skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought that we're really not sure if even the dust on either our moon or Mar is that compatible with human life. This article is more than ten years old so we possibly have newer data on Mars at least.
http://www.airspacemag.com/space/stronger-than-dirt-8944228/
Can someone explain to me the “Can Transcendence be Taught?”
Why You Should Use SSL for Your WooCommerce Store
The Art of Delegating Work
Many of those routing systems are proxies, and they can apply at any layer.
Ah, well, I'm in favor of UBI and both of the reasons you mention for it - the free market is still the best way we've found to allocate resources to worthwhile projects.
Sure, those are your personal preferences, and in your current specific needs/wants.

You did ask why, though, and you've been given a few examples of why someone might choose WSL over VMs.
win7 & debian. I don't ever plan on going to win10, so my next computer will be full linux.
The history of iPhone pricing
> and you can set up IAM roles and whatnot to share your API keys between accounts. That gives you at least some isolation, but still lets you GSD the same way as if you have a single account.

Do not do this. You are defeating the purpose of account level separation if you're sharing API keys between accounts. Each AWS environment should be totally segregated from the others (cross-account IAM permissions only if you must), limiting the blast radius in the event of human error or a malicious actor.

Source: Previously did devops/infra for 6 years, currently doing security
As OP mentioned, he probably doesn't want to turn off his system.

This is problem I have with a dual boot system, even with the ability to save state. Unless I absolutely have to, I'd rather keep running macOS's
Zika’s Lifesaving Side: It Kills Cancer
> i don't know why.

Post by woman.
What's your work flow like? Do you have to keep files / directories separated based on using whether your using bash or windows?
Their business is not likely sustainable.

The interest that banks give on your deposited cash is essentially zero, so even 5-6% leave a decent margin. Not everyone aims to make 25% a year, quite a few want to retain their wealth. This can be a tiny % of their allocation.

(Yeah, I know not all is paid back, salaries, heating bill and all.)
It's a little bit off-topic since the article was primarily about quotation marks and coding, but it would have been good if it mentioned that an ʻokina (as found in "Hawaiʻi") is neither an apostrophe nor a left quotation mark.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOkina
> We just hope apt repo maintainers have higher levels of opsec.

They do.
When I was in school back in the 1990s, that was certainly the approach taken for the Vietnamese edition of the school newsletter.
Here are my notes https://github.com/chx/chx.github.io/wiki/How-I-set-up-my-Wi... on setting up W10 after using Linux for almost a quarter century.
Magic Cards were successful... so maybe the coins will blow us all away...??
"A national geopolitical policy in which the entire world is regarded as the appropriate sphere for a state's influence." and "Anyone who desires world government (or the diminishing of local governments)" do not 'match up'. It's not the same ballpark, it's not even the same game. There is absolutely nothing in the former that implies or suggests a desire for world government. There really isn't any serious mainstream political movement or ideology that really desires a world government and there never has been - this is pure Bircher stuff, never mind Bannon. I am honestly at a loss how you see this as supporting your definition at all.

If you are keen on making up some political ideology full of people who are chomping at the bit to give up national sovereignty and culture, by all means. If you want to call them 'globalists', ok fine, that's your personal definition of 'globalist'. But to pull out a definition that says 'entire world is regarded as the appropriate sphere of a state's influence' and declare it equivalent to 'desire for world government', that is just at odds with, I dunno, words, meanings of things, logic.

It wouldn't be a terribly bad start. By not identifying with either Conservative or Liberal your making it clear that you reject binary politics and false dichotomies.

I don't know what any of that means. Misdescribing someone doesn't somehow become right or a virtue simply because you are 'rejecting binary politics and false dichotomies'. It's still plainly and factually wrong.
Why not just go straight to the ICO? Most projects seem to do that and they still manage to raise those millions.
I don't agree with the person you are replying to at all. But I can still respect their point that there's a distinction to be made (or at least argued for) that the kinds of explanations we give for JPEGs are ultimately physicalist explanations. Everything on your list is a different physical medium a JPEG could be realized on (though maybe some would debate the last one).

But the person you are replying to probably wants to argue that qualitative experiences aren't realized on any physical sort of anything, let alone translatable across various physical mediums.

Now, again, I think that argument is wrong- I think these experiences happen in our brain, though it's currently unclear exactly how - but I at least understand their impulse to put those experiences in a different category than a JPEG, and why the ability to translate a JPEG across different mediums wouldn't speak to the concern they are raising.
My fingers still type ifconfig, netstat, and route, and then I correct myself usually before hitting enter (though that took at least a couple of years). The new commands are more consistent, and more logically laid out so I can't argue against switching...but, my muscle memory doesn't know them yet (despite having started switching years ago).

