skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The studios have an incentive to not overcharge as well - if the theaters go bankrupt then distribution just got a whole lot harder.

But yes, the accounting in the entire movie industry needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, and perhaps some mind-altering chemicals.
Why? Is to avoid regulations somehow better?

Just curious of the basis of that value judgement.
What makes it impossible to emulate?
Many people really love the name Docker.

Could you explain the reasoning behind the need for a new name?

I ask this because would it not have been a better choice to name the other releases differently.

For example:

Docker (docker/docker) = open source development.
Docker CE (docker/docker-community) = free product release
Docker EE (docker/docker-enterprise) = commercial product release based on Docker CE (private).

The components that the monolith is being broken into could just live beside the other repos in the docker organization:

docker/component-1
docker/component-2
docker/component-3

Thoughts?
It's possible to provide assistance without that assistance reaching the level of reimbursing people for the full value of lost homes.
The IPCC reports typically go out to 2100. This might imply a couple of ideas to lay readers that aren't actually in the report text:

- I only need to worry about this if I live until the year 2100.

- After the year 2100 the trend lines will stop going up. If humans are ready for the effects of AGW in 2100, we're sorted away for the rest of history.
I tried this but the resulting image either still had glare or was super low-quality. Too bad, really hoped it would work.
Most of those aren't interchange formats. You can use Mecurial or Perforce instead of Git; PDF is the interchange format in TeX's space; Linux is an OS, so I don't even know what you're talking about here; for GHC, you can use ML or C or Python or PHP or whatever instead of Haskell.

HTML is supposed to be an actual standard for interchange of hypertext.
What I don't understand is the need for multiple credit cards. I have a bank card (an EC-card) and I haven't used my credit-card since a month (other than automatic transactions).
I admit to being a little surprised to hear that too. Certainly it's a polarizing topic, I'm sure, but I also went to a talk either by a Docker Captain or employee that spent five minutes talking about K8s, and not in a denigrating or discouraging way whatsoever.
Show HN: A sort of podcast about some things and interesting stuff
Policies around visa processing vary with time and even depending on what port of entry or what agent you get. (It's a taste of what the state is like when there are no accountability procedures.)

There are people in the Valley who specialize in tracking every twist and turn of what visa policies are like this year.
If you use your main card at a major retail store it has just as much chance of being involved in a hacking incident as the online card.
How Backblaze bootstrapped itself to $20M ARR
Founding of the Spacing Guild, though I thought you were right before I got more curious and looked it up.
> What impresses me least about McDonald's is their ruthless child-targeted advertising.

I don't have any of the kid-centric television channels, so from the radio and television spots that I've experienced, I would have to say that McDonald's advertising appears to be heavily marketed towards the black community.

For instance, this one has been on heavy rotation in the past few months: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASqC809WaHs
The mythical 10x programmer, or the silver bullet explained
Thanks, I meant to include that. I was thinking about big bugs on the order of having to preserve NaCl or Chrome Apps the way ActiveX ruled the roost for a while in LOB apps, but yes Firefox and Edge both now pay attention to -webkit prefixed things because how many websites rely only on the prefixed versions in their CSS.
Is #5 that much different from dynamic RAM, with bits stored as capacitive charge?
You picked the parts that fit easily into just about anyone's morning routine and ignored the inconvenient part of arriving at the office sweating. My entire post was about avoiding the sweating in the first place.
I find the opposite to be true.

Apple Mail and Thunderbird give me a lot of false positives, and usually leave spam right in my inbox. Google—whom I'd assume look at what other users do with an email to figure out what's spam—always manage to filter out unwanted mail and keep legit emails in my inbox.

Both Apple Mail and Thunderbird are so dumb that they can't figure out I don't speak Chinese, and even after I mark 100 emails in Chinese as spam and have written 0 emails in Chinese since I've installed the apps, they happily fail to recognise emails in Chinese as spam and let them through.
If you can't deliver the car with its title, you will have to give all the money back, just to keep yourself in civil court for breach of contract, and not also be charged criminally for fraud. You're correct that it won't do you any good in the civil court. But you won't necessarily be able to recover damages from a car scammer in civil court, either. Yes, you win, but how do you convert a judgment in your hand into a car you can drive?

Perhaps it would be best not to reason this one out with a car analogy. It's distracting from the main issue.

Some people are claiming that Dr. No-I-won't-go was trespassing after being told to leave. That is not the case. That would be equivalent to a landlord evicting a tenant with a valid, paid lease. While the landlord also could not force someone out just by refunding their prepaid rents, there is no circumstance that would allow the landlord to evict a lease-holding tenant (if any even exist) without also refunding that prepaid rent. So as long as that hasn't been paid, there can be no trespass.

