skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How about letters via snail mail? It's a lot more personal, since you have to set aside some time to sit down and read/write the letters without the all of the distractions Facebook presents to you, and you're able to filter it to the subjects that are important to you rather than a constant stream of thought from everyone you know.
Denver/Boulder. Google just opened a big office up here and there are several incubators here as well.

Housing costs are eye-watering from my perspective, but cheap for someone from SV or even Seattle.
Where can I find glasses to see the eclipse? Most good ones are out of order on Amazon.
That's a pretty interesting tidbit, thanks for sharing it.

In my country paying with a CC or a debit card is at least a 2 minutes dance and it gets awfully annoying for everybody on the queue.

One of the reasons why several months ago I moved on to buy stuff from local smaller stores that offer delivery at home and allow me make the order from their website -- no phone involved. And I am investing in local businesses, too, so it's a double win.

Back on topic, why exactly is paying with cash slower than with a CC? Very curious.
They already found 200+ alleged rioters. They're looking for the identities of the other 65,844,400.
You're right. The AES key used on _all_ drives is 8bytes.

00000000

If it's anything else the user would have to enter the key. So in practice, it's not /really/ encrypted.
Just stop. Do other things. Plenty of people seem to find a way and live great and wonderful lives without facebook. You can too.

I get what you're saying regarding the utility of facebook, but it's really not missed much once you leave.
What does "my product manager" means? You are a PM for a product vs. a person.
A Simple Cheatsheet for Flexbox
This type of marketing would probably be more effective in the former USSR.
Aka a blueprint to turn your efficient company into a bloated office politics obsessed enterprise.

I have never seen a company with such a structured review process not have the review process gamed by political players. Especially peer review, that is just asking for gaming.

Annual or semiannual reviews are way way too infrequent. Just pull up with the employee when any problems occur. Or have weekly one on ones (props to the article for mentioning this). Just don't what 5 months to ding an employee for an event they no longer remember.
Why is C in quotes?

Better question: Why isn't assembly in quotes?
I'm seeing lot of "I guess" or unknowns / assumptions here. All I'd suggest is actually try looking at it in bit of detail out speak to someone who's using it now - maybe that would dispel some of the FUD you're feeling.

Your preconceptions are certainly not unusual coming from the C# world, but they're generally just that - conceptions rather than actual reality.
Apple Plans to Invest $1B in Original TV Shows and Films
DreamHost is probably going to lose. The warrant is actually quite standard.

Basically the DOJ is just grabbing everything so they can filter through the comments and logs at their convenience.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...
Facebook is a much better way for me to share pictures of my kids to all my relatives. Sure I can text that picture to each individually, but some people want to see all pictures in full detail while some want to see just a few.

I have no way of knowing who wants to see any individual pictures. My parents want to see nearly all. What about my second cousin who I haven't seen in person in 15 years because she lives so far away? What about the running back of our high school football team? I'm not close enough that I'd send any pictures to either of them, but in fact they like that once in a while they see pictures of my kids and remember I exist.

Facebook solves a real social problem that text, and phones do not solve. (There are other solutions, but Facebook is the popular one)

What made Facebook useful for me is when I blocked all games. I'm slowly eliminating political posts as well, but since I'm active in politics some of my real friends are also active which makes this impossible.
Sendwithus (YC W14) Is Hiring Engineers in BC, Canada
That's BS, I haven't had a LinkedIn account in ages and have not had any trouble when on the job market. I have a Twitter account, but it's dormant - I should probably just delete it, actually...
Ask HN: Is it possible to find DL/ML jobs for a self taught developer?
I've got a solid programming background (Been coding professionally for 10 years +) and I've recently gained (strong)interest for ML/DL. Currently, I am going through a few MOOC, hoping to eventually land some freelance gig or even a full-time job ( maybe as a "hybrid" DL/Software engineer. Are there such jobs out there?
Pretty shocking that someone who, I guess, wants private corporations to be forced to give Nazis a platform would be impolite?
AES being linear or not is wholly irrelevant for this.

