skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are taking crowdstrike at their word. I don't. I see hearsay, I don't see any evidence. Just because a private company paid by the DNC says, "that's what we found", along with a few (advanced persistent threat) wordsalad, doesn't show us jack shit. On top of that, most of networking type guys know, especially with some of the more recent attribution-faking tool leaks, that attribution is not that fucking easy. So they have some cyrillic and some IP's in russia? Probability goes up, yes, but acting as if the question is answered and as if it's silly anyone questions it still is ridiculously intellectually dishonest. The DNC got caught being shady as shit if not illegal, and when they got caught, then lost the election, they turned the narrative against to Russia. It's like #3 in the classic machiavellian realpolitik media pr propaganda playbook. Crowdstrike has a lot of ties that make it's output even that much more questionable (the same report from anyone would get the same response, but their connections make them deserving of extra scrutiny.)

http://old.warisacrime.org/content/obamas-last-chance-face-d...

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/crowdstrike-needs-address-har...

http://g-2.space/

https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=D000000801

https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=D000031277

https://www.welivesecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/es...

https://i.imgur.com/O9z33Dq.png

C&C server IP Addresses
185.106.120.101
185.86.149.223
31.220.43.99
5.135.183.154
69.12.73.174
89.32.40.4
92.114.92.125
93.115.38.125
131.72.136.165
167.114.214.63
176.31.112.10
176.31.96.178
192.95.12.5
46.183.216.209
80.255.10.236
80.255.3.93
81.17.30.29
95.215.46.27

Netherlands, France, Canada, Latvia, Germany, Switzerland and Sweden, US, Bulgaria.

Notice an absence of a country?

Fun Bonus: All this reveals the corporate nature of parties!(that's their defense for not handing over the servers/drives.) Part of the corruption, both of them!

PS. I shouldn't have to point this out, but in this climate of hysteria I think it might be necessary. Just because there are technical doubts about the DNC-Russia story, doesn't mean those doubts can be used to deny or affirm any other possible US-Russia espionage issues such as collusion, coercion, etc.
Germany is an outlier in higher education. In the US, $10k is lucky to get you 1 year of in-state tuition and books (excluding room and board) at an average public state school with a CS program. If you go to college in a state different than what you live in, the rates are even higher.
I'm probably off the mark a little bit.... but 'rule' implies that whitespace is really <.ws> (totally ignored white space matching thingy). '|' is the Longest-Match-First (different from Perl/PCRE/etc). LMF is not possible in the case where it is not a DFA... the implicit <.ws> that is there by using 'rule' and having a space might be your problem... :)

TL;DR Don't forget that 'rule' does <.ws> magic. This may or may not actually be part of the problem...

I have seen a similar sort of thing and only half understand the answer i got.. Check your implicit <.ws> and '|' LMF.
Extensive discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15010358
Well, at least the entire population of my state.
Flux has much wider colour options, for one. I'd love for night shift to go warmer.
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I drink Pepsi, and have tried to quit many times. One major thing I notice when I'm "on it" is that I get super drowsy a couple hours after lunch every day. When I'm off Pepsi/caffeine, I don't get this afternoon drowsiness. However, It's really hard to stay up after 10pm when I am off Pepsi/caffeine, which is when I work on my personal projects..
On the other hand, he hasn't joked about extrajudicially "droning him". So there is that. On the other hand, most of DC saw Hillary as a war hawk.
Exactly -- I think it's important to continually act in a way consistent with improving outcomes. This doesn't mean you will always get the outcome you want, but much like luck favors the prepared mind, continual, continuous, consistent action towards higher goals does eventually cause results.
You rang?

