skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"More human people should get jobs!"

Do you mean that the final goal is to end with the automation? Or do you mean new jobs generated because the transformation of the industries?
How to Calculate Server Heat Load – Free Calculator
I'd like to see rust bindings to the DOM. HTML and CSS are actually pretty good for representing UIs, the bottleneck is JS. I think it'd be interesting to build a desktop ui based on Servo.
Yes, unfortunately both the client and server need to have that shared private key to generate the same codes.

Transmitting the key over a 'secondary' channel would have protected people here.

It begs the question of whether or not TOTP is really 2FA if it is setup using a single channel of communication.
Did anyone think that? They were pretty clear about their position before the election.
I found this on Stack Overflow a while back, and I've been using it in my Python code since then:

[item for sublist in l for item in sublist]
I would have more faith in the electoral system if more people voted. This would result in fewer people voting.
Not to mention that Jupyter (was IPython) is a gorgeous way to work through a dataset while describing your process to your peers.
Surgeons Should Not Look Like Surgeons
Is there a FIPS 140-2 validated version of "s2n" somewhere ? I couldn't find anything close to it on the FIPS 140-2 validated products list.

If not, how does Amazon get away with using S3 as part of GovCloud, which purports itself to be NIST SP 800-53 compliant, one requirement of which is NIST SP 800-53 Control SC-13 ( https://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/800-53/Rev4/control?controlNam... ), which says, while it does not mandate cryptography, if you do use cryptography to satisfy any of the other controls the cryptography must be certified to the appropriate level (classified data must use NSA-approved cryptography, digital signatures must use FIPS-validated cryptography).

This is a base control for NIST SP 800-53, which is a requirement for FedRAMP.
great service (ux, speed, no bloated BS JS/CSS).
But the domain is difficult to pronounce (say) in my head, which is really bad, brand-wise .
I mean, VX was the subject of The Rock, a 90s-era thriller with Nick Cage and Sean Connery. Maybe people didn't realize it was real, but the knowledge was already out there.
While this particular incident is the action of the one nutter, 63m people voted for Trump despite his anti Muslim, anti Mexican, etc. rethoric & his alt-right team. So I'd have questions about what the opinion of the entire country actually is. If I were a person of colour/muslin faith I'd be even more reluctant.
The Simpsons Tapped Out Cheat Hacker (Android+iOS)
Show HN: Business Book Club – subscription service from an indie bookshop
To me, MacOS just seems like the best desktop UI and UX out there. I'm talking about stuff like font rendering, gestures, multiple desktops, etc. All of these things on the Mac have clearly had a huge amount of thought put into them. And since these things mediate your entire interaction with the computer, it's a big factor for me.

Windows seems to be a combination of 90's era throwbacks and 2edgy4you Metro design. If they've managed to improve this stuff recently I would be interested in switching, since there's a huge tax on hardware specs with Apple computers.
Facebook PFFF – Tools and APIs to perform some static analysis
> a system that has the proper insurance in place

insurance is a scam, especially with USPS. You can't just say "this package is worth $10k to me". They will let you buy $10k worth of insurance, but if you go make the claim, only then do they say "ok, you said it was worth $10k, now prove it". If you can't show a catalog, or a preponderance of evidence that the item was worth what you said, they simply won't pay.
Hello HN! We've been independent booksellers in the UK for 15 years and Business Book Club is our first subscription offering.

The pitch: every month you get a book that the Business Book Club team has read and found thought-provoking or inspiring. £14.99/month or subscribe yearly and get a free month.

Happy to answer any questions you have!
I wish 1Password had a feature where you could put in a list of domains like this or a "Auto Change Possibly Compromised Passwords" feature.
is this complete or a work in progress, because if you try to buy, you can still only buy the 3rd edition (with a free upgrade to 4th edition)

so to be clear, is the online version complete, and only the pdf and videos are missing, or even the online version is still work in progress
Well the US has the highest corporate tax rate in the OECD and the third highest in the world[0] so I would think claims to raise it have a pretty high burden of proof.

