skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's a prepaid credit card that immediately notifies your phone every time you make a transaction with the amount and location.

All of my regular financial accounts (bank, credit cards) can do this. There's typically a page in the account center with settings for sending SMS and email alerts when various types of transactions exceed a certain monetary threshold. I set them all to $0 and get notified of everything as it happens.
> . I have been told by numerous DoD IA people that "Open Source is bad because anyone can put anything in it" and "We'd rather have someone to call." I understand the second point -- we honestly don't have the time to run every last issue to ground and it's probably better if we do have some professional support for some of our most important tools. But the first just boggles my mind.

Given the degree to which the DoD itself, via the NSA, has subverted open standards which have the same theoretical "many eyes" protection as open source, this isn't actually a surprising attitude for DoD to have.

Whether "no open source" is the best (or even a practicable, as the rest of your post addresses) method of addressing this concern is another question.
Good question! We've made it possible for this whitelisted (Alpha) to let you make sure you're creating Skylakes. We'll hopefully have more details to share at NEXT in a few weeks (or immediately if you sign up!).

Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud.
Chase Bank's website appears to have been designed for mobile devices, to the exclusion of desktop computers. It is bizarre to use on a computer screen.
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13725093 . (Yes, this one was first, but the other picked up votes and comments.)
My guess is you haven't been in this business long enough to comment. Rev. A AMD "Barcelona" parts did not work in any meaningful way. They all had to be thrown out.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/246780-28-issues-stop-ship...
My point was simply that there is not agreement across the board that they commit more crimes.

Yes, people are unscrupulous when it comes to statistics, that's definitely true. But "adjusting" for things is usually a way for people to get the result they want with the numbers. The government does this all the time with "seasonal adjustments" to housing and employment data. There never appears to be any rhyme or reason to the adjustments other than getting a better/desired number. Also, when people argue that it's because of socioeconomic factors or whatever else they may claim, that doesn't change the fact that they either do or do not commit more crimes. The reason for it can be discussed and addressed but many people try to use such an explanation as a way to weaken the fact that is presented.

I think the general citizen needs to become far more knowledgeable about math and statistics since they are always used to justify public policy nowadays. The common person is terrible at being able to weed out the bullshit that is presented by sources which all have agendas.
Many European countries also ban the collection (not just publication) of any statistics that involve ethnicity. Not just statistics on ethnicity and crime, but even simple demographic statistics (how many people in this city are X) are banned, regardless of how those stats are collected.
For a detailed break down of why he was wrong with the "Case against Python 3", see here:

https://eev.ee/blog/2016/11/23/a-rebuttal-for-python-3/
FairWind: when marine electronics, open source and the University meet
Support page for Srinivas Kuchibhotla
SHA1 is no longer recommended, but hardly a failure
As mentioned in a previous comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13722469 ) git doesn't see these the same as it hashes the header+content which breaks the identical SHA trick.

Of course, I first tested this on our main production repository at work because...oh, wait, I didn't because what were you thinking?!
One can be a legal resident of the US, have a driver's license, and be unable to vote. I know a number of foreign nationals with licenses.

A bored immigration guy in Detroit once amused himself by pointing out that neither my driver's license nor my draft card showed that I was in fact a citizen of the US, or I guess a legal resident. When I said that this was the only ID I was carrying, and shrugged, he waved me through.
Nah, what I already wrote already covers about everything I feel sure about, and half of it is just common sense. Shouldn't be too hard to find better sources, though.
1) People with diabetics may not surely die when they fast for 3 days, but it isn't something they can discard as a freak event, either.

2) For diabetics, blood sugar is an issue.

