skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For more examples of this phenomenon, see "all lives matter", "pro-life" and "family values".
I fully acknowledge the frustration with AdSense. And their rules are prudish and seemingly intermittent in nature-- at one's whim, if you get my meaning. I see nothing wrong with the above image and there is no nudity involved. I've seen more skin on a public beach.

The real question at this point is, how are you going to pay for your site? I realize AdSense payments are tiny, but they are at least something. How do you plan on replacing those payments? Our site wouldn't be able to pay our writers without that tiny bit of revenue.

In any case, I applaud your efforts and wish you the best.
It's not Eleven-Lab's present, seeing as they don't support HTTPS, and HTTP2 doesn't work without it.
> I'm a front end dev so I spent most of the day in front the computer screen

I really love how that sentence implies something about backend devs :)
I'm definitely more inclined to listen to a developer with knowledge of multiple languages than one who insists on stuffing Javascript everywhere.
Yes, you can. It has been a concept at least since the Nuremberg trials.

Of course the one giving the orders should take an even higher blame.
Your voice is influential, so why do we not use it's potential
They doesn't use any long polling method but periodical fetching method for getting pending CI jobs. This causes massive lock on their database, and once it bring down the server entirely.
Rubber bullets introduced by the RUC in NI were designed to be ricocheted off the ground to strike legs and knees. They weren't accurate enough for much else.

Later replaced with plastic baton rounds which were fearsomely accurate and were used in direct-fire. Forbidden to aim at head but instead aimed at stomach and let bullet-drop do its thing. Given the majority gender of the 'opposition' you can guess the results.

There was a minimum range ( 25 metres or so ) which could only be violated to save life. Absolutely not permitted indoors.

This is all public-domain.
DevOps: A new profession that came to stay
>You can see everyday that people favor cheapness, easiness and convenience over quality.

What I'm saying is "it shouldn't matter" what people favor.

Professionals should still favor quality, even if their customers would just as well have crap (or are ok with crap when its all they can find).
>> Then you see all those shitty ads for

I remembered an old maxim. Apparently, a successful copywriter was asked "How do you write a good ad?" and his answer was "Its very easy. Get the Yellow pages for this year, last year and the year before. See which ads repeat. They are repeating because they are working. Now just copy those ads for your purpose"

The point is, those shitty ads keep repeating on those websites because their ROI is positive. Google wants to help these people by providing them every imaginable and conceivable tool so they can do it better. This also answers your last question about how their business model is sustainable for the long term. It is actually really sustainable because you think Google is a search engine, and I think Google morphed long ago into an internet scale ad-ROI measurement engine which keeps improving (by violently invading privacy of course) both the measurement tools and the actual ROI itself for those who keep pouring money into these ads.
Shadow Brokers Unveil NSA Hacking Tools
Lot of good platforms are listed as well, not just libraries. Good collection!
Great reading.. Thanks..
> You can't really blame the "Police Officer"

Yes you can. And I feel like we should. Just because you get an order to murder someone doesn't mean you then get to switch off your brain and be absolved of any guilt.

I suggest you have a listen to this video[1]. "Just following orders" is the cause of some of the biggest grief in the world, now and historically.

[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYR9qGVtBXQ
Microsoft: I suspect this blog post is out of date and that, post creators update, this is now safe. If so, maybe you want to edit it?
Man, just wait till you see the equivalent diagram for TCP.
How to Choose a Software Development Company [Checklist+Tips]
i'd say don't expect docker to work in the same way as on native ubuntu, at least not soon.

http://serverfault.com/questions/767994/can-you-run-docker-n... has a good set of answers.
No, it also comes from it's expressiveness and flexibility (at runtime).

It's not like Smalltalk is a bad language that just happened to have a productive live programming environment.

It's one of the best languages out there, and conceptually stands alongside Lisp et al.
Hm, maybe give Borg a shot. For initial backups it's not exactly the fastest thing, though much better after that.
The Battle for Unicorns in Ventureland and New Players in PreSeed Rounds
I don't know about Canonical, but Red Hat at least recommend reinstalling over in-place upgrades too.
Frankly, terrorism both isn't that big a deal and they're clearly not particularly smart. If it was a big deal and they were smart, there'd be a lot of escalating fear by combining lots of fake threats with a certain, low, proportion of actual attacks: Enough attacks that every threat causes fear and contributes to a siege mentality, and exploiting fake threats as a threat multiplier.

I think part of the reason we're not seeing that is that a large proportion of the attacks we see are not the work of terrorist "masterminds" pulling strings, but mentally unhinged people who decide tying their murder-suicide to a political cause makes it "mean something". Because it'd be easy to multiply the fear in various ways if they were planning this out properly.
I think it is more significant from a user's perspective that they get the GNU tools to run on their NT machine with MS support.

