skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does anyone know of any software to help keep libraries in sync across devices?

I have an OSX install that syncs to my iPhone, and I have a Linux laptop and want the collection on all 3 devices.
You can upgrade to Windows Pro, if you need it, per Panay. Given the initial demo target though, it makes sense to lock it down to Windows S, where it's all containerized.
Next Door is great for the neighborhood watch stuff. It would be kind of cool to aggregate camera feeds...
This reminds me of a post on Less Wrong about the meanings of words and the idea we're targeting. http://lesswrong.com/lw/np/disputing_definitions/
I'm just starting out in my career, but what do they mean by "good enough to work for us"? Is there a way to measure this metric? And how do I know if I'm there?

My personal understanding (as a web developer) had always been, someone who is "good enough" is someone who can build a system from the ground up, with the capability to handle requests at high capacity and manage performance. BUT, this would just be an advanced CRUD app and I fail to see how that would reach a salary of $500,000 a year.

It looks like ShellyPalmer has a special focus on machine learning and data science. Perhaps their requirements are beyond what I am even aware of.
Do people salt their balconies? I've never seen nor heard of this.
It's headless so most likely yes.
Infosys to hire 10,000 American workers
pingdom also reports "something is wrong on the internet" https://status.pingdom.com/
PayPal's fraud detection sucks, so I can definitely understand companies wanting to verify/charge a credit card directly before accepting PayPal.
Enable TLS 1.3 in Nginx
Badly educated men have not adapted well to trade, technology or feminism (2015)
Thanks! And here's hoping :-)
Signing up with Github went flawlessly for me.
This will be cracked within days, honestly
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I guess Microsoft never officially pitted Windows S against ChromeOS - the media did.
> I understand that was a micro-benchmark of one part of the system. The whole system is looking to be roughly in line with the Gorilla numbers.

This makes sense now. I've found out that the compression algorithm performance numbers affect the overall performance in a big way. On modern SSD the entire workload is CPU bound.
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It was.

Or at least they showed me error message that their CDNs were down.

Haven't seen that kind of error before in Reddit
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No, I mean I can link you to ESPN published articles that are overtly political. I don't mean to say that I can link you to a blog article claiming it's political.
From cloudflare status [1] posted on HN [2]:

> Network Performance Issues in multiple locations

> The issue is related to a specific transit provider and we are working on temporarily disabling this provider to route around the issue

[1] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/?

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14246888
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Interesting.

I have a 1700X/16GB/SSD build and a Dell XPS 15 9560, both of which are very fast, but the Ryzen just flies!
If you're online, in wifi, it will play the song. But if you're offline it will play your phone's default ringtone. I did it that way so it wouldn't eat your data. Because downloading a new song everyday can add up if you have a limited data plan. So in theory you could be offline indefinitely and the alarm should just work. And then when you come back online, you'll be able to hear the song again.
Sorry, but you are doing a terrible job of explaining what OpenShift is to outsiders.

OpenShift is a Platform-as-a-Service offering from RedHat.
It provides a fully integrated solution to building and deploying applications on Docker and Kubernetes. What makes it a PaaS is that it integrates Jenkins, so you can build images from source and promote them though environments.
https://www.openshift.com/

OpenShift is a private cloud offering, so it is something you install and run yourself on your own infrastructure or in a public cloud.

So OpenShift.io is the "battery-included" version that is already installed on a public cloud, managed by RedHat?
The internet? Well for example there are many internet services that I do use, for example p2p sharing, decentralized and open source services. There's nothing inherent that says a major social networking site needs to be a multi-billion dollar corporation, in fact that goes against the foundation of decentralization that the internet was built upon.

What I'm trying to say is, the internet is great, with it we can move beyond the old hegemony and monopolies.
Telia had problems hitting many service providers. Not a Cloudflare problem per se. Plenty of non-Cloudflare stuff affected like Reddit, AWS, Fastly, ...

Check out the dip in requests to Reddit: http://www.redditstatus.com/
yeah that sounds like Windows RT but up-gradable if needed. The thing is, for a lot of people just running Office and a browser they'll be happy. What a lot of people won't like is having Edge only as their browser though.
Wonder why there isn't any article about Sudhir Steven Singh in Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Singh
Maybe DNS issues
Cloudflare Network Performance Issues in Multiple Locations
You can use a NoSQL database when your registers have no relation with each other (not even in different tables).

