skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How might this work? (especially as robots aren't paid) Would this apply also to a 'bots', algorithms, scripts, tools...? Would my laptop have to pay a tax because I'm not paying a secretary to type this comment?
Newb question, does this "Winbash" run Linux/posix/unixy binaries that wouldn't otherwise run or does it assume the actual Windows dists/builds for (Elixir / Go / PostgreSQL / MySQL / GHC / etcpp)?
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Mission for Mars for 48H is TOP
Similar situation on El Capitan.. it doesn't crash the browser but gives a lot of "Safari Web Content quit unexpectedly." I felt like it had to be just me because how could something so glaringly obvious be the case for everyone and they not fix it?
Why do I see creativity in the future of IT Automation
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How I decided to start helping AWS communities around the globe
the anti-PC attitudes are coming from the young right wing, and they are definitely prospering online. The conservative youth (often referred to as the alt-right and broad-brushed as being entirely comprised of fascists) already have a dominant voice online, and have been taking progressives to task for being too pro-censorship and pro-political-correctness. I think the election of Trump is largely a reflection of this cultural battle and the fact that the progressives are starting to lose.
Containers as a Service, the foundation for next generation PaaS
TL; DR: Slack costs money and that's why we didn't like it.
Try blocking Javascript for medium.com? I'm sure there's a plugin for that, but use Firefox for general browsing on all platforms where it's a thing, so can't make a specific recommendation. I do have the same problem in Safari on iOS 9.3.5, but I suppose that must have tab isolation, since the whole browser doesn't go down.
I think it comes from the Ruby community influence where the language and tools aim to read like natural language.
Kubernetes Now Generally Available on Azure Container Service
Just curious so can you explain what was the issue you faced using the Mailgun free plan? I have used their free plan in the past and never faced issues with reliable delivery and the emails were never marked as spam.
gnu apl + emacs dyalog mode is a cute way to test
Mailgun has a whole FAQ type thing about sharing IPs vs getting dedicated. They kind of claim an opposite/divergent thing from what you write. They say using shared as you build domain reputation can help because you pool with more established senders. Did you find that not to be true? Are there many spammers in that pool? Should I just go dedicated right away?
You can break it up at each diamond but then you'd need to wrap it in a function which would be harder to cut and paste into a repl
Similarly, as recently as a couple of months ago, searching "Firefox" in Google yielded an ad for a malware site masquerading as Mozilla.

Google does make some effort to prevent these, but it's clearly not enough - that particular example happened for literally years.
Limiting request rate to your services inside Docker containers
As with anything, that poll is deeply party political:

"The results were vastly skewed along partisan lines, with 81 percent of Republicans trusting the administration over the media and 79 percent of Democrats deferring to news organizations over the White House."

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-media-trust-poll...

IMO the poll doesn't reflect anything other than people's willingness to believe, against any and all evidence, that their "side" is correct. It feels like a very specific effect of the internet - with five seconds of googling you can find an opinion that reinforces yours, rather than confront the fact that you might be wrong.
Pinterest and the visual web
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Ask HN: How can I get notifications of replies to my HN post?
is this possible??
Email would be ideal. thanks!
I was at Loudcloud/Opsware from 2000 through the HP acquisition. I don't know what happened at Netscape, but at Opsware we had to improve the product.
Why would you need twenty gazillion dollars? It's a business you can enter with a cell phone, a car, and a license. If you really want a smartphone app, you're looking at maybe six figures to build it and some pennies per active user per month to keep it running.

The comparison with YouTube doesn't work, because videos are not fungible. If there's a video you want to see, and that video is on YouTube, your choice is to use YouTube or not see it. If there's a place you want to go, you can use any transportation service that covers the area.

I'm having trouble thinking of a good comparison, because there aren't many markets that are this easy to enter. Maybe house cleaning would fit. If Homejoy had taken off, would there be any fear of it abusing a monopoly position, when anyone can trivially enter the market and compete on their level?
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http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/
That's not the `file` command, it's tools for working with files: chgrp, chmod, mv, rm, etc. These have all been folded into coreutils these days, which also does not contain the `file` utility. Ubuntu and practically all other Linux distros ship BSD's file utility.
Not that it changes your point much, but the intro paragraph says it's $56,000. Where did you get $43,500 from?
Manifestos and Monopolies
Service workers can get wiped on hard refreshes or due to space constraints. And they are not easily transferred to new devices, unlike packaged applications. They're not a security mechanism.

And it does not necessarily address the compromise of the hoster either, since the attacker who has control over that may also have access to the signing keys. Especially in the case of a court order.