I recommend you read this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_cipher_mode_of_operation
> That is where we should draw the line

Domain registrars look more like utilities, e.g. ISPs, than applications, e.g. Google.
If your quibble is with the idea of a "protected group", his language is very close to that of a well-established term, "protected class" that's familiar to anyone working on the legal side of anti-discrimination.

The idea itself certainly isn't one he made up - the idea that it's possible to sort people into different groups based on physical or conceptual criteria is probably older than language. It's also one that "marginalized people" or "historically oppressed groups" (or whatever label you prefer) also struggle with.

I don't know if there's a generally accepted definition of "social justice", but one of the core concepts seems to be concerned with identifying and correcting privileges and oppressions (e.g., injustices) which are enjoyed or visited upon people based on their (perceived) membership in social groups.

There's nothing unreasonable about asking for clarity about which groups fall into the "oppressor" and "oppressed" categories; and about how group membership is determined. Even within "social justice" movements, there are complicated questions about that - e.g., trans people, Rachel Dolezal, etc.
Fair enough :) And probably wiser.

I just felt frustrated that so much people discarded the arguments years ago only to read it everywhere now.
So essentially the entire chain is fake now. It's basically the sign of the apocalypse.
This is hardly practical :), let alone slow and expensive with all the pictures printed etc.
Nazis are being told they can't speak in others' places of business. It is no more "illegal" to make that rule in a private space than to throw out people who talk in a movie theater.
Outlawing, censorship, call it what you like - it's about removing someone's right to communicate. The fact that it's a private company should worry us more.
Product manager for a project/product (or set thereof) your team works on.
>They’ve even been hand-picked by a casting agent of sorts, an algorithmic one that selects each person according to age, location, style and Facebook “likes.”

>They may look excited, but that could also be part of the production. Acting disengaged while they idle in line could tarnish their “reputation score,” an identifier that influences whether they’ll be “cast” again.

Oh boy, it's happening! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive
>> It was never designed or created for dynamic, interactive content, especially e-commerce.

That was true. But its not true any more.

Google is now pushing AMP for pages like that.
https://github.com/the4thdoctor/pg_chameleon
I get what you're saying, but here's my mindset. Walmart has a subscription service with free 2-day shipping (I get it's not free, but stay with me). They also have Jet which does the same thing. They aren't going to beat Amazon by playing the same game, so why don't they take the next step forward? It wasn't logistically possible when Amazon started doing it, but they figured it out.
Again, if TCP/IP captured money, how would that fund HTTP - they are not related (ETH doesn't fund random tokens on top of the Ethereum blockchain, so why would the TCP/IP people getting money give it to other protocols?). There is already enough lock-in with protocols due to inertia and politics. Adding money to it seems like it wouldn't improve things. If anything, it seems like it'd only make things worse. BitTorrent got money and that didn't seem to help them very much.

Tokens offer a different path, mostly because you can buy and sell them so freely. It's link pink sheets on steroids.
That would work for my parents. It means my second cousin and I exchange "Christmas cards" and no more which leaves a lot out.
No one is censoring speech. They can still say whatever they want, just not using their services.
IANAL, but my understanding is that there are venues of business and association where sexual orientation is protected (housing, employment, etc.) but that it is not a protected class in the same sense as race.

I could be mistaken.
I've not seen many apps do more than one native UI well enough that the provider's own tech support didn't avoid supporting the 2nd, 3rd, etc, OSes.

Trying to go for least surprise starting from common web UI is really a better plan, though execution may be lacking.. I think if Mozilla didn't take a wrong turn at mobile OSes up instead of web apps down they might have steered things to a better UI level from a small but existent market share.
More quality reporting from the famous Josh Constine. Even a minute of fact-checking between the mindless copying and pasting would be a welcome change.
No one who knew what they were talking about at Microsoft said F# was for mathematicians and engineers. It's a myth pushed by C# programmers and idiots. It's nonsense and you shouldn't repeat it.

