skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's like that scene in Mean Girls when one of the girls desperately wants the expression "fetch" to become a thing but the other girls keep saying "Fetch isn't going to happen."

I feel that way about Gitlab -- so many people want Gitlab to replace Github, but I can't understand why. "Let's replace product A with product B because Y Combinator." I'm just not sold. If Gitlab were 10x better, then maybe I'd get it, but it's not.
But wouldn't that kind of defeat the point? Sort of like how having a type system with only one type wouldn't be very helpful.
I loved using screenhero with my team... waited forever for a Linux build to come but was sad when Slack bought them out and the port was never brought to fruition.
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Are they really separable though? As I understood it, the precomputation attack is what makes the discrete log attack practical for the size of primes that you can get with the Logjam TLS vulnerability.

Otherwise the downgrade attack wouldn't be worth much if you still had to spend years and years of computation to recover each weak DH secret.

At the same time, once the authors have spent several pages talking about the practicality of NFS and the precomputation work, it's a logical next step to speculate about what a more powerful adversary might do.

> This seems to me like the more important half of the paper, but all the media focused on the Logjam half.

Here we agree.
In that case, though, they should have retired earlier...
Eh, I hear the same arguments against unhealthy lifestyles in the US despite our privatized health insurance system.
I'm not really sure what you mean by 'The Thing 5+'
Thanks for the examples.

- We're working on improving the UX. Issue filters allow you to type now. UX team work can be seen in https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/163xL_FLQLsWD8Yv9GfkR... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtDzyHnedoE The UX research in https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZE9BNAnIPDKxgSyQU5su... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8-Jto8FTmA Sorry for the general answer, I can't be more specific since I don't know what flow you mean.

- As mentioned in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14354087 some people like getting their own notifications, but maybe we should make it configurable.

- GitLab.com is slow compared to GitHub.com, we're working on this in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/947 The GNOME team is looking to self host so they don't have this problem.

- What is the nr. 1 thing you would improve in the review UX? I'm excited about https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/1984

- I think mass updates to issues are getting some love in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/28340
When self-driving cars take over, traffic will look very different. More like this: [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm_rlLyelQo
Repeat after me: the plural of anecdote is not data.

Do you deny that smoking causes lung cancer and premature death? And yet, there are people over 100 years old who have smoked for decades.
Sure it does. If it becomes trivial to conjure the equivalent, then it doesn't matter if oil is gone.

My framing is sloppy (because I only talk about the future value of oil rather than the cost of obtaining the equivalent), but I think the point survives it, because the value of oil would drop to the cost of obtaining the equivalent.
Alien 3 traditionally gets a lot of flak, but it is actually quite a remarkable movie. It left strong impression on me and is so rich in story and emotions I watched it many times over.

The premise and setting are very depressing, yet the prison, its visuals and inhabitants quickly get intriguing. This is a great narration of how people that have nothing but each other and their faith realize that their only real chance of survival is to work together and fight the beast. It is also a story of one strong woman who wakes up in a world where every hope of hers gets destroyed one by one. Just when you think things cannot get more dire, there is another bad luck, another loss, another jolt of despair.

Extremely strong emotions, thrilling chase and a great finale where Ripley's final decision is the perfect and only possible conclusion of a life that destroyed her hopes and gave her nothing except for a chance to fight for others, and win.

The film's music is beautiful and visuals are very good. I think people say bad things about the film mostly because they expected Aliens: the sequel where Cameron's vision would continue. Don't get me wrong, Aliens is a great film, and the novelization by Foster a great book to read. But if you take Alien 3 as an independent vision of the theme, you will enjoy it.
Because fundamentally they always end up being two computers in one, they just share the storage.
People are adamant about it because in all cases, those claiming these salaries are common provide no evidence to back up their claims. It's always "I know this guy who..." or "It just is, I'm telling you!"

You can argue that glassdoor and other online surveys are self-selecting and suffer from this or that bias, but at least they (presumably) are trying to back their results up with data. Multiple online sites agree that a median & average Senior Software Engineer BASE salary in the Bay area is between $130K and $140K [1] [2]. If you want to say this is wrong, fine, come in with some other actual data rather than just hearsay and doubt casting. If you want to say "but that's just base salary" also fine, but show some total comp data with a sample size greater than N=1.

1: https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/san-francisco-senior-soft...

