skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>market Socialism

After all of this, we're back at market socialism? You could have just said that at the start if you meant it.

>This is why I argue that it is not a possibility to have the Socialist revolution in only one country, it is unsustainable; Communism must mature to a stateless society

This is slavery. Are you mad? No choice, no flight over the border to freedom, no escape from compelled labor at the hands of your government... And all of this, for a system you admit is worse at providing a high standard of living than the status quo. What's the gain?

>the usual functions of force of the state should be abolished soon after the proletariat have taken control of it

And how does the proletariat take control anyway? Bloody revolution? Once the state dissolves the market, and then dissolves itself, the market will simply emerge again -- it has happened everywhere. Remember, you admit the co-op leads to worse outcomes than the market -- the market will re-gain control since it's better at the function of 'providing a standard of living for people,' and people want 'a standard of living'. You need a mechanism to maintain your desired social designs, if there is none, a market emerges, to prevent the market, you need totalitarianism.
Also, for those who are struggling: http://www.uopeople.edu/ They are a (nationally) accredited university. A bachelor with them is no more than $4000. They offer just AAs and BAs in business and computer science tho.

Here their wikipedia for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_the_People
Fraud detection (credit cards, online banking)

Detecting illegal mining activity via satellite

network intrusion (packet analysis)

Predicting machine failure

Stock market trend prediction (up/down)

Simbox fraud

Finding similar parts for large vehicles to help engineers

I can keep going, but this is a sample I've seen over the years. We mainly do work in time series data for enterprise basically mostly "things google doesn't do". A bulk of what we do doesn't appear in research papers because it's not "GAN art" eg: "the current hype".
Are you stupid ? Because it strikes me that you are phenomenally so.

While Aadhar does not share biometric features, by being an authentication oracle, it makes it trivial for any massive organization like Jio to build their own second-party 'verified by Aadhar' databases which have even fewer legislative regulations (if that were at all possible).

So no, "we" will not "shut up".
Everyone pays a little more so that everyone's children can go to college for free. Saying it's poor people paying for rich people is complete nonsense. And as it is, wealthy people's children will go to college regardless of how it's funded; everyone paying through taxation is essentially the only mechanism that enables poor people's children get access to higher education. That means it's better than all the alternatives.
They did recently provide better APIs to address most of the Activity/Fragment issues https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/i...

There was a talk about it on this IO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrteWKKVyzI.
Makes me wonder if this sort of thing isn't a more civilised version of the bribe. "Tell us what we need to hear to drive this through and we'll fine you later." The beauty of the system being that no-one ever needs to explicitly offer or ask for money.
I don't think that the European Comission deals in hair splitting and semantics.

Facebook lied, twice! And now they reap the consequences.
> Nothing of value is stored on individual workstations (and if they do they ought to have some form of backup [...])

That's a very broad assertion.
Maybe that's true in a setup where everyone uses thin clients, but in the usual case, there is still enough friction on Windows to using network shares that many people will have local copies of the files they work with. Also, a NAT is probably the fist thing you'd hook up to a backup - if you're not using a cloud service anyway.

Finally, the workstation itself is absolutely important. If only the NAS were affected you could at least keep working with what's left. Some machines are also specialized, e.g. info screens, ATMs, PoS terminals, hospital equipment...
And the UK (in principle). Although it's quite savage, as the repayments are tied to RPI if you took out your loan post 2012. You pay 9% of your income over 21k-ish until the debt is paid off. Calculator here to show just how grossly unfair this system is in practice [0].

[0] http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/students/student-finance-ca...
More recently I've come to the conclusion that most of naming must be influenced by "how you grew up". As someone who has mostly touched the Java and Python ecosystems while learning to program, I frequently run into names that seem "weird" to me, because they replace often-used technical words (from those ecosystems) through more obscure synonyms.

C++ also often had that (replacing 'map' through 'transform' and so on) - but since it's a standard, at least it is usually more consistent in its own internal logic. Same goes e.g. for LINQ, which was influenced by SQL instead of LISP-like collection transformation functions.
This is important, much more than most people think. You don't realize how many things around you need strong magnets.

> This technology for producing iron nitride permanent magnets has been exclusively licensed.

Interesting — I wonder to whom.
The many faces of DISTINCT in PostgreSQL
I'm not convinced that you read the article properly. You're making projections about their infrastructure without having all of the facts.
I didn't find the code. Did you have more luck?
I wasn't think corporate AI actually. Something between Wikipedia not-for-profit wikipedians and personal AI (browser or independently managed). AI is definitely not a silver bullet, but algorithm and human-based solutions are out of the question, so AI is probably the best option moving forward.
Just skimmed through it. Nicely written post... This is best:

One of the most difficult aspects of being a VC is tip-toeing the line between optimism and pessimism.
Please, start regulating and taxing these multinational advertising companies much more aggressively.

