skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actors in Water: How Long Is Safe? (2003)
Ask HN: Will you buy code created according to your description in CodePen?
Will you pay for the source code made for you in JSFiddle/CodePen by developers if you have the ability to describe what you want to be implemented?

It's like you want to hire a freelancer, but instead you just describe your idea and wait for its implementation. And the source code is private but you may see how it works just in place.
Wild guess, but presumably file size was not Apple's only or primary consideration on image format. Rendering performance, app load times, and power conservation all likely rank higher in Apple's priority list that raw disk space used.
I'm wondering how is the morale over there? How is the management responding to all this press exposure? This must very hard on the employees left.
I think the most valuable sources of information right now are independent non-profits.

Do you have any other recommendations along this line?
From what I recall, MegaUpload was accused of not only providing incentives for uploading files, but also ignoring the fact that some files were very obviously pirate content.

This page seems to have more information about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seizure_of_Megaupload#Indictme...
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The thing is, SoundCloud took so much VC money that making a modest profit is no longer an option. The investors won't back off until they get their 10x payout or SoundCloud dies trying. I hate it when this happens.
With your word game you are siding with bunch of religious extremist who are literally raping and pillaging, is that what you meant? They literally killing and raping people.

How is hindering their recruiting not good? Many of the videos are already illegal even in the USA with first amendment protections. Inciting violence is not legal, and most of these videos do that on some level. And Google/Alphabet don't what that rubbish on their private property, why would they?

I see how it could be a slippery slope, but that is not what anyone here is arguing. Instead people here are literally arguing that Google should host recruitment videos for a group that literally beheads people and uses that to market to people who are probably in need of mental health services instead of recruitment to zealotry.
The abovementioned PERC/4e is an example. The driver was deprecated in RHEL6, and gone in RHEL 7.

The card in my home server is an Intel SASUC8I reflashed with IT firmware, so it's equivalent to an LSI SAS1068E. The driver for that is listed as "deprecated" in 7.
And they're working on adding CoW and deduplication to XFS.
Windows XP: I'm Not dead yet
I think you will enjoy conversing with this user:

https://github.com/payingattention
I'm not surprised. But you'll note I said "C++ classes", and I did that for a reason: it's not possible to write C++ classes in C because there's no stable, public ABI for one to write to. (Well, for some compilers there may be a public ABI, and some might even be stable, but even so, it's a mess.)
Tezos will use Proof of Stake. They have a development version working now and there is good reason to expect a production version within a year.
Who's Dream Are You Chasing?
Hi Bilters. Sure, I'll update the website with more details.
There's certainly middle ground. I spent some time explaining it my CSV tutorial: https://docs.rs/csv/1.0.0-beta.4/csv/tutorial/index.html#bas...
If you have pre-fork BTC on Coinbase, you have no way of capturing its value as BCC since you don't own the wallet.
YouTube seems successful because Google is paying for it. It's never made a profit.
Great find! I guess I will have to wait for that Electrum wallet which supports BCC then, then transfer?
They did do something serious, is what I'm saying. Consider people who use a text editor--the same text editor they write code with!--for, say, a list of notes. I have a list of meeting notes in Markdown, for example, in a git repo. Sure, I doubt Kite is paying attention to that I met with X on Y. But I really, really don't care that they're not paying attention (because I don't know who's gonna get ahold of it next--are they keeping it, are they packaging it for resale, is their server pwned, how do I know and how do they verify). Fundamentally, I care that they stole it. The act demonstrates either ill will or negligence so grave as to substitute for ill will.

"Telemetry" and "personally identifiable and sensitive data" are very different things both morally and legally and boy howdy do I have a different reaction to one or the other.

