skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I recommend reading some of the news that started this 3 months ago[0]. Quote from Google's response:

"However, the handful of OFCCP requests that are the subject of the complaint are overbroad in scope, or reveal confidential data, and we’ve made this clear to the OFCCP, to no avail. These requests include thousands of employees’ private contact information which we safeguard rigorously."

[0] https://www.law360.com/articles/877558/dol-sues-google-over-...
Yes. For example, the dbus package: https://github.com/therecipe/qt/blob/053d54a2eb0658bae6e3259...

https://github.com/therecipe/qt/blob/053d54a2eb0658bae6e3259...

All of the code is cgo wrappers around messes of c/c++
I’ve been lucky enough to work with Léonie and would echo that she’s a massive resource of practical accessibility knowledge. The blog post above was on HN and generated some discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10324480
Equitel now 2nd most used mobile money service in Kenya after M-Pesa
nope. I come from one of the world's producers of coffee, Puerto Rico. Starbucks give me a break. I've seen better stuff at in the grocery aisle.
My AWS Wishlist (Kinesis, Lambda, Cloudwatch, Redshift)
I see sometimes on twitter #AWSwishlist.

Here is mine (extracted from https://medium.com/appaloosa-store-engineering/from-mongodb-to-aws-redshift-a-practical-guide-5ec8ee8fb147) :

* Kinesis : We should be able to more easily validate the uniqueness of the Kinesis output or Kinesis consumer input.

* Lambda timeouts: Have more infos about lambda timeout

* Cloudwatch alarm: actually it’s not possible to get alarms that combine multiple metrics. I would like to report all alarm for a group of lambda (per environment).

* Lambda errors reporting: You have to build your own system if you want to be notified when a lambda fails. It still misses a dedicated errors reporting system to have the complete stacktrace of a failing lambda. Also it should split the errors into two groups (timeouts and errors) that occurred inside the lambda. Right now, lambda errors are all grouped together, which is not ideal.

* Redshift: Some useful SQL commands are missing from the syntax (DISTINCT ON, GENERATE_SERIES()..).

What is your AWS wishlist ?
Did you just compare a nuclear power plant explosion to releasing an app in beta...?
Probably but who knows. I'm sure there are plenty of ways Ubuntu can contribute upstream when they start tweaking for their own desktop release.
I want to thank you for writing this. I think this helps me understand your position (and the position of people with similar positions) a lot, and I appreciate your answering my question.

I'm sorry that your comment has been downvoted more than upvoted, when you were answering a question that I asked.

While I don't really agree with the conclusions, I do think this very much helped clear up your point of view, and also what you mean by those terms, and I thank you for it (and also upvoted you).

thanks
I like how every advantage of automobiles that he listed applies to bicycles.

Sure, there are other advantages to cars that he didn't list, but every one that he did applies to bikes.
It's great to see more Haskell code being used in production.
I completely disagree. Child-centered parenting is how you create spoiled, self-centered children that become teens that expect the world to revolve around them and adults that throw temper tantrums in traffic.

Children should be nurtured and cared for but they also need to learn how to fit into the family, which existed before they came along and will exist after they've left the house. They need to learn to be others-focused. This produces responsible, empathetic children and leads to productive and caring adults.

I work on this a lot - I have 7 kids.
In some sense this is the biggest strength of nontechnical cofounders: defaulting to finding a way to test their hypotheses without writing code.
And mass transit infringes your freedom to wander on to train tracks.

Any reasonably time-efficient transportation system is going to deny pedestrians some space.
Best Practices for Applying Deep Learning to Novel Applications
"conventional wisdom", which means "knowledge of conventions and traditions", in this case means "guessing".
> Atheism: myth busted :)

If we find "friends in the sky," i.e. alien intelligences, that would be as likely to argue against religion as for it. Consider the dilemma posed for Christians by the idea of another planet with another intelligent species. That would challenge their core belief that we were shaped in a deity's image -- a deity imagined to rule the entire universe.
It sounds like you're confusing will power with obedience.
I specifically am for legalization of prostitution.