That effectively is a silent, user-targetable auto-update of software to which you entrust your secret data.

Auto-updates for crypto software should be verifiable through other channels, require user confirmation and use a distribution method that is difficult to scope to a single user to make targeted attacks harder.
Do they say he said that? All the articles I read talked about confusion about what he said and mentioned the former Prime Minister of Sweden's inference he was talking about a terrorist attack.

e.g.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/19/world/europe/last-night-i...
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So you're also vehemently against public accommodation, fair housing and other equal-treatment laws? Or you're doublethinking.
But in the short story it's important that everything anyone does is still understandable with based on a linear understanding of time. The movie messes this up with some retro-causality that isn't in the short story.
I can see why you did it that way. A lot of developers I know view those services, the plumping and foundation, as the exciting and challenging work. The pixel placement and moving just a hair left, no more left, is painstaking and what seems like highly opinionated to us.

The unfortunate bit is that because the UI is only what the customer sees your product will be judged mostly by that, especially on first impression. I have been on projects with what I can only describe as Rube Goldberg architecture succeed because of a pretty layer of paint over it. With that said without good architecture certain layers of paint are inaccessible.

With that in mind I now try to start projects at both ends now. Both with UI and Architecture and let both inform each other. This does slow me down as I context switch, but it allows me not to complicate architecture if the UI doesn't call for it and not complicate the UI if the architecture can't support it.
One? Huh?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_grenade_attacks_in_Swe...
Mine is also Arq > Amazon Cloud Drive for online, but I also use Arq for backup to external drive. Online backup is hourly, HDD backup once every day.
X3DH Key Agreement Protocol [pdf]
* Yes, these are native, ELF binaries. Yes, you can compile it on your linux server, cp it across to windows, and run it.

* No, it is not an emulation. The win10 kernel + compatibility layer just happens to be able to also run ELF binaries. Yes, these show up as standard processes, and can be interacted with using normal windows tools (eg taskmgr).
Controversy: The Universe Is Expanding, but How Fast?
IBM Data Science Experience: Whole-Cluster Privilege Escalation Disclosure
I like IRC, recently started using irccloud. That makes sharing files easier, also keeps a history of the irc channels you are in, and makes it look more pretty.

It's a combination of both worlds I suppose. So far I am enjoying it.
Does anyone know a writer 50 years ago predicting the cost disease in U.S. healthcare? If not, "you'd expect" seems like hindsight. The closest I can think of is science fiction stories about a corporation monopolizing a genuine immortality treatment, which is both infinitely beyond 2017 medicine and just one of many sf scenarios.
I know, I just used the 4chan example because it's an example of censorship that they're already doing. I haven't gone through to check the legitimacy of Google's fact checking efforts although I have a feel it's going to be awful.
Upgrade Ruby, find a bug
The threads link at the top shows your comments/replies, there's an API at http://hn.algolia.com too.
His approval rating ranges between 40-50 in your second link, and is at 42% on both Gallup and Pew Research (which he himself has used when it fit him).

And regarding Florida:

"Look around you... Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy... look at leereeves last night, would you believe it?"

Am I referring to you as a serial killer?
Software Defined Networking Market is expected to garner $132.9B by 2022
I don't remember the details, but the possible transitions between particles have the same pattern as the valid codes in a Reed-Solomon code. So any particle is possible, but the transitions seem to have been error-corrected? I remember thinking it was a little flimsy at the time.
Make sure you get an apnea test that is sensitive to UARS, a hard to detect form of minor apnea that is massively underdiagnosed.
I think this book is generally good, but I am not a fan of their espousal of class based views. HTTP is not class based, it's functionally based.
9 Cloud Computing Trends That Will Take 2017 by Storm
I am pretty sure New York and London dont get anything similar in the article, And Tokoyo is worst but still not a Nuclear bunker.
Whoops, hadn't heard about that case. Nice to hear the FCC is addressing deceptive marketing/contracts.
> The gatekeeper one I have to admit that I had to Google it.

I hadn't realized this wasn't a recognizable term. Thanks for the input, though. I'll have to preface my usage of it from now on.
How to Create a Token Factory with Ethereum – Part 1
I can honestly say I have never went into "news mode" on the main search site before. If I know I want to search for news stories I go to news.google.com and search there. At any rate you have to choose "news mode", it is not in the normal search screen.
Magnet helps to move and resize windows. There are many similar apps. Magnet is simple and attractive with easy to use default shortcuts.