[0] http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2014/sep/09/...
Honestly, I'm not sure if I can thank you enough for posting this. This channel is ah-maz-ing.
Hahaha! The H in Hasura comes from Haskell, while Asura is the Sanskrit word for demon ('daemon').
Windows is beautiful compared to the Mac OS where the software all looks like it was inspired by a 1970's era stereo unit.

The ugly UI isn't even the worst part about the Mac OS though. The worst part is that it just doesn't even come close to offering the same sort of freedom that you get on Windows where Microsoft leaves hooks in to let developers actually do what they want.

Most of the problems with the Mac OS are by design too. I think it's hilarious that Apple folks think it's a really good idea to hide the label on most buttons. I guess you have to "just know what it is" before clicking it or hover over it and hope for a tooltip to popup tell you what the thing will do. Real efficient.

There's really no wonder in my mind why most people don't use Apple anything.
North Korea launching a weapon of mass destruction on anyone on this planet, would ensure North Korea ceases to exist. They are just nonsense posturing, and empty threats. In the end we say yes, yes, grand wizard of NK, you are the best. Then we give them some money, and wait for their next silly display.
so if I read wikipedia well, 10 milligrams are enough to kill a person, so we have 124 Tons = 124 000 000 000 / 10 = 12 400 000 000 deadly doses in the ocean. Interesting. I wonder what the half-life of this VX thing is :-)
Why We Should Be Excited About the Future of Work
Denmark is naming an ambassador just to deal with powerful tech companies
Trump’s FCC Pick Is Threatening the Jobs His Boss Promised America
Personally, I use one tool for both FreeBSD and Linux. Picking up the (imported) rc.conf variable for a service is a mere matter of

oom-kill-protect fromenv

And the conversion from something like OOMScoreAdjust is quite straightforward. A PostgreSQL systemd unit file that read OOMScoreAdjust=-625 becomes a run program that contains

oom-kill-protect -- -625

* http://marc.info/?l=freebsd-hackers&m=145425153624976&w=2

* http://jdebp.eu./Softwares/nosh/guide/oom-kill-protect.html
Trump’s CPAC Speech Is Part of a Six Year Journey
It's currently a prepaid card, but they are in the process of launching a current account. It's a new, digital-first bank.
The upper end of the Surface line seems decent hardware-wise, and the detachable keyboards give the option to trade thinness vs. keyboard. One should be able to put Linux on them, most likely.
Thanks! We've been lucky enough to have a couple of kickass graphic designers help us with our wackiest ideas!

The logo is by https://twitter.com/shmunday
Cartoons by http://www.sandhyaprabhat.com/
Well, I'm hungry all day, I've always been. 6'1, 175, weight barely fluctuates, and I'm going on 37.
It's a prepaid debit card that gives you a pretty breakdown of your spending through an app.
Every criminologist, relevant government institution or agency already knows that immigrants are over-represented in crime. I'm not sure what would be learned and what strategies would change if one were to learn exactly how that over-representation looks today.
Some people may be ex-military, and are able to say some general things about a topic like this and not get into trouble - as long as they cite a publication available to the public to provide a plausible explanation.
In that case, how are they dealing with questionable content and resulting DMCA takedown requests?
Same for Austria. Immigrants are both over-represented both in prisons and criminal statistics.
Aleppo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9CSqWQBpOo

Homs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoRdCbDd50o

I'm pretty sure immigrants are better off in Sweden even with the anti-immigrant sentiment.
Yes, definitely a good suggestion.

I already use Lastpass, which makes regenerating all my passwords a little easier.
Inside the Extreme Machine That Mimics Bombs and Black Holes
"in mice" should be added to the title. this is (dangerous) clickbait.
Something more general. I got signed out, and I've never used TravisCI.
No i think automation is good. But the distribution of the profits from automation is completely a mess.