2: http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Senior_Software_Engi...
Perhaps because they share more common values, as well as highly intertwined financially, e.g. via the government?
Insufficient ports.
That's an interesting visa, although the monthly income requirement of THB 65,000 would be beyond me.
Library Genesis: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
Sci-Hub https://scihub.org/

Also helps if you work for a university that pays these rape-quality fees to access what should be public knowledge.
My family adopted my female cousin nearly 30 years ago from Guatemala. The country was in civil war at the time so bringing her to the U.S. was in her best interest.

Unfortunately my mother and aunt (sisters of her birth father) kept her so locked down that she is effectively a slave. My aunt hasn't worked in decades because my little sister has always signed every paycheck over to my aunt. After working for nearly 25 years my sister has no money, doesn't have a bank account, has no friends, has dated only once (and they shamed her when she did), no drivers license, isn't allowed to do anything on her own. She isn't allowed to walk to work. She isn't allowed to have opinions, or a private conversation, or until recently, a cellphone.

I finally bought her a cellphone the day after my mother died in 2014. I thought things would change after my mother died, but my aunt continued her control.

My sister seems happy and genuinely loves my aunt and now deceased mother. My family always claimed that her original immigration paperwork had an error which puts her at risk at deportation justifying her isolation. But I doubt the sincerity of this claim given that is conveniently forgotten when it comes time for her to go out and earn a paycheck.

Even though I always objected to her treatment, I feel complicit. But now, I don't think I could suggest a better way to live. All I can do is set aside enough money for her retirement. Any thoughts or comments are appreciated but at the very least I appreciate this opportunity to share her story.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14353684
The bread-and-butter HP DL380 goes up to 3TB. On the other end of the spectrum you have beasts like the IBM E880 that goes up to 32TB.
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Not true. Retirees with generous pensions are a great opportunity for any country. They will bring money to your country without the need to produce anything. They won't consume a lot of public resources (no need of school or of police repression). They will reform a house, eat in your good restaurants, and enjoy all the services you can offer.

A lot of countries hunt for wealthy retirees, like Portugal and Australia. Sure you must have your health insurance.
Code INTERNALS gives 40% off the pBook or eBook price on the MS Press Store. Just used the code for the bundle and it worked!

https://www.microsoftpressstore.com
Here it's important to remember that the only reason that worked for Netflix was because they could be a huge disruptor even before streaming. They IPO'd, and basically all but put Blockbuster out of business, years before they launched streaming.

Netflix could've never moved to streaming and still made a lot of people a lot of money and have been a successful business.

But if they'd been losing tons of money on DVDs, that 10 year wait between launch and streaming would've been much, much more interesting.
You can plant crops much closer to each others using an hexagonal pattern. It's one part of what constitute "biointensive gardening". The only way to beat that is if the harvesting machinery is hovering over the field.

And s sprayer only spray, it does not harvest anything. They actually make UAV sprayer, though...
Citation needed. In 2007 a 1 year cd was paying about half of that.

Savings account rates have not kept up with inflation in my adult life time and I'm middle aged.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm interested in the perspective from the general population of those who were on the selling end. The Net is chock full of advice in the form of "do this, do that", but curiously little can be found in the form of "these are the most important questions to ask the buyer", especially with 20/20 hindsight.

Strangely, in my personal situation, the founding team asked the questions you posed when the buyer interest was first noted. We asked the employees and fortunately, all were on board with a potential sale.
To be fair, sighted developers have to filter all that noise out too when we slog through logs visually.
I don't think circumstances around your anecdote leave room for it to be factual. "Red delicious" isn't simply a breed of apple — they're all trademarked clones. The offspring of an apple tree won't produce anything like the fruit of the original apple. In fact, the overwhelming majority will be inedible and only suitable for cider. Genetic drift isn't really plausible because there's no mechanism by which these trees would drift genetically.

New apple strains are, as far as I know, not really bred for. They're found in the wild.

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty confident that an apple that isn't a strict clone of red delicious can't be marketed as a red delicious. It's also possible that growing conditions now have changed enough to alter the fruit, but I'm not positive that it would be a large enough difference to notice.
Commercial kitchems are very noisy, hell as soon as I turn on the extraction fans - without cooking anything, I think it would struggle. Plus during service everyone is too busy to even think of non-absolutely necessary talking.
Google Hangouts uses so much chrome, it is very hard to see on a laptop screen.
I use it on my cable box with < 64MB RAM! Got a minecraft server up and running on it too!
Yeah it's a new word for an old thing - I think "hosted" is often a better word.
> If the political environment was shifting right, and Democrats were forced to make compromises, how is that considered a hyperbolic "great betrayal" instead of acknowledging political reality?

