skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Filming yourself could easily be prohibited. In France, I'm pretty sure that the voting officer wouldn't let me put my ballot if I was filming myself doing it.

Canceling mailing or e-voting ballots when voting in person can be countered by requiring that the person hand over his ID card for the vote duration.

The idea that a vote might have been bought is a dangerous one. It's dangerous even if votes buying are not proven. I'm still not convinced about e-voting for this reason. There should be absolutely no doubt on the sincerity of a vote.
It's all good as long as you don't have to work with 65...
Well, even with infinitely many greedy would-be EiC of a paid-access journal it just takes one open-access journal in the same area with some well-known editor to change things.

The problem is not that at least one such paid-access journal exists, it is that it takes time for any journal to earn reputation. Once that happens, you probably get a lower teaching/research load as an EiC of an open-access journal as well.
I can confirm that. The GA scripts are installed by the gateway, I don't have them when directly connecting to the .onion.
It is far more easier to create problems for whatever you are trying to solve.
I disagree slightly. The problem with Python is that it may be quick and easy to cobble together something that does what you want, but it is a pain in the ass for someone else to install and use.

There is no shortcut where you can produce and distribute a binary so every damn user of your program will have to deal with Python versioning, installing dependencies etc.

So for the user, Python is not productive. It is time-consuming and bothersome.
A decent alternative of JSPerf that supports NPM modules
Well, it definitely corrolates. That's how agreements are made, after all. If you have nothing in common with another person there is no framework for understanding.
Thanks thats useful to know. I am using it in a fairly restrictive corporate environment where the Github download links are blocked. Makes updating a difficulty.
A good story, if not fantastically-written.

I'd advise not flipping through the photos until you read it, though. Spoiler alert. Some of those should have been left for the end.
Any salesman you asks this question doesn't understand sales.
If it's part of a register map or can be computed from a register, you can just map that section of the registers into that 4k page and then use the function call to compute the return value without a context-switch. The hardware then becomes responsible for updating the value for you. The only thing you're left with is possible read latency, but that should be relatively small.

That's my theory.
> 1. It's well known, so anyone who joins the project will know how the framework works or how to use it. A less popular framework will require teaching new developers about it before it's really usable.

This presumes using a framework. Why create a grid system with bootstrap, vs just creating a grid using the CSS that all current browsers support?

Old browsers might be a good answer, but many of us don't have the budget to support such a small amount of devices.
IMO, the homepage should basically be this page:

https://etherscamdb.info/scams/

But with a little more info text at the top. That way people get to see what the etherscamdb is straight away.
lost my faith with bitcoin and ethereum due to chain split

Ripple's XRP will win
Yes, however, the concepts that are used to construct Go libraries are very simple. So it is still pretty quick and easy to learn Go.
How is this a question and not a looking-for-job ad?
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What do you base this on? Got some data to share?
The humans who are both excellent writers AND have the guts to pursue a story like this in such a dangerous area are probably extremely rare
I feel like it's ultimately doomed in the face of Instagram, but I still see younger people using it often. I'm not sure how much that means though, many popular things from when I was young, like MySpace, are dead.

The Snap "streaks" or whatever was a smart engagement feature. But it could turn into a double edged sword- once you break the streak you might as well keep it broken.
Why We Chose React to Help Serve Millions of Educators
This website doesn't get past the corporate firewalls :)
>> Do I work on brushing up my algorithms and data structures knowledge in a lower-level language?

Yes sir but not in lower-level language. You can refer C/C++ solutions here
http://www.techiedelight.com/list-of-problems/
This smart salt shaker has voice controls but can’t grind salt
I like this point - going for an arbitrary number like 1 billion is ridiculous. But I'd like to add if you have a $25 million company, you probably have the resources and the smarts to grow into other related spaces. You might be worth 1 billion in 30 years assuming a 15% growth rate. Not entirely unachieveable, but you will be kind of old.
Your assertion is that the US should not arrest someone on US soil for crimes committed against US citizens by the person while they were in another country. That doesn't make sense to me. If an American was mailing handguns that are legal in the US to people in the UK I think no one would have a problem with them being arrested if they visited the UK. Disagreeing with the laws of another country is reasonable and your home country has the ability to at least try to intervene in your behalf. But when you are traveling to another country you are subject to its judicial system. If this minimum of enforcement is not acceptable how are any of us to defend ourselves against criminals in developing countries that will never enforce their own laws?

The concept that we get to take our home legal system waltzing around the world with us as we travel is arrogant. You may be morally and legally free to post a cartoon mocking Mohammed on your Facebook page, but don't be surprised if you get detained on a trip through Saudi Arabia.