People at Microsoft repeatedly said "Simple Code for Simple Problems". C# programmers don't like repeating that.
Lose money now, pass Amazon, and figure it out later?
Yes using the `clip` option of screenshot(), you can get these dimensions from an element's getBoundingClientRect().
(as already mentioned, ints being 64-bit does not make it any more 64-bit)

It may be just a bit of hacking in the some GCC platform configuration files (I'm guessing), and getting possibly tens to hundreds of packages to work with that change (not all software is written completely portably!).

However there is no good reason to do that. It would literally make things use more memory and slower (as a consequence of the former). Any program that actually needs 64-bit integers just uses int64_t etc..
I'm not downvoting, but I also won't upvote a comment which calls for imprisoning people for their speech or beliefs. I suspect some of the downvotes are a response to that suggestion.

In the US, it's not illegal to be a hateful, closed-minded asshole. The rest of us might shun you, but you shouldn't go to prison for it.
I'd say that more than 1 company would be delighted to implement the black mirror episode: live in a box, 1-click order stuff delivered to your box, Pay if you Do Not want... some stuff.
Well there is Emacs Artist Mode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIuX87Xo8Fc
I am of the opinion that `true AI` is the science/engineering of understanding and replicating human intelligence. Why are we able to come up with abstract concepts from the surrounding physical environments? Why do we look at the stars and wonder what they are (and why)? How are we able to communicate with one another through pictures, words, writings, snapchat. Is that something special about our brains, our collective society, or something else, that enables such remarkable different behaviors from other any animal on earth? I don't know which direction we can start to go down to answer these questions, but collecting good data sets is probably as good as anything. Maybe we'll get the `quantity` of smarter specialized systems first, and once we get the `quantity`, maybe the `quality` will follow?
Not if you compare one course to another.
Yeah, I agree. I don't think there's an intrinsic good guy/bad guy. But I have pretty much zero faith in ISPs in Canada. Maybe it's better where you live.
Probably the top 10 cities.
It's a shame this article focuses on received pronunciation. If the British accent is the accent of the 1%, then yeah.

The real British accent has so much variation, there isn't one. There's a stark difference between my accent and someone's accent just 10 miles away (the Salford and Bolton accents are quite distinct).

Game of Thrones shows a good mix of real British accents if not a bit mishmash (Sean Bean business as usual accent for Ned Stark, plus a Manchester accent from Robb Stark and God knows what from Arya, with a fairly decent mock one for Jon Snow).
>The constitution has no power in the private sector, its an agreement from the government.

So going the libertarian route and shrinking government would remove protections. That doesn't seem quite right, because it was still the government that allowed the private sector to take over a duty of the government.
It’s ridiculous that the web is still clinging on to monolithic backends — with their high costs, slower speeds, and huge surface area for attacks — in an age of microservices.

Microservices have plenty of downsides. Choosing between a monolith or a bunch of microservices is an engineering decision that needs to be made on a case by case basis, not a rejection of an obsolete architecture.
No, they are grabbing all of the comments and all of the logs so that they don't have to go back and get a new warrant every time they find something of interest. Broad warrants for electronic records are quite common.
Missing from this article: Any hint as to wtf "performance management" is.
Stop Brute force attacks in PHP, how to do throttling in PHP
“Ok Google, tell me a joke”
That recruiter is full of shit. A GitHub presence should be enough to get hired for any decent job.
The first time I heard of Netlify was when I was making a change to the documentation for Yarn and noticed deploy previews for pull requests[1]. Here's an example[2], if you expand the status check.

That alone piqued my interest. For static sites, I've been using a combination of GitHub Pages and CloudFlare, mainly for SSL support on custom domains, since you can't do that with just GitHub. I used Netlify for the first time on a small side project a few days ago, and the experience was awesome. I plan to move all my static sites to them in the future.