3) Many diabetics do quite well understand how diabetics _died_ 100 years ago, let alone 10,000 years ago ('young'. http://www.defeatdiabetes.org/diabetes-history/: "In 1897, the average life expectancy for a 10-year-old child with diabetes is about 1 year. Diagnosis at age 30 carries a life expectancy of about 4 years. A newly diagnosed 50-year-old might live 8 more years.")
That's away from zero.
According to one polling institute, yes. But in the others they are the third largest party at around 17 % which in it self is alarmingly high.[1]

And Nyheter Idag is basically the Breitbart of Sweden.

[1] https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinionsm%C3%A4tningar_inf%C3%...
(In Swedish, but the stats don't need translating. SD denotes the Sweden Democrats)
The only reason to consider Cloudflare, for us, is DDOS mitigation.
Interest misalignment leads to all sorts of problems. Think of it as part of a system with checks and balances.
Fentanyl is a thing also because it's easier to make than heroin because the reactants needed are easier to get your hands on, therefore cheaper for the dealer's/cartel's/gang's chemists to make.

On the more potent point, almost(?) all of the more potent opioids are derivatives of fentanyl and iirc use fentanyl in the synthesis so probably won't become a street drug. Also they're so potent they really are only good for killing people. (Honestly I'm suprised fentanyl is a thing because the active dose is like tens of micrograms and requires expensive equipment to measure safely. But I doubt drug cartels care if they're customers are poisoned by their product.)
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That's extremely frustrating to hear and seems VERY short-sighted by the company itself. If they already determined that person would be a good fit at $100k salary, it seems so silly to change their mind just because they learn about the candidates PREVIOUS salary.

Another reason not to disclose salary requirements, but also seems like a case of management myopia. Thanks for sharing :)
But how could they track you to sell you discount pharmaceutical products without JavaScript?
but beaten up for drinking alcohol or walking as a white person with a Muslim girl?

And where are you suggesting such a place does exist? In Sweden? If you have any links to reports of incidents like you're describing I'd love to see them.
Trump got less votes than Romney.

Your backswing is just the same old bigots getting a momentary upper hand because of the way the chips happened to fall in the last election. Whether they can leverage that into more lasting power remains to be seen.
It is very cool to see @antirez dedicating time for testing Redis in exotic platforms, showing how different CPU architectures can affect performance of a widely used software. Kudos.
I may be wrong but I think the username lookup on your login page is case sensitive.
It's actually harmful to point newbies towards his work. There are much better resources that have been proven in practice to work better.
Yes though it will depend on the bylaws of the company and the state they're in. There are some dual share classes in the US that do have materially different dividend policies in addition to voting rights.
Apple to investigate iPhone 7 that 'blew up'
Ok, but how do you handle different client versions? Do you have to exchange meta info like headers/version numbers?
Thanks for posting this :)
OP said "will [they] even work?". That's a very different thing from a TLB bug. Although I concede that depending on the nature of the TLB bug, it may lead to a significant performance hit.

Regarding your criticisms of AMD's past processors, are you coming at this from a consumer standpoint, or are you just disappointed with their architecture and/or implementation?

I ask because the Phenom II seems quite loved by its users[1], and the FX series was also quite good for its price. I had a FX-8320 in my last PC and it was quite a capable CPU in my opinion, and many others seem to agree[2].

[1]: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E1681910...

[2]: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E1681911...
I had the same question and it seems like that could be the case. I don't really have any reputable source but many sites write about it, like http://www.investorguide.com/article/11166/stock-classes-the...

Normally Class A has the voting right and Class B has not.

But I would also like a clarification on this from somebody that actually knows. The S1 filing for Snap Inc. states:

"We have paid a stock dividend of our Class A common stock on our capital stock in the past and from time to time in the
future may pay special or regular stock dividends in the form of Class A common stock, which per the terms of our amended and restated certificate of incorporation must be paid equally to all stockholders."

"Equally to all stockholders", does that mean all Class A holders or both A and B holders?
Is it necessary to allow them to terminate/decrypt your TLS connections in order to provide DDOS mitigation? There are other providers besides Cloudflare in this space.

