skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you kidding? The attorney general of the United States is on record saying the one thing that kept him from joining the KKK was their marijuana use, stating that "decent people don't smoke marijuana."

Public opinion may have shifted, but as far as the current White House is concerned, it's their way or the highway.
I need DDoS protection because they get hit nearly daily (esports/gaming related; this is par for the course in this vertical).

I can't pay per GB because of the DDoS protection portion - the last time I used AWS/Cloudfront the skids just wget looped on a hundred thousand threads in the most expensive per-GB region. Cloudflare is basically the only "CDN" that I can feasibly use for even just images. I'm happy to pay, but unmetered only.

I deliver via SSL but there is close to no PII, I don't mind that much about the MITM factor.

Lower layer protection against volumetric floods is needed (standard attacks, all UDP needs to be dropped as high up as possible), but also L7 protection is needed - not vulns/XSS/SQLi/etc, but we're talking bursts of 10m-20m+ req/s to whatever the most expensive endpoint is (usually search), registration attempts, if any third party APIs are used, the intent is to exhaust as many calls as possible or deny service in the end.

I have a stupid amount of nginx and custom lua rules + redis trying to clean up whatever gets passed through, things like "if IP has shown over 40 different user agents in the last 2 minutes, drop it as high up as possible, ideally before it enters my network" and "if this user agent contains Chrome but the request headers don't accept sdch then this is an flood".

The commercial/for-profit larger sites in this group are behind Akamai and Distil. Both of these cost $comedy.

This level of bullshit is fairly normal for video games.
I just go laparoscopic surgery. I told them multiple times I didn't want to use opiates to manage pain, that I wasn't in very much pain, and they still gave me iv fentanyl, and about 150 Vicodin tablets to take home. They asked me if I had an opiate problem, like turning down opiates meant that I had some kind of drug issue. It was bizarre.
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Companies with that mindset invest heavily in interns: you get a three-month work sample in your working environment & can (initially) offer them less than an experienced engineer.

Most companies have problems they needs solving right now or in the near future, not when an intern gets experienced enough to tackle it.

> come in with some decent technical skills, and can quickly learn to become a valuable asset

This sounds like you described a consultant.
Not to mention $90k person is likely leaving because they have low faith in the company in the first place.
I pioneered streaming video to the browser, so the primordial 'webcam' server software (initially SGI only, later also on the PC), a piece of software to 'reflect' a single stream to many users (which you could cascade, sort of a primitive CDN for video) and a module that allowed pay-per view and a system to do the actual pay-per-view transactions. All this happened between 1995 and 1998, at which point the product became free by tying it to a service (camarades.com), which I shut down on Jan. 1st this year.
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If I can't conveniently avoid those things, I like to use the names of famous serial killers, with a local address that would be in the ocean (if it existed).

I've yet to have a sales clerk question it (or perhaps they just don't care).
Here's an album I made exclusively with LMMS and it's default setup of sounds and plugins:

https://kruhft.bandcamp.com/album/listener

It's a pretty good piece of software.
> What if this whole mess isn't so much a technical problem to be solved as much as it is our system functioning under its own perverse incentives?

Indeed! What if!
I think it depends a lot on how specific you are. I hate generic cold emails as well, so I've always struggled with this. My theory is to just personalize as much as possible. And more importantly, only reach out to relevant potential customers.

Though anyone who sends the third email after no response with something like "did you get squished by an elephant or eaten by an alligator? Because I can't think of any other reason you haven't replied" is instantly dead to me.
It's not possible to sum them. See the explanation of how to read the data under the "What do you like about Go?" results. In particular, "management" and "dependency" both include the "dependency management" counts, so including those in the sum double-counts responses that say "dependency management".

I ran the numbers just now, and 571 responses contain the (case-insensitive) text substring "package manage" or "dependenc", compared to 623 for substring "generic". These two topics are very clearly the top two. They're also both on my list for this year (research.swtch.com/go2017). It doesn't seem that important which one "won".

