skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's a shame SpaceX never/rarely releases any of the onboard footage from the droneship

That's not true, usually a day or two after the landing Elon or SpaceX post the footage to Instagram and then later to YouTube.
25 downloaded,
5 games,
utility apps (Banking, Food, hotel, uber),
Knowledge apps - flashcards, study guides.
I very rarely play the games, usually just read pdfs
Congrats on trying and releasing the game! For a solo effort it looks nice.

I have 1 question: How is your game unique?
This for me is the biggest selling pitch of a game. Which unique experience will I get from playing this game? I think this is one of the reasons PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds is so popular. Although the graphics and physics engine are horrendous, you get this amazing unique feeling playing it with your friends which I could only maybe compare to survival mods on Garrys Mod
Ah, okay, thanks. That explains my issue with running it on kubernetes. I'll look at that issue.
Source. Single. Not plural.
The alternative is a social system designed not to keep secrets, but reveal them.
Looks like the 32TB size reported is the total size of all the various Windows installation images, prior to de-dupe. 8TB after de-dupe. Not a very useful figure, however.

https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=420025#p42...
You're right I could definitely see it working for juke and as a style for some other genres.
Manipulate Microsoft Word Document Elements in Your .NET Applications
The obvious consequence of the hack of the Office of Personnel Management. All the details of all clearance holders, including the background investigation into their personal lives, finances, psych evaluations, etc.

Overall a bigger disaster than the Snowden leaks, but it was too embarassing to explain. No one got punished for letting it happen.
Depends on who wrote the app and what tools they decided to use.

http://robovm.mobidevelop.com/

https://software.intel.com/en-us/multi-os-engine

http://gluonhq.com/products/mobile/

https://www.codenameone.com/
It's ~8TBs of deduplicated Windows installation media. The Shared Source Initiative material only amounts to ~1.2 GB, if that.
They are already using regenerative braking extensively, according to this article

https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2017/06/10/cooling-the-tube...
Subways in NYC are not fun in the summer either. I always assumed it was because when they were designed they didn't consider a future state where air conditioners on the trains dump their heat into the tunnel.

I tried searching for a similar study for NYC but all I found was old articles from years back.

It doesn't look like the MTA shares any measurements of temperature in their data feeds: http://web.mta.info/developers/download.html

Does anyone have ideas on how we could get this sort of data for NYC subways?
Thanks! This is a good framework for me to use going forward. I want to keep everything casual while collecting valuable feedback/pushback. I learn a lot in casual social settings, the best ideas are useful to people in everyday situations. That's my belief at least.
I think the question is what is advertising. Is it a service that educates or is it an intrusion that attempts to sell things? Is it both things?

Why do some people dislike advertising? Is it only that they are unmatched? Are there other reasons. If you wish to find an answer to your wondering, wonder on those issues.
I remember reporting someone for doxxing in github comments and I received a reply that they will investigate it 2 months after.
I don't disagree with you on any particular point. However, who do you suppose we trust to decide what is a software implemented weapon and what is not? Of course there are very clear black and white examples, but the in between is where we should be concerned. Consider the USA stance on export of encryption as a historical example of where it can go terribly wrong.
In a real democracy it is common to let both sides speak, even in newspapers.

If someone shares one sides point of view in a forum I think many, including me, wants to know how the other sides look at it and let me make up my own conclusion. In this case I do not agree with the police side and I get frustrated and angry when I read it, but still I want to understand the complete picture. I think censoring speak because you do not agree is a very bad path, I stand by Voltaire.

I fail to understand what propaganda on ones door has to do with a discussion about a specific event at a news forum?
> An investment operation is one which, upon thorough analysis promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Operations not meeting these requirements are speculative.

> We must prevent our readers from accepting the common jargon which applies the term "investor" to anybody and everybody in the stock market.

