skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The "right" way to launder cryptocurrencies is normally to use it to buy a whole bunch of Monero (or some other cryptocurrency with stronger claims of anonymity), then bounce that around a bit before using it to buy Bitcoin (which is then sold for fiat or used directly).
I don't know Alembic well enough to know what features of SQLAlchemy it requires, but I do know that SQLAlchemy consists of quite a bit more than just the ORM features. Perhaps Alembic is using it at a lower level, and can be used with any (or no) ORM layer?
I agree. I prefer pragmatic languages as opposed to dogmatic ones which is probably why I'm friends with Kotlin
Out of real curiosity, what business integrations would be at the top of your list?
"The WHO has congruently pointed to the use of insecticides – particularly larvicides – on
sizeable containers of water to aid in mosquito eradication (87). Conversely and controversially,
the Argentine-based group Physicians in the Crop-Sprayed Villages has implicated the larvicide
known as pyriproxyfen as the source of the soaring rate of microcephaly in Brazil rather than
18 ZIKV itself (83). The report states that by quickly connecting microcephaly in newborns to the
spread of ZIKV, the Brazilian Ministry of Health, PAHO, and WHO have put the commercial
interests of the chemical industry above the well-being of the environment and the people, failing
to identify that the areas where this larvicide has been introduced into drinking water are the
same regions where microcephaly has exploded (81). The group supports their claims by
affirming that no birth defects were found to be associated with previous ZIKV epidemics, and
that in countries such as Colombia, there have been thousands of ZIKV cases but no documented
instances of babies born with microcephaly (81). Based on previous examples of negligence in
identifying the causes and scope of illnesses described in this analysis (AIDS and Lyme disease),
there are evident hazards in allowing the supposed experts to dispose of a claim rather than
investigating additional possibilities (55). However, in this situation, while it is still imperative
to retain an open mind and not reject any factors that may play a role in the disorder –
particularly when business and chemicals are involved – empirical findings suggest that ZIKV is
likely the primary culprit in the upswing in microcephaly (83). "

Nature's Games: Will the Global Medical Community Triumph Over Zika Virus?
file:///F:/Chrome%20Downloads/eScholarship%20UC%20item%205n01487n.pdf
I'd check out GitSavvy for sublime, it wipes the floor with the VSCode VCS
I'm interested in the counter-point. What announcement could have made you think that Apple has regained their mojo?
I honestly can't believe I'm saying this, but: can you please enable me to buy a new license for 4.0 even though it may not even be on the road map yet? Or switch to / enable a subscriber model which is paid yearly and gives access to all upgrades?

I rely so much on sublime for my day to day work and I fear the $80 or whatever I paid for it whenever ago is too cheap for the amount of value I'm getting out of it, and I'd hate to see this magnificent piece of software fall by the wayside because of an unsustainable business model.

Of course, if the business is perfectly sustainable then you know, carry on as you where.
Andrew Potter, when writing for Canada's National Post, recently called it the Right to Hear.

http://nationalpost.com/opinion/andrew-potter-dont-be-so-fre...
This happens often to me when I used my phone as a sat nav, the phone was attached to the dash but would sometimes go to sleep if the battery went to 20%. I'd open it up again by just tapping the home.
No, it'll be lost. With widespread telecom failures, the miners won't be able to reliably communicate, so the network will partition and will reorganize at random.

People love to think of Bitcoin as impervious, but it's subject to the CAP theorem just like every other distributed system.
Same main author, one is integrated into Blender and the other is standalone.
Wondering the same thing... nginx has a commercial option, but does not force you to use it if your using it in a business environment... iis is only available on windows server, and that costs about 600 quid for a standard license. That’s a one off cost... so... it might be quarter of the cost of enterprise (3k give or take) but over the life time of the box, it would end up being more...
The Nicene Creed was later amended in Constantinople to include the word "begotten" to clarify that Jesus was considered a natural born son of God, not simply an adopted son or someone with a special title. This was not an invention but a clarification since the word "begotten" (monogenēs in Greek) is used in the canonical bible, being one of the main points of John 1, but reaffirmed in Hebrews and John's first epistle.

It's pretty clear that the Genesis 6 "sons of God" is an idiom or group title of some sort, but it's not clear precisely what was meant.

More reading on the subject:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim#Interpretations

EDIT: It's important to read the Bible in the genre and context it was written in. Taking the bible literally means taking it seriously, not being overly literal. Often the Bible often talks about people "lying together" when it clearly saying "had sex", for example.
Instead, you just pull a few thousand a week for a few years, pay taxes, and leave the rest in BTC, using that to pay for as much stuff as you can/want.
all those spaces and companies are totally irrelevant in the sizes and markets Apple plays

Just like the mouse and smartphone markets didn't exist previously.

You do realize that all of the majors are focusing heavily on AR right? As in, most of WWDC was dedicated to ARKit, nearly the entire Zuck Keynote was about AR etc...?

I was asked for what the next revolutionary technology would be that Apple could break out with, I gave it. It's staring everyone in the face and has been desired for the better part of 60 years - through thousands of iterations that never worked because processing, integration etc... weren't there.

Miss it at your peril.
The internet in the 90s was legit. Yet the Dotcom bubble still happened. There are some actual, successful internet businesses that survived it (Amazon, Paypal, Yahoo, the usual suspects). However, most startups crashed and burned and many people lot a lot of money. The fact that there are legitimate companies doesn't mean that most aren't bullshit
There's a real danger I think in relying on a proprietary software program for something so key as text editing. For many developers, their editor will be with them for their whole career. Proprietary software has a tendency to not stick around.