Furthermore, the tenant would be ethically justified to refuse to vacate the property until the refund had been paid, because holding possession of the property is the only leverage he really has over the landlord. He could go to civil court and petition for it, but if the landlord is judgment-proof or employs a good lawyer, that money may be out of reach for years.

Even if there were a law or rescission clause that allowed United to refuse service, without a cash refund, there is no possibility for criminal trespass. Without a crime, there is only a civil dispute. And there is no reason for the cops to be involved in any way in a civil dispute, especially not to be choosing sides in it and beating someone up.
Highly recommend the Mom Test which is exactly about this.

https://www.amazon.com/Mom-Test-customers-business-everyone/...
Does it announce or display who is calling?
More than a closet Democrat, he was an active Democrat who voted Democrat and donated to the party. Overall philosophically he's probably more 'opportunist' than anything.
This guy is squirming.

And he sounds like a gross used car salesman.

And he epitomizes the startup CEO, delusions of grandeur and all...
It's such a nice little house, too. It's absolutely crazy. For a city with average wages in the $50-70k range, owning a home may as well be prohibited.

I rent an apartment, I'm on my second one with the same property management company. I've never met the people who own the place. They might not live here. We got along well with our former property manager/landlord, but she moved on in the company and we have never seen the face of the person we pay rent to.

It's a one bedroom condo that we pay $1650 a month for, in a neighbourhood where units of this size don't go for under less than $300,000 -- likely more. Some days it feels like a trap.
Locked out of your accounts? Facebook wants to hold the key
1. 40% of food in the U.S. is discarded. https://www.nrdc.org/sites/default/files/wasted-food-IP.pdf

2. Much food is never harvested.
A large portion of it is also never taken to market due to blemishes. http://californiawatch.org/health-and-welfare/food-waste-rem...

3. Supermarkets discard about 1/3 of their food due to spoilage, blemishes, and overripeness.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2014/09/25/351495274/sup...
GP is so sympathetic to the airline, it is a caricature of a discussion. Yes, kicking and screaming and let's ignore the material damage and bloody assault to the customer who legally paid for the seat and was forcibly removed.
It's rare that I ask someone to self-promote, but what do you do? :)
https://twitter.com/plastcinc was deleted, too. :-(
No, I don't think any of the big Canadian banks would or should count.
That's cool. Are you running ubuntu with unity or any other DE environment?
you cant bounce back and forth between the mobile app and your desktop chat and the web chat without some of the clients not getting all the messages. its the exact opposite of facebook messenger. if i start a conversation on my pc, i should be able to continue it on my phone and walk away, and see what i said on my pc when i get back.
On the London transport network you've been able to pay at the barriers with a contactless credit card in the same way as you would use an Oyster card for a couple of years now. It's weird that other transport networks haven't adopted it yet
I agree completely. We're talking about Florida here: that state reliably votes for politicians who say that climate change is a "hoax".

Let them deal with the flooding on their own.
You're not wrong.

InterSystems Caché is easily the worst tool I've ever used. A typo in your code often caused the compiler to bork your entire runtime. Not kidding.

Node is almost that bad. Stately as nicely as possible: it's syntactic vinegar for a type hostile flow of control obfuscation framework.

If you have some irrational need to use libuv (callback hell vs actors, CSP, multithreaded NIO, or AIO thread per connection), you're much better off just using 'C'.
Just curious, what would you like to see improved? Personally, I'd like dev tools to be more reliable/stable. Seems like half the time I use them in Edge they just randomly crash, freeze up, slow the entire browser to a crawl, or the network tab stops working with some obscure message until the next system reboot.

(I ask as somebody that is unaffiliated with Microsoft, but uses Edge as the daily driver.)
If the business of your company involves Google advertising and getting hits on Google searches, it's a bad idea to completely block Google from indexing the site.
Exactly. The only time the cloud services really pay off are when you need to scale up or down massive capacity overnight. The odds of that happening at most companies are very, very slim, even most of the web companies.

If you're really concerned about that though, I'd say go for the cloud option - just make it so you can start small on a single physical server, but can scale onto the cloud, then migrate that to physical hardware as needed. With this set up, you save massive cash and avoid vendor lock-in.
Why be 1 step ahead of the competition, Shopify's lead could break a pedometer
I'm trying to set up vagrant on my windows machine, but I can never installed it properly, there's always some error when installing a box (for example, the trusty64 hashicorp). It always says "it can't find this box", no matter which box I use
Good ads work on an emotional level. They work regardless of whether you know you can't trust then.
https://squareup.com/townsquare/why-are-chip-cards-more-secu...

