skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Yugoslav mafia is well established in parts of Sweden; mostly in rural areas that the government seem to have forgotten exist. The rest is just supply and demand; mostly demand from Somali crime gangs.
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13722744

Additional comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13721431
Excellent find - I can't say if it's unbiased or not, but it definitely seems that way. Thanks!
He shouted "Get out of my country!" I'm pretty confident that was not directed solely at the person he then shot.
You could make the case that, since they have a -140% profit margin, the best way to hurt them is to use them all the time ^_^ Every $1.00 you give them costs them $2.40, every dollar you don't give them costs them nothing.
Remember, everyone: It is only white-majority countries that are in need of immigration and diversity. Why? Um, well ... just because!
It is irrelevant since they refuse to keep statics based on the Ethnicity.
Example (fictitious) if total Crime has decreased by 1% but crime by Swedish citizens has decreased by 5% it would actually show a 4% crime increase in non Swedish population. although this fictitious figure may seems small it would be nonetheless an unwarranted risk increase.
Not everything that distinguishes based on ethnicity is racism otherwise the vast majority of Medical research would be racist because they target specific populations for specific drugs.
Please read my post again, i said "tell someone ... they're being absurd". Operative word being "tell". Feel free to think it, feel free to correct them kindly, but if you actually tell them those words then you ARE being unkind.

Given that you value "rational heads" it is ironic you managed to not read my post with a rational head.

Edit: Also, given that, as a state Kansas failed to enact measures that are proven to minimize occurence of such things, i think it does not get to complain about being demeaned. These deaths are on Kansas, as a state.
Pandas is a python library but it is based on the concept of a Data Frame from R.
Yeah, I got this this morning too. It seems to be a pretty big downplay - it should be closer to "change all your passwords, have all your customers change all their passwords". They're busy shredding data from caches, but anyone scraping cloudflare sites in recent days might have data around that they'll never know about.

But I don't blame them entirely - it's unlikely this will have been used and unlikely a given customer's data would be present, so it'd induce panic which would probably never have resulted in an attack.
7 Ways to Motivate a Development Team
I moved to OS X for Protools circa 2002, when Windows support for it was just awful. When I build my next studio machine, I think I'm moving back.

I need a machine that is large, powerful, and expandable. The Mac Pro isn't this.

I don't like Windows, but the only programs I'm going to use are Protools and Ableton Live. Just like on my gaming computer, which essentially just runs Steam (and games) I can deal with it.

For live sets, I'll keep using a Macbook Pro, because if one breaks I can buy another in any city in 5 minutes and I will know it will work almost immediately for what I need.
From what I'm aware of, grenade attacks mostly occur between gangs in Malmö and some areas of Skåne and Göteborg. I'm not a Swedish national, I'm an expat living here so I don't have the whole story behind these gangs and why they mostly gathered around Göteborg and Malmö but not Stockholm.

What I know is that these grenades came from the Balkans after the civil wars in the former Yugoslavia, now why is it so common for it to happen in Sweden of all countries I honestly don't know.
I think there were some experiments with options, but I'm not sure how popular that is
This happened to me. Since I've had my Google account breached once (and my mother had an awful experience), I have 2FA enabled... but the text messages weren't arriving (I guess Google was swamped or something).

I fortunately had the ten backup codes.

I'm really happy to hear it wasn't another attack on my account. It also reminds me that Google can be unresponsive :( and how much I depend on them (both my Gmail and my Android were warning me)
I agree that Apple shouldn't be chasing every bit of chickenfeed and producing lots of similar products. In fact, I would like to see Apple go back to 4 main macOS products; home desktop, home portable, pro desktop, pro portable. Getting rid of the MacBook Air/MacBook/MacBook Pro/iPad4/iPad Air/iPad Pro/iPad Pro2 confusion would go long way to making it possible to recommend an Apple product to my friends & family.