What's the use of Linux syscall -> NT syscall translation if not compatibility with developer tools, most of which are GNU software?
It's his point too, and yes it stands.
This is what you get wrong when you talk about diversity in the workplace
Cabelos brancos antes da hora podem ser sinal de doenças cardíacas
Yes, we engineered our way out of them providing better conditions for future generations. We are not engineering our way out of the problems I listed, but rather making them worse and worse and creating worse conditions for future generations.

Plagues could still happen again. We know more about how they occur and how to contain them, but we don't have any magic bullet against all future plagues that will occur.

Rust is still a problem. I'm not sure why you think it isn't. We have more resistant lines and fungicides but the rust is adapting rapidly.

The difference is, apart from maybe the guano depletion, none of the problems you list of the past were due to human actively making things worse. All of the problems I listed are due to action right now that will cause major problems in the future.
nihilism (or more broadly, existentialism) is not directly tied to marxism. Both are materialist philosophies, but taking one does not require that you take the other. "Fuck the corporations" is also a pretty common attitude on the right as well as the left.
Have you compared benchmarks of any of your programs on native Windows and WSL? I've actually seen better performance on WSL in many cases.
Blender 2.79 Is Bringing Performance Improvements, Better OpenCL – Phoronix
>So things aren't any different than before. We've just replaced non C/C++ abstractions that were written by the platform-owner company to non C/C++ abstractions that are written by open source projects.

This statement doesn't even parse.
That's the Nuremberg defense and it doesn't really work. (Of course this isn't exactly war-crime level stuff, but there's at least _some_ culpability on the part of the officers.)
This is rather brilliant, developing a series of electric vehicle specifically for their operations, only to find that these answer the problems for many delivery services around europe.

Vehicle website: http://www.streetscooter.eu/
Semantic-UI does allow this. If you look in the build folder, it has CSS files for every component, and you can include whichever you need.
Apparently 1 out of 3 of adults in the USA have an arrest record in the FBI database[1], which compiles the data from local records.

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-arrest-records-rise-american...
+1 Atlas LLC. Safe to say many of those featured on IndieHackers are also LLC.
AI experiment? Bet the world pictionary champ is starting to sweat :P
I was going to write that that amendment is from the Civil War, before the private prison complex could develop, lobby for, and become dependent on prison labor.

But a bit of research showed that prisons were not exactly bastions of human rights in the good old days.
You might want to consider Twitter integration (different target, I know) but you'd solve a huge problem of size limit of 140 chars which people are solving by posting images of text. Also far fewer issues of proprietary content and confidentiality.
Which makes me wonder when we'll see the first terrorist attack involving bundling a bunch of hostages in a house, rigging it to explode, and calling a swat team for maximum effect.
These 5 UFO Sightings from Plane That Will Shock You
Ask the Business Analyst: 8 Tips for Writing a Great Request for Proposal (RFP)
It's actually dev-build 3128 now :)
Since you are using Yahoo and presumably option for further analysis .. you can get Option data in R using the following three lines:

```r

require(quantmod)

OPTS <- getOptionChain("AAPL", NULL)

OPTS

```

Python, Julia, etc have likely similar functions and other packages for Option and Trading analyses
Don't forget to checkout their behemoth pedelecs at 57 and 86 kg.

http://www.streetscooter.eu/modelle/work-s

http://www.streetscooter.eu/modelle/work-m
> I wish there were more community-provided types for flow.

One technical limitation that complicate contributions to the flow-typed repository is that there is no way of writing typings that depend on other libraries' types [1]. For instance, flow-typed has a library definition for `rxjs`, but it is not possible to e.g. add a definition for `redux-observable` that reuses the RxJS `Observable<T>` type, because there is no way to express that the typings of `redux-observable` neeed the ones of `rxjs` to function. So typings for such closely related libraries tend to not exist in flow-typed.

To work around this problem, some libraries like styled-components require you to manually include the library definition files it requires in your `.flowconfig` [2], but this is a rather hacky workaround.

[1]: https://github.com/flowtype/flow-typed/issues/16

[2]: https://github.com/styled-components/styled-components/blob/...
They could audit the effectiveness by catching the clicks on a redirect. That way they can't track but will still know the number of visitors as a result of the campaign.

A 'sample audience' such as used in TV that would willingly be tracked could then be used to extrapolate impressions.
Automatic escaping would not work anyways, you need to escape for the appropriate context (HTML, JS, CSS, JSON, XML...).

