skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like the analogy, but other offers help establish market value - in a free market anything, including labour, is as valuable as the highest available bidder. If this were a relationship another way of putting it would be "hmmm {person_x_whos_better_than_you_in_some_relevant_way} keeps trying to get in touch with me, I wonder why."
I like thinking about the law as if it was code.

Code that you can't test and debug before running in prod.

And in which you're allowed to not check certain cases. (when writing code, you can omit checking bad input, but you're not morally allowed to do so)
I used Octopus Deploy for .Net, it was amazing. It did releases as first-class objects (a collection of versioned packages pulled from a repository), per-environment configs, parallel execution of steps, rolling windows (for bouncing a few hosts at a time), pre- & post- activate scripts, and great IIS integration.

There was talk of Python + Linux support a few years back, a shame that didn't take off.
But how is it considered trustworthy? That's basically the central struggle every media organisation has right now and I don't see an easy answer.

Yours is an interesting idea, though. I dread to think how much it would have to exclude though - probably have no Android client because I'm sure a rooted phone could easily provide a fake video source. Maybe even on a jailbroken iOS device too. And once that becomes possible the entire platform is ruined.
That makes perfect sense, thanks for pointing it out to me.
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1) Likely not relevant, apples and oranges.

2) Wage growth ignores the unemployed.

3) Ignores unemployment. "Most importantly, the growth in the average real wage is largely determined by improvements in labor productivity, output per worker hour."

4) Partially true (I very much agree with the protectionist immigration point), but there are many issues with that article as well.
Right now the only implementations of webrtc are web browsers so if you want to use webrtc on a server you have to run a browser environment like electron.

Wait, that's not right, is it? There is a native implementation for iOS for example (demoed in this app: https://github.com/ISBX/apprtc-ios)
Agreed. I would then want to understand the overall organizational structure that puts "line managers" in these situations. It is almost always some sort of organizational defect or lack of managerial skill that causes an employee to "save up" all their grievances to the point where they feel the only way to get what they want is through essentially dropping a bomb on their manager.
Well there is such a thing as productive and useful propaganda. Apple knows how to get ppl to line up for blocks to sell a 100 buck phone for 600. Disney's current formula of starwars/marvel/animation is so effificent at getting ppl to shell out cash that last year they basically told analysts they had enough resources and the formula to produce a star wars type movie every week, there are just not enough ppl to buy it. So knowing how to manipulate ppl is now quite scientific. It just has to be towards a constructive end. Something beyond religious/celebrity worship and consumerism and consumption.

With such power, if all it takes is one douchebag to cause massive harm very quickly, then you should also believe it is possible for person to do massive good very quickly.
If your entire team is able to get competing offers higher than you are currently paying them, you have bigger problems (ie your entire team is likely underpaid compared to market rate)
Nope :). It's just a problem I've come across a bunch before. I'm exposing it so people will have a quick resource to use for a side project. As long as things stay relatively modest, I'll keep it open for free.
How can tracks be downloaded when many of them are pay-to-access? or stream-only?
I don't see a meaningful difference between these phrasings.
Yes, the form of argument would be called reductio ad absurdum.
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Well, then you have a great opportunity for a control. Reverse some of the changes and see if your symptoms return. It should be pretty easy to determine what exactly made your symptoms disappear.

"The only difference between science and just screwing around is writing it down." -- Mythbusters
Nathan: You’ve shown with Freckle that you can enter a saturated market like time tracking and still do well.

Amy: “Saturation” is a load of bullshit :)

Nathan: Really it just shows the market exists.

Amy: It’s more than that. So much more than that. If a million people use Harvest, there’s no way they’re all served well by the same tool. The presence of other products doesn’t just show opportunity, it CREATES opportunity. Because wherever there’s a big biz, there will be lots of dissatisfied customers.

Source: https://stackingthebricks.com/difficulties-for-nathan-barrys...
Problem is, there are always moments journalists aren't present for. Think Romney's "48%", Hillary's "deplorable", Trump's "grab em by the pussy". In all of those situations the video evidence is what proved the story. Without that all a journalist can do is trust the accounts of the people present, which aren't trustworthy at all.
The same dynamics happen in USA. The statistics people report in the USA in the media are aggregates between all men and all women, which is why they're misleading.

