. But what if you were to change the problem a bit, you'd need to reinvent those "elementary text cues", right? With deep learning (or, more generally, representation learning) you can simply change the training data and reuse the rest of your algorithm. Jure Leskovec has a paper, node2vec, which describes this well:

> A typical solution in-
volves hand-engineering domain-specific features based on expert
knowledge. Even if one discounts the tedious effort required for
feature engineering, such features are usually designed for specific
tasks and do not generalize across different prediction tasks.
An alternative approach is to learn feature representations by
solving an optimization problem [4]. The challenge in feature learn-
ing is defining an objective function, which involves a trade-off
in balancing computational efficiency and predictive accura
The problem with that is that the constituency for most issues is pretty small. You would have to be NRA-level vocal to get any movement.
The open source library simply helps a programmer put together HTTP requests. If an API crashes because it receives an unexpected HTTP request its certainly not the requesters fault.
Thank you; missed this the first time around. Suddenly really interested in learning Dutch...
It's not a high-level goal, but it is part of many of those high-level goals.

> Can I create a Windows executable for Windows on Linux?

Yes, but it's a little gross at the moment: https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/rust-forge/blob/master/...

We do plan for all of this to be much, much easier in the future. Working on it.

> I've heard that it is ready and that it's not quite ready.

The foundations are strong, but the details are tough. So like, doing the cross-compilation is there, and is the simple bit, it's all of the stuff around it: linkers, other platform stuff, things like that. But the foundation to make all of this easy is in place. It just needs time and effort.
That's funny in really tragic way. So what happens if your internet goes down or if for instance you are just moving in and you don't have internet for a week or so?

Does like everything stop working without internet now? ...sigh
Reading this really brought me back -- to my earliest days as a developer and to the many hours I'd spent on the IMDb boards! Thank you!
Just because someone is Russian doesn’t mean they would like to live in Russia.

I’m Russian, born there, grew up there. I haven’t been in Russia since 2012. And I’d rather be dead than visit Russia ever again.

Speaking of Crimea, pre-war opinion polls are available. One of them tells us only 38% of Crimea residents wanted to join Russia:
http://www.km.ru/world/2012/09/14/polozhenie-russkoyazychnog...
In counter to your anecdotal evidence, I have personal and anecdotal evidence that it can also make relationships way better.
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Bribing was never on the table to be decriminalized, just negligence while serving in a public office.
The 68 things the CLR does before executing a single line of your code
Not really. If you see both figures on the same page without any units named, you can generally assume from the context that 0-60 and 0-100 bare both in miles.

0-100 mph is still a pretty common performance indicator in its own right, it's just less commonly used compared to 0-60.
Is there a website you can visit that will tell you if your TLS handshake doesn't match your browser's user agent?

Maybe this will have to wait until after the team from this paper releases their fingerprints: https://github.com/zakird/tlsfingerprints