As it stands now, when someone asks me what computer to buy I have to interrogate them on their exact usage pattern and then spend a couple of hours looking at all the different Apple products to see which one might serve them best. 10 years ago it was simple; you just want to send email, browse Facebook from home, get an iMac. If you wanted to compile code at Starbucks, get a MBP. Goofing off at the library, get a MB. Simple.
> Wes wrote his book in Py2 and did not have any desire for Py3

I find it hard to believe you're citing a book that was published in 2012[1], when it made sense to still target Python 2, as relevant to today's argument. The new version is updated for Python 3.5[2].

[1] http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920023784.do

[2] https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/python-for-da...
India's hostels for the upwardly mobile
Without meaning to sound rude, why does it make a difference where you live? I feel like I'm missing something.
Introduction to TypeScript 2.2: What’s New?
You could maybe convince me that this is good if you cared enough about it to host an instance yourself...
Honest question, this is far from my area of expertise: I get why you would put Cloudflare on a public website -- but what is the benefit of wrapping the authenticated, dynamic parts of a website/service in Cloudflare? These are things you would want to never get cached, and, I suppose, you would want end-to-end TLS'd into your own network?
I'm sorry. I do not care about dictionaries. Words gain and lose meaning by connotation, not by dictionaries. Good working definitions increase our ability to solve problems. Poor working definitions decrease them. In this case the proposed definition is a poor one.

If this is terrorism, there are dozens of terrorists acts every day. Hate crime? Sure. Drunken armed fool on his way to jail and a couple of guys just in the wrong place at the wrong time? Absolutely. Terrorism. Screw that. The word doesn't describe what happened. The western world is not in a war to stop armed stupid drunken men. Perhaps that's a great idea, but even then it wouldn't be terrorism.

My working definition of terrorism, which has served me well over the years, is "the use of stealth to deliberately target civilians in order to effect political change"
Well put. We're all racist to an extent. It's an unavoidable part of how our brains work. We will interpret things differently depending on how a person looks.

What matters is whether you understand and acknowledge this fact, and what you do about it. If you resist it and attempt to compensate, you're good. If you give in to it and embrace it, not so much.
For those who want an alternative there is the community continuation of Python 2.8, called Tauthon:

https://www.naftaliharris.com/blog/why-making-python-2.8/
Zero Downtime Laravel Deploys
Time to move to Incapsula
100% agree with you. It's a problem that is not easily fixed.

Taking about the vicious circle, I heard of a company that basically discards any resume with a male Arabic name in it, because they had lots of problems with that group in the past, but not for the women. Too bad for the Mohammed who wants to do a good job of course.

Very hard problem, but it all starts with being totally honest about the situation.
This is America. You can get a gun as easily as picking up a pack of diapers
Please don't do this. In fact I encourage the opposite, that people travel more (not just to the US), and further solidify the idea that we are one planet that needs to unite and should not be afraid to travel.

Overwhelm the borders. Double or triple the numbers. Show peacefully that we are positive and not backing down to the pettiness and ignorance of the current (and temporary) leaders and their cronies.
So you have a lot of clients who will pay you but you want the person who wrote this highly complex tool to give you their source code for free?

Would you consider paying a price for a hosted version of the product (not the source code)?
>Polling was incapable of accurately determining what the odds really were.

Nope.

If polling couldn't determine what the odds really were, the probabilities, which showed it was well within the realm of possibility that trump would win, aren't evidence the polls were out of alignment with reality.
You're likely being downvoted for posting a jokey comment more than anything else. From what I've observed on HN, if you're concerned about downvotes, it's likely better to err on the side of straightforward rather than clever.
I have received 2 emails mentioning many things listed here and also letting me know that my domain was not affected.

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Dear Cloudflare Customer:

Thursday afternoon, we published a blog post describing a memory leak caused by a serious bug that impacted Cloudflare's systems. If you haven't yet, I encourage you to read that post on the bug:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/incident-report-on-memory-leak-c...