Market forces are only good at settling issues when the market participants have perfect information. Nine months of spying that somebody just happened to notice to reveal it? (Ditto the Atom thing?) The damage has already been done. "With many eyes, bugs are shallow" has a certain truth to it (although I have Heartbleed calling on line two), but nobody's auditing everything, nobody can audit everything, and the damage that can be done because nobody has that information has the potential to be both personal and very high.
Jane Austen shaped a vision of personal flourishing that still feels modern
Sure it is. We're talking about what should and shouldn't be a dependency. The acute problem with left pad was npm's design, but the cultural problem (if you consider it a problem) was that anything depended upon something so small in the first place.
Putting aside the target of the surveillance -

Yes, the NSA is a spy agency. It's their job to spy outside the country. And of course the spying is illegal outside of the country - no country endorses being spied on by foreign governments.
How about, the people running Kite need to shut the company down? People who quit will just be backfilled.
I don't know the division of work between the app and server but don't forget that the app includes some level of voice recognition, and has not just a bar-code scanner but enough of a computer vision system that I can pretty reliably look up products simply by taking a picture of them.
> Over the past couple of weeks, Stripe began handling a large, though undisclosed, portion of Amazon’s transactions.

Take this with a large, disclosed portion of salt. Amazon is big enough to pay essentially nothing in processor markup. Not to mention they sell their own payments service. If Stripe is actually handling any Amazon processing they are making no money on it, and quite possibly taking a loss to buy the volume.

Think Square's deal with Starbucks. They ended up losing $56M.[1]

[1] https://www.wired.com/2015/10/square-ipo-filing-shows-starbu...
Unlikely, given the license of ZFS and its incompatibility with the GPL
>Re: stability and QA, couldn't agree more.

While generally all LTS distros are quite good these days, I've found that, unsurprisingly, features that are developed heavily or owned by a single distro end up being rocky. RHEL has a lot of things that are not as heavily used elsewhere, and they are far from production quality. For eg., their lvm thin provisioning feature, is pretty rough, and had some very obvious failure cases that could even lead to data loss. I'm guessing that no one uses thinp in production.
Maybe we can use the brute force of a "math superoptimizer" to "compress" it to something far more reasonable. If we teach said opimizer what structures are well understood by humans we might actually understand at last parts.
Why buy a failing company when most of their userbase will organically come to you when it shuts down?
Or is it something like this: SingerSoft has decided to give 1 share of SingerSoft owner of each share of Microsoft. Unfortunately you're broker isn't going to add it to your account for you.
That second one is so neat.
Glad I've had a script running for the last 6 months that has been polling + backing up my soundcloud favorites. This is stuff that, if SoundCloud went under, I would never be able to find nor listen to again. It really is depressing to think how much music culture disappears with SoundCloud.

I'm doing the same with my YouTube stuff, but not because I think it's going anywhere anytime soon.
Routinely have similar issues with gmail/chrome whereas I never have any issues on Firefox. Odd.
I love ads that are targeted to me personally!
Err—presumably the proof that makes sense is a correct proof. How is that not a binary quality?
Ask HN: MSc in Management Information Systems (MIS) or CS/IT?
Many Business Schools offer such degrees as Management Information Systems (MIS), Technology Management, Business Analysis, Digital Marketing, etc.

I want to know how these degrees are compared to CS or IT-related fields. Especially I would like to know how MIS can change my career in the future.
If an addon maintainer was successfully bribed to add something like this to their addon, that maintainer should probably be banned from the ecosystem along with everything Kite touches.

Kite is the primary corrupting force here, but the people who keep taking money to screw over their userbase need to be punished as well.

Sublime, Atom, and VSCode all need to step up right now and make it clear that this kind of behavior is 100% unacceptable

Edit:

Allowing this addon straight back into the Sublime ecosystem reflects extremely poorly on them as well.

https://github.com/SideBarEnhancements-org/SideBarEnhancemen...
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Ok, he's a bad pundit.
aka faggot
Option to disable autoplay in background tabs exists in Firefox for so long that I forgot it isn't enabled by default.

Go to about:config and set:
media.block-autoplay-until-in-foreground = true

In older versions they used another config variable media.block-play-until-visible .

There is also media.suspend-bkgnd-video.enabled to stop decoding video in background tabs after set amount of time (10s default).
You can get them on Kraken
Bitcoin as money has all the worst properties of both credit cards (traceable, non-anonymous) and cash (irreversible, theft-prone).
MKBHD made a video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywk2-xx0LP0
Just installed and tried out the iMessage app (99% of my messaging is in iMessage) and I for one really like it!

Thanks
Another interesting idea is to implement applications in SQLite3 (all local). IIRC libgda (GNOME GDA) uses SQLite3 to drive LDAP and other protocols.