The population needs money that they can spend for the companies to make profit. So either a taxation like this or a universal income, else the flow of money (and goods and services) is stalled.
Agreed. Just as a for-instance: In Python 2, the parenthesis on a print call are optional. In Python 3, they're not. Going from 3 to 2 you probably won't even notice. Going from 2 to 3... To this day I often fail to type those parenthesis.
No, not every company. Only companies in the country that taxes automation. Other, smarter, countries would skip that tax and end up with cheaper products.
This whole "tax robots" idea would only end with higher prices for products, and it's the people that would have to pay these prices.
I know it shouldn't be a big deal to fast even for a few days, and I don't find hunger to be a problem, but I do find feeling very drunk-dizzy and incredibly tired starting around hours 14-16 to be a problem. That part definitely doesn't feel very healthy, and it's what's keeping me from making 1day+ long fasts part of my regular routine.
They also had specialized code books for different industries so that increased compression quite a bit.
Vladimir Nabokv was my inspiration ;-)
I am in favor of legal immigrants carrying arms provided they can pass all the other legal requirements for ownership and carry.

Even still, it need not be just the intended target victim that is armed. You need a critical mass of enough bystanders having the capability to defend others. That is the only way to provide a chance at an effective defense as well as a strong psychological deterrent.
Man these anti-trumpers can't help trying to squeeze in a dig at Trump wherever they can. They are losing their minds.
The only thing I learned from this post is that there are people who like Oracle and want to use them more.
It really isn't like that everywhere in North America. Chinatowns, for example. Heck, I lived in a little town of 3000 people and it had a "mexican" part of town.

I lost friends for dating outside my own percieved race. Folks seperate based on the color of their skin and background quite often. It isn't that folks don't break from the molds, but they are definitely there.

The little town didn't have many Muslims, so that wasn't as common, but it did have a fair amount of Mennonite communities in the area. Women with heads covered and conservative, long-sleeve dresses even during the hot summer months and men with beards. They generally kept to themselves, most likely due to cultural similarities. Some areas in the US have some section of Jewish coursts that handle some things and conservative Jews have a network within their communities (friend of mine, American, nearly went through an arranged marriage through them). These are probably much like many of the conservative Muslim communities you spotted - they are simply a different sort of conservative religion.

On the other hand, the majority of immigrant Muslims went to language class with are fairly progressive women. Lawyers and nurses and such. They stand out about as much as I do here in Norway.
Yes, Apple could license their operating system to just one high-tier desktop hardware company, and ensure that the power users will stay in the Apple ecosystem.

Somebody who will sell a high-end desktop system with: dual-socket Xeons, gobs of ECC memory, lots of storage, multiple 16x PCIe slots, and a very limited selection of high-end graphics cards.

That would satisfy the power users, and wouldn't cost them anything.
> Can you even imagine where our medical field would be if we expected surgeons to talk amongst themselves as if they were speaking to the general public?

The Git devs are not heart surgeons, software development is not a medical field. Again, you are using an analogy to "prove" your point. Can you, please, use a real argument?

>> The purpose of an analogy is to simplify something that's too hard to understand for the person you try to convey your idea to.

> It's to convey an idea. That's it, anything you add to that is your own bias at work.

Do you disagree that using an analogy is oversimplification? If you don't, then that part about "to simplify a complex idea" in my statement should absolutely stay. If you do disagree, then please show why and how an analogy doesn't oversimplify a complex idea.
So I actually don't know much about the subject. Could you (or anyone else) describe what the difference is?
There is a difference in quality in using analytics (whether demographic, psychological, or what have you) to target a state, county, block, or individual with a campaign message (clearly marked as such) in order to try and sway voters to some action, and using the same or similar techniques to create targeted "news" articles not labelled as campaign materials.