While we resolved the bug within hours of it being reported to us, there was an ongoing risk that some of our customers' sensitive information could still be available through third party caches, such as the Google search cache.

Over the last week, we've worked with these caches to discover what customers may have had sensitive information exposed and ensure that the caches are purged. We waited to disclose the bug publicly until after these caches could be cleared in order to mitigate the ability of malicious individuals to exploit any exposed data.

In our review of these third party caches, we discovered data that had been exposed from approximately 150 of Cloudflare's customers across our Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. We have reached out to these customers directly to provide them with a copy of the data that was exposed, help them understand its impact, and help them mitigate that impact.

Fortunately, your domain is not one of the domains where we have discovered exposed data in any third party caches. The bug has been patched so it is no longer leaking data. However, we continue to work with these caches to review their records and help them purge any exposed data we find. If we discover any data leaked about your domains during this search, we will reach out to you directly and provide you full details of what we have found.

To date, we have yet to find any instance of the bug being exploited, but we recommend if you are concerned that you invalidate and reissue any persistent secrets, such as long lived session identifiers, tokens or keys. Due to the nature of the bug, customer SSL keys were not exposed and do not need to be rotated.

Again, if we discover new information that impacts you, we will reach out to you directly. In the meantime, if you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Matthew Prince
Cloudflare, Inc.
Co-founder and CEO
Moreover the usable statistics of 2016 are missing, since 2015 is a special year in Europe:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35158769
Speaking as someone who really loves Haskell -- let's be real, it's not serious competition against Python or Rust, same turf or not. It's a fantastic language for numerical computing and its applications, and for compilers/parsers, but it's never going to be as easy to use for the layman as an imperative language.

As someone who's used Go and who has some mixed feelings about it, I'm curious -- what do you find flawed in it?
It seems very weird for a person that age to be setting aside money for funeral expenses.
In many country, including France where issues similar to sweden exists, the quality of the education you receive is directly correlated with the median wealth of your neighborhood.
Poor suburbs have way worse education than rich ones.
I don't know.

As they say, past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

What's your opinion?
I bought a shotgun to shoot clay, and then I was given another shotgun that was 70 years old from someone who was cleaning out a relative's house that just died. I now own 2 guns bringing the guns per capita in my household to 1.

Guns unlike cars which also approach 1 per capita never really disappear. Not saying this is a good thing. Over the history of our gun owning country a lot have been made. Surely there are nuts out there that buy an arsenal but many guns are handed down over the years and kept. People also collect historical weapons.

It is hard to understand as suburban/city dwellers like myself, but in most other places in the country it is perfectly fine to be given granddad's guns and to keep them around adding to the statistics.
The people at OVH explained (in French) that this database was leaked in 2015, and the leak was made public at that time.

So nothing new here.

http://travaux.ovh.net/?do=details&id=23300
The place where someone lives changes the set of "regular banks" one's exposed to.
> People are advised not to try this without medical advice.

This is right after they talk about using it as a treatment for diabetes. If you're already diabetic, doing this as a treatment could have some risks.
Please tell me you mean this as a joke. D:
Hmm...

"“Get out of my Country!” White Terrorist Shoots Asian-American Engineers in Wake of Trump Visa Ban"

Oh so the guy shot two Asian-Americans because of Trump's Visa Ban. Too bad that's not at all what the article says. At most the article says

"The White House sets a tone in a country. Trump’s assertion that “Islam hates us” and his project of a Muslim ban sent a signal permitting hate crimes to the millions of unbalanced people in the US into whose hands the National Rifle Association has insisted on putting firearms. "

So let me get this strait. For this thought experiment I'm going to present the ideas as how I feel the author may see them.

A -> B -> C

A: Some guy, who was democratically elected by laws and regulations set up, established, and agreeded upon by all citizens of the US. He ran on a platform of ideas that he wanted and by extension, due to his ability to have a majority election, are mirrored by a majority of the states in the union.

B: This guy does what he said he would do, or at least the closest political equivilent.