If you have suggestions for how to summarize free-response text in a way that lets the data speak rather than lend itself to cherry-picking, please let us know. I'm certainly open to improved analysis next time.
Lack of competition to build Docker images.
I do use C, but my point is that it is feasible to incorporate both of those features in an embedded VM, by using Erlang style actors for concurrency, and by providing builtin vector types that use SIMD instructions where available. If future language designers were to do so, they would be able to better differentiate their language from Lua, which does not provide these features.
Telling those two apart reliably is one of the fundamental problems in computer science.
Download a trojan of some sort.
Just tweeted your link, let's see how fast we can get your from $600K to $1M and up ;)

Best of luck!
In fact (don't know full facts, but I too have been reading his blog for some time), I think he was a designer (of mobile apps and web sites, maybe had dev skills too), then wrote a few books for a while (on areas where he had skills, like design, later on other areas too), then used the earnings from that to start Convertkit. IIRC he even mentions this approach in one of his blog posts. Bootstrapping all the way, seems like, to me :)
A 90-day window might be better for you if you want to stick around at a company for a while and there were other people that came before you, but left. "Dead equity" of startup employees who have left but not exercised means that they can let you do all of the work while they dilute the available equity pool (i.e., take money directly out of your pocket). This a16z article goes into this: http://a16z.com/2016/06/23/options-timing/ (Though I'm not saying I agree 100% with their naturally biased position)

An extended exercise window is not an end-all-be-all solution. Other solutions that don't have the dead equity problem include:

1. Actually pay startup employees reasonable salaries and don't pretend their equity is 100% certain to lead to great riches since it is a risk

2. IRS / Congress could fix tax treatment in this situation, since it is not serving the purpose it was intended to (avoid rich people dodging taxes)

3. Startups actually IPO / get liquid faster instead of contributing to our existing private equity bubble where liquidity events are delayed indefinitely, rendering equity useless. More liquid cash flying around is generally better for everyone as long as it's not a dotcom-era bubble.

Employees have just as much of a responsibility to learn this stuff as their employers do to act generally ethically. They're your employer, not your parents.
Is there any caching involved?

In other words, what happens if I build the same source tree twice or if one line changes between one run and the next?
Here's an example of an album I made with ReNoise and it's default sounds/plugin set:

http://kruhft.bandcamp.com/album/macro-2

All of it is mixed, played and recorded'live' with the pre-programmed tracks being mixed using an offboard midi controller.
The legal status IMO is less important in this case than how the state treats it. In the Netherlands (correct me if I'm wrong), drugs are seen as a public health concern, and in the US its seen as a criminal problem. When its criminalized and demonized like it is here, then politicans must "crack down" on it to appear "tough on crime", and more progressive mitigation solutions (like supervised injection and treatment centers) aren't even entertained in our lust to imprison.
Where do you see any evidence of that?
I went through the doc. Yes, in addition to Dockerfile, there is a way to run tasks in parallel. I'm not sure how killing of a feature that is, when every build tool lets you pass a job count. And beside that, I can't think of a legit use-case of what to run side by side in a container build. Maybe someone else knows/cares?

I've never built anything with JDK, but is cleanup of build dependencies really a problem in 2017?

For these goodies, you get a nice piece of vendor lock-in.
Then they'll just spam all of them. And if you have other reasons to not want to be tracked down, then having 20 or 30 addresses will not help much.
I really think that in the short term when these ML techniques are available (and proven since this appears to be unpublished with no replication / peer review) are going to be tools for Physicians.

Also, it might be that the role of doctors changes. Maybe you have an automated system that will do all the medical testing but then refer you to someone that can create a treatment plan , perform operations and so forth.
In British English, 'brackets' means parentheses, as opposed to square brackets or curly brackets (also called braces). Maybe OP uses British English.
Don't forget Apple ][ . Wozniac abused of NTSC artifacts to generate colors.
There are two different things going on here though - one is whether we offer incentives for investors.

The other is how the tax system works when people receive options / equity.

The problem with 'receiving' equity is that 1) Current laws treat equity as if it was cash - but it's not. 2) Whether employees should be compensated and recognised for their potential opportunity costs - essentially given a similar deal to investors.

Keep in mind that many startups will offer equity in lieu of the salary that they would otherwise command.

Also, if you're offered a significant portion of equity in a startup, then taxes currently make a large disincentive for people to accept and join the startup.
Here's ngram -- a measure of use in books: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=%22welfare+que...
We don't currently cache anything from one build to the next. We are open to optimizations here, in the future.
But is there an international interpol-style/black helicopters operation against such types. If there's one class of people I'd be glad to see have their human rights trampled, it would be spammers.
Here is what they all mean, saves you opening a bunch of tabs: https://airtable.com/shrfy8qWla6qIviin
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There are a couple of competitors out there. Tozny (https://tozny.com/secure-login/) and LaunchKey (https://launchkey.com/) both offer similar solutions. Both also offer APIs for integration with other products and ship WordPress plugins (for anyone who needs that particular integration).

So there are options out there, and 3 months is plenty of time to migrate accounts that need to migrate (I'm sure either of these, and any other companies offering alternatives, would be happy to help anyone making a change).
To be clear, the discussion of survey free-text answers is based on us (mainly Steve) reading all the text. The goal in the free-text presentations was to show raw data in a useful way for others to look for details.