Emotional Valence and the Free-Energy Principle (2013) http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/jou...
The weapon used isn't what makes something terrorism.
What I really dislike is that I have not seen any non-MS JITs that do Windows x86-64 function tables for SEH properly.
And Japan has Yahoo! Japan (28% market share and stable)
Don't forget Daqri: https://daqri.com/

Enterprise is the one vertical that's still pretty strong in VR/AR, perhaps because sky-high unit costs and dev investment can be amortized more easily.
Haskell has more concepts than Rust (like higher kinder types) and should get linear types soon. Rust seems like Go with some Java and the great borrow checking system.
Junk mail, telemarketing, revenge porn, and gossip predate the internet. Different media, same lessons.
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In my car of using it hardware support. Freebsd just chokes on the data controller in using and solaris and it's flavors didn't even detect it. Along with that freebsd doesn't yet support the virtualization tech that I need to give real pcie hardware to a VM.
I am not a low level developer so I cannot discuss that merit with you.

I too started mid 90s with Linux. Walnut creek cdroms anyone?

I believe Linux merits stands on it's own feet and I don't want to have to write an essay about everything that is awesome about Linux.

- kernel dev speed

- the disruptive gplv2 linux kernel license

- kernel breadth of drivers

- great hardware support

- kernel subsystems available

- container technology in particular lxc

- scalability

- openness

- now - zfs - with encryption support!

- strace

- kvm

- size of community

- size of pool of corporate backed devs

- great great wm's

- great userland tools

- bedrock distributions like Debian

- distributions pushing the envelope like Arch

- The Arch Wiki
Thanks for relating that. I had just decided today that I'd quit, so it's perfect timing to start tomorrow.
Russian infiltrated US parties voting sanctions on Russia. Really?
Do you have plan to support student outside us so they will have a change to get remote job or even full-time job?
The sanctions are for stuff like them hacking another government or invading a sovereign country. It's hard to be friends with a nation through those situations (and irresponsible not to react at all)
The source of that purported joke is "sources in the State Department" that talked to TruePundit. If you believe TruePundit had sources in Clinton's State Department, you might believe that Seth Rich leaked the DNC emails to WikiLeaks after participating in child sex trafficking in the basement of a basement-less pizza parlor.
I was trying to tactfully suggest that google would have trivially found that answer instead of waiting for someone on HN to deliver the answer on a silver plate =)
"Not even remotely the same thing. Not even in the same galaxy. Not even in the same universe."

What do you mean? They're both totalitarian ideologies and have much in common.
I am quite aware that the situation might be different, I still consider most of my points valid for the US though, for example regarding quality of education provided + that the business seems a little bit "shady" to me.

btw: a degree from the University of London (via distance learning, can be done from many parts of the world) is about ~5000£ (~6482$) - again we are talking about flexible payment + great study resources (6 semester's worth) + a full bachelor's degree!

This however seems (to me) w/ all due respect like a "get rich quick" scheme that won't work for 99% of people. And the other 1% would have probably made it some other way and are possibly paying 30k$ for it (and I want to stress again: 30k$ for a 6 month crash course with _no_ degree in the end)
Where did you get that idea?

https://github.com/daokoder/dao/
Last commit was 3 days ago

Project seems relatively active in general:
https://github.com/daokoder/dao/graphs/commit-activity
(I'm an American).

Amazing doesn't even begin to cover Americans complaining about foreign interference in our elections.

There's hardly a country up and down Central and South America, North Africa, and the Middle East whose elections we haven't meddled in. Start with the Shah of Iran, Mubarak, Hussein before he turned on us, the Bay of Pigs, Allende/Pinochet, etc.

Which is not to say we shouldn't push back on Russian interference in our elections, but just wow. I'd like to see us keep out of everyone else's elections too.
Bill Gurley is a clear vulture waiting for his opportunity and worried. Travis is definitely not a gentleman known fact from his video which the driver posted. I always wonder why they got to be so nasty and squeeze the little people.

I visited Uber and I felt that place was more of bar with the light settings in the lunch room. So many hastags outside the conference rooms e.g. #pumpedup.. pure sh.
How to do an ICO totally legally?