At least in the US he's innocent until proven guilty and will probably get a fair trial. And he wasn't arrested for posting his opinions on social media or bashing the president. The software in question was designed to steal people's access to their shopping and banking accounts. And the accusation is he conspired to sell it and offer support to criminals to help them abuse their victims. I would have no problem with an American getting arrested under similar circumstances while visiting another country.
This reminds me of the wired article "the long boom" which described how the economy was on a permanent upswing. The telco / .com crash happened a couple years later.

The article asserts that currency will always go up because people will want it as an investment strategy. Sounds like the idea that real estate value will always go up
Man. That discover stuff is so awful.
Why it is just lazy to bad-mouth Ruby on Rails
B2B space problems:

1. Enterprise customers won't deal with new companies.

2. outside sales people want 10k+ deals.

3. VCs/Angels want traction.

4. inside sales works for $250/mo sales + some traction

5. self service takes a large investment in refining "on boarding" funnels, exit funnels, self-support etc.

6. most developers don't like sales. period.

7. you could sell contracting services.

8. if you want to sell software as a service you would need to sell "small" enterprise clients for about 2 years(read: little money)
or large self service clients with custom needs until you've either built a decent self service process or complex enough enterprise product(with decent track record).

9. if it has some kind of marketplace/communication network effects all the better(but even harder to get off the ground).
Honestly, nothing, sorry. Your seem to be all B2B and software and a bit US/monocultural which is not where we are at at all. Three strikes, you're out.
There's a question mark in there?
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Or that a large portion of the solutions to said problems require R & D spend in the hundreds of millions, if not billions.
Glad to hear.
My point is that the heading is misleading. On modern systems linux/hotspot generally do the right thing(tm) and no tinkering with sysfs should be needed, if the right cpuflags (check /proc/cpuflags) are available. Some virtualization solutions may cause issues here.
I was an onlooker -- for four months -- as a university IP office struggled to license source code developed at the university, to one of its own researchers. When the drama was concluded, the IP office couldn't find the source code.
Now this is funny, 5 stars.
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PICO-8 Fictional Console Lighting
We have systems like the ones that the author desires (LabGuru, other electronic lab notebooks).

However, I don't think the author's premise is well founded. Every scientist dreams of publishing a beautiful, fully formed scientific discovery that emerges like Athena, immediately rocking their field and changing the destiny of mankind.

Most science is nothing like that. Most scientific results are comprised of unclear results in a specific model system that may have only speculative relevance to the real world (or to problems that people care about). Presentation, and public consideration and public discussion helps to refine models and cross-pollinate ideas that can lead to major discoveries. Little is gained by keeping data absolutely secret until a scientist is ready to publish.
Seems like the perfect recipe for publication bias. Give scientists the freedom to decide when they publish, so if they don't like the result they can just publish "never".

In other words: If you want unreproducible crap science to continue just go ahead.
I shared the link to friends as this URL.
>> But her excuses, or lack of them, riled me and I told her she represented everything that was wrong with the country.

Bold thing to say to a sociopath with a gun.
How one man built a $51m theme park for his daughter
I've gotta say I've always been skeptical of posts like this because there is a lot of faux hate spewed on the Internet about Coinbase due to them having spoken the heresy of supporting bigger blocks.

That said I'm currently experiencing a problem where all emails from Coinbase to my email address are being lost and it isn't a spam filter. I emailed them describing the problem and they emailed me back with the boiler plate suggestions about checking your spam folder that can be found on their support website. Which I explicitly said I had already tried in my support request.

If all they are going to do is regurgitate information from there website why do they have support people at all?

If anyone from Coinbase is reading this all email sent from Coinbase to the Purdue Alumni email forwarding service @alumni.purdue.edu is being lost or not sent or something. It may have something to do with the fact that the alumni.purdue.edu server doesn't support TLS. I don't know just a guess but I know something changed in the past couple months and I don't even get marketing emails from Coinbase any more and it is preventing me from logging into my account.
Web or phone app?
For me the illusion here is no trick. Looking at it I have considerable difficulty not seeing a single unbroken line spiraling out from the center to the perimeter. In reality there are huge disconnects, it is concentric rings and not a continuous line at all. Even when I force myself to see the circles they look like they are all trying to float away from each other in opposite directions. Almost poetic, really.
This isn't REST, there are no hyperlinks and no hypermedia controls. It is designed pretty wrong. Just look at this brittle coupling!