> Outright speculation is neither illegal, immoral, nor (for most people) fattening to the pocketbook. More than that, some speculation is necessary and unavoidable, for in many common-stock situations there are substantial possibilities for profit and loss, and the risks therein must be assumed by someone. There is intelligent speculation as there is intelligent investing. But there are many ways in which speculation may be unintelligent. Of these the foremost are: (1) speculating when you think you are investing; (2) speculating seriously instead of as a pastime, when you lack proper knowledge and skill for it; and (3) risking more money in speculation than you can afford to lose.

> In our conservative view every nonprofessional who operates on margin should recognise that he is ipso facto speculating, and it is his broker's duty to advise him as such.

> The true investor scarcely ever _is forced to sell_ his shares, and at all other times he is free to disregard the current price quotation. He need pay attention to it and act upon it only to the extent that it suits his book, and no more. Thus the investor who permits himself to be stampeded or unduly worried by unjustified market declines in his holdings is perversely transforming his basic advantage into a basic disadvantage. That man would be better off if his stocks had no market quotation at all, for he would then be spared the mental anguish caused him by _other persons'_ mistakes of judgment.

- Benjamin Graham, "The Intelligent Investor"

Note that Graham is largely talking about common stocks - interests in potentially profitable businesses with real world assets than have a value independent of the current market price.

Betting any amount of capital on exchange rate changes of currencies? On cryptocurrencies? ...on margin that forces you to sell if the market price fluctuates? ...when the market price itself is largely/entirely based on speculation? This is not classifiable as investment activity, and arguably not classifiable as intelligent speculation either.
Exactly!

It does look like there's a "PR filter" in the video stream and it kicks in when the landing looks iff-ish.

This makes perfect sense too if you think about it. If they were to crash yesterday and there were a video cap to go with it, it would've been all over news in no time. But with no visuals the news like this are far less likely to be reported, leave alone to go viral.
DỰ+ÁN+SONASEA+PHÚ+QUỐC+|+BIỆT+THỰ+SONASEA
How do I join the slack team?
Which makes the local ID spoofing especially annoying. I'm pretty sure no one in Florida has a reason to contact me. Someone ostensibly in my town? Not so sure.

Cell phone is actually easier because it's not a very local number anymore. But it also means I have to set it to Do Not Disturb while traveling across time zones. So no one can get me in the middle of the night in a legitimate emergency.
To be honest, the game itself just _looks_ confusing. I can't tell up from down, where the character is, or anything useful from the website at all.
Develop React (Native) Apps Like a PRO
What We Can Learn from the Epic Failure of Google Flu Trends
Getting Googled by Your Doctor
PalmOS, FirefoxOS, ChromeOS are good examples how those rich UIs actually are in regard to UI/UX.
Oh, the doublespeak... They will read your emails for everything else, like Google Now, just not to show you ads. ahahahahahahahah
It was a jury of the officer's peers since Castile is dead and it was the officer on trial. And with demographics being what they are and since the defense is permitted to evaluate and whittle down the jury pool ...

> There were just two black people on the jury of Castile’s supposed peers. Juror One was a young African American man who “works as a shift manager at Wendy’s and personal care attendant for his mom.” He expressed some lack of faith in the criminal justice system, reportedly expressing a belief that “the wealthy and powerful could get off in the legal system because they could hire better attorneys.” Juror 8 was an 18-year-old Ethiopian American who has lived in the U.S. since age 10. The Tribune notes that “the defense tried to strike her due to unfamiliarity with the U.S. legal system, but the judge denied the attempt.”

> The rest of those selected for the jury were overwhelmingly middle-aged white Minnesotans, many of whom expressly stated support for police or a belief in the infallibility of the criminal justice system.

http://www.salon.com/2017/06/23/the-philando-castile-jury-wa...
That's indeed :-)
Atomic imperfections move quantum communication network closer to reality
> Fruit of the poisonous tree is a legal metaphor in the United States used to describe evidence that is obtained illegally.[1] The logic of the terminology is that if the source (the "tree") of the evidence or evidence itself is tainted, then anything gained (the "fruit") from it is tainted as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_of_the_poisonous_tree
I don't believe the original comment was referring to anything other than banter among a group. I have been in perfectly reasonable conversations within a group where a woman has taken a statement so wildly out of context that frivolous reports are filed and it hurts the credibility of any truly meaningful incidents that may have happened.