Still, it's not automatically a good choice just because the above applies. It's guaranteed only to not be an horrible choice.

The real answer is that nearly nobody has applications where NoSQL is a better choice than SQL databases. And those few that do will know it very well, so they don't need to ask around on internet forums.
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You can upgrade up from 10S to 10Pro.
Panos mentioned that at the end.

It's a full fledged laptop.
> Personally, I think Android itself was not designed with as strong security as iOS because it was designed for openness and this has turned out to be a problem.

Openness and security are orthogonal - it is possible for a software to be both open and secure: see OpenBSD.
Personally I find SQL to be one of the easiest languages to read (when reading code from other developers).
Reminds me of the old Voodoo 3dfx commercial (the "save the planet" part, except serious) https://youtube.com/watch?v=ldiYYJNnQUk

The docker marketing team does seem to be accomplishing their intended purpose, but their preeminence in the company's decision-making does rub the cynical dev crowd the wrong way!
Also https://github.com/tchaik/tchaik.
Isn't that an implementation detail? Both have to store time series.
It's just a different version of Windows... no need for a crack. Just change the serial key to the kms key of Pro [0] and install kmspico.

[0] https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867(v=ws.11...
> I also think so but the issue has several important aspects which justify the use of the separate term "schemaless". One of them is that schema elements (say, column names) can be stored as normal data.

It is fundamental to the relational model that metadata like that is stored in and queryable from relations just like normal data.
Ask HN: Do you need to have your budget allocated to raise money?
This is kind of a simple question, but if we are raising more money than we can allocate until our next milestone, will that be a problem in raising this amount? Do investors expect all of your raise to be allocated into specific budgets you're committed to? Or can it be flexible as the business evolves?

How well did you have to specify your budget in advance, when you raised?
Oh that is a nice overview, perhaps regarding IP reputation, include an overview which of those providers has the most ip addresses on RBL lists too?

Performance is nice, but if you are already on (a) blacklist (s) from your start.. :) since most of those providers, have a lovely reputation in regards of compromised machines being abused in botnet and other malicious activities... i think it might be an interesting index.
I have been using Audio Streamer (https://audiostreamer.org/) for this purpose for a few years. It also works on Windows/Linux (and probably Mac, although it's not listed).

This looks a bit snazzier, though. I may have to give it a try.
I previously interviewed with Aha! and was almost immediately turned away because I wasn't (and I quote!) "coding since I was 13" and because I didn't have a CS degree. I ended the interview early because he seemed to have lost interest after I told him I don't have a CS degree. Not a fan of that kind of interview.
The "tech shortage" is a real myth. The ultimate problem is that people want "unicorns for peanuts" and no one (including Shelly Palmer) wants to take the risk of hiring and developing potential talent. If all you can accept is demonstrated talent, you should be ready to outbid other companies who are looking for demonstrated talent. And if $500K isn't cutting it, that could mean you aren't offering enough (it could also mean your company is in a field that can't really attract top talent, but that's not the case here)
> remember that we aren't talking about a faceless politician here

Fair enough. I'd also say remember what Mark Twain said about politicians: “Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.”
This is coming soon; there's already companies working on this. It makes the most sense, because once you can grow stuff biologically, for meat you only want the muscle and fat, you don't want the rest, so why bother growing it?

I predict that within 50 years (which may be overly conservative), killing animals for meat will be all but extinct, and we'll be eating artificially-grown meat.
Windows S is completely backwards. If the Windows Store was actually any good, they should make a version without store apps (win32 only) and let customers pay a premium to use signed, vetted, store apps. (Only half kidding...)

But this way around, store apps will always be viewed as the cheaper, less featured option.
> Firstly, have to write out the SQL, then convert it to the ORM format

Ha, you know I had actually forgotten about that, but I have done that many times.

You model the data, write some queries to essentially test out the structure/data/concepts, then instead of pasting the queries into your code, you spend another bunch of time trying to tell your ORM how to come up with the query you pretty much already have.

Even if you're using a very well-tested, robust ORM that flawlessly handles your use case and you're an absolute expert at using it, it's still more work than just pasting a query you already have.
Diane Abbott says she 'misspoke' on Labour's police policy
"New Windows 10 Education PCs will be coming out soon from partners including Asus, Samsung, Dell, and HP, starting at $189."