Is it even possible to register these securities without "going public"?
As soon as you try to patent it, USPTO will look up if there's a similar thing - and if there is and it is "red-flagged", you're screwed...
What did we do about Ukraine? A little slap? He does not care. Looks like Hillary was comms with Ukraine, presumably to act tougher towards Moscow.

We just need to recall how we felt when they pranced around Cuba. We're doing similar in the eastern block (not the same degree) but all the same it gets in their craw.
Yeah, of course it's a seriously debunked conspiracy.

It was merely a coincidence that, 5 days after a large number of files were copied from DNC computers, DNC employee Seth Rich winds up with a couple of bullets in his back, "and yet they never took anything".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Seth_Rich#Shooting_a...
If you're curious about an in depth answer to why it is concerning, check out Andrew Weil's Marriage of the Sun and the Moon.
The article doesn't claim that it doesn't work, it merely decries the secularization of meditation.

> All of which raises a question: Is mindfulness meditation, as it’s practiced by millions of Westerners, bullshit? Not bullshit in the sense of being worthless. Even Adam Grant admits that meditation has benefits and that, for some people, it’s the best way to get them. But has meditation practice strayed so far from its Buddhist roots that we might as well just call it a therapy or a hobby... Is there any good reason—in ancient Buddhist philosophy or for that matter in modern science—to consider mainstream mindfulness practice truly spiritual?
roughly equal _spend_, perhaps, but not size (since by 'size' I assume you mean # of users)
> I think you'd be better received if you didn't speak so cryptically. What do you mean an answer in search of a question? Do you want us to meditate on that like a Buddhist koan?

Sorry if I was unclear. I meant to make the same statement as the first, in a different form. I hoped that providing two versions of the same statement, folks would have a better chance of understanding what I meant.

Once more: Nobody just chooses one day to become a white supremacist. Nobody is born a white supremacist. Nobody in their right mind would identify as a white supremacist without good reason, because doing so is mortally dangerous.

Clearly there's something wrong in their life for them to accept an ideological solution as severe and impractical as white supremacy. That is, they have a serious question, which the answer of white supremacy has found.

> You're implying a hidden knowledge of just what critical concerns people are ignoring, but you won't tell us.

I suspect their concerns are pedestrian: unsatisfactory employment (or lack thereof), the cost of health care, security, the uncertainty of demographic shifts (especially the shrinking proportion of their own race, and the growing relevance of race in public discourse), the moral conditions for their children (though largely an unfounded concern, given how safe America is).
Or is USA the outlier? I paid $100 a year here in Norway, e.g. nothing.
The DNC Charter [1] states numerous times that it is their responsibility to establish processes which ensure the office of President of the United States is selected by a fair and equitable process. However, being a private entity they are not obligated to do a damn thing. While they violated their own charter by favoring one candidate over the other I don't believe they actually broke any laws. And this is what makes this interesting. People can be very upset about what they've done, but nobody can really do much about it because they're not a government agency. Isn't it fascinating? We have an entity with incredible power over the election process and absolutely no oversight.

[1] http://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.democrats.org/Downloads/DNC_...
> I called on all leaders to condemn the white supremacists and their ilk who marched and committed violence

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/14/us/politics/trump-charlot...
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the rest of STEM,

not the case

Law

At 35%, women practice law at about double the rate they do of more masculine occupations like engineering, while law practice involves abstract reasoning the degree of "social reasoning" is higher than engineering, thus more women I suppose.

medicine,

particularly the more caretaking functions of medicine

accounting

The work of an accountant and a mechanical engineer, or an information security analyst are hardly comparable, not in a hierarchical way necessarily, they just have totally different goals and methods.

Look at the actual data, it fits Damore's thesis to a T.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/03/06/chart-the-perce...

There is a very obvious gradient from people and nurturing oriented fields to abstract, spatial, and mechanical fields.

Women like working with people and caretaking, and are good at these things.

Men like working with things, and abstract and spatial visualization, and are good at these things.

