skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Prepending the source won't stop people from giving weight to the answer. Because it's the first and only one.

You would probably risk giving more credibility to sites like Breitbart by crediting them with the top result, as people will come to associate those site names with answers given "by Google."

If Google gives you a top search result, it means Google trusts that result to be a good one. There's no getting around the fact that people trust Google to give them good information, and Google's algorithms are failing to provide trustworthy information.
That's the point I'm making - Apple isn't really out to sell YouTube boxes, and never has been. If that's all they can do, they may as well exit the space, because there are cheaper, better-spec'd YouTube boxes which will eat so much of their lunch that it'll be uneconomical to continue manufacture and marketing.
Didn't youtube actually tried that once? I remember seeing some movies on YouTube that I could pay to watch.

(And when I tried it, I got the familiar "not available in your country".)
Using Rump kernels to run unmodified NetBSD drivers on seL4
But HDR displays are coming [1].

[1] http://www.techradar.com/news/television/hdr-welcome-to-the-...
Faulty Rsync setup exposes River City Media’s operation
i believe thise case was initiated prior to those changes.
That's amazing, thanks! I know it's a burning issue in Australia, but the ABS stats were practically antiques.
Apparently "innocent until proven otherwise" also doesn't resemble "How the world should be" in this comment.
Yes, this seemed unlikely to me as well. If the pixel clock is fixed, there's no other signal to display other than the one you'd see on a CRT... maybe people use some hardware that has some kind of framerate conversion step that introduces artefacts?
Meta question for OP: Do you have an association with Liner? I notice that this is the second article you've posted that uses it[1].

To any mod that reads this: Can the URL be changed to point to the original article[2]?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13801423

[2] http://www.vox.com/2016/4/28/11518804/weight-loss-exercise-m...

Edit: I see that you do from your submission history[3]. This seems a little disingenuous to me.

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=hmppark7
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Tails 2.11 is scheduled for March 7th
Well, if you want to be that precise about the usage of words like karma, lets just say it is the organization's karma. I would like to think others can see my first comment as rhetorical.

Although I am now curious. If I found a way to link it to his karma would you actually like to hear about it?
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> Can't use Emacs on Windows? Use any other editor.

But... to Emacs users, there is no "any other" editor :)

// That being said, it's possible to run a native Windows build of Emacs, I remember doing that at some point. It wasn't overly nice though, and you have to delve into the whole msys/mingw/cygwin thing.
The Node server is single-threaded and multiplexes requests when they yield control (for instance, when they make an async database call). Depending on how realistic your "dummy operations" are, that may not be happening at all.

If you want parallelism, you'll need to add it yourself:

http://mobilenext.net/scaling-node-js-multi-core-systems/
Sorry, not sorry.
I'm pretty sure there's a common saying about two lefts not making a right. Or two rights not making a wrong? Can't quite remember.
On color, I like to highlight slightly the row, or column depending on the data, I'm looking at by changing slightly the contrast.
I don't see any of that garbage.
You can still stream movies you rent from google play store on YouTube.
IBM will sell 50-qubit universal quantum computer “in the next few years”
They do always append a link below their answer to the site where they got it. Personally I find this to be the exact same solution as yours (not literally). The problem is some people don't clicks links anymore. It's a problem people are stupid, but its not googles problem, even if idiots uses google (like everyone else).
While a compromised exit node is bad, isn't the situation improved if your TOR session is encrypted? With an encrypted session over tor, and a trusted endpoint, what is your risk profile beyond your exposure to the endpoint?
Is finding a "wife" that important?
The voltage is related to display size, a 17" monitor might run on 27kv while a 32" might run on 34kv, but at higher voltages more X-rays are emitted so most TVs have safety mechanisms to limit voltage.

As for the safety I'd expect anybody servicing arcades to know what they're doing.
This works really well to illustrate most of these points: http://i.imgur.com/ZY8dKpA.gif
No, the topic being discussed is

"Browsers won't and should never have the full capabilities of native APIs. It's certain that many more applications will shift into web apps, but there are limits to what I'll want my browser to do."

Which given the increase in mobile OS across the planet and their use of native apps, is something I wish will turn the tide.
How Being a Linguist Helped Me Rock in Web Development
This seems great for those situation where telling the person that you are busy, or cannot attend them anymore wont cut it.

Usually a phone call is the only detractor for them to interrupt me. at the end it ended up being just to let me know something like i got this to compile!! which could have been done on slack or lync.
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Poachers Hack Environmentalists’ GPS Signals to Hunt Endangered Animals
yea, this is my theory. Occam's razor applies here more than ever.