Isn't the DDOS mitigation undermined by exposing the API used by your apps directly?
"The point is that a majority of all violence and sexual crimes is performed by immigrants "

This makes you a "right wing thug" for many people in Europe. Europe is lost. They lost their immunity for enemies of their open society. Uneducated immigrants from violent tribal societies will first make the social system implode, then the society.
Learn Go. It depends what you want to do with said skills but JS ES6 would be worth it too in the web space.

I wouldn't recommend learning Python at this point with the 2/3 split and uncertainty. If you must learn Python I'd learn 2.7. Reasoning is that almost all the jobs are Python2 still. There's just so much code out there based on it and you're almost certainly going to have to use it anyway. Don't listen to the haters, it's what will pay your bills. Move to Python3 when/if your job does. They'll probably move to Go instead.

For hobby work not remotely considering a job? Then learn Elixir.
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Microsoft developing AI that can turn descriptions into working code in seconds
Having worked as a recruiter I have never heard of an offer being completely revoked for that. Are you sure they weren't just offered $85k and decided to decline it?

If they got the $85k offer, it would have been an opportunity to negotiate and prove why they were worth the extra.

It's a costly process for a company to advertise and interview multiple candidates, it's a huge waste to then fully revoke an offer to the best candidate.
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And who are these "some people"? I don't see citations here identifying anybody.

Pro-Tip: They're straw men. Even if you find examples of people asserting that after the fact, the undentified parties asserting "Python 3 cannot run Python 2" in the way that Zed claims he's responding to, are only mentioned in this rant to make Zed look smarter than he is.
DDS spun out of US Digital Service and DDS members go through the USDS hiring pipeline.

18F, USDS, and the Presidential Innovation Fellowships are philosophically related, but organizationally and functionally distinct.
No One Living on Kitava Island Has Acne
Negotiating your salary is better for you.

1000000% agree with this. My first job, right out of college, I got an offer which was fine, and I had no problem with the amount. But, I asked for more, because why not? And got 15% more just from asking.

Always. Negotiate.
Ashtanga yoga kept me from a necessary career change. Sitting is very bad for me when I don't do anything to maintain low-back strength.
iPhone 7 blows up
I am surprised this required research. How is this not obvious ? What's next ? Algebra skills and essay writing? You could pretty much do this research for every thing we ever learn from school to college and publish endless amount of papers.
Security lapse exposed New York airport's critical servers for a year
Hi Zach! Are you using MKL at all under the hood (either through numpy, scipy, etc.) or is that just from AVX2 running much better clock-for-clock on Skylake?

Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud.
Introductory example 1: Plotting a White Noise Process

> Suppose we want to simulate and plot the white noise process ε0,ε1,…,εTε0,ε1,…,εT, where each draw εtεt is independent standard normal
Article by Die Welt - from that very same google search: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...
WHAT DO THE RICH HIDE FROM YOU?  MOTIVATION 2017
You don’t create a firm by creating a firm; nor do you do science by doing science.

I read this as Paul Graham's point that startups should not "play house". They're both saying that creating a company isn't about getting funding, hiring people, having a website and a logo, etc. It's about making something that people want, which can start in any number of ways that might not look like a company.
Elaborate plans are not necessary. All you need to do is radicalize the right people, and plans (and actions) will take care of themselves.
is javascript-free content such an important issue for accessibility? Do screen-readers not work on javascript-generated websites?
No problem. I didn't think you were.

And I understand that it is hard for some to jump back to a newbie perspective. Some people look for performance in a programming language. Others for a thriving ecosystem. I look for usability and elegance. So I tend to look at programming languages that way.
In an ideal world, yes. But this is the world where we live, and what monzo did is rare enough to warrant surprise.
> You can obviously re-write a Python 2 program to be a Python 3 program, so both of those languages are Turing complete.