Once advertising companies like Facebook or Google reach a certain size, they should be required to pay taxes where the ads are shown to users.

Make a set of basic EU user terms and privacy policy for advertising companies masked as social networks, search engines, email providers etc, some of it mandatory, some of it that they can opt out off. But advertising companies above a certain size shouldn't be allowed to set their own (American) terms.

And please, split up these behemoths. It's not good for anyone that one search engine and one social network rules it all. They have EU-wide market shares above 90 percent. We would never allow that in industries as automobiles or television. We would never allow it for newspapers or tv stations. Somehow, we allow it for social networks and search engines.
This reminds me a lot about the introduction to a book called 15 commitments of conscious leadership. If you enjoyed this article, check out that book! It's very good.
For some reasons, both homepages currently show as <link rel="canonical" href="http://localhost/">
All you have to do is click one link. That is hardly non trivial. Also, there are screenshots, at least I found it in a non trivial way.
You should read the reddit AMA done by the Zomato CEO, it'll give nice insight into how the company works :)
Simplest solution: payment put into escrow, ransom is released to the ransom holder after 365 days provided the source code is not leaked, the ransom is released to the victim if the source code is leaked prior. If the ransom holder released the source after the fact it would be a year out of date.
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell dies at 52
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The human cannonball's last flight
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How to reduce face fat
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'Constantly being contactable' is something of an old person's gripe, because they grew up with being unreachable by default. I walked 30 mins to school when I was 8, and took day-long biking trips with my younger brother at 14 yo without having a phone.

Almost unheard of these days (depending on where you live).

Personally I never switch off my iphone or even set it silent, but after years of living an event-driven life I learned to ignore those interruptions.
Ah, good point.

From: https://sploitfun.wordpress.com/2015/02/10/understanding-gli...

Last 3 bits of this field contains flag information.

PREV_INUSE (P) – This bit is set when previous chunk is allocated.
IS_MMAPPED (M) – This bit is set when chunk is mmap’d.
NON_MAIN_ARENA (N) – This bit is set when this chunk belongs to a thread arena.

It certainly doesn't look like those could be used against ASLR.
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I didn't say "truly free" market or healthcare, and the thread is about higher education, but thanks.
I love how US beats foreign cartels or shortages by true technology (fracking, magnets).
That's not quite right, the special case was the `init`s, where all the parameters were named, whereas the first parameter of `func`s was not named. This kind of made sense, as you could put the name of the first parameter as part of the function name, which is impossible for an initializer. In the end, they normalised it to all parameters being named.

On a side note, I like the _, it's a clear signal of not caring about something and doesn't take up a lot of visual space.
for some reaso they do not show the uncompressed image for comparison
At what cost? Would displaying significantly more ads to EU users to offset the regional tax hikes be worth the revenue raised?
Thank You for guidelines.
In popup there is simple site usage information, so there's no need to be worried.
Ukrainian here. Where did you hear that? Don't read news there anymore, they manipulate you. Ukraine introduced sanctions against russian businesses on its territory. As part of those sanctions, websites of three major russian IT companies have been blocked. That included Yandex (which is very similar to google, also has a lot of web services), and a couple of russian social networks.
I could come up with electrical motors and generators. Before that I saw them for controlling the arm of spinning hard drives, and those aren't used that much anymore. What else is there?
There is of course sxml, which is more or less well-defined. But that would probably suffer from the same problems as xml, since it is just xml written as s-expressions.

There is one pretty damn solid SSAX parser by Kiselyov that has been ported to just about every scheme out there. It is interesting since it doesn't do the whole callback thing of most ssax parsers, but is implemented as a tree fold over the xml structure.
And then the trio sonatas for organ are the master pieces of the master pieces if you ask me ... with three truly independent melodies masterfully interwoven most of the time ... did only find one so far though:

http://allofbach.com/en/bwv/bwv-527/
Chris Cornell, Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman, dies aged 52
From Java to Kotlin
Just write programs without overflows, and malloc() will not be a problem.
Dive in head first. Don't understand the subject at all. Get frustrated. Google and jump to answers found. Frustrated because the answer found was too old. Feel like I'm not getting anywhere. Finally make some progress. Discover familiar patterns. More progress. End up being pretty good at it.