"To rip it off, someone would have to get into the physical chip circuit and manipulate things to get your bank information. Not only is this level of data surgery really difficult, but it also requires a set of high-tech equipment that can cost north of $1 million."
Are you not concerned that this move (relabeling the open source version different from how the product is known to the broader public) might further diminish the number of contributors that are now already down 50% / back to 2014 levels?

see https://www.openhub.net/p/docker for statistics on that.
what gets lost is the pitch changes depending on the audience... there is no one universal sale. Now I think the concept's valid, but focus differs
> Does Thinkpad X1 Carbon 5th work well with Linux?

It does

https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/657ene/linux_work...

https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/5vh2by/arch_linux...
> But is it really acceptable for a grown adult

This is not really a matter of being grown up or not. This is about standing for something that one believes is their right.

I agree with you in that we have a court system to resolve disputes. What I don't agree with is that there should be "the chosen ones" in the society - in this case a big company - who can apply force instead of resolving dispute in the court.
Abusing Nvidia's Node.js to bypass application whitelisting
> Go ahead and get a featured snippet (or earn one) and you'll see the massive traffic increase and trust your site will get.

According to the article which we are supposedly discussing, the site in question got its traffic reduced by half after the snippet was added to the Google search results.
And then there's the interesting conversation that ensues when someone says they can't send mail in outlook. Outlook on the desktop, for windows or for mac, or maybe on the web, either outlook.com or outlook for business or outlook web access, or perhaps on mobile, on windows phone or android or iOS. All of those things are very different. It seems like writing a new outlook is the break-in project for any new team in microsoft, cause they have more outlooks than they know what to do with.

If you want to know what outlook you have, here's a handy article they made to help you figure it out. Mind you, they forgot about outlook for windows phone, but with that many outlooks who can blame them?

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/What-version-of-Out...
Our IT has done this as well...I'm told there are privacy requirements in Germany that equate logging chat history to eavesdropping on phone conversations, so it's illegal to log chat histories. This is insanely annoying since it's easy to accidentally close an active chat window and once the window's closed, the history is permanently gone.
Trust me, the Xbox accounts aren't much better. It is painful. I generally avoid Microsoft accounts like the plague.
It doesn't matter if it's fixed in some configuration of Firefox; point is it shouldn't take nine years to fix an app-breaking bug. Even early 2000's IE had a better track record than that. It's not like this is the only instance either, here's a 17(!) year old issue about Firefox not supporting option's label attribute: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=option-label

Could you specify some issues you ran into on Chrome that affected user space this directly or took anywhere near this long to fix? I've been doing all of my development in Chrome for ~6 years and have done very, very few Chrome-specific workarounds. On the other hand, I ran into both the Firefox bugs mentioned in the last half year.
I'm not the grandparent post, but, my salary in Canada was $80K starting in 2000, and is up to $160K now.

I've been making more than double the median wage in my city for the last 20 years or so.
I want a knife that is made out of a really strong metal that holds its edge. I don't mind sharpening my knives. I just dislike sharpening them all the time.

What is the best type of steel or alloy for me?
We hire a lot in Montreal. Mid-size startup. Range is more like CAD 85-140k for generalist frontend and backend developers.

In the larger cities, salaries have really gone up in the last few years.
Brilliant engineers frequently aren't that smart outside their narrow domain of expertise. They're also very frequently politically conservative, religious (so they believe unscientific things), and have been shown in studies to have traits making them more likely to become terrorists (they exhibit extreme black-and-white thinking).

It doesn't surprise me at all that your "brilliant engineers" think climate change is a hoax and have bought waterfront property in a flood zone.

BTW, I'm an engineer (EE) myself, so I see this stuff in my colleagues (maybe not the terrorism stuff so much, but definitely the religion and conservatism).
Getting Started with Three.js
IIRC Chip and Pin uses a challenge-response type set up with public key crypto to authenticate your card with your bank. You cannot clone that, as processing is done on the card - not the reader, and the card never reveals it's secrets.
>I would strongly recommend against using a LTS linux release from around the time your computer was released. Its just going to be too old. Try Ubuntu 17.04

No point in doing that. Just use the hardware enablement stack. It gets you the 17.04 kernel/X/etc over the LTS base. Best of both worlds.
I agree in either you don't know your differentiating value... or your audience
So basically, it seems like part of their business is metrics and control. Anyone can juice fruit. They don't actually proport any more safety, just the possibility of better response to recalls.

Unless their system can be proven to reduce, as opposed to increase, wastage and spoilage, the entire point is moot.

But I cannot see this ever taking off, so this is moot as well. If you are into raw smoothies, you are probally into knowing where your food comes from and getting it in its natural state.
In my view, conducting a psychological campaign at an intensity that is known to be far beyond the ability of many people to withstand, is unethical.