In both cases, it's because women choose to leave the labor force for a while, which makes them no longer like the men who made similar choices as them up until that point.
Lots of people have known this and other things for a very long time, occasionally it leaks into the mainstream media.
TIL I need to switch industries
IBM invented Buzzword Compliance. It's probably patented. There is likely an IBM Buzzword Compliance team. I bet they leverage Watson to ensure compliance.
http://www.metastatic.org/text/This%20is%20Water.pdf
Unfortunately most vitamins contain well over the recommended intakes. Here is one article I remember:

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/apr/21/vitamin-supp...

There were several others too.
It's a collection of articles, but this one appears to be the most relevant to the title: http://projects.huffingtonpost.com/worldbank-evicted-abandon...
It is amusing to trace the arguments in this thread. We went from "abusing unlimited storage is why we can't have nice things" to "well, don't call it unlimited if it isn't" to "but marketing doesn't like that".

This is why I so strongly prefer services that don't bullshit me. Tell me what you're exactly selling, for how much[1]. If promise to livestream setting your marketing department on fire, I'll pay double.

[1] If it is free, I already know what it costs and am not interested, thanks.
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Yes but the maintainers will have to learn Rust for those little bits, no? And those bits are the most complex ones.
> How do you reverse engineer an API

For HTTP, this is about as easy as it gets in terms of reverse engineering. In firefox, just hit ctrl-shift-q while on any modern website. The network requests made will be displayed for you and you can then start making your own by guesses at what the programmer would have done.

e.g. on HN you can see that each upvote button press loads an image from

https://news.ycombinator.com/vote?id=14786509&how=up&auth=2d...

or twitter I can see that pressing "retweet" makes a request to "https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/retweet.json" with a payload of {id "some tweet id"}.

Try it, it's fun and entertaining.

The proper "hacker stuff" is when you have to break out a hex editor, instruction set decoder, or in-circuit debugger probe.
Government agencies, think tax and social security infrastructure.
On IOS 11 is going to be supported, in other browsers works fine.

Here about IOS 11:
https://www.quobis.com/2017/06/08/webrtc-ios11/

And if you want to test the WebRTC solution, I think that Jitsi is one of the best solutions, and it's open-source.

http://meet.jit.si/

Regards
The markup doesn't necessarily make sense, unconditionally, because there's also the your own adaptations to the company to consider. If their environment makes you reasonably comfortable, that's a risk mitigation versus other jobs that's worth something to most people.

Also, few people are truly indispensable. In all my time working, I've never seen a company fall apart from the loss of one important person. In fact, it usually takes a shorter time to cope than anyone anticipates.

I do agree with you, In the sense that as an employee, you're in great shape if you're seen at being essential, to some degree; I just don't think you're capturing the entire market dynamic.
I actually wasn't passing judgement on either product, whether marketing did good or evil in either case, etc.

I was merely commenting that here are two very similar products, both purporting to be hygiene related, both appealing to "what will other people think?", and one caught on massively (though, per the article, after some initial pushback), while the other has all but died out except in jokes. It's interesting that one caused a major cultural shift (which you yourself are a product of; it's not that you didn't smell in the past, it's that -people expected it-. Much like in many non-western countries; if you go there you'll curl your nose at the BO, but to the residents they don't even notice. It's also why that's a stigma to immigrants here in the US; some immigrants come from places where deodorant simply does not exist), and the other did not.
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DFS+Fanduel+MLB+Picks+7/17/17:+DraftKings+Top+2+Pitchers
If you get dizzy from the bill you can't afford one. Personally I think they come with technicians living inside.
You can use 1 password stand alone with dropbox as the storage.
I wish. Getting bad apples fire at anything but a retail store or a McDonald is very nearly impossible. And since bad employees attract bad employees, a lot of companies find themselves in a position where they're hiring like crazy and productivity isn't going up. Often, they're oblivious to the root cause.
On a funny note, a city government built a new building and the architect must have badly misunderstood the server requirements for the cities AS/400 (smaller sibling to the mainframe). The AS/400 sat alone in a corner office with an nice view given the copious amounts of windows. I think IT finely got it moved, but it certainly had a "presence".

[edit] the architect did get the power and cooling requirements correct although the cooling did have to work a little harder given the direct sun light.
>With such power, if all it takes is one douchebag to cause massive harm very quickly, then you should also believe it is possible for person to do massive good very quickly.