If i recall, this case is one of the first times the term NIT was used and it could mean literally anything.
> nobody will know if it's been due to fishing, insecure passwords, or an information leak such as the Cloudflare bug, or an undisclosed or undiscovered breach somewhere

"Not measurable over the background noise" is a pretty workable definition of "no fallout".
> Build a community of entrepreneurs who can encourage and teach each other

Working towards the mentioned goal can start right here on HN by adding a navbar link titled "MOOC" like what YC did with "Apply HN". I am curious to know if YC considered involving the HN community directly like they did with the Fellowship. I remember the whole controversy involving pinboard and YC receiving a lot of flak for it, but I hope that experience did not deter YC from involving the HN community if they had considered involving the HN community. I imagine there are a lot of enthusiastic folks around here willing to give feedback to startups.

Sam Altman mentioned that somewhere (can't remember where) that they would experiment giving funding to a few startups taking part in the MOOC. I wonder why they pushed that to the next offering of the MOOC, why not start now?

Also, what happened to the Fellowship? I thought it was a great idea but I get the impression (from having read comments about the Fellowship written by YC partners) that YC felt it might not have been the best way to scale funding new startups and so the MOOC was born.

Suggestion : the Fellowship was a great idea and so is this MOOC, why not make the Fellowship a subset of the MOOC i.e fund a few startups taking part in the MOOC with $20,000 or so and please find a way to involve the HN community directly.
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I always prefered 'The good, the bad, the ugly' to be honest. Just such a simple story so brilliantly executed.
> Looking it up, I think I did that when I was 16, but I've never used it while programming.

Any reasoning about loops or recursion requires an implicit understanding of proof by induction. Making it formally explicit seems like a perfectly fine idea.
> I also think disagree slightly on color. Restricted use of color makes sense For example red for negative values, or green for highlighted values that you want to stand out.

I would argue that while you can use colour to help your documents should be

* Perfectly readable when monochromatic

* Fully understandable without the colour

I would be concerned if you need to add colour for your data to be understood, and if you add it then it should be done with the understanding that not all of your readers will be able to see the same differences as you can (and you might be causing issues by altering things like contrast).

My only other main comment on this is similar, I want the communicated information to not rely on anything visual in tables. Bolding some results to indicate that they're significant is fine, if that information is available in another way, as I hate converting a format and losing information.
Things That Stops You from Being a Successful Person
> Not tell you what other people think the answer is.

Actually google and pagerank started like that.
It is not only maintenance but also building burn.
Yeah, to your point:

The EPA was an obstacle for Marc Edwards during the DC water crisis, but then was one of his biggest advocates during Flint.[0]

Examples like this are common enough. So it surprises me that most ideological debates are about whether government is good or harmful. It's both. There are failure modes both with it and without.

Agencies are made up of people, who sometimes do great work and save lives, sometimes learn from past mistakes, and sometimes make new ones that are incredibly costly to society.

I guess "We should study the areas where unintended consequences are most likely to dominate and limit government overreach in those areas, but recognize we still have real problems to solve where it might be the best tool for the job, so avoid throwing the baby out with the bathwater" doesn't make a great bumper sticker.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Edwards_(civil_engineerin...
This is sort of true for mixing, but definitely not for recording.

At the end of the day, you always need a mic pre. And they're often a big part of what people love about these old consoles.

On the recording side, I'd argue that a DAW is more akin to the tape machine than the console. Preamps are important, and computers don't have 'em.
Selective highlighting! This strategy teaches you to highlight ONLY the key words, phrases, vocabulary, and ideas that are central to understanding the reading.
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This is great, however I don't believe it will make you a better entrepreneur.

To me at least the only thing I ever learned from was doing it and make my own experience which often would if not contradict what I read about then at least illustrate that nothing beats doing.
I have found the mechanics of mathematical proof invaluable when programming, because they show you how to be very clear about what you do know and what you don't know. Basically "Is this thing just a random example, or something that is true in all cases?"

When I work on complex algorithms or concurrent systems I really feel the benefit of proof, because there's no way I could just test if the code is correct.

In the book, explaining what a proof is, how proofs are typically constructed and how to write a good one takes them ten pages, all written in very down-to-earth language. Then there are eight pages of problems you could do if you wanted to test your understanding.

I bet if you read those ten pages you'd feel there was nothing special there, just obvious ways to reason about things.
The problem of solving angular constraints has interested me for a while. I want to be able to programmatically lay out an optical setup with SVG. Here is my work so far, but I've run up against the problem of dealing with cyclic graphs. The "rewrite" branch uses a different approach based on an academic paper.

https://github.com/SeanDS/optivis/tree/rewrite
eh, I posit that you already understand induction and just don't know that you do.