The Surface Laptop isn't meant to compete with those. Like everything else in the Surface line, it's more of an example to the rest of the industry of what kind of devices they could/should be building for Windows to run on.
How would you have any clue about my taste (if not an even better one than spotify)?
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> What _are_ the "correct" use cases for NoSQL?

When you need a highly available and reliable DB for your application, then you need a cluster approach for data replication. Most popular SQL DBs are single-node, with some application-level clustering solutions, so the only option is to scale vertically. However, a lot of no-SQL DBs like Redis and DynamoDB do clustering/replication closer to the iron.
> If a defense attorney did something similar, Williams said, “I guarantee you this DA would try to prosecute that defense attorney.”

Who watches the watchers?

We know now that we need to look for something like a notary stamp and judge signature on a subpeona, but we will never be as sophisticated in this domain as the DA's office, so they can probably easily trick us in other ways. The lesson I am inclined to take from this is to avoid interacting with a DA without a lawyer, similar to an investigator or a "curious" or "friendly" police officer.
https://www.angieslist.com/ -> Access Denied
In my experience this is absolutely true and it blows my mind about Bing. Ads for malware linked with commonly searched-for apps. It's a disgrace.
Definitely Red Hat. The relationships run deep and Golub already has a great relationship with Jim Whitehurst.

That maybe be the only reason to keep him on the board there.
Well, the lawyers should know that digitizing it means that they are liable and provably so.
Seriously? $200/year for a message board? Is this 1998?
> I'd say the main thing to offer people choosing between Google and you is leadership opportunities.

Agreed!
Nice build. I've been considering something similar every now and then.

The argument that makes me pull back though is my fear that its power draw would be considerable.

How much power does your system draw? Idle, and/or under load?
> someone who is "good enough" is someone who can build a system from the ground up, with the capability to handle requests at high capacity and manage performance

Being a good developer (usually) doesn't mean writing especially performant code, at least not beyond what's noticeable in terms of the end user's experience. It means creating products with:

- intuitive database schemas

- clean code architecture

- good overall readability

- simplicity and optionality

Being a developer isn't much different than being any other type of writer. The best way to figure out if someone is likely to be a good developer is to ask yourself whether they'd likely be successful as a contributor to the New Yorker.
It should be possible to use something like EasyMotion to resize panes, taking the guesswork out of it and making it as fast or even faster than using the mouse.
> In practice, we could train these workers, but not at market prices with added recruiter vigorish. We just can’t get enough value out of B-team players while they are in training, and by the time we help them become A-team players, their GitHub accounts and contributions will reflect their learning. At that point, they will be firmly on the radar of top-tier tech. And we would have played the role of pre-school for Facebook, Google, or Apple. Great for Zuck, Larry, or Tim, but not so great for us.

They create a culture that doesn't value the workforce, and then they wonder why people leave?
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I don't think this is accurate for modern Android or iOS devices. AIUI basebands are connected via HSIC (a chip-to-chip variant of USB) nowadays, which doesn't give the baseband DMA.
Would iTunes Sync or iCloud Backup include app data for Kryptonite (possibly including the private key)?
"The Surface Laptop ships with Windows 10 S, the new cut-down Windows 10 SKU Microsoft announced today. Out of the box, the operating system can only run apps from the Windows Store, though it's possible to upgrade it to a full Windows 10 Pro install for $50."

It's a good compromise, still, I would have desired this $50 price tag to be around 20. Unfortunately, the Windows Store is still not as rich as we would love it to be to be completely independent of "traditional" applications.
It is very hard and very expensive to put a billion transistors on a chip.
https://foundersuite.com/
Knowledge Base: GraphQL CMS API
Possibly relevant: Modern SQL is a good resource, by Markus Winand, on the newer aspects of the language. http://modern-sql.com/
Very nice. One other datapoint that could be useful for some: Terraform provider support (and how capable the provider is). Terraform has providers for Digital Ocean, Scaleway and Lightsail but nothing for Linode or Vultr.
My assumption is that they're talking about a component that is not the baseband. The baseband itself definitely isn't connected via DMA. I'm trying to make sure we're using the same terminology before I respond.