You don't have to use a framework, just use one of the many composer packages available like Twig for example...
I hope he'd appreciate the memetic irony that the word has taken on a life of its own
In my hometown they (i.e. the small "Work" carrier) are carrying out mail for about a year now. Super small, silent, pretty good interior, though the "Work" only has a range of ~80km. That#s perfectly fine for urban areas but they will probably find little use in rural areas.

Some more background: A few years ago, the Post wanted to slowly transition to electric cars but couldn't find a car manufacturer (IIRC they asked Daimler and BMW) to produce an electric carrier even close to their specification so they basically said "fuck it" and founded their own little startup-like manufacturer
Nicer diagrams, better structure, better writing, students being happy with the script, students grades
If you use Firefox on mobile you can use uBlock Origin to block ads on your phone.
I thought this was a late April Fool :p
Some farmer's markets provide seasonal recipes based on what's at the market that week. For example, GrowNYC, the organization that runs Greenmarkets in NYC, often has its own stand at markets that has information, recipes, and even samples for customers. If this is a service you want from your farmer's market, talk to the organizers—I'm sure they'll be receptive.
This is informative. I often don't dry my hands between washing them and handling my contacts - ironically because I worry about germs from my hand towel ending up in my eye. TIL.
Why would you recommend this over -W?

ssh -W user@jumpHost user@destination
Whereareyou: Indoor Positioning with WiFi and ML
Too bad nobody gives an example. Check out http://fsharp.github.io/FSharp.Data/ for an example why f# is 'powerful'
Relevant https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13992576
In Lua its the host that does the actual allocs (lua_setallocf()), and its routine for the host to intercept those mallocs and do accounting.

Now even with a 'locked down' Lua VM there is a lot of trust in executing 3rd-party scripts and there might be various attacks.

But as I said, I really could imagine some next-gen CDN allowing paying customers to put Lua scripts in the edge to rewrite requests and responses.

If I were tackling it I would want all the script instances for any given customer to be isolated at a hardware level from other customers too.
I am working on a nice PHP 7.1 codebase where we just started with DDD. It's awesome.

Yeah there is quite a bit of legacy code still there (the application is over a decade old), but all the new OOP code is nice to work with and we are getting rid of the old one slowly over time.
If I'm required to use SSL to do hello world using php/mysql then that definitely is a turn-off.
Inside jokes getting votes is not a "Reddit quality", it's a quality of communities. HN is a community too.
I don't have lectures, so I have the tedious job of trying to pick out the relevant material straight from the textbooks. Let's just say Bro's cards (https://github.com/enlightenedchampagne/Brosencephalon) is a real lifesaver. (Unfortunately my school tends to test some not-board-relevant material and also not test board-specific material, so it's hit and miss, but I've been doing alright so far.)
Asp.net forms was a monster. Asp.net Mvc was not
The windows terminal is utter garbage compared to linux ones, but to be fair the linux ones have had rather longer to hone their products. Hopefully the Microsoft guys will keep on improving!
It works, and really well at that! I've used it with everything from Webpack to Jekyll, and have had no problem over the last few months!
This is a more modern wrapper around ConEmu: http://cmder.net
Submit URLs for Indexing Straight from Google Search
It would be interesting to see examples of bugs you found.
Everyone blames bloated web pages on the browser
No idea why they are single speed. Have these people not heard of hills ;)

A local company uses eBullit, but can only get about 4 hours out of the 500w battery due to hills.

I could see an advantage in offering a 1000w light-moped version however these would be illegal on cycle paths.
Mobile Banking Malware detected in Germany is distributed through email
I'm just hoping that ST3 will be marked as final soon, so that Skinner may collect the upgrade fees before VSC has completed its take over of the world (of free editors). As a long time fan, I do get - and admire - the perfectionism, but hopefully there's room for dot releases after the 3.0 final.
Did you not read the Electron thread?

No.

Now, you or someone else could had explained why it was relevant or... oh wonder! point to it, so we can learn on our own. Or even enlighten us with the reason why some half assed misterious joke is mixed with what appears to be a denounce on slave labour.

But don't worry, I absolutely love these flippant conversations if I'm allowed to bring my own non-sequiturs to the table. I just can't think of any right now :)
If Carpenters Were Hired Like Programmers (2013)
> Maybe the publishers do actually have a case for a new class of intellectual property protection.

No. They gambled that they could make money giving their content away for free with ads on it. They were never guaranteed an income that way, and to legislate one for them is a terrible way to proceed. We have a name for those people in Australia: rent-seekers.
Coati is dead, long live Sourcetrail
So, don't use it. It's not as though you're being forced to upgrade.
Microsoft finally says goodbye to Windows Vista – The Verge
So you are going to try build the Autoverse in Permutation City? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permutation_City
So 'basic' electric vehicles have lower manufacturing hurdles to overcome?
I'd hope for that too, but unfortunately, having an "ex-con" tag in your papers means at least that an employer has a strong argument against you at the negotiating table.
You can draw a straight line from the 13th Amendment to the private prisons of today. After all, the southern states whose economy was ruined by the Civil War had to get cheap labor somehow, so they arrested all those former slaves for random bullshit like loitering, had them convicted by all-white juries, and sent them to work in chain gangs.