If even a fraction of what this article is alleging is true, the FEC may have quite a bit to say about it: http://www.fec.gov/pages/brochures/notices.shtml
Automating Data Collection for Food Safety and Regulatory Compliance Audits
State of Crystal at 0.21
Authy is on the list. It would be really nice if they confirmed whether they are vulnerable or not, considering they hold all of my 2FA tokens. Otherwise I'll have to re-key the database.
Funny thing is that the only real link I can think of is: I would bet a lottttttt of money that if Marijuana was legalizaed in places with high instances of Opioid addiction, Opioid addiction would drop, as would you know, deaths.
a lot of trump supports thought (think?) that his outlandish positions are merely posturing, and not serious. Much like his "lock her up" stuff about hillary - all bluster no muster.
It certainly is possible to write Rust code that references uninitialized memory, and thus serves up whatever was left there on last use. This is one way to get "...bleed" type problems, in which malformed requests trigger responses that sample some stuff lying around on the heap.

http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/heartbleed-in-rust
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_drug_theory
Thank you for elaborating. I also fight the idea that Islam (and the Qur'an in particular) encourages terrorist activity, to the point where my own family members have asked if I considered myself to be Muslim myself (no, I just have actually read a good chunk of the book).

Nevertheless, there are several people that use it (as people do with all religions) as a justification to further their own malicious ends.

I think you pretty much understood my point fully with your takeaways.

Personally, I have no desire to go to France, because I would be nervous about the potential for things to go wrong there. I also avoid planning trips to Mexico for a similar reason, or anywhere in the Middle East (not that I can really afford it anyway). My desire to see these places at this time is not strong enough to counteract my wariness about the potential for bad events to happen.

I would like to visit France at some point, because I studied French for two years in high school, but other countries are much higher on the priority list, and France was knocked down, in part, because of the slim, but potential danger that's there right now.

No country is truly safe. Like the top country of my list to visit is Japan, and North Korea tries to make sure it threatens Japan at least half as often as it threatens South Korea and the US, plus it had the nuclear reactor disaster, as well as regular tsunamis and earthquakes. But I don't care, at some point I'll visit it.

I know a woman in the US who almost didn't go vacation in Peru last year with her Peruvian husband, at the height of the Zika virus scare, but they still went. Now she's glad she went before this immigration ban bullshit, since he might had trouble getting back into the country. She still freaked out about Zika for awhile, though.

So I guess my point is, I don't know whether you should go to France or not, but I can understand why she might be hesitant to go. Generally speaking, though, if it's something you really want to do, you should do it sooner than later, because you don't know what the future will bring. It might be harder to afford it or enjoy it in the future, or something could happen and it wouldn't be the same experience.
Makes sense, it is the new KKK.
Virtual reality gives surgeons a better view of patient anatomy
>> By the end of the month I had gone slightly loopy (seriously - MacBook withdrawl is real),

After being on Mac for about a decade, it only took a week of using Windows full time before going back on the Mac felt foreign to me.

If I spent a week or so full time on the Mac, the reverse would probably happen.

These days I only care that my main tools work on whatever operating system I use (it's a great era for end users now that so many tools are cross platform). There are things about every OS'es main UI that bug me, so I don't find myself being loyal to any one particular OS.
Neural network in one command (works on Mac too)
Don't lay this at the feet of regular American citizens who want to put an end to illegal immigration. It was Obama's shitty policies that led to this deluge of uncontrolled immigration and illicit behavior by HIS justice department. That the Trump Administration wants to enforce the laws is not the problem. We can't control every drunk redneck idiot that wants to hurt people.
I somewhat lost of my fear of this when in my late teens I became fascinated with these[1] and basically read everything I could find about them, including poking around LANL's website enough to spelunk a PDF of their paper about construction methods

This lead down a rabbit hole of reading about all of the types of military-grade explosives available & their yield and discussing creative scenarios to exploit EMP weapons with friends online.

Not on the no-fly list or any watch-lists (that I know of) yet.