I'm not sure that applies for this technology. What massive good could be done by making a fake video of someone talking?
ps.. Looks like me and others are really browbeating you over this. Sorry! I guess stuff like this is frustrating for me because there has been loads of good research done into things like the placebo effect and acupuncture, yet people who are otherwise rational seem to completely ignore it. We have the very useful tool that is the scientific method, and great medical researchers, lets not simply cast them off.
It would make an incredibly sexy rack, but knowing IBM they'd charge a fortune for the enclosure alone even if they did.
The 2011 mining wave was great. I sold a couple 7950s I had for double the price of what I bought them for only about a month prior. Sadly I missed the Ethereum wave
Of course. :) I figured it was "no cost" because the servers that are in operation are insanely overpriced to begin with.
Yeah, I don't like playing with the full board and centered castle for bonus points variants either. It seems unnecessary in most games, and just punishes someone who has a slightly less optimal board even further (they're probably not going to win it anyway).
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It's not blaming women to describe a disparity.

Sometimes men get awards in UK under equal pay legislation too but if it's true that men on average negotiate pay more effectively (and it appears so) then they will disproportionately be affected. When they negotiate and win a pay rise they are unlikely to get it for being male, it's going to be based on merit (largely) & retention needs; but equal pay legislation means a company takes on a risk if they can't sufficiently differentiate that workers output from another - of the opposite sex - who can claim to be doing work of similar value.

Example case http://www2.cipd.co.uk/pm/peoplemanagement/b/weblog/archive/..., see also the ASDA case where working in a different location, doing a different job haven't been considered enough to warrant different pay.
I wish they had a patent, then they could stop everyone else from doing it.
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say that it's fine to do "free work" for Google because they also provide other services for free

That's not what I meant; my poorly communicated point was more about how nothing is really "free" (should have included the quotes earlier!).
I used to live on the street in Madrid named after your great-great uncle, and I always wondered why he was named like that. The explanation make sense!
I didn't create my tax documents, I didn't create the professionally shot photos of my kid, and it's arguable whether it was truly I that created KSP game save files. I definitely didn't create a lot of the work documents that end up living there, either.
> I think that I, as the user of the project, should get to decide how I want to deploy my software. So, yes, I do want to CD things in a particular way: one that matches my developer's expectations and my business requirements.

Sure - it definitely is. But we all have to do that within the limitations of the tools we use. Jenkins makes an assumption (in the default mode) of a continuously moving HEAD - which may or may not be what you want. It doesn't make Jenkins bad - it makes it not suitable for your use case.

FWIW - adapting to using a moving HEAD is not that hard - `git reset <old-tag> && git commit -a -m "Revert deploy <failed-tag> && git tag <failed-tag+1> && git push` - but I totally understand why people would not like to use that style. It is a personal / culture choice.
So what? Bank of America is a company that provides banking services as a business model, they are not a necessary aspect of fiat currency any more than coinbase is a necessity of bitcoin.
Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.
My thoughts exactly. We're skipping fake news v2 and going straight to 3.0. Fake news has just entered a rapid release schedule. Brace yourself.
There is a way to do this right [1] -- true story. Do not actively look to quit, instead, inform your manager that you are getting inbound requests with specific numbers and that you'd rather stay, but the numbers are what they are.

[1] https://medium.com/@alain94040/how-to-negotiate-a-raise-9166...
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Flow, a typeface built for wireframing
The World Bank specifically and the neo-colonialist world-view it embodies have both been severely criticised in pretty much this vein since not too long after the bank was founded.
The largest renminbi bill is worth about 14.7 USD. I think it would factor into why people would go cashless.
To be fair: emacs was written in an era where the idea of a "standard" C library was kind of a joke. Those functions provide "no value" today on systems that have been POSIX-valid for decades. They certainly did in the mid-80's when Unix portability was the biggest hassle of the day.

That said, though: wouldn't that argue for things like "remove custom mkstemp" and not "rewrite it all in rust?"
Yeah I was never allergic to anything my entire life until I woke up one day at 24 allergic to everything.
If you've ever gone through the pain of trying to convince someone why some picture or video is an obvious fake then you know just how terrifying this technology is.
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> just need you to execute on a vision as it has been outlined (by a well deserving A player)

I didn't even notice this nugget of horrible yesterday. You're a "meritocracy" guy, aren't'cha?

Consider this: people who exhibit the attitudes you are exhibiting are very unlikely to actually be "A players" because anyone with options will avoid you for people who don't treat them as machines to bend and break for your personal goals. You can't be an "A player" without the help of the people around you. Why would they help you if you would just consume and discard them?
An additional reason may revolve around the "walled garden" aspect of apps. vs. HTML 5 in a browser. The browser gives me, the end user, some level of control (adblock, user JS, etc.). An app. gives the creator of of the app all of the control. They get to force feed me advertisements via an app. that are much harder to block than if they used HTML5. They get access to much more tracking data with an app. than when an HTML5 page (although HTML is giving away the farm here too). All those aspects, plus others, further combine to push businesses in the 'app' direction so they can make money off of the attention.
Hey everyone, I'm Dan.