"So many CS educated juniors" being uncomfortable with recursion is not an argument against understanding mathematical induction. Who says they understood induction?
Why does the source where the reply is taken from matters?

I only see a few ways this works.

The answer is correct. In this case, the source doesn't matter.

The answer is incorrect. In this case, the source doesn't matter, there is a flaw in the entire concept.

The answer's correctness depends upon the source. In this case, we have a deeper problem with the entire meaning of what a fact is.

Personally, I actually go with option three, but I think the deeper discussion needs to happen before we begin to even consider if something like featured snippets is worth doing. The best way for me to sum up on feelings on this is that while facts are absolute, any piece of information is either true or false (at least within the realm of normal human interactions), it is impossible to separate any fact from a human's perception of the fact which will automatically introduce biases.

An example: A few weeks ago I read online that <CNN anchor> did <very bad crime>. (I'll leave out the details because it only detracts from the point.) This is a factual statement, I did read it online, as did many others. But if many people who read it online states they read about it online, it creates a perception of truth to it, when the original post and the original replies were all showing how easy it is to create a false character assassination story. Regardless of how factual the statement is (it is true that I did read it online), my stating of such would still be an attempt to mislead even though I was using 100% factual statements.

I do not see any automatic truth determiner being possible until our society realizes the biased nature of human known facts.
I only recently got into polygon. What can be toxic about video game coverage? Ie. What am I looking for?
Struggling Towards Reliable Capybara JavaScript Testing
This is the revenge of the news sites i guess. Google can only be trusted by people as long as it keeps giving valid responses. If this continues there will be growing mistrust from its users leading to lower revenue etc etc.
> And in fact, it's much more likely, since for it they're all in the same security context.

I disagree. I think it's much less likely, because the kernel doesn't usually get involved in the process' memory once it is allocated.

Sure, it maps the virtual memory about to physical memory as needed, but bugs there is likely to cause severe corruption resulting in an immediate crash. The kernel doesn't go low level enough for it to be likely to result in messing with a process such that the single process continues to work but also leaks across the process-internal customer boundary that the kernel cannot see. That would require a level of surgical precision I don't think is likely in a bug.

To be clear, I'm not saying that you shouldn't use per-customer processes. The kernel has more eyes and is less likely to be vulnerable in this way. Just that from an analytical perspective, you are really just moving the problem elsewhere, rather than solving it.
Federal courts do this routinely on cases brought before them. But most victims can't afford the court system. Here is a recent, typical one:

"New Brunswick, N.J., police drive their patrol car into fleeing suspect. Officers: We parked in his path, and he rode his bike right into us. Third Circuit: Video inconclusive. No qualified immunity.
I guess the idea isn't to teach people how to be an awesome entrepreneur, but to point them in a good direction so they can earn the experience they need to be an awesome entrepreneur.
World War Meme
Have they ever said how they would define success? What would a smashing success look like to Facebook? Is it mostly about revenue?
I've been struggling with Capybara for some time now. I found this post and it was really helpful. I thought some other people might also appreciate it on here.

Slowly coming to the conclusion that it's a major waste of time trying to achieve 100% with Capybara, I decided to reduce the relative amount of feature/integration tests we have and increase the amount of unit and functional tests.

How are you guys handling this issue?
Not sure why that was down voted: I mean the goal of the 60% tax measure is to offer places to rent for locals, AirBnB doesn't solve that, it makes it worse...
Oh man, I'd sure like me some Samsung Nano Crystal Color Revolutionary Super Ultra High Definition TV and a Samsung refrigerator with No Frost system, a Samsung induction stove, Samsung dishwashing machine, Samsung electrical oven, and maybe even a Samsung microwave oven. Not to forget the innovative Samsung AddWash washing machine.

I wonder why that is.
Large and medium format completely blow the best digital sensors out there. Dynamic range (unless you have a 3000 USD DSLR), contrast in black and white... and the rendering of colors. With a DLSR you are stuck with one sensor, with film every new roll is a different experience.

And as long as you have the negs, you can keep your pictures almost forever. Try reading that fancy RAW, proprietary format from your 2010's camera in 2050.
interesting post to read
“Hello, (real) world” in PHP in 2017
I haven't followed up everything, but how is Google leading the AI race vs Facebook? I haven't seen a consumer service by Google run by AI.

There's the hugely popular Tenserflow but it's for developers and Facebook also released nice libraries (e.g for Torch)
There's nothing worse than DSLs.
this article is pretty much vapor. theregister has been hitting the news pretty hard and is becoming one of the more popular non-mainstream sources. So they probably need some filler content?