So... time to rethink your position; I'd be absolutely furious in this guy's position, and "The risk is incredibly low," would frankly piss me off even more. Your argument is about as weak as someone smoking a ton of pot in someone's house, then bitching about prohibition. I'm against prohibition, and also against you stinking up my house.

If you try to pigeonhole all of the people you disagree with, you will turn into a caricature no less absurd than the ones you're trying to create.
The ECL programming system (1971) [pdf]
I know, I might try contributing something to gnome, the last time I looked into it, it was probably a hundred hour investment to get a code change in.
Atmosphere found around Earth-like planet GJ 1132b
http://bit.ly/2nWB2SO
Requiring each building in a business area to have its own attached parking is a great way to perpetuate sprawl. Successful walkable business districts either use metered street parking, or intercept cars in parking lots at a stand-off distance away from the shops themselves. This amortizes the parking load among the shops.

If that sounds a lot like a mall, it is, but I'd advocate for also removing the zoning restrictions that segregate residential condos from business (a really stupid decision that many American cities keep perpetuating).
is there a description of the RDBMS low-level model? Is it something like a single s,p,o table, with indexes (s, so, spo, , po, etc)?
How ethical is it to leave her and then be abused by the monkeys.
Canonical's Dropping of Unity Is Only the Iceberg's Tip
It's unclear what product or company on Silicon Valley or the show itself you are referring to.
The cynical and conspiracy theory believing person might suspect that regardless of all the reasons stated for the release the last one, namely the attack in Syria, is the only one that actually prompted this.

I don't necessarily subscribe to the whole "Russia is controlling everything" line (there still so much that's unknown for sure), but it sure is easy to see a connection between Trump launching missiles against Syria which is supported by Russia, and with an embarrassing and costly release of secret information belonging to the security apparatus in the U.S. by what many people say is a front for the Russian security apparatus. Whether that connection is really there is another thing, but that narrative sure is easy to follow.
Ask HN: Self-host a blog securely – how? (WP? Staticgen?)
I have some material for a tech blog I'd like to put someplace.

I'd like to self-host it, but sometimes the part of the drive that enables creativity contradicts / is interfered with by the part of the brain that is required for technical planning, even something as minor as a tech blog setup.

At least for me.

I'm thinking I host a WordPress instance privately, at home, and I use a staticgen system (Pelican??) to export and push that out to a STATIC public site on a VPS I control. It still feels like a lot of work though.

I'm a systems guy and I'd like the WYSIWYG-type platform on which I can focus on ideas and post my blog without worrying about security, hosting, etc. And it needs to be at least somewhat pretty, with a discus or other commentary plugin at the bottom and ability to show pretty screenshots.

Has anyone experimented with Wordpress -> Pelican or is there something better?

If I spend too much time hacking away at edge conditions, then that's less time I get for creativity.

Any ideas would be appreciated.
Nice straw-man. If you take the infrastructure away, you would not go anywhere. Period. Because you can not pass that swamp, river, canyon, and so on. By bicycle or horse or by foot.
I wasn't comparing with a 20-year-old existing C++. I was comparing how I felt about doing an implementation or code review of a parser in 2017 in both languages.
Telling the truth can be costly. Overwhelmingly we massage the facts to get the point across without causing too much damage. Textbook simplify a complicated facts for students, that is not lying. Commercials aren't lying because they aren't saying anything with a basis in fact.

While the majority of statements are neither true nor false, maybe we can quantify if a statement is closer to one or the other.
First, the double negative is simply terrible. Title should have been "How to create traffic jams: Let people park for free" so their point would be more clear.