Either drag to a corner/edge or press `⌃⌥[LUNE←↓↑→]`. `⌃⌥⌘[←→]` for previous/next display. `⌃⌥` + `Enter` to maximize, `C` to center, and `Backspace` to restore. Can do thirds now as well.

I would still get excited to see a well-executed tiling WM in macOS.

http://magnet.crowdcafe.com

https://itunes.apple.com/se/app/magnet/id441258766?mt=12
Aside from what others already mentioned: One key issue with IRC is the mobile or multiple device story.
Am I the only one who doesnt want Google to fact check the news?

Like yes propaganda is a problem but so is the ministery of truth.

Fake news stories have always existed the problem now is that we don't get news anymore we get policy driven editorials.

Fixing fake news is a red herring I much rather get opinion pieces and corrected speech out of prime time news.

But that's what you get for decades or people being offended by factual headlines.
You mean you would have wanted a search result that talked about the side effect you experienced? Fair enough, but it is not clear that it didn't show up because of Google ranking, or maybe it simply didn't exist? In any case, this seems to be about a real side effect, not an imagined one.
Why Libertarians Should Oppose the Universal Basic Income
This was about 8 months ago -- had never used Mailgun before. I was seeing nearly 30% "dropped" messages (rejected by receiver due to sender reputation). They did move me to another IP which worked much better, but the first impression on users was already made. I didn't push it too much because after all I wasn't paying for it so didn't really have much standing to complain.
HN has does not sure this, neither while your on the site or via email.

If you're not able to hack hack to together a solution, then you might be able to find someone that's created one - just don't use any that require your password to provide the service.
They did hard code a limit, the API has a specific error for that. They just choose not to disclose it, and to advertise with the phrase "Slack is free to use for as long as you want for teams of all sizes."
Have you had any experience setting up an Android device to use microG? Their installation instructions on Github make it seem like a huge hassle. (e.g. You need a custom ROM that supports app impersonation, which is usually prohibited on security/privacy conscious distributions.)
We locked our production server so that even we couldn’t have access
If I prove to you how 2 + 2 is 4, is my political leaning relevant?

Look at proof, not at people.
Have you looked at orbiter (http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/)?

I know they have some high resolution maps for several planets .

Go to download->optional high-resolution texture download (http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/mirrors/orbiter_radio/tex_mir...). I don't know the format so I could be mistaken but I think it also includes elevation maps.
This could have been completely avoided if they had used Mattermost.
I think the key is that in the short story everything has to be explicable from both a linear and non-linear perspective, just like you can describe physics both ways. If Louise had called up her daughter and told her not to go rock climbing that would not be explicable from a linear perspective and is thus impossible.
Can you share any work on this? I would love to read the electric meter readings.
When does she ever change future events? Sure she needed knowledge from the future to make that future happen but that's just a time loop, not altering the foreseen future.
All the yak shaving around: room history, notifications, security.
Ask HN: What does it mean to be rich in different countries?
I always read about how people in some countries are poorer than in others.

But what does it mean to be rich in different countries?

How much do you need to earn to be considered rich in different countries?

How much do you get for your money in these countries?

For example, the middle class in Germany would probably be considered rich in Thailand in terms of "pure money", but could someone like this really live a "rich" life there? Does a rich person in Thailand have a better life than a middle class person in Germany?

Are there any statistics about this?
I wonder when point-to-point radio network could be more cost effective solution than fiber network in someone else’s ground or trench. I assume that point-to-point radio has more expensive equipment, is that true? Probably it all depends on a scale. Curious how would curves look like - maybe population density on x and approximated cost of infrastructure on y.
Only if you use plain IRC. If you use something like irccloud, that is prevented. Which can be thought of as a "webwrapper" for IRC. I have been using it for some time now and I enjoy it.

(I'm not affiliated with irccloud in any way)
I'm not a math guy, but I've gotten incredible usage out of Dual numbers over the years. Highly recommended.
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This is pretty slick with useful information presented in easy-to-compare form. The hardest part is going to be keeping the info up to date.

As others have mentioned, some pretty big-name offerings are missing despite being surprisingly capable. I use Google App Engine's free tier for some hobbyist-level hosting because it gives me full control over the incoming and outgoing HTTP request in an autoscaling PaaS, which is very convenient, but it also cuts off with 503s if my quota is exceeded and I won't get a nasty bill at the end of the month for stuff I can live without.

A little while ago I made an Ask HN [1] that didn't get much traction where I described all the desirable features I wanted, to seek an alternative for Google App Engine. Is there a comparable Paas/FaaS that has a free or cheap tier, and a no-cost quota cutoff?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13504712
I only know about it because I do the same thing in dynamic programming languages.