As I noted in a comment elsewhere on this page, if you have suggestions for how to summarize free-response text in a way that lets the data speak rather than lend itself to cherry-picking, please let us know. I'm certainly open to improved analysis next time.
in commonwealth english, it's most commonly "brackets" for (), "square brackets" for [] and "curly brackets" for {}
Isn't this what happened with FB as well?
> If you want to keep drugs out of the hands of kids, make them all legal and watch the usage numbers fall.

Doesn't the UK experience with alcohol counter this?

(I am strongly in favour of legalisation of all drugs).
Check https://morecrows.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/unnecessariat/ for some deep reasons and for a feel how bad it is. Don't blame this or that pharma for it, that's a distraction.
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Composite would get you a different amount of horizontal blur for different colors. In an analog sort of way, it's like resolution is reduced for each color component, but the red-green color axis is done differently from the blue-yellow color axis. For each 4 "pixels" (again, analog filtering) of brightness value you get 2 pixels worth of data for one color axis and just 1 pixel worth of data for the other color axis.

You also need to account for blooming, phosphor delay (different for each of red/green/blue), a "black" that is grey...

If you want faithful emulation, you need all these things. If you want performance, you want none. For the most attractive display, you need SOME of these things, and it varies from game to game. Probably some can be done in a GPU. You might want to let the user know if a real (not just MesaGL) GPU is available and able to handle something, if a GPU can do a half-good job, if something will just munch CPU time, etc.
I'll have to take your word that the guidelines say effectively to give the patient what they want, it seems a strange idea.

Here, in Norway, the doctor also tells the patient to take as much as they need but the decision on the actual type of pain relief is arrived at collaboratively between the patient and the doctor, sometimes including a short stay, two or three nights, in hospital so that multiple regimes can be quickly tried out under supervision.

In some cases they can prescribe more suitable drugs and more suitable delivery methods.

For instance the pain associated with cancer is often better controlled with a Fentanyl continuous delivery patch than an Oxy capsule. Oxy is good for relatively quick relief when you have a temporary increase in pain but the effect wears off so you get uneven pain relief.

I'm not a doctor, just speaking from personal knowledge of someone very close to me.
Why ? It's not as if the old code needs to be rewitten just because there is the option of generics.
Good question and something I am trying to do as well at the moment (web dev last few years so I do know some coding Python/PHP/JS).

My own method has been war gaming sites like pwnable.kr, learning C, getting better at bash, bug bounty programs, playing with security tools (bettercap, sqlmap, metasploit) and eventually I would like to get OSCP certification.

Would love to hear from people experienced in the profession if there is anything I am missing or any pointers they could offer me.
The point is "inlining" already refers to this kind of inlining. The already-present form is more limited than the typical use of the term.
I feel like I'm missing some back story here. Why is he leaving YC?
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Does anybody know when they are launching in Australia? They have listed 2017 as the launch year, and I'm excited for launch :).
The game is a great opportunity to scan through the definition of each of the scientific terms and get an understanding. And your list is a perfect motivation to compare my comprehension with your summary of each game variant. Thanks.
Trying to understand the mission behind this program. The site has no information. With YC, 500, and Techstars it's pretty clear they are very team/founder focused. It would be nice to understand why founders should look at Zero-F and how they can benefit from going through this program.
> Our team will be joining another company, which we’ll have more news about in the next few weeks.

Sounds like some kind of acquisition or merger, with a promise of a future update. In other words, there will be a post-mortem, but they were alerting everyone to the coming death of the product and the services it depends on as soon as possible.
Eh, just volatile atm. Interesting to see if it tanks big time.
I'm not sure I was arguing that opiate addicts are violent when they're high.

I'm not making a moral argument about legalization or even (as is being repeatedly suggested on this thread) subsidization of opiates. I'm saying that if the cause of the epidemic is prescription opioids, and the ultimate problem is "too many people are non-functional opioid addicts", then deregulation won't fix the problem.
The compile-time/run-time tradeoff is interesting. Getting the "maximum possible runtime benefits" probably calls for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superoptimization :)
Would you consider people who are not in EU, but can work in UTC?
"Could your comment possibly be any more obtuse and offensive?" asks this single mother with a PhD.
I laughed out loud at this one. And at Romanticism.
The difference between including the JDK vs only the JRE in your deployable image can mean hundreds of megabytes saved. If you're trying to roll out this image to hundreds or thousands of nodes, this can save a lot of resources.