This is true, but the converse isn't true. e.g. Python and brainfuck are both turing complete, but Python has interfaces around a hell of a lot more syscalls than Brainfuck which only has operations for reading and writing from stdio. You can't write a Python implementation in brainfuck, it is impossible.
For those complaining that all PCs have flaws, the great thing about PCs is that you can build your own. All the parts for my new Skylake Xeon arrived this week. Can't wait to see what it can do! I'd been waiting for the Samsung 960 Pro 512GB which finally arrived. The 960 Pro is my boot drive. A 960 Evo 1TB is my data drive. No more spinning glass platters for me. Build your own and you get to make your own compromises.
It's not awkward at all. I use cmder that is using Linux subsystem beneath it.

For example:

- apt-get install php

- php -S localhost:8081

- Launch Chrome on Windows, go to localhost:8081 (it works)

There is zero awkwardness or extra configuration there. Only problem is that some things do not work properly yet (because still beta). For example `go get github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3` will not work because of some ?gcc? compilation issue. But it's getting fixed on next release.
A pretty good summary of my "Why you should always negotiate" speech.

"Because why not?"

I love it.
Me too! Said something in my account 'had changed' when nothing had. I've had to re-authenticate everywhere. So now they know.
Elaborate?

Do you support Ethereum Classic and consider "being hacked by the DAO hack" == "things not going [their] way"?

Just curious.
Updating Rails-Api to Rails 5 in API Mode
you CANT restrict a RIGHT. If you can it's not a right it is a privelage.

Setting aside the discussion at hand, will you unpack what you mean by this? Both the 1st and 2nd amendments are considered rights, yet do have constitutionally-upheld restrictions in the US. Please note I'm not arguing one way or the other whether your statement or these restrictions are correct or not. I'm just trying to understand fully what you mean by this statement.

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exce...

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Firearms_Act

Do you mean can in the sense of constitutionally pass a law restricting them? Do you consider these restrictions, or something else? In your opinion should the restrictions above be lifted? Something else entirely?
I am never going back to Windows -- of my own accord.

What I did is, buy an XPS 13 preinstalled with Ubuntu 16.04.

It is the best of both worlds: support for the latest hardware and trusted Unix like system

cheers!
To simplify, the Chomskyan position is that there are certain shared characteristics of all human languages' grammars, and that these characteristics reflect structures in the human brain.
Also note that:

"Asking for Salary History Could Soon Be Illegal in All 50 States"

http://www.payscale.com/career-news/2016/09/asking-salary-hi...
A textbook case in workplace discrimination
I guess this might be their direction now, but at one time Apple did market heavily towards creative professionals.

I think this helped Apple's "hip" image among consumers. When you, say, see your favorite electronic band in concert and notice the Apple logo on their laptop, that reinforces the impression that these computers aren't "stodgy" Windows PCs (ala the ads 10 years ago in this direction -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get_a_Mac)

Many "common" consumers have a creative hobby to be honest as well, and I think developing pro tools can help develop consumer / prosumer versions. See: Garageband, a consumer oriented DAW from the folks that made Logic Pro.
> As far as I know, I am the only lawyer named Liberty around.

I love this.
Oracle will live in the same way IBM lives. Java EE + Oracle is the new COBOL + Mainframes
Where's the form to apply for Alpha? :)
Not 100% sure what their methodology is yet, and we're taking a cautious approach. At minimum, in the data that they've found in the wild, no Wave data was among it.
Sometimes you don't want to keep getting funding from the same VC so that they don't acquire too much ownership and power in your company. To diversify its investor base, Snap would have to convince VC2 to pay a price that is higher than anything VC1 is willing to pay. Maybe it would work out and VC2 would be happy to pay a premium to get in the deal. But it's also possible that VC2, VC3, and VC4 all walk away from the deal because they don't want to deal with the defacto bidding war with VC1, who has more information and knowledge from being involved with the company from early on.
I mean this is the contrarian mindset which if we believe in startup land is how you find success. Models for success: find some niche and grow it (kind of a contradiction); develop some new technology; or X is broken; copy X from market A and paste in market B (where X is not).
Apple Deletes Server Suppliers Over Infected Firmware in Siri Servers
The "IA" in DoD is generally the NSA. The NSA is made primarily of two different camps. SIGINT is their offensive side aka "hack the planet". The Information Assurance Directorate is the "blue team" who tries to protect government infrastructure.
> MegaButts

I love this.
Cloudbleed: What Happens When Hidden Trusted Parties Leak Your Data
https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevvO7...