Still feel it all took to long because everything changed and now you need to learn something new.
Comdb2: Bloomberg's distributed RDBMS
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Checkthis shutting down 31st May 2016
Social networks, as a whole, aren't prohibited in Ukraine. Only a couple russian internet services are blocked as part of sanctions against Russia. Because of the... you know... war.
Replacing every screen you own for a start.
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The "Online Demo" button brings me to the download page. Is this a bug?
Regardless of the taxing system, Facebook would already show you as many ads as possible. It makes no sense to me that they would show more ads in EU in that case, because that means that they could also increase the number of ads shown in the US and increase their profit. If anything, it would just cut their surplus.
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> Some officials even discussed whether the flaw was so dangerous they should reveal it to Microsoft, the company whose software the government was exploiting, according to former NSA employees who spoke on the condition of anonymity given the sensitivity of the issue.

> In the case of EternalBlue, the intelligence haul was “unreal,” said one former employee.

> Richard Ledgett, who retired last month as the NSA’s deputy director, said disclosing all flaws would amount to “unilateral disarmament.” He said the idea that “everything would be just fine” if the NSA disclosed all the vulnerabilities it finds is “nonsense.”

So WannaCry isn't going to cause any changes in the NSA.
First of all if you going to quote Keynes, use it in the right context. We are not talking about stock market here.

So you are telling me that these Indian outsourcing companies who have been growing for 30 years with billions of dollars in revenue is all because they are selling a bad product.

So the Indian companies are like wolves eating feeble Western companies like lambs. Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds.
So, as the man said, the page is completely blank. This is indisputable.

A bit further down the road, some script may populate it with content, but the page itself is blank. Shoddy craftmanship.

Edit: The page is blank even with scripts allowed. All content is provided by third party scripting.
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Seems similar to http://openrefine.org/
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> spinning hard drives, and those aren't used that much anymore

Hey! Are you basing this statement on your own experience of your personal/business hardware? Because spinning rust has never been more heavily used, for bulk on/near-line storage.

Judging by the list of alumni from Prof. Wang's group, HDD manufacturers have a strong demand for advanced applications of magnets, plus a tiny fraction from biomedical techs.

[0]: http://www.nanospin.umn.edu/people-0
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The fact that I worked for an airline and we could only use the cheap flying perk if we got married.

Never used it. Still married.
3M I guess
This isn't just an American thing.
> spinning hard drives, and those aren't used that much anymore.

Not sure if serious or not. Just because SSD's are popular, does not mean HDD's are unused.
If anyone on here wants to get fully into their organ music, Priory is a fairly definitive label (nb: Am son of the founder). The "Great European Organs" series was recently celebrated on BBC Radio 3 here in the UK.

Quick search for Bach on the website:

http://prioryrecords.co.uk/index.php?route=product/search&se...
Point taken, but the original point was being associated with the name, not throwing a fit. Having it on your CV/resume, for example. Potentially alienating clients because of words that stand out from the page in the wrong context. I can see a problem.
"Theoretical limit of its magnetic properties are more than twice the maximum reported magnetic energy product for a rare earth magnet"

Call me a pessimist, but if the theoretical is more than twice the actual for rare earths that means the new magnet might well be weaker than the old ... in reality.

It's doubly suspicious that they don't mention the theoretical vs reality for the rare earths.
It's a miracle! We have the solution to every bug in every program that will ever be written!
Just do not put bugs in your code, you fools!
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What language are you using that doesn't have a working XML parser? REALLY?
Fusion reactors?
From the state point huge student debt is wonderful. Fresh workforce starts with negative balance: they are vulnerable and controllable (trying to pay out it or begging for mercy to aid with debt).
First thought 'no way!' - neodymium magnets had a huge impact on electronics and mechanical systems... and then twice the strength? Incredible!
The issue is not so much that they're fast grown or from a hothouse. But that they are grown out of season with artificial light, harvested almost green and ripe during transit. Best case they are tasteless, worst case they are bitter and IMO unfit for consumption.

I grow my own in a hothouse because it's not hot enough to do so without here in Denmark. At least not in the quantities I want.
Google has an indoor positioning tech in the works, called VPS
CommitStrip took its position: http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2017/05/17/wannacrypt-bad-code...
"a..b - 1" can also be written as "a until b" in Kotlin.
Hitler is universally offending and I would question the motives of its creators. OTOH, I couldn't care less if a language would be called gomix or ibne (same word in Turkish) or fag.
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Where did Groovy go wrong ?
That's the equivalent of putting somebody in solitary confinement for life, which does more mental harm than good, we already have plenty of scientific evidence for this not just for Humans but many other social animal species. Pigs for example tend to be very clean and smart animals, that is until you hoard too many of them in too little room, then they start to act nasty towards each other because of the stress that situation represents to them.