For what it's worth, at least for Apple phones, I think he's wrong about there being any component that matches the description he's provided that is a memory corruption bug away from being able to overwrite AP memory (and I'm even more sure there's no component that can do that to the SE).

But I'm not sure what exactly they're talking about, so it would be weird to rebut at this point.
HN has been sketchy for me for the last half hour or so.
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To each his own. I'm most certainly not out to stop anyone. And I realise I'm too much of a purist for some :)
I would surmise they built that company by relentlessly "sponsoring" NPR during the housing bubble.
Mozilla and Google are free to add their browsers to store.
Did Reddit stop using Cloudflare?
When a Prosecutor's ambition is tied to a career path that demands high win/loss records, a "tough on crime" stance and constant but misinformed public scrutiny (Nancy Grace, fetishized true-crime shows, etc, I don't mean real journalism.) you are going to get misconduct and corruption as a career advancement strategy.
Human society is totally interdependent–that’s a huge survival risk
Just because people want it to be about serial processing speed doesn't mean that it is. The reason it is inaccurate to say that moore's law has ended is that there are still transistor density increases, albeit more slowly. These don't lead to the same clock speed increases or serial processing speed increases, but they do lead to more cores in both CPUs and GPUs.

Equating the single core speed of Intel's latest CPUs and moore's law is just another case of simple, easy and wrong.

> For a while they were able to use higher transistor counts to get more instructions per clock, but even that strategy is running out of steam

On a single core, not over a whole processor, as can be seen by the fact that there are 22 and even 72 core processors available now.

> The big news about Ryzen is that it was finally able to catch up to Intel in that regard.

This has nothing to do with Moore's law, it is a result of processor architecture.
The major reason I use neovim is because with the addition of :terminal command I no longer need to remember tmux commands and with the add-on neoterm I have a one button command to send the current selection (or line) to whatever terminal I please.

This means that when developing code in any language that has a REPL I can test it out as I develop line by line.
So it's just like SQL but with the order of statements being more flexible? Does not seem entirely unreasonable.
You actually just broke down quite a few skill sets that can be qualified by experience or interviews.

* Build a system from the ground up => Understands how to build custom solutions with or without frameworks and pre-established libraries in order to reach the optimal business solution for the company/client which may include time and resource constraints

* Capability to handle requests at high capacity and performance => Understanding of development operations including but not limited to linux, networking, automation, cloud solutions, databases

Now the extent to which a developer has trained those skills would greatly effect earning potential however having them at a basic level would certainly qualify one for most dev jobs.

Machine learning and data science are particularly valuable because their is simply so much unexplored territory and so few candidates. $500k could easily be the salary of some of the primo researchers working for Uber, Google, Etc.
Err, the MacBook Pro itself is thinner than a MacBook Air.
annual billing, period. being able to access a year's worth of capital upfront will always be better (from the providers point-of-view)
I don't. I just pick the songs I like from what the artists submit. Or I reach out to the artist directly to get their permission to feature it. Hopefully, you'll like them too. Everyone listens to the same song for a 24 hour period. Most of the music is EDM.
They said they were scheduling some dashboard maintainence for today. Perhaps this had some unforseen side effect?
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I had to use Hibernate in a project. We were loading an entity from the database, someone invoked a setter and the set value was updated in the database automatically. Totally blew my mind.

Never touched it again since then (not doing much Java anyway).
Is it possible to determine the transit provider at fault based on Cloudflare's list of affected areas?
relational data modeling is something you will learn from experience once you're developing an application where the business domain data is inherently relational.

everything you work on in school is not like this. you spend a lot of time studying in-memory data structures and doing tiny projects (ranging from 100 lines of code homework all the way up to 5000 lines of code midterm project) that implement in-memory data structures and algorithms to work with them.

so you get some inexperienced developer who only has their schooling to inform them and they're all stuck thinking in terms of arrays, lists, hashmaps, and trees. learning a new data model has a lot of cognitive overhead so the allure of a data persistence tool that gives you almost the same data structures you already know is very strong. "Why would I learn about relational data modeling when everything is just a hashmap anyway?" thus MongoDB as extremely popular with 23 year olds and extremely scorned by 33 year olds. 10 years of job experience drives the point home.
Anyone have more concrete information on where the routing issues are and/or who's affected?
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