Second, I'm no fan of cars or Apple, but if Cupertino doesn't want their largest employer there who is paying more taxes than everyone else combined, they should just kick them out. If they do want them there, and there's traffic problems, they should use the tax money to build gigantic boulevards so the Apple employees can drive wherever they want. They are taxpayers and their taxes pay for roads like everyone else. The city takes charge of building roads so they should do their job and build roads, or public transport, to serve the people paying taxes, especially those paying the most.
They could also just lie to gain support from impressionable readers and/or disgruntled Trump voters.
These look much older than 2013. So much of this stuff is targeted at sun/sco.. the only thing I can suggest is: most state/government systems are simply ancient.. so their tools will be tailored to their targets.
I completely agree, one of the reasons that we've been reluctant to release is that we've been developing a native app. Considering how long it takes to push a bug fix, with Apple approving and all, you can expect 4 days of downtime if you really screw up.

If you compare that with web, as many pointed out my article had a lot of spelling errors but that was easily corrected.

The real challenge is testing your assumptions without ever releasing an app or website :)
For example, this tool says:
https://github.com/x0rz/EQGRP/blob/master/Linux/doc/user.too...

# ELATEDMONKEY is a local privelege escalation exploit against systems running the cPanel Remote Management Web Interface, at least through version 24, and probably future versions too (althogh that should be checked before throwing).

It has been tested explicitly on cPanel 11.23.3 and 11.24.4 running CentOS 5.2 Linux

--

Those versions are from 2008/2009
Creating a nested class hierarchy and extending a single base class for all components are decidedly not the same thing.
I absolutely hate flossing and never do it. I bought one of those dental pressure washer things to compensate, and I love it. It blasts piles of food gunk out from between your teeth, way better than flossing will ever hope to accomplish, as well as flushes under the gumline. Plus, it takes less time than flossing. The dental workers have commented that I floss very well, joke's on them. ;-)

Electric toothbrushes are also great for keeping your teeth very clean, and can penetrate between your teeth depending on the design.
A minor nitpick to be sure, but it's odd that you must close down all other copies of your application before your development copy will launch. There is probably a way to work around this, but the limitation is hard enough to get around that it is mentioned in the Builder instructions.

This seems like an unnecessary limitation of the Gnome environment. It would be nice to be able to compare your existing release to your changed copy and run them side by side.
Sure, and I'm for limitless sharing of feelings, but in the context of, "Here are my feelings on 'X'."
Just saw this. Yeah, I agree with what you said. Won't happen again.
>> deprive the transit authority of revenue

I think that most of the time public transportation must be subsidized anyway. In fact some cities in Europe make public transport completely free, because subsidizing 100% of the cost it not much worse than subsidizing (on average) 75%, especially considering that you can greatly reduce traffic jams this way.
It's not a website, it's a single-page app built with Xel, which in turn is an experimental project built with bleeding edge Web Platform technologies such as Custom Elements v1, Shadow DOM v1 or ES2017.

I will implement a proper project website for all browsers when the project matures.
Alternatively, they're someone else trying to look as if they're Russian-affiliated when they're not. "I work for Russia" would be unbelievable, so they sidle around trying to look suspiciously Russian without saying so.
The more people use the bus, the more crowded it gets, the more likely you are to be denied boarding due to crowding.

My most direct bus route to work has actually migrated to lower capacity vehicles in the face of exponentially growing ridership, with no schedule changes.

I could forgive this if AC Transit were out of money, but they're launching a ton of new service on obscure routes. They just don't seem interested in boosting capacity or frequency on the popular ones.
Depends on what the app is about. Not necessarily as crazy as you make it sound.
Bannon’s Worldview: Dissecting the Message of ‘The Fourth Turning’
Scoti was the name the Romans use for the Irish, and Scotland was settled by Irish tribes who displaced the original Brythonic (Pict) speaking inhabitants. So it goes both ways.
There is a difference between a couple that is sexually active living in a building and a brothel.
Big agree. Their site has a depth of information and it has caused me to try new things, like fennel pollen, different cinnamon types, and aji amarillo. You can tell it originated with enthusiasts.
My four year old likes to be lazy when walking, but she'll run at the playground for hours on end. I used to bring along a strap when we'd take her tricycle to the store half a mile away so I could drag her home since she would whine about being "tired" (read: too lazy to put in the effort since I know daddy will pull me home).