In Ruby you can redefine methods at any point, but in my implementation I only check if they have been redefined once per loop in the program. If another thread wants to redefine a method, it just waits a little while until all the other threads are ready.

This means we can basically ignore the problem of method redefinition - as we only allow it when we are ready and then we can handle it slow-time.
Exactly. The question ought to be "who does NOT have time for that?"
fair enough, but Elon Musk does have a credibility problem when it comes to what he says his companies are going to do and when they are going to do it by. To be flip, I can't remember a production target that he has hit (and without redefining what the word "produces" means).
Interesting theory about corporation style bureaucracy taking over public (governmental) functions, leading to increased costs, among other side effects:

"The Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity, and the Secret Joys of Bureaucracy"

by David Graeber

http://amzn.to/2mi169U

Same economist who wrote Debt.

First theory for why public education has gotten so nutty. Like requiring K-12 teachers to have masters degrees and ongoing training (out of pocket) while paying them peanuts.

Frankly, this book blew my mind.
Ouch, yes. I have been on both sides of both situations, and it just underscores the true value of a good dev team, and management who understand the process, both internal and external. I would say the management is arguably more important than raw dev talent, as managing expectations is paramount to all other output in most business.
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You missed where they said that Slack's actual infrastructure couldn't handle it
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Under the DMCA the hosting company is free from liability if they respond to takedown requests properly.

Prior to that their liability wasn't a clear legal question so there was alway lawsuit potential.

Archive.org could still end up in more trouble under the DMCA because lawyers could argue that there's a pattern of violations and it's not a neutral carrier.
Looks great!

I won't switch from Mac anytime soon, but competition is always good. Can't wait to see how Apple will respond to latest Microsoft actions (WSL, Surface Book and Surface Studio).
Key part about that distortion is that it hides the rent seeking.
Men are stronger. When all is said and done, he can get his way by hitting her. You need quite modern society for women to be able to escape that and subsequently feeding themselves (and children). This alone can cause women being raised for lower self confidence and submissiveness.
Building a Content Bucket – FAQ’s
Yes, that was it! Thanks for finding it.
I think he's being a little bit to hard on Slack. He was really stretching a free trial offer beyond its limit. If he was a paying customer then I might have cut him some slack.
Super cool. In this example, it's differentiation of a one-dimensional curve, but one can use the dual numbers to compute tangent spaces of more interesting algebraic objects as well. See, e.g. remark 5.38 here: http://www.jmilne.org/math/CourseNotes/AG500.pdf
The Notepad line ending thing is kind of shameful but Notepad is ok for what it's supposed to do.

It truly is a Notepad. It launches quickly and has a non-nonsense interface.

It's not meant to be a programmer's editor. It never was, it never will be.
Well.. from the SRAM state, or any other side effect you can imagine?

Making an example that shows the difference in servicing after every cycle vs. servicing interrupts only after a basic block is trivial. Configure a timer to interrupt in 10 cycles (or X) and then have a basic block writing 1, 2, 3, .. whatever to SRAM. Read the value in the interrupt routine.

I imagine this is no big deal in x86 or similar where nobody wants or can achieve cycle-perfect interrupts anyway, but it is a common design goal for microcontrollers which have perfectly predictable timing and a lot less MHz. One cycle for an 8 MHz AVR takes 125 ns so you can imagine how servicing interrupts after basic blocks of varying length can introduce jitter into your microcontroller generated signals.
> Tesla is actually executing well and they have less consolidation risk

I agree. Tesla is executing very well in fact, just not nearly at the rate Musk has claimed they will.
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Ask HN: Which science/math books from the masters are still good reads?
I have found some pretty good reviews from old book translations from Great mathematicians like "Elements of Algebra" by Leonard Euler or "Disquisitiones Arithmeticae" from Gauss.
I wonder how many of this kind of jewels are there which are very readable and whose subject is masterfully explained which we never get to read because of newer horrible textbooks that are used in current education curricula.
At the very least, make (and test) an ISO of the CD image, since there was discussion recently about how CD media degrade after ~10-20 years.
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actually some times articles on Linkedin get high ranking than post on blog. you can search the this in google "Longest cable for iphone" and can find one is show article on Linkedin and one from the tech blog:
https://linkto-blog.com/2017/01/12/longest-lightning-cable-f...
Could you elaborate?

Imho, the article is not very convincing, since Dual numbers require double amount of work per operation (making the computation of the derivative not "free" or "automatic").

The concept, however, seems very interesting, so I'm wondering about other applications.
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