> Women are not your playthings

Yeah, you're right. Neither are the livelihoods of men who have to police perfectly normal speech for fear of being purposefully twisted.

I'm obviously not referring to the Caldbeck situation.
Thank you for sharing this!

One powerful tool that often helps when reasoning over algebraic structures is called Term Rewriting.

For example, let us consider the 6 equations from the paper that characterize loops, using Prolog syntax:

loop([X*e = X,
e*X = X,
X\(X*Y) = Y,
X*(X\Y) = Y,
(Y*X)/X = Y,
(Y/X)*X = Y]).

To closely adhere to the notation of the paper, I am using the following operator definition to use \ as an infix operator in the terms above:

:- op(400, yfx, \).

Then, using a suitable implementation of a completion algorithm such as the Knuth-Bendix completion, we can - if we are lucky - actually turn these equations into a set of oriented rewrite rules:

?- loop(Ls),
equations_trs(Ls, TRS),
maplist(portray_clause, TRS).

In this case, I obtain the following term rewriting system (TRS) for the equations above:

A/(B\A)==>B.
A/A==>e.
B*A/A==>B.
A/B\A==>B.
A/e==>A.
B/A*A==>B.
A\A==>e.
A*(A\B)==>B.
A*e==>A.
e*A==>A.
e\A==>A.
A\(A*B)==>B.

As I said, these rules are oriented, and moreover they are also terminating, in contrast to the original equations which can be applied in any direction and (hence) arbitrarily often. Thus, deciding the equivalence of two terms subject to the above identities has been reduced to exhaustively applying these rewrite rules to both terms, and then checking whether they are reduced to the same normal form!
playful (mutual) != unwanted
There was a team from a Large Defense Contractor at my local airfield recently with thermal-imaging equipment that seemed to be doing a good job of tracking light piston-engined aircraft, many of which are tube-and-fabric construction like WW1 machines.

They wouldn't say what they were testing but it seemed fairly obvious. The whole engine block glowed hot as did the uppersides exposed to the Sun, let alone the exhaust, at what I guessed to be several kilometres distance. Before we were shooed away :)
Where did I make this claim about Emacs plugins?
For me, editing performance trumps plugins.
This is unreadable on mobile. I have to click on the image to read it, which takes me to a tweet (after quite some time loading), and then have to click the image again. Then click back twice to get to the next image and do the same.
Yeah, I'm familiar with the original companies that have /8 allocations per IANA. I started using the 'net in 1989.

I'm also aware many of those places have either refused to relinquish space, or have done so but have no more to give back. Quoting Doug Barton, former manager at IANA, July 2015: "... Many orgs did give back space and/or swap allocations. But that well ran dry long ago" (if you need a reference link for that quote, let me know).

A recent example of relinquishing space is 18.0.0.0/8 (previously MIT) as of April 2017, which now has many /16 and /24 segments delegated to companies such as Comcast (ex. 18.10.0.0/16), Amazon (ex. 18.145.0.0/16), and Akamai (ex. 18.255.255.0/24), while many larger portions still reside with MIT (ex. 18.128.0.0/12, 18.0.0.0/9, 18.144.0.0/16).

My point of giving examples: note all the /16s. If you need further examples, refer to IANA's Recovered Address Space document and note the subnet sizes (many are much smaller than a /16): https://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-recovered-address-spac...

Every little bit counts.
I don't think that is realistically practical.

Currently you have several secrets you use to confirm your identity.

The idea of the individual would need to be eliminated to remove all secrets.
No it's an unnecessary blabber, unlike the NSA leaks, these show that the CIA actually does what is supposed too.