For dynamic sites, the idea of a frontend being served up from a CDN and having just an API backend is so appealing. My big concerns are SEO impact and users who have JS disabled. There is prerendering[3], but I need to learn more about how well it really works and what potential edge cases exist. I went to the trouble to implement server side rendering for my day job website (React frontend), but it adds a fair amount of complexity. It almost certainly wasn't worth it for a MVP product.

[1] https://www.netlify.com/blog/2016/07/20/introducing-deploy-p...

[2] https://github.com/yarnpkg/website/pull/389

[3] https://www.netlify.com/docs/prerendering/
This is a great example of how not to interact with customers.

Telling a customer who's been waiting on a feature for over a year to relax is just insulting.

I picked Fastmail due to their excellent support reputation, you all could learn from them!
Your comment makes no sense based on the current conversation, or if it does, you didn't provide enough context to explain and contribute.

At least one downvote was explicitly because of that, and nothing to do with your position.
To clarify, the recruiter is more specifically a transition specialist for military members and usually finds jobs in project management. Finding a first job out of the military is a little different because you're old but don't have the same work history as your competition. Employers are less likely to take a risk on your non-standard background if you seem like a "wierdo."
Do not underestimate the lengths recruiters (or anyone in charge of hiring for that matter) will go to in order to paint a picture of who they think you are solely based on the social media content they are able to find (or not find) on you.

I have a common name, and have been passed over for job opportunities because someone else in my city with my same name at one point had a facebook account full of obscenities.
Exactly. What are the differences?

From an organizational structure, I see that buildyourownlinux.com is brought to us by Linux Academy, while linuxfromscratch.org is not affiliated with any other organization (as far as I can tell).

From a technical standpoint, I'm curious what differs. From what I recall, there are several reboots required during LFS - but at first glance I don't see any mention in BYOL.
Please explain how you'll mutate a single bit of output given only input and no knowledge of key
cs: hello yes recode i'm a departing mid-level product manager at uber and i'd like some free PR for my personal brand and the consulting i'm doing

recode: can we frame the whole thing as uber clickbait?

cs: yes

recode: ok!
delirium
Apparently AMD and Nvidia discussed this, but Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang wanted to be CEO of the combined company. I think AMD saw the deal as an acquisition, not a merger.
Marshall McLuhan would beg to differ.
Of course it's practical! How do you think people kept in touch before the internet? How difficult is it to write up a letter, put it in an envelope with a stamp (which you can pick up at the gas station, grocery store, etc) and drop it in your mailbox?

Printing pictures is only a few bucks, and as a side effect the recipient can easily frame it and put it on their hearth!
I'm certainly not a fan of nazis or "white power" groups, but this can easily turn into the kind of behavior that turns into hunts for communists or socialists.

Most of the HN crowd, including myself, are big fans of a lot of programs that are easily seen as socialist such as universal healthcare or universal income.

I know the "slippery slope" trope seems tired at times, but this might be a case where it's warranted.

I actually respect companies and organizations that uphold the rights of people they disagree with, such as the ACLU and Cloudflare. They get a lot of flak for that (ACLU for defending neo-nazi rights to protest, cloudflare for protecting websites for pirates, hackers, radicals, etc).

As an individual that leans very left, my instinct is to say "Alright Google and GoDaddy! Screw those Nazis!" but the same leftist freedom-loving side of me says "I would hate it if a controversial site I ran was shut down because it had an unpopular opinion"
At ~175 MB with a blank drawing open, I've seen worse.

Some things I noticed about the menus (on Windows):

- The menus don't have hotkey support (Alt+…)

- The File menu is missing a Close option

- Submenus swich too soon on diagonal mouse movement

I'd suggest switching to native Windows menus. From other Electorn apps it seems this should be possible. I'm sure a way can be found to make the menu search feature work, too.

Another small note: on Windows, the close confirmation has the newer multi-option layout, the same you'd get when overwriting files in Explorer, but it only has an option to save changes. There is a cancel button, but that should really be an option.