POST /api/player/actions
Content-Type: application/json

{ "type": "shoot" }

How do I know what "type" of action is available to me? It isn't documented. Why should I need to know or try to look it up in the documentation in the first place, anyway? The server should just tell me what I can do, and then I act on it! Why should I need to know all these special URLs, except a single central entry point (a.k.a. bookmark)? The server should just tell me from each resource where I can go to! A more useful attempt:

GET /
Content-Type: text/html

<p>The <a href="equipment#shotty">shotgun</a> is equipped.
There is a <a href="items/157">green armor</a> ahead.</p>

<p>You see a <a href="monsters/2018">baron of hell</a> attacking
an <a href="monsters/1170">imp</a>.</p>

<p>There is a <a href="doors/104">yellow-framed door</a>,
attempt to <form action="doors/104" method="post">
<input type="submit" value="open" /></form> it.</p>

<form action="position" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="x" value="-225" />
<input type="submit" value="move forward" /></form>,
<form action="orientation" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="angle" value="90" />
<input type="submit" value="turn left" /></form>
…

(HTML used for ease of illustration on HN, alas JSON proper - being a dumb serialisation format - it deficient of hyperlinks or hypermedia controls, but there are extensions for it. This audience is less likely to be familiar with them.)

It really bothers me that programmers call things REST, and when you look at it it isn't REST at all because they don't know the first thing about it.
No-compete clauses rarely hold up in court anyway.
Sure, that is a web page describing their product, the Dropbox one is a blog post primarily discussing a somewhat different topic.
Game of Thrones episode 4 leaks online before TV broadcast
I wonder if they'll list various "gold-backed" cryptocurrencies, like XAURUM and OneGram, where the essential selling script is "Backed by one gram of gold" and "Growth with every transaction", which are obviously contradictory.
Wow, nytimes behind the times. per usual. what a trash bag of a news outlet
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050902-00/?p=... rather implies it updates at the "tick" frequency, not actually every milisecond. Someone should do the followup test to see how frequently it actually changes.
>It's only when America does it that people get angry.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_exceptionalism
> turn into a monopoly

Sure, but how do you do that? There's lots of textbook stuff (patents/copyright/trademark, consumer habit etc), but in practice, you must continuously improve it, promote it etc, to keep that "monopoly".

There's no monopoly; only temporary monopoly. [But I'm interested to hear your thoughts]
The locking is also neat - no software locking, and yet you are guaranteed to get correct values. Simply read High, Low, High2, and then check that High and High2 are equal.

(Hitting the memory address will require some level of CPU level cache coherency protocol to kick in, but that's much cheaper than the equivalent mutex).
Wow, never noticed that. When did you change? It would have confused me so much.
> I think most people here fail to realize how correct your comment is.

I think you are assuming a lot about what people here thinks.

The author of the comment you are referring to thought that the GA scripts were set up by the search engine, which is not the case. The gateway actually includes GA scripts, and if people want real privacy they don't use a gateway they can't trust (or they would be accessing it over Tor anyway, thus hiding who they really are for the gateway and for GA).

> The only security you get from visiting a TOR hidden service is from knowing exactly what is its URL.

Well, no, that's not the only security you get. There is also encryption and hidden IP address for example. Depending on your threat model it could be totally okay not to know who you are visiting. "Random" example: if you are using a search engine to discover new hidden services, you can't know their names in advance anyway…

> The TLS connection you have with the TOR service

It doesn't really work like that (and it's written "Tor" not "TOR" btw).

> Probably this is the real purpose of the advertised search engine.

Now you are accusing this service of trying to MITM its users based on nothing. Especially since you didn't seem to bother verifying if the GA scripts were actually set up by the search engine (which they aren't).
Yup. Not only you can do it with your eyes closed, you can also easily go all the way up or down quickly, and it's more granular than button controls.

I generally despise button controls for things that could be continuous. I hated it when they replaced the volume control in many car radios (http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/radio-volume-picture-id1...).
>[They] reached for their phone as soon as they woke up in the morning (they had to—all of them used it as their alarm clock).

I stopped using my phone as an alarm clock a couple years ago for this reason. Making the change has helped me pop out of bed sooner and get more done.
Best way to learn to analyse site loading performance?
Hi friends,

I recently created a little wordpress site called cryptovacancy.com but right now it is incredibly slow to load.

I want to learn how to analyse the loading properly to figure out which bits are causing it to load so slowly. I know there are many sites that will scan your site and offer you tips, but does anyone have any resources (blog articles etc) that teach you how to do the analysis yourself?
Cheers.
Could you give an example of how a query could lead to a product idea?
Focus on yourself.

What are your problems that you would pay someone to solve?

Ask around and see if anyone agrees with you.

If so, maybe you have something.
Ask HN: Where does it hurt?
So I'm not arguing that we should completely emulate Singapore and other Asian countries here. Life-ending punishments for low-level dealing of soft drugs is too harsh and incompatible with our vision for society. Likewise for imprisoning addicts.