C: People take this to mean we can just kill people whenever we want!

That logic doesn't make sense. I don't see the connection from A -> B -> C. Maybe there are more factors but for a title like this I expect a "I have proof that A -> B and from this data and from this other data I can prove that B -> C".

Also, I very much take umbridge with the statement that the NRA advocates, or results in, "unbalanced people" owning guns. I'd like to see some proof of why that claim is made. The NRA is perfectly fine with a specific set of gun control measures like FIDs, the right to refuse sale, and citizen run background checks. I don't think just stomping your feet and saying "the NRA is the problem" is going to make this (or any situation) better.

I also find it very funny that the only victim not mentioned in the title is the one who isn't "Asian-American". I know many far right-wing people who I'll send this to so they can have a chuckle at this sort of white washing. Big Brother would be proud at this authors ability to create a narative in such few words. He's given "For Sale, Baby Shoes; Never worn" a run for it's money with this one.

A better title would be "Three shot, one killed in Racist Attack" or something. I'm not a writer but leaving out a victum because it doesn't sound good in your title is just extremely sad in my opinion.
This is the "honest about lying" trope.

https://euvsdisinfo.eu/honest-about-lying/
> However the majority of Syrian refugees - about 70%[1][2][3] are women and children.

However the majority of all 2015 refugees aren't Syrian?
How social media is becoming a credit score
The costs of a funeral, transportation, and legal work can be excessive. Additionally, no one plans to be shot at a young age. I am sure they would rather spend their savings on their children/healthcare/rent now that there is no one providing for their household. Just because he was an engineer does not mean he was paid 10x everyone else.
I'm very confused, do people really believe companies in SV are more ethical or the social issues they support are because they believe in it, not just pr and marketing?

And people here say advertising doesn't work.
It might increasingly become difficult to differ: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-26329018

And you don't think that certainly more than half a billion africans would deserve to live a much better live than what is possible where they live now? Solution imho only can be to 'fix' those countries and 'fix' the birthrates.

Globalization also means that certain customs no longer are tolerable...
Anytime a substantial amount of attention aggregates in one place, there is an inherent bounty on said eyeballs.
I recently trashed my 2011 MBP (oops) and spent a month without it. I decided to try using my corporate-provided Surface Pro 4 instead to see how I could get on with a similar-spec Windows 10 PC for personal use.

By the end of the month I had gone slightly loopy (seriously - MacBook withdrawl is real), gave up and bought a 2015 rMBP. Personally I find macOS, and its deep integration with Apple's hardware, too intuitive and 'invisible' to the way I work to give up on it.
Code.mil – An experiment in open source at the Department of Defense
They do. According to official police statistics, 'people from foreign backgrounds' are responsible for about 30% of violent crimes, which makes them about three times as likely to commit such a crime, and they make up about 30-40% of the prison population.
The thing that puzzles me most is the seemingly American tendency of aggression towards strangers. The same man in Europe might have thrown the same slurs, but just gotten drunk after that; or if he were so deranged, maybe killed himself. Maybe I misunderstand it, but there seems to be a tendency to let others pay for your bad feelings.
Vimberlin: Lessons Learned from Building Splitjoin
That's how people interpreted the polls. But there were a lot of people who said that assigning a probability to the election was a foolish thing to do.

Also worth noting that accurate national polls wouldn't have captured a Trump victory (since Clinton lead in the popular vote). You would need state polls, but they're not always accurate. Trump's win in Michigan was a big surprise, but so was Sanders' win in Michigan a few months earlier.
One of the reason Sweden is welcoming migrants is because the birth rate is becoming really low, so there is need for new workers paying taxes.
They are accepting more poors (and by extension statistically more crime-prone) people today, to hopefully have a still sane and stable economy in the future (thus with less poors).
I think he hated the old python3 string formatting and that was why he didn't cover python3 previously. The new version is good enough that he's willing to make the switch now.
Filecoin – A Cryptocurrency Operated File Storage Network
You don't know their story before the guy was killed for the color of his skin.