I'm a designer from Australia, now living in Canada. Design tools are my passion, and I wanted to share my latest project with you.

Flow is a typeface built for wireframing. The font comes in three weights – circular, rounded and block. It’s a little project I’ve been working on, and I'd love for you to take a look.

Designing with real content is important, but sometimes we need something more abstract. Flow aims to provide an efficient and flexible way to create abstracted/placeholder content.
I've really gotta get on testing this with my product. It has a bunch of features i'm really looking forward to (gist index support for enums and uuids are the main ones for me).

This is a huge release. Been following the development for years on the mailing list, it's always interesting seeing how it plays out and the features come to life. It's one of the best collaborations i've seen.
til I saw the check which said $4544 , I be certain that my friend had been trully earning money part time from their laptop. . there sisters roommate has done this 4 less than twelve months and a short time ago paid for the morgage on there place and bought a new Honda . hop over to here
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Was that 10+ years ago? Seattle is still dwarfed by the Bay Area but the startup community has been growing rapidly.
I suppose a new storage unit is in order: "SoundClouds".
I've seen this sort of behaviour modification with online competitions, especially on facebook. E.g. The "like, comment and share" type competitions. I would argue many of these competitions are dubious as there is no oversight and I've read enough about fake ones to take the view that I would rather not go near any of them. But so many of my acquaintances slavishly follow the instructions in the hope of winning a gift card or some other piece of tat.

Actually facebook and its more savvy advertisers and posters seem to really good at this sort of thing. The amount of people, whom I would consider educated, who share freebooted and farm-produced content surprises me.

Similarly there is a UK Fishing forum that requires you to accept and open promotional emails from the store that owns the forum in order to be a member. I'll happily throw in a few quid a year to support a useful forum, but going through the hoops of having to open marketing emails to reactivate my membership is just too much.
As chief sharting officer, it's really nice to be able to work from home
Thanks for detailed response. So it sounds like the power arbitrage game is done in Washington(at least for now.) Although I imagine this is good news for those miners who are grandfathered in.
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1) I hope not.

2) Not all bodegas are groceries (some are newsstands or delis), and the ones that are groceries tend to supplement rather than replacing a full-size grocery.

3) Even if I liked Amazon, it won't replace the bodega until I can get a sandwich or roll of paper towels delivered at 2am in the amount of time it takes to walk downstairs, around the corner, and back. Or until it will deliver me a stick of gum or energy bar on 30 seconds notice during the 3 block walk between the subway and the building where I'm having a meeting or date.
I don't think they are. From http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-40630582

"This, she explained, was because the Act does not tackle the fact that services including Twitter and Tumblr contain hardcore pornography but will not be required to introduce age-checks. "

It's only commercial porn sites that are being targeted. Sites that happen to host pornographic content (e.g. tumblr, reddit etc) aren't included
Honshu is good, but I actually prefer Kingdomino myself. The bidding for turn order with the cards that form the pool of cards you get to choose from is a little hard for people to wrap their heads around, and seems a bit arbitrary, although it does work.

Magic Maze has the whole no-communicating bit going against it, although it does look interesting and I would like to play it. I'm surprised it got the nomination, and the nomination alone will bring a lot more attention to that game, so that's cool.
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Show HN: Vizontele – A crawler for TV series
Inspired by youtube-dl, I decided to make a tool to crawl TV series from various Turkish sites(since I'm also Turkish). These websites are flooded with aggressive ads but they have great archives. Some of them burn subtitles to video, some provide separately. Vizontele CLI offers features like playing with VLC and fast download.

You can find a demo of this application on Heroku.

https://vizontele.herokuapp.com/<show-name-exactly-in-imdb>/...
This is neat, but I can't help but feel it's not going to work.

It would work if you encounter a movie that you wanted to watch, decide you want the money instead, and you report to Custos.

This is not how piracy works.

Instead, a pirate knows the value of the good they have. They know it's worth more to their reputation in the community than $5-10 dollars. By setting a bounty on it, you'll just have others willing to pay more to leak it themselves.
This is an experiment, not a business.
I was responding to

"But even if you dont have a facility in washington and just mine from your apartment, your power cost would probably be $100 a month."

Even if they're only paying the national average, it's still off by a factor of 2.