Do you think society would materially improve if we swapped the sex ratio kindergarten teachers with that of engineers?

Kindergarten 97.5% women.

Engineers 85% men.
This article sounds like a long version of Carl Jung's quote -> "what you resists, persists" to me. That's how I deal with pain. I don't try to resist it. I simply allow myself to go through the pain. Cry occasionally if I had to. Feeling bad about feeling bad doesn't make me feel better, it simply delays my healing.
Spreading the load (2007)
Just because those patterns are atypical doesn't mean it's not a valid concern. This problem will stop more people than you would expect from getting an EV. Also many people in major cities do not have the space to charge their car, mostly because of only street parking available, so there does need to be a separate solution besides charging at home.
I mostly submitted this here because Dao looks kinda interesting but I've never heard anything about it anywhere and thus was reluctant to invest time in it.

I know that the language has been around for years, though.

Has anyone here every used it?
Fascinating story; why don't you write this up long-form and submit it here to HN?
It's not a great deal outside of the US, that's largely because our income share agreement relies on US infrastructure and is not internationalized. So you can still attend in the U.K., but unfortunately it's under different (probably worse) terms.

Also, everything we do is live and interactive, so it's not a matter of just "creating learning resources." It's a lot of one on one time with instructors.
This seems like a bizarre overreaction. Clearly a political move. Or rather, they may have already wanted to leave but were awaiting a more PR-friendly excuse to do so.
Everything needs to be thought of in the context of the person thinking it.

Some kids are naturally reckless and should be told to always look both ways when crossing the street, and to stop and think and make sure. Some kids are naturally anxious and would have always looked both ways because they knew there were cars and cars are scary, so telling them how scared they should be is going to make navigating a city like a normal person will be an exercise in fear.

If you're depressed and you have no good reason to be as depressed as you are, then the way you feel is going to be something you feel bad about and it shouldn't be. You didn't cause it or bring it on yourself. You didn't make a bad choice.

On the other hand, neither are you powerless in the course of your life, and if your natural inclination is feeling helpless rather than guilty, it's not helpful to think about it as though your feelings are just this unstoppable force rolling over you.

I think general advice just doesn't work very well. Everyone is the combination of decades of context. Some of it needs to be taken into account.
I've been off Caffeine for a good two years now and have no plans of going back.

Life runs too fast for me on caffeine, yes I can blow through work faster, but when I was on caffeine it would feel like days, weeks, months would go by in the blink of an eye.

I wasn't enjoying the moment.. and then I stopped drinking caffeine.

Life became more present for me, not slower in the bad sense, but that I was able to relish every moment more, more aware... more conscious of what was going on around me. My fuse also got really short when I was consuming caffeine, I'd get into a lot of fights and arguments, since I've stopped, it's really helped.

I still get all my work done and have time to spare, I'm working, going to school and have an infant at home. So life after caffeine is definitely possible.
Is this the last "modern browser" to use 64-bit as default?
I mean, yes and no.

Back in those days it was more do or die. Let the soviets gain ground and grow their ideology or stop it within reason [stop short of no-proxy hot wars].

If we look at the toll paid by countries which went 2nd world vs those that stayed/coherced on our side, the suffering was much greater in those that went full soviet.

And often times people who point to Allende etc as bad will not point to Ghadafy or all the rest in N. Africa Obama set loose.
So you agree with white supremacy because there are similarities between a specific group of communists and specific group of socialists. Fascinating.
Every time there is a case about whether or not information is free to use in some way, it doesn't sit well with me.

As of now deep down in my heart I don't really believe in intellectual property. I do believe in respect, and in giving credit where credit is due.

But when all is said and done, I don't believe in copyrighting a number. I don't believe that it is anyone's right to dictate how bits that enter devices I own are used.

How do protect inventions and businesses, you ask? I say:

* If you have a secret you don't want to be distributed, don't share it with anyone you cannot trust. Trained models are a good example.