So they abandoned their base and went with the political wind instead of fighting for the people they represent, sounds exactly like a great betrayal to me.
Most people I ask don't really care. We get in taxis, busses, planes, trains all driven by someone else. The underground in mostly automatic. Planes are flown by software. Traffic signals/lights are software driven.

If the software is tested then what? We trust the people who test it. Send the self driving car through a driving test.

Sure level 5 is hard... but most people don't appreciate that. They assume it's tested and it works most of the time. Most people will jump in the self driving car and whip out a phone and tweet and facebook and enjoy the free time.
I was in the UK at the time: http://swanlowpark.co.uk/savings-interest-annual.jsp, but I'm sure I got better rates by shopping around.
I'm thinking you meant Shadowrun (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadowrun ) and not Shadow World (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_World_(role_playing_gam... ). I'm not familiar with the latter, but the description of 'high-fantasy' suggests to me that you meant the former.

That said, the Shadowrun universe is certainly an interesting mashup of magic and technology, and the fact that it exists outside of a particular story or stories seems like it would lend itself to interpretation and exploration beyond that of an adaptation of a static tale.
> If you're a skilled professional in a coastal metropolis globalization is great...

Might want to modify that to a 'skilled professional under 35'. The H1B, offshoring, and the race to the bottom with younger and foreign workers is something that you'll think you won't have to worry about for a while.

And then you get older. With a family, kids, mortgage - a life full of things that leave little room for the next JS package manager or version of Angular.
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I tried to find her email on her keybase page but it isn't there. Ironically her Github page is listed, but her Gitlab page isn't.
cairo is a hard dependency of GNOME, but it's not really a GNOME project, and it currently is pretty lacking in maintainership since Google hired up practically all of the maintainers to work on Skia/Chrome.

You might want to try shooting Bryce Harrington an email directly to see if he can review your patches. Good luck.
You'd be surprised how many people think they want "blockchain" in situations where 1 or less of those criteria are applicable. For example, multiple large corporations seem to be funding "let's make our own blockchain" projects but don't intend for anyone else to mine.
>I think it would be helpful to distinguish between a true remunerated employer-employee relationship like what you appear to describe above, and unpaid slavery like what is described in the article.

That's the thing, though. It's very difficult to distinguish. I know my parents and some family friends who treat their helpers like extended family. But at the same time, it's not uncommon to find others who do it worse. Still, there are those in between.

Like the author, I was raised with a helper around the house. As long as I remember, even when I was a kid, they were there. Unlike the author, though, my parents take care of them, (they're paid, they get vacations, even help when the situation with their families in the province is tight, etc.) but looking back, I can't help but think if having a helper at all (no matter how well treated) is part of the problem.

There's some effect to society that feels like a barrier. The mentality of "I'm just a helper" is real and even when you invite a friend's driver or helper to eat lunch with the group, they'll lie ("I ate already."). What's difficult too, is you don't know if "I ate already" means they weren't given allowance, they're saving to send some to their family, or just prefer to eat with others i.e. go make friends with the other helpers.

My childhood helper sometimes tells stories of some realities of other helpers that he befriended, and the variance is huge, but it's not a binary good/bad thing. It's more like a range of possibilities.
> They won't consume a lot of public resources

If you ignore healthcare, nursing homes, etc., perhaps.
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> They won't consume a lot of public resources (no need of school or of police repression).

Either the host country's end-of-life medical care is not great by American standards (in which case what you write is true, but many Americans wouldn't care to move), or it is, and a retiree would consume considerable public resources. Unfortunately, there's no way to have it both ways.
Or just die when you're old? Maybe that sounds harsh, but being bedridden for 12 years doesn't sound like any idea of a good life to me.

The old die to make way and free up resources for the young. That's the way it's supposed to work.
Thank you, very interesting commentary in the discussion.
I found the tone of this article somewhat obnoxious. "Why aren't these old codgers getting out there and spending like they should? We gotta find ways to make them feel more comfortable!" As someone whose father is 75 and doesn't have a dime, because he didn't watch his spending or have a savings plan, I find this attitude rather disconcerting.
> My great aunt, before she passed, had a suitcase in her closet with lots of cash in it to survive the coming collapse of society.

This in itself is poor preparation because it assumes the currency will still be worth something should some financial calamity on the purported scale occurs.
Provigil seems to be way better since it doesn't get you high in the traditional sense.

I don't think cocaine lasts long enough to be therapeutic. And certainly not healthy to snort it.