It seems pretty clear unlearning the old and learning the new is more work than learning it for the first time, which may be why so many old-timers are so disagreeable to changes like this, even if the new is clearly superior (and for the average user, these may not be clearly superior enough to justify extra effort). Hell, I caught myself typing an ipchains command a week or so ago (while I'm busy learning about nftables which replaces iptables/ip6tables!), and I haven't had a system that had ipchains in more than a decade.
If you're in Australia, your options are pretty much Coinbase, BTC Markets, Coinspot, or LocalBitcoins

Source: http://howtobuybitcoininaustralia.com
> Strange, I haven't heard of anyone being arrested for promoting genocide yet, why not?

We weren't talking about promoting genocide, but about threatening and committing violence. If you can't debate with integrity, I'm not interested.
Never expected to see tribes mentioned on hackernews!
Have any other companies raised at this valuation pre-product, much less pre-market fit? Where does this value come from? Have they booked even 1% of that valuation in sales, or is it all speculative?

And I'm baffled in light of the space (AR), where I feel like there are a lot of high profile players and fast movers. Not delivering seems incredibly untenable.
So brave.
I'm most curious to know what's going on inside that neural engine.
You can not depreciate it, the asset you have is the prepaid balance for services not yet rendered. As the service is rendered per period you will reduce the asset.

Take this as my opinion not as advice. I am not licensed to give you advice on this topic.
https://www.earnest.com is a nearly identical company as well.
What's wrong with office 2002?
Uh, no.
Lots of people invested in things like cuda at roughly the same time.
CUDA was also very clearly built to enable general fast math computation, and AI came much much much later

As GP says, this is some interesting revisionist history.

NVidia figured this out at the same time as everyone else.
Ironic considering how ancient their IT is.

My friend was an advisor and they are solidly in the 2005 era as far as security and maintenance goes.
If you're into team-based base building games.. opensource too, http://tremulous.net asymmetric teams FPS + RTS
> offer parameterized final case

The raw code is more parameterizable than the list, since it is customized with the extremely powerful language "pseudocode". It does so with no loss of concision and is no less abstracted.

> use a rope data structure for the strings

It's pseudocode. Change the first line of the loop to `out = rope()` if you care.

> you are sorta gut punching c_wraith's code by penalizing haskell for explicit modules and imports for libraries

Given I have explicitly excluded this every single time I mention it, I don't know why you are saying this.
Coming up next: Russian government bans US software on government machines. Microsoft delivers large bags of money to McCain (unless he kicks the bucket by then) and Rubio. Senators recant.
There has to be a lot of really dumb people at venture capital companies if it turns out magic leap has no real tech. Which, given the Theranos debacle, is very possible.
I'm skeptical, but the Magic Leap engineers I've met have been really confident that their tech is going to be a game changer (and of course wouldn't tell me anything about it ;)). Guess we'll see when they show their product publicly - it's weird that they've decided to stay stealth for this long.
Associative arrays form a monoid, so this code is (perhaps surprisingly) a special case of the monoid library.

It has been awhile, but I remember not including a version like this because it's a bit intense to throw a sort (either implicit or explicit) into this without even commenting on it.
Accelerators scramble for new revenue streams as equity model fails
No I'm still working on it. I will definitely consider pushing code to GitHub.
Which part do you find to be unclear? It looks pretty clear to me.

What if I asked about Guantanamo, the NSA, or wars without approval of congress? Are all of these failures of our Gov to observe our constitution issues of some kind of lack in clarity?
And further confusion:

An ʻokina (U+02BB, as found in "Hawaiʻi") is neither an apostrophe nor a left quotation mark.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOkina
I would give them the benefit of the doubt, but still, confidence does not a six billion dollar valuation make.
Why wouldn't they just sample the game repeatedly to reverse engineer the physics?

Tribes original certainly remained in play while tribes 2 dwv was happening.
I think it depends more on your IDE playing ball with the code generator and custom build steps. Most do an awful job.

I'd love one that I could just point to a build tool/script instead of creating it's own.
With the problems I see on the mac forums regarding the new MBP's, I don't think turning off the system is going to be much of an issue.

That said, I understand not wanting to restart in order to get work done. However, I am looking at it with the perspective that I will be able to fully focus on the tasks at hand (ala Deep Work by Cal Newport), in a distraction free environment.
If you really think that's how it is, I encourage you to learn more about what net neutrality is before commenting further on it.
tl;dr: concatenation of strings corresponds to concatenation of "optional strings"; monoid homomorphism!
"But, anybody with kids will tell you: trying to implement a you will never, ever, under any circumstances, use my phone policy is completely insane. It will make your kids life worse, and it will make your life as a parent a LOT worse."