On the other hand, I do teach my kids about advertising. They are quite skeptical about it.
Maybe where you work. Not expected everywhere at all.
Really glad to see some cool libraries coming up for Rust. When I last tried to learn it, I got the basics then sort of just gave up because there didn't seem to be anything cool or unique I could do with it.
"news feed social media" vs "pictures social media" vs "augmented reality social media" vs "virtual reality social media". Facebook should want competitors tbh. Even if Peter Thiel manages to convince Trump to tell the Justice Dept. to back off, I doubt the European Commission will agree.
I keep wondering if Snapchat is going to end up being Facebook's Microsoft-Netscape situation.

If Snapchat goes down (almost guaranteed at this point), it's going to be universally blamed on Facebook. That blame - along with the likely howls from Snapchat and its backers - will intensify anti-trust attention. The bundling premise that got anti-trust attention with Microsoft's Windows monopoly, will draw the exact same attention to Facebook leveraging its network to smash competitors while it has a monopoly or near-monopoly in social (Instagram is dramatically reinforced by Facebook).
VSCode and Slack are two other Electron apps with snappy UIs. Though I commend the devs on their snappy UIs, both those apps churn the CPUs and consume crazy amounts of memory. They absolutely kill the battery on laptops and make other applications unusable.

I do not want my mail client or any other app that should be always running in the background to be written in Electron.
Sounds good. Email sent.
I'm only speaking from experience.

One thing would be that with Chrome I can login with my username and password, and I get all my extensions synced the first time I install it or I'm on a friend's computer, while with Firefox I have to wait for their confirmation email, click on it, then wait for it to sync.

You might argue that Firefox's approach is more secure, but every single website in existence is fine with my username and password—including online banking—and I think Firefox is the only software that make me do that extra step.

It's the little things, Firefox just seems to not care about my time. Too many buttons that I'm supposed to hide myself while they should've known no one uses them, too many steps to get to that setting, etc. etc.
Can't speak for other people obviously, but my take on it is utilitarian. Houston, we bail out if needed. Because we need Houston. New Orleans, we bail out if needed. Because we need New Orleans. There are several ports on the East, West and Gulf coasts that fall into the "we need them" category. The rest we don't need, so we would not subsidize their rescue unless extra money was available from somewhere.

Myrtle Beach and Miami are just not as important as NIT (Norfolk) and Portland. And higher up the urgency ladder are places like Houston and New Orleans, that must be saved and held at any cost.
Now you have 100,000 problems.
Thoughts on Powernotes Chrome extension
Hey guys,

Been working on a new project and would love some feedback on it. PowerNotes (available at www.powernotes.com) helps you keep all your research (from anywhere across the Internet) in one place and organize it. Meant to help facilitate writing papers, etc.

Would really appreciate any feedback (and if you like it, share it)
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Yes, that more or less sums it up. Plus you have fewer job opportunities and career mobility as well as higher taxes and rapidly rising real-estate prices in both Vancouver and Toronto. I think Canadian software engineers are crazy to stay in Canada.

I'm a Canadian software engineer living in Canada, but I'd never consider working for a Canadian or US company here and earning Canadian dollars - it just makes no sense. I work remote only (these days only part-time.) It isn't such a great deal as it used to be for me now that I have to pay Canadian taxes, but it was bloody fantastic when I used to live in Panama and legally paid no tax of any kind other than 7% sales tax.
Cities that are commonly touted as the "next silicon valley":

- Berlin

- Toronto-Waterloo

- London

- Vancouver

- Shenzhen

- Chicago
I love analysis like this that does nothing more than describe how something is implemented. The most effective criticism is that which simply describes and doesn't editorialize. This comment is a perfect example of how the divides between teams at large companies results in absolute absurdity for the user.
MS-13 gang: The story behind one of the world's most brutal street gangs
So here's an insane coincidence...

Look for the initial comment posted by myself on this thread, then come back to this.

Biking home I still felt uncomfortable with using the roads, so I opted for the sidewalks again and came across this:
http://imgur.com/a/2ktXP

Shoutout to the commenters who were spot on with their advise.
Very true. I've played with both and XPS 9360 and 9560 (the latest 13 and 15"): The 13 is smaller than my rMBP 13 (and size wise is between it and my girlfriend's Macbook). The 15 is only a little bigger than the rMBP 13.

I _love_ the bezel or lack thereof. The only weirdness is that "bottom of screen" webcam, but I barely use it.

And if you get the 9560... wow. 4K display, GTX 1050M, i7 w/ 32GB. I'm very happy.
that looks alot like it but it doesn't quite seem to fit -- I swear the map seemed bigger.

From video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7iQIXs6gpc

I remember there was a "replicator" item that that was rumored to exist, but somehow only the admins could ever 'find' them. Always was suspicious about that.
for only $1.3 million.
How long until they pivot and ditch the pressing machine all together and just go to a model of shipping juice packs with an app that scans the code and tells you if there's a recall or not?
> extremely low latency (which it has already delivered)

Are we looking at the same numbers? "probably under 10 microseconds" is pretty terrible compared to DRAM.