For the past few months whenever I take her out of the home she now has no choice, I'm not going to bend over to pull the thing as the strap gets left at home - she's stopped being such a pill about it as time has gone on. I'm glad I did this, we're going on a trip to Boston at the start of May and she's going to have to suck it up and walk around with mom.
It's questionable. What does the FTC say about advertising these drugs?
Is the wrapper C++ code generated or hand-written?
Distributed Caching – Overview
I heard about this a few years back talking to a pharmacist who was part of a group doing this research in USA. Their view was it was "unreasonably successful" on the patients it was being trialled on. Ofcourse this was only when no other treatment showed any results.

The party aspect of it is to induce hallucination through sensory deprivation. Another less known use is among seasoned hallucinogen users to address "pre-trip" anxiety or to lower the chances of "bad trips" when experimenting with higher than recommended dose.

Some patients on K transfusion and even hallucinogen users explain it as a break from reality. Which makes me wonder if our brain needs occasional breaks and sometimes more often breaks from processing reality. Sleep might be one aspect of it. But ancient societies also had days off from work for entire population to just celebrate (anything they felt needed celebrating). Coincidentally, even these might include mind altering substances from alcohol to sophisticated concoction like ayahuasca. [0]

---------------------

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayahuasca

[1] https://erowid.org/chemicals/ketamine/ketamine.shtml
Have a look a the ruins under the Royal Mile in Edinburgh - it's readily viewable and I'm sure other cities have similar layers under them that you can visit.
Ask your student(s) to look at a map, or better yet, open up Google Maps and flip to 'Earth' view.

All that satellite imagery? Every single pixel, from every single satellite fly-over / observation, all interpreted / post-processed / calculated into actual meaningful data via Pythagorean theorem.

E.g. every data point processed for "incident angle" of the observation platform above parcel/pixel observed. Basics @

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angle_of_incidence_(optics)

http://www.crisp.nus.edu.sg/~research/tutorial/freqpol.htm

Math FTW.

<< edit to format >>
I'm curious what is the trick in building the whole Nautilus in under 5 minutes? I mean how do this new build tool accomplish that?
And in what is probably the first mental association most people have with parking lots, they're also rivalrous.
Obviously, Perl is the NSA top language choice due to it's built in support for obfuscation and job security.
Elm onboarding
I wish I shared that sentiment. I am a non technical wannabe. I think I have done a lot of important work so far in terms of figuring out what works, but I feel like it will never get anywhere. Geez. And I envy the coders, who seem to get so much more done.

The grass is always greener...
Not a straw-man at all. The point is: there was a choice. You can build infrastructure for cars, for bicycles, for trains, for rail, for lightrail, for pedestrians, for horses. Some of these are more or less useful without, cars are definitely in the less useful category.

It is not a fundamental property. It is not god-given. You were born into a world where car roads are ubiquitous and now your thinking stops slightly after linear extrapolation. That's not the case for everyone.
I'm referring to the fictional PiedPiper product in the show
http://www.piedpiper.com/

The show itself is also great.
Secrets of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler Inliner (1999) [pdf]
Mark Twain apparently did not say the opening quote.

https://newrepublic.com/minutes/126677/it-aint-dont-know-get...

The link within the link: http://quoteinvestigator.com/2015/05/30/better-know/
بلند کننده تایل کف کاذب ، ابزاری مهم در استفاده از کف کاذب
3 DIY Décor Tips Guaranteed to Delight Homebuyers
Nicely done!