My kids (2yo and 5yo) never use my phone and I haven't noticed an issue with my insisting on that. It's likely that they're not old enough to know that the age of their devices is limiting their play so I'll grant that I avoid that issue. And my wife isn't as insistent, so will share her phone with them to keep the peace, but it doesn't seem to be that often.

Might be the ages of the kids? Maybe 5-10yo is tougher?
>In real life, reward == more life, so, by natural selection, consciousness is that function that preserves the body.

Would plants be conscious under that definition?
Modern CPUs actually make decent general purpose DSPs for audio, so I'm not sure what kind of hardware acceleration you expect. Parallelization? Audio processing is not as extremely parallelizable as video. It's somewhat parallelizable. In a classic audio filter function, each sample affects the sample that comes immediately after it, so it's not embarrassingly parallel. The best you can do is, for example, parallelize multiple independent filters, so CPU SIMD instructions often turn out to be a decent fit.

As a side note, for some common audio DSP tasks, you could presumably take better advantage of highly parallel processing by doing a fourier transform and working in the spectral domain. There has been research do do this on GPUs and it works. However, if you do this you'll have high latency, and it's not a hardware problem, it's inherent to the FFT algorithm, so it's kind of a dead end for many applications.
A tool to create your own Android avatar
Modern devices in pure CSS. The first are iPhone X and iPhone 8
They somehow managed to get a gTLD https://icannwiki.org/.axa
I'm in a similar predicament to OP. I prefer Linux in most cases, it's what I'm used to. But I need or would vastly prefer one or the other depending on what I'm doing. A VM is fine for just checking outlook..or using Skype for chat and things like that. But the second I need to use an IDE for Windows development, it's too slow to bear. Having better interchangeability between these two would make my life significantly better. Whether that be a stronger Linux subsystem for Windows, or a Windows subsystem for Linux.

Of course, I work at Microsoft. That being said, many devs I see are open to or enjoy using Linux--myself included. I think, and hope, we'll see continued growth in support for it. Though, I have little to no influence over such things.
Why do mathematicians normally not distinguish between numbers for counting and numbers for measuring (length, volume, etc)? They are fundamentally different, and conflation makes many arguments hard to grasp.
Codecov browser extension
I did almost this exact thing a few years ago and I've been super happy. Two points of advice:

1. Check hardware compatibility _before_ you order your laptop. Intel video drivers and wifi drivers are open source and reliable. Stay away from Broadcom, and unless you plan to do gaming, stay away from Nvidia (tho modern Ubuntu makes nvidia pretty darn easy).
2. Pick a DE (I recommend Gnome 3, but KDE is great too) and learn the shortcut keys. Expect a day or two of spinup time. If you go with Gnome, make use of the Gnome Tweak Tool and the super key shortcuts.

Good luck! This is exciting :-)
The only one of those I have tried is tern, which didn't come close to IntelliJ's analysis, but obviously Javascript's a harder beast in this respect than Java, kotlin, Objective-C etc.

> I wish, though, that half the development effort going into IDEs were instead directed towards better editor-agnostic tooling.

In principle I agree. I like the thought of composable tools. But I wonder in practise. I'm trying to picture the vast array of facilities integrated in IntelliJ (analyses, many refactorings, syntax-aware snippets, amazing code navigation, structural search & replace, data flow anaylysis, syntax-aware select, omnipresent code generation, etc) integrated into a text editor via external tools. I suppose it could be done, but it seems unwieldy. And with how much work (setup and maintenance) on the part of the user? How often would things clash or need fixing? And with how much discoverability (a critical feature of IntelliJ)?

What I do know is that working with code (not mere text!) in IntelliJ is quite a joy for me. For now, I'm glad someone has built it, even if the 'ultimate' composable set of tools might have some advantages.
Unless this company comes out with a public demo showing their product minus any obfuscation you have to be a massive sucker to buy into this. Maybe this will be better than Segway and Theranos combined?
People are so uptight now a days, just ignore the call no big deal.
Now if we can just teach the Internet how to unlearn.

Go ahead, search with your favorite web crawler. Something simple like "command line ip address".

It will tell you to use ifconfig -a.
> The raw code is more parameterizable than the list, since it is customized with the extremely powerful language "pseudocode". It does so with no loss of concision and is no less abstracted.

I can't tell if you're joking or not here. But let's pretend you're not.

> Given I have explicitly excluded this every single time I mention it, I don't know why you are saying this.

Sorry, I thought you were comparing WITH imports to the proper version. In that case the apples-to-apples version comparison is 0.625x (5/8 or 4/7) between your pseudocode and real world code with abstractions.

I'm... pretty happy with that! Even the version that uses ropes, can be reused in many contexts, and relies on external and highly tested code is only 1 line longer in all cases.