30% in a year is solid, especially with the proliferation of tools for building bots making it more and more accessible to tinkerers and smaller orgs. ie, use caes where complete automation may not be the primary goal.
Have you tried Star Wars, Tempest, Star Trek, or some of the other vector games? Yeah, no comparison to raster emulation.

MAME can be interfaced to a laser setup for true vector graphics.
This right here is the correct answer.

It's also why studies on the topic is really hard.

People aren't deliberately lying, but subconsciously ignoring what you actually eat is REALLY pervasive in people, and like you say, logging what you eat changes what you eat, in almost everyone.

So many people (including myself) that say "I just started lifting weights" did so much more. In reality what happens is you have an epiphany/catharsis/turning point in your life that makes you want to become healthy, and the direct action you make is start excercising, but the indirect actions you make are not stuffing your face with a bag of chips as often, and drinking more water, redistributing macros on your plate, and maybe substitute a protein shake for a meal at times.

And presto: You've lost a ton of weight (figuratively) "just by excercising a bit".
I'm not racist but... [racism]
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> which should be enough for everybody

I've heard these words so often that they've lost any meaning to me. :)
"I haven't seen a consumer service by Google run by AI".

Have you, perchance, used Google Search?
>I'm not clear how Photoshop is "outdated", unless you're trying to make some convoluted dig about proprietary software being obsolete as a concept.

Outdated software was mentioned earlier in the thread.

>This kind of smug dismissal of the average user's needs and abilities is exactly why Linux on the desktop never took off.

Irrelevant :)

Besides, it's not a matter of dismissal, smug or not, but just basic systems theory. Read up.
Missing here: normalized performance with price. If anyone wants to do the tables ... :-)
Ask HN: How to obtain a QNX non-commercial license?
Recently I have taken interest in studying real-time operating systems. While reading about the topic, of the available commercial platforms, QNX seemed to be among the most widely adopted ones, thus I naturally went on and explored the possibilities how could someone with no previous connection to the QNX community get started with it, experiment and learn. To my surprise, the QNX website openly states that they do support and even encourage such activities, as described here: http://www.qnx.com/company/education/ and here: http://www.qnx.com/legal/licensing/non_commercial.html

As the only viable option shown there was to mail licensing@qnx.com and ask about non-commercial licenses, I did so, explained my situation and goals, but I was informed that they don't support such licenses anymore, only the 30day evaluation period is available. 30 days might be enough for someone that has prior experience with RTOSes, for the exact purpose to evaluate the platform whether it satisfies their needs or not, but it's just not enough for someone who wants to learn it.

I understand there are freely available RTOSes as well, such as FreeRTOS, but given the industry position of QNX, it seemed to me as the most interesting option, as many job advertisements put exactly experience with QNX as one of the bonus points.

My question is, did I do something wrong (or did I not do something that I was supposed to do) which resulted in me being rejected? Or, are those licenses really no longer available, and they just didn't update the website for a very long time?
Honest question: Wouldn't people floating in boats thought the water induce impurities?
Lots of analytics, advertising and tracking being used on the site: https://builtwith.com/www.startupschool.org

Expecting to see lots of ads for this appearing soon.
It's not much to go on, but it seems they are looking into better isolation going forward: https://disqus.com/home/discussion/cloudflare/incident_repor...
For the lazy: https://snag.gy/b9Zvlw.jpg

And for those outside of the US (like me) who don't get this result even if they try to go to google.com: https://www.google.com/ncr (No Country Redirect)
With configured away you surely mean install third party tools full of adware until one nearly does what you want.
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All this is saying to me is hoard discarded CRT monitors in a storage locker for 3 years then sell them off for good money on ebay. Am I mistaken?
Alternatively try Intermittent Fasting. Most people do it where you break your fast around 1pm, but for the purposes that OP is discussing, move your eating window to between 5pm and 10pm.

It is admittedly harder at first, but after a week or two your body adapts and you should experience a sustained level of energy throughout the day. Of course this means not eating lunch at work.
Are you sure you understand the concept AND the limitations of PCR? I predict: No.

There are many forms of DNA. Single stranded, double stranded, circular etc. etc.
I assume we were talking about non-circular DNA. ds/ss does not matter, for PCR you would have to go ds anyway. You realize that strand shortening would be a problem? I could think about ways to correct this but it is not trivial.
To save others Googling — "Total Daily Energy Expenditure": your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR; i.e. energy used up at rest) + calories burned through any activity (exercise).