Netflix produced a great documentary about all of this - 13th - and it's well worth the watch.
I think I agree with your general sentiment, but can you explain what you mean more precisely? It seems you're trying to tie together food waste, economic privilege, and global warming.
The main thing against my skin daily is undershirts I buy from Costco and they feel pretty good.
If you had pictures of ten different buildings and knew that one of them is called Pentagon would you be able to reason which one that might be?
I have grown to like the USB-C port on my new MacBook. I bought the matching LG ultra-def monitor that acts as a charging station and a hub, providing 3 extra USB-C ports, one of which I just keep a dongle for USB 2.

My only complaint is the high cost.
Computers were literally the name of people who number crunched for a living. Human brains are by definition the original computer
I'm confused - because the presence of HTTP2 means that HTTP no longer exists?

Browsers will still support HTTP in a decade (current low-powered network hardware and the like will still be around and need to work).
If you don't care how you look just save yourself some money and go to Wal-Mart.
Are you writing RESTful endpoints using Dropwizard and Java? We’re hiring
> Sharing files across the two systems was (maybe still is?) disastrous.

I don't think this has ever been true. Just don't jump through the hoops it takes to modify Linux system files from Windows - that stuff is hidden from Windows apps for good reason.

If you need to access files from both, store them in a normal Windows place like "/mnt/c/...". E.g. in my WSL home directory I have symlinks to my Windows Documents, Downloads, Development, etc. folders. I constantly operate on the same files from both OSes simultaneously, and it's fine.
> It's funny how you never see the sites that whine about adblockers offer to accept legal responsibility for their complicity in the potential theft and property destruction served from their site.

yep. This is an effective way to get newspapers whining about ad blockers to shut up as well.
You should throw a disclaimer in here that you're an Electron Maintainer/Slack developer.
You should throw a disclaimer in here that you're an Electron maintainer/Slack developer.
We've got a forum post for the dev build at https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/dev-build-3127/27213 to report bugs and other feedback.
The Survival of the Insurance Industry: Its Dependence on Predictive Analytics
Netflix has a documentary called 13th that (amongst other things) lays out exactly how America has driven a coach and horses through that particular loophole.
Be Pushy: Personalize to Engage Customers
You can keep wearing shoes that long but they're not really supporting your feet very well.
That is a very shaky inference.

> I'm just going down the pedantic rabbit hole because hey, many of us are technical people, and it's fun to be precise. :-)

> what matters is how informed we are before hopping on the OutrageMobile.

You seem to believe that ill-informed outrage is an issue in this uber situation. You do not appear informed on the degree to which it is actually an issue in this situation. How are you differentiating between righteous outrage, and ill-informed outrage? Does this matter to you? You have posted on a thread about uber and mentioned ill-informed uber outrage on several occasions.

I'm trying to understand.
I doubt this, dailies are very noticeably thinner and less rigid than monthlies.
The last two major updates have hosed a few things for me, which is why I'm deferring from now on.
Nothing serious, really. I just think it would be awesome. In the long term, working on a general purpose BOINC-like platform could be interesting.
Moto C and C Plus Specs and Render Images Revealed
Why Mir
Depends on your use. The only ports I don't use on my mac are the Mini dvi. I use both USBs daily, HDMI when at friends, and the SD card slot for loading pictures from clients - and don't want to carry adapters around with me. The loss of MagSafe is another big one.

Kinda defeats the purpose having a nice sleek macbook only having to plug something like this into it

http://cdn.bgr.com/2016/12/macbook-pro-2016-hyperdrive-all-i...
True, for some definitions of "a long time ago"

Dorothy Vaughan and other "computers" were doing calculations by hand as a career into the early 1960s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Vaughan
Oh, that's a shame. I've spent the last few hours reading up on RxJS, and I just finished watching this talk on redux-observable [1], so I'm totally ready to dive in and rewrite some parts of my app. I was actually about to rewrite it with redux-saga, but I've decided that redux-observable and RxJS is far more awesome.

So are you saying that there are no flow types for redux-observable? I guess that's not a deal-breaker, since flow-typed will just generate stubs. Also, it looks like react-observable is a super high level abstraction, so I'm not even going to be writing that much code.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AslncyG8whg&feature=youtu.be