This will get much easier to do now with the new "pointer passing interface" in SQLite3 3.20.0 (http://sqlite.org/bindptr.html).

I'm not recommend this, nor against this. Just observing that it's a legitimate design pattern.
No, it isn't faster. It justs starts to load the pages before it has the full content.
GNU is not an operating system, but a collection of mostly commandline tools.

If you look at Linux distributions, GNU ist just a relatively small part if you look at lines of code. And of that most is GCC and GDB:

http://pedrocr.pt/text/how-much-gnu-in-gnu-linux/
TypeScripts Type System Is Turing Complete
Humans are a very visual-oriented animal would be my best guess. Videos vs. audio on the internet is a very different animal.

I've never really used SoundCloud because the ui is confusing and haphazard and it just doesn't feel like Spotify, which I pay for. Spotify makes sure and shows you the album art etc. My recollection of SoundCloud from when I tried it in the past was some sort of waveform you clicked on to listen and visualize the music.
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A very big change, although not widely reported, is the update to OpenSSL 1.0.2k, which brings ALPN to RHEL & CentOS.

This in turn allows HTTP/2 on Chrome to work again if you're using Nginx as a TLS proxy on your server.

Some more info here; https://ma.ttias.be/rhel-centos-7-4-restores-http2-functiona...
The point is still valid. An SVG designed for a high DPI screen will most likely look bad on a low DPI screen.
Wait, sorry, I think I missed something.

They did do something serious, is what I'm saying. Consider people who use a text editor--the same text editor they write code with!--for, say, a list of notes. I have a list of meeting notes in Markdown, for example, in a git repo. Sure, I doubt Kite is paying attention to that I met with X on Y. But I really, really don't care that they're not paying attention (because I don't know who's gonna get ahold of it next--are they keeping it, are they packaging it for resale, is their server pwned, how do I know and how do they verify). Fundamentally, I care that they stole it. The act demonstrates either ill will or negligence so grave as to substitute for ill will.

"Telemetry" and "personally identifiable and sensitive data" are very different things both morally and legally and boy howdy do I have a different reaction to one or the other.

If I'm reading this correctly, you're saying Kite has access to your meeting notes? How? According to the diff, they were only uploading the file extension.

If they're uploading PII (let alone the contents of code files), that's completely different, and I'd turn on them in a heartbeat. Did they do that?
Chrome is pretty much a bloatware with no useful features.
No, you don't have an orphaning problem on your own blocks, so it drives centralization.

This is exactly what happened when blocksize jumped from 100k to 250k: every small miner jumped to the largest pool (ghash.io) because they were seeing increased orphan rates, driving that pool over 50% of hashing power.
Could you please elaborate? I did not get the reference.
I was about to mention this, but I thought it seemed too obvious. Nobody wants to come out and say that they are in favour of such material, especially to decriminalise it, except maybe a fringe party such as the Pirate Party. I have heard it may be similar to the law in Japan mandating that genitals be censored - no politician, Japanese or otherwise, wants to be "the one" to stand up and argue against it, I think anyway.

So perhaps "people don't care" isn't sufficient and a mistake on my part, though I have spoken to people who say that they are "not concerned" about the topic, despite being rather liberal in terms of freedom of expression otherwise.
This seems to be the most likely outcome to me. Bandcamp and Soundcloud have always had a huge overlap in functionality. I've always much preferred Bandcamp anyways.
Oh sweat progress, now we can leave all the text based internet and chat-apps behind us, finally able to identify people again not by there words, but by there colour, there pattern of speach and the wealth of there surroundings.

If there ever was progress that should move humanity backwards this is how it looks.
The main website mentions something about the "minilab", here's video which shows the various components housed inside the Theranos minilab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWflFijPEpc

A material handling robot, a camera, a centrifuge, a cytometer, etc etc.... it's like a really neat Swiss army toy that would probably be great in the hands of researchers, provided that this hardware has a somewhat open API. Presuming that it more or less works, it's kind of cool, and lots of labs (both proper medical and research labs) would probably be interested in buying such a thing and would gladly pay a good few thousand bucks for it.
OK, so that's one. How many people even look? I have no idea what size the applications on my phone are.
>(Un)Fortunately they have the tools that others want to use, so other agencies request info & access.