Edit: memory measured with:

Get-Process -Name "draw.io" | %{$_.PM} | Measure-Object -Sum

I don't know if that's the right way to go about it.
Sequel School – A SQL Course for Web Developers
Pretty much this.

If you are going to write on such a controversial topic and don't want to be seen as a self absorbed attention seeking polemicist [1], you ought to be more careful. In other words, you need to hold yourself to a higher standard than normal office write-ups. Otherwise, you take an unnecessary risk drawing the wrong conclusions and do a lot of inadvertent harm to your fellow human.

[1] Still learning to politely deal with male chauvinist idiots.
Do you also resent your goverment for legislating the cars are safer? There are more than glancing similarities between SawStop and airbags.

That this is currently patent-encumbered isn't really relevant. It would be trivial to write the law now but defer its enforcement. We're only 4 years away. It's time to let manufacturers know this is what they'll be building.
Surely...
Barely anyone uses UWP. It's irrelevant.
Duly noted :o)
Using Varnish for streaming live and VoD/OTT video/media – FAQs
There's

https://spotfire.tibco.com

They have different licensing prices for the different types of users. For example, the web consumers, that use the templates created by others, are much cheaper than the the full analytics license. Scripting in IronPython, custom visualizations in d3.js and .net extensions. Custom data sources in .net.
I stopped using the harmful part of Facebook, ie the newsfeed, which is designed to create an addictive behaviour, using the following technique. On every single post in my newsfeed, I tell the application I no longer want to see content from the source. It takes some weeks to dry up, but you end up with an empty page. You still get notifications related to your events, group activities, and you can still use the messages. By the way, here's another tip, if you want to read and send messages on mobile without installing the app: use mbasic.fb.com instead of the default m.facebook.com URL.
That's kind of a click bait title. First of all, O'Reilly never made books, they just publish them. Second, they're not stopping, they're just no longer selling directly. These books are still available for purchase digitally and physically. The biggest thing is that they're no longer DRM-free.
No. This would have worked the same if it were chmod 600.

The point of chmod 000 was to say that clearly nobody has any any permissions to do anything directly on the file; that the permissions on the file must have nothing to do with it.
You have almost 9,000 hours in a year. Surely you can find time in them to write to your second cousin.
This is indeed an unrelated matter. But since you ask: Hundreds of thousands of US soldiers died fighting against Nazis to free Europe from tyranny. Not doing business with Nazis is everyone's patriotic duty.
I can't up-vote you enough for how much I laughed.
For software specific jobs, that's probably true. But your
GitHub would count as your online persona. But for any job outside of software, the hiring manager doesn't know what GitHub is.
Have you ever seen a child learn how to speak? He also needs loads of "labelled" data to initially learn about concepts.
They make a free speech argument when it comes to censoring criminal commercial content, but political content they're OK with shutting down?

We're talking about nazism here. Nazism is a crime in a number of countries.

Europeans hate nazis since we are reminded everywhere about what they did last time.

This is coming from someone that thinks other would classify him as clearly right-leaning i.e. values individual freedom, conservative economic policies etc. Actually it gets better because I see nazism (short for national socialism) as just an criminally evil form of normal socialism (strong national state, very little individial freedom).
The National Security Letter Archive: Tracking Who Has Disclosed NSLs
Russia’s Central Depository Is Going to Build Its Own Digital Currency Wallet
It's just the word itself. I've been straying from the substance and rigour of HN to the rabble rousing of FB and twitter.
As noted in the post: "We’ve closed our online store, not our publishing operation!"

Original here: https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/the-mission-of-spreading-the-k...
You are avant-garde.
Sorry, but antifa is more than Anti-Trump Activists, they are dangerous. They attack people for political reasons and are largely unpunished because they wear all black and wear masks. They are the clowns that started fires in berkeley and hit the Trump support in the head with a bike lock, causing a fractured skull. That's no good imo.