* Provide a service that only provides a limited amount of information per unit time. The user is free to use the information they obtained however they wish, but even a thousand users wouldn't have a way to copy your whole database in a reasonable amount of time. Google search, for example.

* Alternatively, if you are not sure you trust someone, take collateral from them. (e.g. "It is legal to share this information about me, but then it is also legal for me to share this other information about you [that you probably don't want shared]", or "If you share this information about me, you will be kicked out from the company/platform/etc.", or an Ethereum smart contract that causes you to be fined if someone else demonstrates that they got a piece of information that I shared with you.)

* Build businesses that have stronger value propositions than restricting how information is used. Network effects, physical hardware, good service and support, good use of massive amounts of back-end data that only you have, are all options.
So, you're going to complain endlessly about this being an important issue without any interest in quantifying the issue. Gotcha. Great HN discussion topic.
I drink a ton of tea and don't notice an energy boost but I do get a throbbing headache if I don't have some sort of caffeine in the day or so. This only started when I began to drink coffee socially. I'm going to be cutting that out and I hope that will fix things.
Get a subdirectory of a repo from GitHub
With the price of iPhone I can buy 3 good quality Android devices.

No, it is not how things should be.

We should be able to get at least security updates during the warranty period (2 years in Europe) and no mobile phone should cost more than a laptop/desktop system.
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With long-term use Stevens–Johnson syndrome is a risk.
Yeah, the people who would be immigrants will probably stay in Mexico and make Carrier air conditioners...
AR doesn't need the capability of taking pictures or videos, it needs the camera functionality for SLAM.
Indeed, it is difficult to compete with the price of a fully subsidized education.

That said, we still have students from the EU that attend Lambda School. It's not all about cost, it's also about use of time. You can get a degree that is more well recognized in four years, or you can attend Lambda School and work for three years. Would you rather hire someone with an official degree from a community college or someone that attended a CS Academy and worked for three years? You could argue either way, but it's not clear to me that the degree is the clear winner.
Is this Diet/Light or is this normal Pepsi?

What you're describing is sugar dependence, not caffiene. Cut out all processed sugar and after 2 weeks you'll wonder what drug you are on (then cut out "healthy" carbs like bread and pasta and you'll wonder how you ever wanted to eat them).
The key point of the Damore memo that many would do well to understand, it does not logically follow to say, "I've identified this "gap," therefore this "gap" is bad and it is caused by the big bad mean oppressive bullies, group X."

So, is the identified "gap" really that bad? No, not really, not much reason to think it's bad at all in many cases. Second, and most importantly, not only is the purported cause of big bad mean oppressive bullies lacking almost entirely in evidence, but there are actual explanations with mountains of evidence.

So what? What's the harm if I believe in one cause over another? People use to do raindances!

The harm is that sticking to an explanation of big bad mean oppressive bullies, means that whole classes of people are being not just accused but punished for "crimes" they did not commit. In fact there is no crime at all.
The few times I've quit, I switched to decaf and caffeine pills, and then slowly reduced the amount of caffeine from pills. No side-effects from this approach. Cold turkey almost killed me.
This: https://github.com/andreas-gone-wild/snackis

But then I grew tired of waiting and just did it already :)
fighting the battle far earlier and getting girls interested young so that they choose to enter these fields at a higher rate than they currently are doing.

It's your time and energy if you want to do that, but you should probably recognize you're still treating women differently in that case.

Why do you want to pressure or influence people to do something that all the evidence indicates most of them aren't particularly interested in doing?

Shouldn't we be pleased that in an advanced society people have the opportunity to seek out and perform the work they find interesting and fulfilling?
All that work is boring to the non specialist. It's the promise of unlimited power that gives IT glamor.
Yeah I dunno. TYT[1] (not a Trump mouthpiece) seem to agree her non denial as likely admission that it was said. "[Clinton] probably said it as a [frustrated] joke".

[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErH29hrpqvg