The bigger thing there is the fact that a kind of well orchestrated "operation" took place is now proven, disclosed, and fully admitted by NZ officials. The info disclosed gives a lot of background on how US NSA solicits "favors" from other states and on what pretexts
I know what you mean, and I don't like some of those groups either, but speech and the limiting of it is an unavoidably political issue. Objectivity isn't truly an option here.
I'm more interested in how much corporate espionage and counter-espionage they do. If a foreign company steals/hacks domestic IP and that hurts the US economy, I wouldn't be surprised if they took action. So, if we can agree that this type of action is reasonable by the NSA, then I could see them justifying the surveillance of Kim Dotcom under industrial counter-surveillance.
...So by hiring / lucking into someone whose job it is to look at UX. Like a designer.
I think https://bestmotherfucking.website is the best one. It's got HTTP/2, good contrast, minimal styling, gzip, and uses a CDN.
Are we calling Google cloud gsuite now?
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Thanks!

https://img.guggy.com/media/8gwTJKPnI5/animated/6/h/2WM179sE...
It's just an index. I'm sure there will be many index funds with SNAP in them if you want to buy them.
Wow I didn't know that. Very interesting to hear. Hopefully Docker support is considered as well.
We still have a huge number of colors that don't have names.

Blue is not a color that used to appear often on daily objects, and naming the sky's color is quite a useless act.
Seriously. Sublime, Atom, VSCode, and every other platform that supports plugins should all be in crisis mode over the crap Kite's been caught doing.

If we can't trust that an addon we installed yesterday is safe today, their platforms just turned into gigantic malware vectors that are totally wide open.

This kind of exploitation needs to be stopped immediately.
If you're looking for apps to be developed "for the good of mankind," without consideration of profitability, then you're going to have to have a different model than the pursuit of profit.
>>We don’t store the files at all, we generate them on the fly at each request.

How do you manage to get right image for a text?
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Hmm, doesn't work for me in Office 2016.
But they do generally have a nominal size at which the artist considers the render to be optimal... no need to be so short.
That's the line of thinking that began destroying Soundcloud's image. I used to be a heavy user and stopped when they started playing ads because I knew a subscription model must be in the works. Now they've completely backpedaled and it's usable again.
> And of course the spying is illegal outside of the country - no country endorses being spied on by foreign governments.

Isn't this exactly what the Five Eyes surveillance agreement is? It certainly seems extremely relevant and may also explain why the NSA's surveillance here was possible.
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The concept of legality gets awkward when talking about the military force of a nation, but even in the United States there are limits to what the military (NSA, DOD, etc.) are authorized to do. Though the matter at hand could be framed as a matter of 'economic security' to the US, it is unclear that such an argument is sound. And if that argument is not sound, the consequences that stem from the US military being involved in the domestic law enforcement of another state against their will are not desirable to the US from a policy perspective.

Though NSA's actions may or may not be illegal in the US, there are other standards used to judge or analyze military action in the global economic marketplace.
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For PHP, you'd want to use IUS instead: https://dl.iuscommunity.org/pub/ius/stable/CentOS/7/x86_64/r...

Source repo: https://github.com/iuscommunity-pkg/php71u

For security reasons, I'm directly building the packages from Git. Works like a charm, and I don't have to include many different third party repos or introduce additional security dependencies.

Generally, Red Hat backports security fixes without incrementing the version number (though that doesn't seem to be the case here).
I'll bet an AI clickbait-generator could create a ton of revenue. I wonder what kind of sensationalist clickbait that would inspire?
However, they usually are designed around a target size. And it's quite possible that, scaled too small, much of the detail is lost. Hence why you'd still want different vector files for different resolutions.
It's referring to the CSS grid layout, not a grid system such as 960 or Bootstrap's grid system. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_La...
From what I understand, morale has been low for a while.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanmac/inside-the-storm-at-soundcl...
You know that political comedy is not really a new thing, right?
But segwit did go to 4MB (worst case), except done in a backwards compatible way, and removing the current unfortunate bias that creating new outputs is cheaper for transactions than consuming old outputs, though obviously the latter is better for the network as a whole.