The behavior you are describing also has little to nothing to do with psychopathy, which is far more prevalent outside of mental institutions and prisons than most people would like to admit.
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Because tweets are mostly curated for TV audiences. Paying for top tweets would show that editorial staff doesn't give a flying fudge about their audiance, and simply want to make money (which you are also giving it to them by sitting through commercials).
I don't get it. How could anyone be deceived? How could anyone imagine that anyone could be deceived? How could anyone assume - how could it technically be the case - that data from one system should not be mergeable with data from another?
Make the water deep enough (max depth) and it will drag.
Low-field MRI could probably benefit from a 2x improvement in the state of the art.
Facebook aren't matching phone numbers, they're overlaying social graphs.

They know who you are based on who else's phone book/friends list you show up in.

WhatsApp uploads the whole phone book - it doesn't matter if the numbers correspond to WhatsApp users or not.
That's great, thanks for sharing!
Agreed as far as it goes. But can one person really understand a 2 million line codebase? Can a team large enough to use a 2 million line codebase stay in close enough communication that they all know what each other are doing? IME to stay sane on a codebase that large you need separated components with strict separation between interface and implementation and independent versioning of each, at which point you might as well make that split at the module/VCS level and take advantage of what your tools can do for you.
If you read the fine print of the ones with "no bandwidth costs" you'll find that service becomes throttled after a certain level of usage. These are businesses, they have to make money to operate, they're not in this for charity
There has to be a better way to work with templates than hand-writing CSS. Why isn't using an IDE for layout staple? Is it because of the low quality of WYSIWYG options? Or how entrenched data and layout in webapps is.
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Nah. It is possible still, but it's far cheaper this way (in person/time and S3 bandwidth costs).
Agreed, I'm shocked I missed this when it was released in 2014. Rare earths no longer needed for magnets strong and light enough for windmills and electric motors? I remember the reports on how vulnerable our infrastructure was to neodymium supply disruptions, it was really high on the priority list. This is fantastic if it can be manufactured reasonably!
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>>> This is something that comes up a lot in the Valley and the last team I've personally hired was about half no-degree and half not-famous-degree, so you can guess my position (we hired based on technical capability and more or less ignored CVs).

I'll say it: You just hired for cheap.
I like the way they quote jesus :) “I have come that they might have life, and have it to the full.” – Jesus
He writes entertainingly (and clearly has a talent for the written word) but I'm not convinced he's got any genuine insight into programming. Put another way: he seems to be just as convincing when he's wrong as he is when he's right.
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Dude, I’ve used 180 TB of traffic in one month on a 16$/mo server, and still, no throttling.

I’ve read the fine print, and called them.

Online, Scaleway, OVH, do not ever throttle you.

Hetzner requires you to buy traffic, but there it costs 1$ per 1TB of traffic, which is 1000x cheaper than Firebase.
> In other words he takes all three entrances of the fugal subject together, treats them as if they were a single fugal subject, and builds an outer fugue out of that.

This is not in any way an accurate description.
Would be my guess as well. Worth noting that the University of Minnesota (author) is no more than... 20 minutes from 3M HQ.
This accessory is not supported (iOS), why O why?
Yesterday I bought a third party lightning to audio cable (male). It worked for an hour, then the iPhone told me, the accessory is not supported. Nothing helped, including reboot. Now I know why they dropped the audio jack: analog cables are hard to reject. And rejection is what they want to force people buying the (over)expensive original Apple stuff, right?
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Can we get a [2012] on the title?
IoT: LoRa DHT22 Temperature and Humidity Sensor on Breadboard
Love it! Would be nice to get the option to log-in without a facebook account. I don't have facebook, so I used it without logging in. Not sure which features I was missing.
AFAIK in the original TPU announcement they said the cluster would be shared between all participants of the program.
Because there are other languages, which also provide the benefits, but without these downsides.
I don't believe that's entirely true, Facebook has endless channels (e.g. messenger) in which they could introduce or increase their advertising frequency (think Forbes). They could even disclose to end-users that these additional advertisements were being served specifically as they are within the EU, similar to the ubiquitous cookie pop-ups they are already well adjusted to seeing.
I found this quite frustrating. It gives the impression that AI is "plug and play".. well it's not. :)
Here is an article with a bit more info about Iron Nitride (it has quotes from Professor Jian-Ping Wang who is cited in the original link).

https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/research-news/rare-ea...

Looks like there is a way to go before commercialization, but then that article was written in May 2016 so maybe they've improved the process since then.

> It is only a tiny sample, a film 500nm thick, but it is the real thing.