I also don't believe anyone (99% of people) should be taking any performance enhancing drug every day. Ritalin, Adderall and Vyvanse are all essentially meth without the initial rush.

And yes, no one should be doing cocaine since a huge percentage is cut with synthetic balt salts and even sometimes fentayl (not sure why).
Intel is refusing to sell the chips unless you swear undying loyalty to Intel.
Apple's container to keep the pizza from getting soggy
Does anybody know what's the difference between this and Samsung dex?
Gnome is considering to use GitLab CE. Git Hooks are available in that edition https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/administration/custom_hooks.html

The only Enterprise Edition feature that is under discussion is merging without creating a merge commit. We're considering to open source this to make this move work.

GitLab.com still feels slow but running an instance specifically for GNOME should be fast.
I think we also need better mental models of how to deal with life and stress. And how to be energized from being healthy and sleeping properly.
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Preetam, founder / lead dev here: Yeah, yeah, I know. We really need to move our asses over to Nougat already, but its a PITA when we port upwards and there are major changes in the internal framework APIs, forcing us to thoroughly test the whole system again...but we'll get there!
You named three things (strategy, product, revenue) -- deciding the priority of those three at any given moment, communicating that, and aligning the company around it is literally culture. You just identified his role.
Is this pitched for SSL and HTTPS? Isn't this already done in hardware?
> Whats up with that?

A sign of the future. As browser march headlong into being app platforms instead of browsers expect the back button to disappear entirely.
Not really. Historically, slaves were often not fed by their owners. They worked all day on the plantation in the Deep South, then went home and tended their own gardens because their owners did not feed them.

"Room and board" is valid compensation in some jobs. There are valid jobs to this day where having a place to stay is a large part of the compensation you will receive.

It is not as black and white as you seem to think.
It may be difficult to explain to a grumpy TSA agent that your device is not in fact a laptop!
Yeah, maybe he died thinking he got his money's worth out of those 3 million dollars. Maybe.
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Sure, they'll consume all the services you offer, and especially health care, as the parent suggests. But, yes, you need to have a generous pension, as well as meet another number of requirements that vary from place to place.

In order to emigrate and retire in New Zealand[1], for example, you need to

a) be healthy
b) bring your own insurance
c) bring ~$350k in savings and $40k annual income with you

The UK imposes an "independent means[2]" requirement, to prevent retirees from being a drain on the economy, as does Australia, Canada[3], etc.

[1] - http://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/072115...

[2] - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1083052/Foreigners-6...

[3] - http://www.livingabroadincanada.com/getting-started/retireme...
Hmm, not sure what happened. It was there, now it's not. It's amanda@gitlab.com -- sorry about that.
Are there any big users of Skia outside of Google?

Sounds like the Skia team has all the talents and is very well funded, so I'm a little surprised that it failed to catch on (outside of Google).
Why would I go to a sub that points to obvious shills and product placements? I'm only giving more views to their images. Maybe hailcorporate was made by the same people.

(X-Files theme song)
I never said they were the same. Further there is consumer debt.
Isn't spain a reasonable high wage country? I wonder what made these people accept such lives in the US.
Yes, we have the same list of go-tos. I've always called the subject of the article Red Undelicious. My dad always took one in his lunch so we always had Red undelicious around, but that only taught me I didn't like apples. Then one day I grew up and bought my own apples. There are so many to try.

I recently found a tree of unknown variety next to a Forest Service road in the mountains near me. I'm sure someone thew an apple core out the window many years ago. I had several people try them and all kinds of names were thrown out, but none of use could nail down what it was. Whatever it is, it is good!
Alert the authorities of your aunt now. Otherwise yes you are very complicit and equally guilty.
The SPARC M7-16 has up to 16 TB of ram, sixteen processors (512 cores, 4,096 threads), 48 PCIe 3.0 x16 slots:

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/sparc-m7-1...

This is just the mainstream catching up.
Yes, I'm hungry for an apple now, maybe a few if there were several to pick from!
What kind of LDAP functionality did KDE want? LDAP login is in GitLab CE (open source) but LDAP group sync is in GitLab Enterprise Edition (proprietary).

I wrote https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11092182 but I can't find LDAP references in any of the linked emails.
And if the average Apple employee could actually afford to live in Cupertino.
I'm sorry. I must have misinterpreted "solve my financial problems." Typically that's a euphemism for giving money. Forgive me.
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Your post makes me wonder if this constant back and forth switching is actually conducive to productivity.