Targeted capabilities, not mass surveillance.
If it makes you feel any better, it was a pain in the ass to write it down on mobile too. I had to rearrange tweets every time I've added a new one, and then when I published it, they were suddenly all in a different order than the one I've set up. So I had to edit them from the desktop. And I've failed multiple times to edit the description (both on desktop and mobile), so it remains "I'm this moment" instead of "In this moment" in the description of the moment.
>As it damn well should be.

I met my current girlfriend, I saw her on the street coming out of the metro, we exchanged eye contact and I walked over, talked, flirted and asked for the number...

We met the same night and she thanked me for coming over to talk to her. She's from France, I'm from Eastern Europe... we'd never meet otherwise and over the last year we experienced the most beautiful thing, that people call love.

In some places, like Manchester, this is now sexual harassment... I feel sorry for the world you live in...
Facebook open sources its IT tool for distributing Adobe’s Creative Cloud
pilbox is very powerful : https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pilbox

However with the recent addition by cloudinary (https://webspeedtest.cloudinary.com), the tool is awesome for me.
Exactly my thoughts. You invest based on your belief in true value. You speculate to exploit volatility.

If you are investing you don't want stop loss order. Your belief is that long term it will bring you returns regardless of temporary volatility.

If you speculate, it's your fault you used that or another strategy. You may call yourself lucky to get your "investments" back from the exchange but understand that this is being paid by other users of the exchange, in the long run.

I hope this is going to be a valuable lesson for a lot of people who do not really get what this game is about.
This is not the first time I've heard somebody try to fly the lame excuse that they're not guilty of doing something they actually did, because they were too stupid to know it was illegal.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/powerpost/republicans-emergin...
why not incorporate storage in the car and discharge it when launching from a stop. I am sure there has to be a little onboard storage but it appears they need more if they cannot discharge it. Isn't this ideal for ultra capacitors?

it really reads like the cars must be changed to fix the problem as they are the heat source. so unless an economical means can be found to store/discharge it between stations their only solution is to cool the tube itself.

So isolate the passenger area from the tube area at all stations and force cool air from points where you have easy access to cooling. the air flow would of course move in the direction of trains. can that work?
> In the case of our digital personal assistants they've actually gotten pretty good at voice recognition

Maybe so but it has been months now since the last time my smartphone detected my screaming "OK Google" at it. No reboot, resets or recording sessions with different tones could fix it.

Admittedly, I am singling out one app on one phone and I don't know how Alexa, Sir and others perform but I remain unconvinced by all those AI and the current assistant tech.
Let me see if I understand - you think SpaceX will refuse to release footage of failed landings?
I've heard about both Men and Women VCs & CEOs making sexual advances using their position of power to those lower on the totem.

It's very common.
You mean being able to do one cancel the ability to do the other ? That makes no sense.
Unfortunately the majority of these individuals haven't actualized that things in life aren't completely binary and attempt to apply a binary algorithm to solve non-binary problems.
Living with a Macbook (insert any useful technology here) improves your life.

Living without disease/sickness/things medical care provides improves your life.

I don't think it's a straw man. As you said, no amount of medical care can stave off death indefinitely, so I'm not sure why it matters if "nobody is going to die" from not owning a MacBook if nobody is going to live forever from getting medical care. In fact, plenty of people die even after they've received cutting edge care / insanely expensive procedures.
Comparing Google Maps and Bing Maps in Realtime, Side-By-side
The Microsoft Surface Pro (2017) Review: Evolution
Lovely being appreciated by your customers
This can be leveled at pretty much any coherent, cogent apology issued after a misdeed has been detected. I'm not saying you're wrong, but some risk of hypocrisy is always inherent in the act of apologising. That's why in the main we're wary of them.
ESCORT LIKA – ESCORTS – ESCORT ATHENS – ESCORTS ATHENS
Is this NTT as in "Nippon Telegraph and Telephone"? It's a surprising and welcome sight to see such shenanigans coming out of a Japanese mega corporation that used to be owned by the government, and now operations in a heavily regulated industry.
Stumbling out of the corporate world
Unnecessary... I did a cut-and-paste from another project. :-)
So basically robocalls can only exist because of second tier telcos who cater specifically to them. They have enough legitimate traffic to essentially launder spam. They charge robocallers more and know exactly what they're doing.