Thank you, I hadn't really considered psuedocode as a valid competitor but now I realize it makes my blog post look a lot better.
> the Magic Leap engineers I've met have been really confident that their tech is going to be a game changer

Sure, but I'm sure there were engineers at Theranos who thought their tech was going to be a game-changer as well. Being confident in a product doesn't mean the product is actually any good.

> Not delivering seems incredibly untenable.

I would happily place a bet they will never deliver, or if they do deliver it ends up being lackluster and nowhere near what they originally promised. They showed a demo video two years ago (that turned out to not actually be a demo), and haven't released anything since.

Technology does not stand still in that time: in 2015, the iPhone had a single rear and front-facing camera. Soon you'll be able to buy one with stereographic rear cameras and a dot-projection IR depth mapper on the front, with what is from all accounts an extremely good AR software framework.

Oculus, Apple, and Google aren't just twiddling their thumbs waiting for Magic Leap to release a product. They are actively putting money into R&D, and shipping iteratively. Apple's going to have real-world AR experience and feedback from iOS 11 and the iPhone X that Magic Leap won't have.

I'd love to be wrong - it'd be great to have another player in the space, and maybe their tech is awesome. But if you look at what everyone else is doing compared to what they've released...it doesn't look good.
Not the parent, but also someone using WSL: Generally not, that is for me the main benefit of using WSL.

Files in the Windows file system can easily be accessed from the Linux side (C: appears as /mnt/c), so I basically do everything shell-based in WSL Bash and at the same time can access files there with my Windows-based GUI tools. I've tried that before with VM setups, and sharing filesystem folders gave me way more trouble there. You can't access the linux filesystem with Windows tools, but I haven't really missed that, since I seldom touch files there directly, and if I do they are text files that are easily edited in vim.

It's pretty good, although you'll find the occasional program that won't run due to missing syscalls (or needs a special flag to be convinced to run) and I'd love if they shipped a working X setup.
That sounds EXACTLY how I used to cheat at Nethack to create a saved game when I was a kid with a .bat file that would drop out of a game of nethack, then copy the game file to a .bak file. then I could go back into the into the game and not worry about dying - and I had the keystrokes down to where I could do them blind and effectively save my game in 5 seconds any time I wanted and be back playing. I was 10 years old.
> No need to discuss this one since it's not really a useful axiom when we want to explain the phenomena from the point of view of a physical world.

We can wave it off, but it seems as important as other explanations.

I have a fourth theory: The nature of reality is dualistic, and the mind simultaneously creates the physical world while the mind arises from the physical world, supporting each other in a feedback loop. It's a dualistic phenomenon similar to particle-antiparticle pairs that form at a black hole's event horizon. two sides of the same coin.

Subjective experience is commonly thrown out the door but what if it is just as important as objective reality?
The Supreme Court has determined that the 4th Amendment has lesser protections at borders.[1] Border patrol has the ability to search your containers , and perform non-invasive body searches without any degree of suspicion, for instance. More invasive searches, like cavity searches and involuntary body x-rays require a degree of suspicion. Whether electronic searches fall under the first category or the latter is what this lawsuit may determine.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception
Shh don't tell them about ZFS. That's FreeBSD's killer feature!
How do you buy ICO tokens in Kik? Using Google Play In-app Billing and sharing 30% with Google?
Kathy Griffin isn't a convicted felon.

The arrogance of Shkreli is absolutely astounding considering he is still waiting to be sentenced.

Everyone (including himself) is assuming he'll get a relatively light sentence because that's what a regular person would be expected to get in his position. But a regular person convicted of a felony would have the common sense to show contrition and remorse even if they didn't mean it.

Shkreli can get up to 20 years based on what the judge feels appropriate. And this judge just showed she doesn't view Shkreli as a regular first time felon.

It was reported that he seemed uncharacteristicly quiet and serious when he was ordered to prison today. I wonder if he's starting to realize how badly he has screwed up. If not I'm sure he'll get the idea when he gets sentenced to spend years of his life in prison.
iPhone X is so expensive in India that you can go to HongKong,buy,return n save
More devices are coming.
That element of coercion is not necessary to maintain the fallacy. The broken window is merely an analogy for any waste, and the fallacy is trying to justify the creation of waste on the grounds that one can run an economy on dealing with it.

In the end, the fallacy is that "it allows us to run an economy" doesn't actually justify anything.
Some Opinions on the History of Web Audio
Coming to a stop and just sitting there can warp the brake rotors. The area under the calipers doesn't cool off as fast as the rest of the brake rotor, and the localized heating causes the metal to bend.

You're supposed to creep forward a little, but some people might be overdoing it.
4A says "secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures".

The exact definition of "unreasonable" is subject to interpretation by the executive agencies and the courts. Search at the border for the purposes of detecting contraband has been considered reasonable from the moment Constitution was in force. Right now, we're finding just how far this can be stretched.