You don't know whether they had some emergency funds that had recently been drained, or whether they chose to send money back to India to support someone else, or whatever.
That was due to the travisCI oauth issue. Google just signed everyone out that was authed to TravisCI
Could you elaborate how you find clients like this? Do you specifically look for clients who are willing to pay in bitcoin or work on bitcoin-related projects?
They are however much, much more sane than the US alt-right. At least at the top level.

Out of the eight parties currently represented in the Swedish parliament they are currently the most popular party, polling at 26.9%.

Source:

http://nyheteridag.se/nytt-sd-rekord-i-sentio-pa-otroliga-26...
Even assuming his wife was also working, it's a good bet she has plenty of bills to pay, and dipping into savings for funeral expenses when you just lost half your household income is not something I would ever suggest anyone do.
The RT dot com sites are essentially Russian propaganda.
So you argue that it wouldn't have been terrorism if he instead said "Death to all naggers!" because then it wouldn't serve a higher political purpose? To me those two statements are basically interchangeable in this scenario.
Lyft doesn't seem to do any form of real background checks. I had a driver that very clearly shouldn't have had a license and didn't speak a single word of English. The dude straight up blew through two reds.
> What are your sources that try to prove that socioeconomic factors are not 'the major ones'?

How about the Swedish government themselves?

- A 1996 BRA (Swedish Criminal statistics) study found that "there any indication that immigrants in Sweden are discriminated in the courts. Immigrant overrepresentation in registered crime is almost certainly real...nor is it caused by any generally lower social economic status (calculated as per SEI code) in Sweden."

- Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention determined that between 1985 and 1989 individuals born in Iraq, North Africa (Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia),Africa (excluding Uganda and the North African countries), other Middle East (Jordan, Palestine, Syria), Iran and Eastern Europe (Romania, Bulgaria) were convicted of rape at rates 20, 23, 17, 9, 10 and 18 greater than individuals born in Sweden respectively."

http://www.pdf-archive.com/2011/05/08/br-1996-2-invandrares-...

Besides, socioeconomic factors to justify rape....really?
You stand up the service somewhere else, and point the cloudflare proxy at that.

Everyone in the "cloud" is able to do the migration even without having prepared a disaster recovery plan ahead of time.
Cloudflare is not just a caching/CDN service, they also provide DDOS protection: https://www.cloudflare.com/ddos/
Nobody eloquently argued that idea away, we merely made the culture that relied on that idea economically unviable (at gunpoint).

Capitalism is actually a great racism cure. Racism was always economically unviable.

It only existed because we passed laws protecting it. For example, greedy contractors hired negroes to build stuff until congress passed the Davis-Bacon law stopping that. Jim Crow wasn't a set of "you can discriminate if you want" laws, it was "you must discriminate". It was an extremely intrusive regulatory regime to the point of regulating dating choices.

Uber doesn't care about my race. All they care about are my dollars/rupees.
Only if it was denser than water!
It is, but I haven't documented it at all https://github.com/capnmidnight/notiontheory-basic-build

Here is an example of usage https://github.com/NotionTheory/Primrose/blob/master/gulpfil...

The name is lame, I hadn't considered sharing it and I misremembered that the dev server and doc gen are not yet a default part of the build project (though I could add them easily).
> Plan: shoot some people in the group you want to leave, striking fear into the rest.

The exact same actions could've been terrorism with this as the plan, but it sounds more like an angry drunk than executing on a premeditated plan.

Contrast that with someone like Dylan Roof, who would match the terrorist label much better:

> A friend recalled a drunken Roof ranting one night about his unspecified six-month plan "to do something crazy" in order "to start a race war."
Don't think u can recognize a trolling post when you see one! :D
Ah. I live in Scotland too and wondered if Monzo had some connection (Tesco Bank is based here but operates UK-wide)