A lot of people deal with robocalls incorrectly by declining calls from unknown numbers. Don't do this.

The correct solution is to answer the call, say nothing and hang up after 3 seconds.

If it's a real call you'll hear background noise most of the time or the caller will say "hello?" Or they'll call back thinking something went wrong. Most robocallers are programmed to do nothing until they hear a voice.

But the critical part of all this is hanging up within 6 seconds. This is the one thing that hurts the telco knowingly supporting this. If a telco has too many such calls they essentially get punished as a bad actor, which is why they need legitimate traffic. I think robocallers and their telcos have wished up to this as I suspect they'll stop calling you if you do this.

When I started this I got 2-3 robocalls a week. Not a huge amount but annoying. Now I think it's been at least 2 months since I've gotten one. It could be that crackdowns on robocalls are yielding results but I'm not convinced.
Thank you for your courage, I'm sure putting yourself out there has spared other women the plight of enduring the same experience you were subjected to. That's real altruism.
Your comment didn't make hackernews any less welcoming than it was before. Don't listen to their lies.
Technically there's also "The brain thinks it's conscious, but has no reason to believe that. Separately, it is also conscious." Ie. Epiphenomenalism.
I hate how this shit is even in computers at all, much less networked ones. Can we not just revert to using paper and folders and filing cabinets for stuff like this until hacking computers isn't so trivial?
Try Superforecasting by Philip Tetlock.

https://www.amazon.com/Superforecasting-Science-Prediction-P...
No. Honestly Silicon Valley is heavily a "social club" where people of the same type group together just like high school, because many of them never grew out of highschool.

Diversity is a joke to be honest.

Go to any company, any single company, especially the ones that tout "diversity" it's all the same individual with the same "thought processes" with no actual diversity.

Many hire people who think the same exact way re-skinned or same-gendered.

One company that is about a block away that touts diversity is all liberal ideologues that spout the most racist and deflating things about everything. It's a very toxic environment for anyone who doesn't align with their ideology or beliefs. All of the individuals in the group have the same style. Can never tell them apart. All the same race. Yet on their twitter, jobs, facebook and even here they tout "Diversity! Friendly Co-Workers!"

I've seen more diversity in companies that don't care about diversity or tout diversity.

Sexual harassment and harassment happens more often at these companies, people who are being harassed and bullied about different things don't speak up. Most of the time it isn't women.

I've been bullied by women before because a candidate wasn't female. I've been bullied by men before because a candidate was female or looked weak (physically). I've heard people bully for stutters, skin color, age, race, gender, everything.

I don't care about that. I care about two things: Do you lift others up despite differences while resolving conflicts, and can you get the job done? Following these two, I've gutted these toxic behaviors (bullying, antagonistic, sexual harassment) from multiple companies and it's refreshing.

It's completely out of control to be honest, it's becoming very toxic and demeaning toward specific races and genders (not just men).
This is just another indication how much these idiotic companies take security seriously. Once some news outlet picks this up and it gains traction, and it becomes a PR problem for them, will this be solved.
> It sure will cost some of the profit

TfL isn't a private organisation, they are a government body. In 2015/16 only half of their costs were covered by ticket sales and other income (advertising, sponsorships, etc). The rest comes from government funding, so taxes.
Nerves boots into the ErlangVM, but runs on a buildroot Linux. This makes it possible to run on a wide variety of hardware, but with the associated baggage.

GRiSP uses RTEMS[0] as its base which should make its performance more predictable.

[0] https://www.rtems.org/
These are the first trains that I hear of with no regenerative braking.
May I suggest HTML? It's a revolutionary new technology developed by CERN that's accessible on virtually all web browsers.
How many times do we forget and have to be reminded?

If you don't pay for the product you are the product.

I wonder how they respond to 2FA fault complaints from accounts like @realKimJongUn .