:)
Every time I encounter people in this business with that view, they're way off though.

Most often business' initial expectations are a nice-looking broken pile of shit. They simply haven't conceptualized the product enough and figured out how it needs to work. It's my job to get them there.

Businesses/stakeholders are the expensive middle men between me and the money to build the product. I can do this without you.
As I get older I (hope) I am slowly starting to understand how the world works, and that is gradually changing some of my interactions from being nice and considerate and open and honest, to being careful and calculated. Although I still have a long way to go. I guess oftentimes I am open and nice at first meeting people still and then realize I have to be more calculating. Which by that time I probably have already given myself a disadvantage. I am almost 40 now so hopefully I will finally get this ?character flaw? ironed out pretty soon.

When it comes to money, people look out for themselves. And unless you are independently wealthy and maxed out your penchant for philanthropy, then you probably have to do so also.

BTW this is a terrific article.
No, we don't provide any machines with AMD processors in Cloud, today. Fun historical fact though: the 'N' in n1 meant 'Intel'.

Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud.
Most of them have been sober, as sober as can be considering most threads I have partaken in contained content from his instagram...
This Could Be a Way to Get the Benefits of Meditation Without Meditating
I agree with you in theory, but in real life there is nothing that is that quantifiable. What you are proposing is similar to video game stats -- if a character has 10 points to allocate, putting some in charisma necessarily means taking some out of intelligence.

In real life, I have no way of knowing which doctor is better at his job. The only metric I have to go off of is the degree and board certifications, and yet this article discounts those entirely in favor of the other guy. To use bedside manner as a metric instead of appearance, most of the brusque, rude doctors I know are just jerks, not real-life versions of Dr. House.

Adjusting for the relaxed standards of computer programming, proportionally I know just as many mediocre unconventional ones as I do mediocre conventional ones. The comments in this very thread suggest that the one with the worse image will get closer attention by many (though obviously not all) hiring managers just because of his/her appearance. So why should I believe the unkempt programmer was hired because he was more talented, and not because some other person just assumed he was?
Just dogma around the phone OS wars or some reasonable explanation?
I haven't reread Gulag Archipelago for many years, though the last time was after the rhetoric of terrorism had entered English language politics as a substitute for the red menace.

One of the things that struck then me about the stories Solzhenitsyn tells is that terrorism winds up being a common charge under which people were sent to the Gulag under Stalin's regime. Terrorism is violence committed by one's political opponents when the political opponent has been classified as the other.

The rhetoric of terrorism achieved its current form with the bombing of the Beirut Marine barracks in 1982. Previously, during Vietnam the attackers of a military target would have been described in military terms because the US interests were such that the Vietnamese could not be cast as 'the other.' In Lebanon the US interests were such that there was no contradiction in casting the attackers as 'the other' (existing political alignments indeed encouraged it).
That seems to be Apple's thinking but I think this article shows the reason that that's a flawed approach.

Having content producers using macOS is a huge benefit to their brand and I think it's a big part of driving sales of their iOS devices. At the very least, if they lose the content producer market there will be significantly more friction to producing iOS apps.
They do work (and Dragon NaturallySpeaking doesn’t work if you turn JS off). You do have to be careful though that you’re using semantic elements, and you should absolutely be testing in them. It’s all to easy to change content on the page and not alert a screenreader user that they’ll need to be aware of something.