[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosively_pumped_flux_compre...)
Another serious question: if a stock has no voting rights and no dividends, why would it be worth anything at all? That is, what makes it different from a piece of paper with the company's name on it? If there are voting rights, then there's value because someone potentially could buy enough shares to meaningfully exert those rights, but if not, then what value do the shares have to anyone?
Off the cuff it looks great. Going to have to set aside some time to try it out.
Yep I assumed they believed in tech unemployment but I checked my assumption and couldn't find any evidence for it.

However I will say that in the long run it is very unlikely that the majority of Luddites were not far better off after the power loom than before. The quality of jobs available for the average person dramatically improved over the course industrialization, because automation increases human prosperity.
> lethal violence using firearms has increased within the context of criminal conflicts. The number of confirmed or suspected shootings was 20 per cent higher in 2014 than in 2006

The population of Sweden increased 10.6% during this time period. Shouldn't crime statistics be measured as incidence per 100,000?
I wonder whether this is why every Google router (OnHub, Wifi) on Earth shut down about 2PM PST yesterday and requires a factory reset to get running again.

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/googlewifi/38...
The motivation is quite similar, especially with the out of the box APIs. The architecture/implementation is significantly different.

Key value-prop differences are that out-of-box APIs are just one part of Hasura. The idea is to make it easy to integrate with community services (containerised) or deploy your own services in whatever language/stack.

Some other specific differences:

1. Hasura Data API is a graphql like query language to Postgres.

2. Deployment is similar to Heroku. So you deploy code in any language/framework

3. Nginx based API gateway behaves like a session middleware, so that any upstrea service can re-use auth
>(It took every ounce of strength not to call this issue "cloudbleed")

and some chap did it anyways. yay, i guess.
I'll try and dig up a cite later, but I've read analysis that this is just wrong. The "croppers" themselves mostly had very much worse jobs than before, as did their children and in many cases their grandchildren.

The multi generational aspect is perhaps surprising, but the first generation shouldn't be. Automation may create "better" jobs in some sense, but as a rule they aren't usually accessible to the people who are displaced by it.
As you say, any clock is going to have room behind it. The clip from Hugo actually reminds me more of the inside of Westminster Tower[1], though in the movie they put the clockworks right behind the face instead of in a separate room. I'm not particularly convinced that it's a hidden room, per se; the article just says "a secret door" which could well mean a perfectly ordinary door that they haven't labeled.

1: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rear_of_a_clock_face...
taviso tanks another company lmfao
Lens of Time: Building a Butterfly Wing
Not everyone gets taxed equally with a consumption tax. "You can only eat so much filet mignon," to quote a professor I once had.

Non-progressive taxes (which is mostly what we have in the US now) provide too much power to the wealthy. Further, in non-totalitarian societies, the government isn't a separate entity---it is controlled by whoever has the most power in the society.
In the comparison page, it would be great to see how Hasura compares to other PAAS offerings, such as Deis, Flynn, Tsuru, etc.

Agreed that built in ACLs and Baas is really fantastic.
In theory, it's possible for hate crimes to not be terrorism. Kill someone because they are a certain color, but have no intent for any end goal beyond killing that one person.

In practice, that probably never happens. Hate crimes almost always coincide with the intent to terrorize the target population.
Previous discussion today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13718456
Because unlike your shitty country, in ours, free men have the right to bear arms and to defend themselves and righteously protect their families, their property, and their rights. That's fucking why.
Sweden's government has a bizarre economic problem – collecting too much tax
Critical CloudFlare Vulnerability Causes Sensitive Data Leak
Great way to guarantee only giant conglomerates can commercialize anything.
There's lies, damn lies, statistics and biased people interpreting statistics...

2014 is a funny time to end the analysis... We are in 2017.
So data that discredits an ideology should remain unpublished? That sounds like theocracy.
I know this is a rhetorical question. I really do not understand where you're going with this though.
Did you just refer to sexual assault as a business?
marijuana is not an opioid? they're totally different substances, that produce mostly different effects?