Additionally, less in your deployable is better from a security standpoint.

re lock-in: We're definitely cognizant of lock-in issues, and were trying to make it as friendly as possible. In the end, our service is running a series of containers with your source mounted in. If you really want out, replicating this process is straightforward.
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It remember me a lot when I plugged my Spectrum +3 via composite video to my small TV when I was a child.
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You need to capture not just addicts who got started on prescriptions, but addicts who got started through the resale of overprescribed opiates from non-addicts.
The spice epidemic is mostly prison related though.

Prisons should stop testing for cannabis; and should consider prescribing cannabis of known strengths (and higher CBD rather than THC content).

(Also, they need to start providing a lot more mental health support and meaningful activity).
The two types of options are similar in that they have the same general terms. However, you cannot sell your ISOs on the CBOE, because they differ in details, the most important one being that the exchanges only trade in options for publicly traded companies.

That doesn't mean you can't sell your ISOs to someone else; there just isn't a marketplace for it.
Is that true? (serious question)

I can't believe that many more people, especially (and coincidentally?) in the inner cities, need pain meds. This seems like something bigger in my mind. But I also don't have any data to back it up.
That is like 10 or 20 times the death rate as in Western Europe. I know you guys love your bodycounts, but still...
That's not a problem when you don't have a product, you might also use a botnet yourself.
The walls felt a bit less forgiving in Conservatism, but I could have just been imagining it.
Postman's book is now 32 years old! I read it as a teenager, which dates me...

I'm not sure about the Amusing Ourselves To Death stuff or the tut-tutting about cooking and gardening, but overall, though, I think you're on the right track. I'm sure that between automation of both manufacturing and services, big-box retailers and the fact that the covering of the 'long tail' is done very well by web-based business. It's hard to picture what a lot of people are going to be able to do in this circumstance and there seems to be the real potential for a cascading unpleasantness.

If you even half-believe the 'technological unemployment' worry, the scary part is that the non-automatable jobs that involved providing goods and services to those displaced by technology will also suffer.

There may be plenty of spare time for people to have that 'great awakening', whatever that might turn out to be.
Disclaimer: Codeship employee. Glad you like our approach. We are constantly working on performance, for sure. Since we offer dedicated build machines, there are always options for better performance.

Appreciate the feedback, and feel free to reach out to me directly anytime if you have other questions or thoughts on how we can get better.
First hit on Google for "copying virtualbox vm to another machine" gives you three options:

http://superuser.com/questions/633431/whats-the-recommended-...
If you're reading about the founder of a company, chances are you're reading content marketing for that founder's company.

If you're listening to a podcast with a company founder as a guest — you're listening to content marketing.

If you're attending a free event, webinar or watching a youtube video where company founders are talking about stuff — you're watching content marketing.

I'm not saying this is bad. Content marketing basically converts at some rate relative to the value that consumers get from it so there is some merit to that. As long as people realize what their consuming, seems fine.
You're welcome to create a CSS-only version, since CSS is Turing complete ;)
Read Chasing the Scream [1], a fantastic book that documents drug prohibition in the USA, how doctors who viewed it as a health issue got chased out of their desire to help, and suggests many paths to helping people and making the world a better, safer place.

I've posted this in enough threads that I probably seem like a bot advertising for it, but seriously, it's a book worth reading and that can change someone's entire opinion on the drug epidemic and what legislation we should pass.

[1] http://chasingthescream.com/
yes, and now it's worth over 3x its opening day price.
Is this really true? Not the fact that this happened but the fact that this is a first! Seriously?

If it is, way to go Air India! That's classy and brilliant!

Edit: The linked CNN article has more details and although the 'record' seems gimmicky, that's still something to be celebrated. I'm still surprised that this is something that needs celebration, rather than just being something commonplace.
Reading and writing CPP macros is awful, but it's still not as bad as reading and writing the mind-numbing boilerplate that they replace.
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> What if this whole mess isn't so much a technical problem to be solved as much as it is our system functioning under its own perverse incentives? Other countries don't have this problem.

That description could easily be applied to many aspects of the US healthcare system - an epidemic is a failing of public health.
I thought this was relevant more so because of all the analysts covering SNAP, not a single one has a but rating on it.

That's pretty unusual for a 10+ billion dollar company
Humans are born irrational, and that has made us better decision-makers
This is HN, we can't be serious unless everyone gets a medal
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> The guidelines currently say that if someone is in pain, give them as much painkiller as they want

Can you point me to those guidelines please? I'm struggling to find them.

I can understand the advice if it's relating to short term immediate pain - for example post-operative pain. Addiction is unlikely to result from pain medication use in that example.

Here's the English advice: http://www.fpm.ac.uk/faculty-of-pain-medicine/opioids-aware