But I think enforcement can work if we're willing to do what must be done. People exporting and importing large quantities of hard drugs into the United States get no sympathy from me.
As a salesperson, isn't it your job to be an expert on what makes people buy things? If the people hiring you have to provide the playbook, you aren't adding much value over any other candidate.

It's like a developer asking "what code would you pay me to write?"
Yelp’s Robot Security Guard
Hopefully, users who care about Tor's privacy benefits will have ensured that their client environment lacks connectivity to anything but the Tor network.
You're forgetting that politics are inherently subjective.

There is no way for you to make up a rule about what should be banned besides "I don't agree with it".
KeyMe a Marriage of Google SAML with AWS
I don't think there's any mention of NN to create those filters - in fact, not sure if it's ML at all. Very likely some off-the-shelf CV face-detection - especially considering it must run real-time on a phone.
For many of the things we work on, this is not just slow, it is atrociously slow. For analysis of real-time systems I want to put many data tap points throughout the processing chain. If I add 50 (not uncommon), at 5ns a pop most systems (again, IME) are not going to care about 0.25 microsecond extra latency. At 600ns I add 30 microseconds to their processing chain and will likely have to spend some of my time explaining to the owners why my tap points will not affect the system I am helping fix.
This is my kind of strategy. If you could get one you'd be just fine. If you get two you've now developed a skill out of it. Sky is the limit from there. And you can walk down the street freely.
> People, who work with Mr Hutchins investigating malware, have said "it looks like the US justice system has made a huge mistake".

Who on earth let this article go out with that in it?
>Those people were there specifically for harassment.

This is a lie.
And you don't have a fact to back it up.
The GA scripts are not installed by the search engine but by the onion.casa gateway. Idem for the ssl certificate.

Also, the "fairy tale timing" may be explained as simply as "Tor stuff were on the news recently so some people got (re)interested in Tor stuff" :).
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That is exactly why I use Erlang and Elixir, and not Go. Also, Go processes are 10 times the size of those in Elixir.
My inbox is getting weird
My Portable Computing Setup Is Strangely Monochrome
For more on which see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11647304, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3519952 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9554134 .
I believe it's a style that David Ogilvy popularised. Take a look here, particularly the Rolls Royce ad: http://www.ogilvy.com/our-history/
Maybe The Independent could have found a human to work on his copy with him?
If someone access my mailbox, they'll use lost password to access other websites :)
This is also the tried and true strategy - the favourite technique of sales & marketing people. Create a (usually perceived) problem, sell the solution.
Email Storm
I wrote this so that people don't need to have accounts made in the AWS IAM Console to be able to access services. This uses assume_role_with_saml so theres currently only a 1 hour time limit for the credentials. I'm working with AWS to see how we can get this bumped up to at least 6 hours and away to invalidate them from the AWS console.
Keep an eye out on Nim's website and Twitter for the print release.
For examples of ideas in search of a problem (rather than addressing a problem), see the vast majority of projects that have done an ICO this year.
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Uber India hits half a billion trips in 4 years
"Price drop to 0" literally means nobody's buying it, of course. If everybody (in the absolute) suddenly decided they didn't want to hold bitcoins, the price would indeed be 0, since there wouldn't be any buyers. (It might even be negative in some cases - you'd have to pay someone to take it from you.)
How would I go about investing via a hedge fund like Polychain Capital? I can't seam to find contact information online. Do I need to go through a broker?
I'd recommend doing the same thing we do in Arch: repackaging binaries from the .deb packages. We release Linux builds almost daily (if the CI tests are happy), and I worry it would be silly for us to tag the repo at that rate.
There was a previous HN discussion about this: "Chez Scheme as the Racket VM" [0] which you may find insightful.

That discussion links to a Google Groups page where Matthew Flatt discusses the background, status and plan going forward.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13656397
The first sentence seems something out of Buzzfeed.

> ... (with a few conveniently erased).

Just... why?
I can vouch for that. When I was in China I ate some jellyfish and it was pretty crunch. Somewhats similar to the feeling of biting a cucumber slice.
When Betteridge's law applies, you can almost be certain that the article is trash
I vaguely remebering reading (I think it was in The Selfish Gene) that we are more closely related to salmon than salmon are to sharks.
What's wrong? Generally that's how people talk in casual conversation and this meant to be a quote.
Want to start a $1 startup? Start finding problems instead of ideas.

Works at any scale
According the ATP.fm the only safe way to clean the dust out of it is to take it to an Apple store. You can easily destroy the mechanism if you manage to pry the keys off.

I imagine this will be fixed in the next iteration though.
Mentoring programs, technical data packages (manuals and drawings for everything), a data repository (SharePoint), and a dedicated team of trainers.
Why we should all support glTF 2.0 as THE standard asset format for games