Thank you for sharing!
It doesn't have to map perfectly as long as both end in the same suffix. Test with:

git -c url.https://git.freedesktop.org/projects/.insteadOf=git://freedesktop.org/ clone git://freedesktop.org/harfbuzz.git
Cloning into 'harfbuzz'...
fatal: unable to access 'https://git.freedesktop.org/projects/harfbuzz.git/': Failed to connect to git.freedesktop.org port 443: Connection refused

Then set it in your config:

git config --global url.https://git.freedesktop.org/projects/.insteadOf git://freedesktop.org/

And now anything on your system cloning or fetching git://freedesktop.org/harfbuzz.git will use https://git.freedesktop.org/projects/harfbuzz.git instead.
a) When in a car you are delaying the latency until arrival, when you need to search for parking. Public transport doesn't require this of you.

b) Sure, but there are two things here: 1) if you have more people taking public transport, the delay will be more like 10 minutes rather than 1 hour; frequently travelled routes even every 5 minutes. 2) Having hard deadlines in your life can mean you actually plan better and stick to a schedule. You know when people will actually arrive for events, for instance.

c) I'm not gonna lie, public transport shutting down at night is annoying. That said, with the new generation of cab companies this is much less of an issue than it used to be.

d) When it comes to flexibility, I like to make the decision to be able to drink with friends whenever I want, without having to worry about how I get home. I chose where I live to allow a quick commute by public transport, so for me the tradeoff is fine. Moreover, because the local city didn't need to allocate parking space to every single person who lives there, there are a lot more people who can enjoy the benefits I do. This in turn drives local restaurants, sports shops, pubs, grocery stores and more. People don't go to the mega-store and buy 3 months of milk because they'd have to quite literally carry it home. This makes the place have a friendly atmosphere, and in turn attracts more people who have grown to dread the soulless suburbs.
As a Russian myself, I can tell you with certainty that there are mistakes in that text that a Russian ESL speaker would never make, and verb tenses are a bit too good for an unskilled speaker. Due to the combination of these two factors, I bet this was written by a native English speaker who thinks he/she knows the mistakes a Russian would make. They're wrong.
Air and noise pollution are probably reasonable examples, but I don't think traffic accident victims are.
This stuff looks old. There are versions for Solaris and SCO Unix.
Interchange is the fee that card companies charge for every payment. That's something you have no way of avoiding. It hovers around 2-3% for credit cards and less for debit cards.
Usually the most cost effective way to process card payments is to get a merchant account and to ask for a "interchange plus" rate. For example, interchange + 1% means the bank will charge you 1% on top of their cost (interchange). The 1% part is negotiable, the interchange is not.

Note that Stripe functions as a merchant account + payment gateway. And the bigger part of the fee you're paying is used to cover the interchange fees. You can easily find a payment gateway for a flat fee like under $100/month but you still need a merchant account and you'll still be paying a % of every payment.

And in your case it will be harder to get a merchant account as you're processing payments for multiple businesses, not just one. Unless you're processing a really large volume, my guess is that it's unlikely you'll get a better deal than Stripe.
it depends on the target [1] and which Qt version you use, the default "official" Qt version usually dynamically links against Qt's libs.
for windows for example you can use the msys2 version (on windows), which can also be statically linked or you could use the docker images with mxe to statically link your windows application.
but you could also build a static version of Qt yourself and use that version as well.

https://github.com/therecipe/qt#targets
Department of Labor: Google systematically underpays its female employees
What happens when an iconic Vegas neon sign becomes a far-right Twitter persona?
It's the popular thing to assume these days. It's also very insulting to Russian people in my opinion. But I guess it's ok to be prejudice towards some group of people but not others.
Funny you mention that: I've always had the idea of replicating the Mac's Cocoa interface. Once you extract the System UI assets[0], you have a good reference to use. Actually using that reference to make a (web) framework is something more complicated, but I wouldn't say it's impossible. I haven't tried, mainly because I don't have enough patience, but also because I'm uncertain if it violates any copyright laws, (which it probably does.)

[0]: https://github.com/alexzielenski/ThemeEngine
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to say. IIUC the causality in your last sentence is opposite to what've you been arguing? Maybe it's just a typo, but either way you're going to have to provide evidence.
There's plenty of omitted articles (which is indicative of Slavic language speakers,) but at one point it devolves into a kind of caveman speak, so it's likely intentional.
Booby-trapped Word documents in the wild exploit critical Microsoft 0day