I hope to see Sublime eventually released under a free software license. I'd donate to that project.
Have a look at Visual Studio Code too. It's free and (in my experience) quicker than Atom.

However, both VS Code and Atom stand no chance against ST regarding startup time. Thus I keep coming back to ST.
How secure can your router get?
Thanks, glad to hear I'm not the only one tired of sitting in unproductive brainstorming sessions for the wrong reasons.

Not that think that what I suggest is perfect either, but it seems to be a bit better aligned with how ideation works.

Hope it will be of use to you all! :)
Oh wow. I feel like I just asked the reverse of this question 3 min after you posted this.

I was a mechE at Caterpillar for 4 years before I decided that my position was a local max in the organization. So I studied, took the GMAT, and applied to b-school. Ended up at NYU and did lots of internships in branding / publishing / marketing and eventually found a route into tech marketing via account management at an ad-tech company that needed someone with solid excel skills & was willing to get on the phone.

Good marketers are eager to talk to people and figure out what their product can/should be doing for others. Then they feed that back to Product. I think Product/Marketing are two sides of the same product development coin.

One way to position yourself as a marketing candidate is as an excellent SME on tech -- you get tech better than your colleagues, so you become invaluable to the team.
Yeah, I agree with the NYT on this one.

It has gone from "reality distortion field" to just good ol' "brainwashing and fanaticism".

It's a phone, people. It's got nice images. It looks and feels nice.

But should we aspire to spend $1000 on something that has about $50 worth of functionality and $950 worth of aesthetics pumped into it?

3.5 billion people on this earth have less than $2,200.

This phone would wipe out half their life savings.

An iphone 5c off ebay would wipe out just 3% instead.

So, to the 33m millionaires out there for whom this phone is a drop in the bucket, I wish you and your experience very well :)
In China’s Hinterlands, Workers Mine Bitcoin for a Digital Fortune
Integrating Fabric Crashlytics for React Native on Android
"C++ for Kids I haven’t read this one due to my aversion to unmanaged languages."

grins

So at what age should I start my one year old on programming languages?
It's even faster than before... Atom has more catching up to do...
$10/month from AT&T and Verizon, with a few months free up front.

I was interested for no additional charge. I might have been talked into it for $5/month. For some reason, $10/month kills my interest. I'm sure others will decide that's a bargain.
I thought something was mentioned about "active gaze" in the keynote? The phone detects if you're paying attention; it doesn't unlock if you have your eyes closed, it doesn't unlock if you aren't looking directly at it.

Should make it more difficult (though not impossible) to force an unlock by waving the phone in an unwilling person's face?
"One of the areas I'm especially proud of in Sublime Text 3 is performance". I totally agree with this statement. Writing software in sublime has certainly made my life easier. Kudos to Jon and team.
It's true lots of celebrities are behind crypto-currencies and are attaching their brand to them. The same can be said for superstar VC firms ( Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Union Square Ventures...) and Filecoin.

https://qz.com/1069515/paris-hilton-ico-the-hotel-heiress-jo...

https://www.coindesk.com/257-million-filecoin-breaks-time-re...

Also:
> Paragon coin was pushing one of its rapper investors

It's The Game
OP means free as in speech as opposed to free as in beer. He would like the source to be available and to have the freedom to alter or redistribute it.
There is another Lisp implemented in 42 languages (including Ceylon, Dylan, Oz, Pike, Scratch, Smalltalk, SML etc.):

https://github.com/zick/ZickStandardLisp

The benchmark results of 42 implementations are very impressive:

http://blog.bugyo.tk/lyrical/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/stag...
http://blog.bugyo.tk/lyrical/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/stag...
http://blog.bugyo.tk/lyrical/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/stag...

which are discussed in Japanese at:

http://blog.bugyo.tk/lyrical/archives/2024
Often things reported in the press as "new science" appear to be engineering. But then I'm sure there's a deal of engineering in science labs and vice-versa.

FWIW I'm much closer to being a scientist than an engineer.
The majority of population growth in the entire south coincided with AC.
Competition helps spark better ideas though & as long as you use one of them, you're JavaScript will improve greatly.

I'm of the belief that well written JavaScript is safe to use without semicolons but typing JavaScript without a type system is like running while dressed up as Edwards Scissorhands.
Anxiety is caused by a form of ruminating about the future in which you focus on uncertainty. Get out there and eliminate all uncertainty and you will feel your anxiety disappear! Tell your boss you feel unappreciated, talk to strangers, and generally do things that you feel anxious about.

If your anxiety is so strong that you can't do those things, then get therapy! It changed my life, and a good therapist can change yours as well.
its petroleum fertilizer. places like mexico were famine-ridden in the 40s until they figured out how to make industrial fertilizer
https://www.nature.com/articles/srep40067

04 January 2017
"Our data indicate that pyriproxyfen does not affect central nervous system development in zebrafish, suggesting that this larvicide on its own, may not be correlated with the increase in microcephaly cases reported recently."
As someone who uses both editors daily, Atom is simply better for Go because of the plugins there. go-plus is amazing and its maintainers do a fantastic job.

That said, ST is still significantly better for many other tasks and I end up using it daily, so you should definitely try it out. I'm just saying don't judge it solely on how well it handles Go because you may be disappointed coming from Atom.
Great video.
Demonstrate it is not true.

Religion in the very general is about who or what you serve as the core of your life. Who or what you bow down to and worship and what drives you forward. Whether this be wealth, power, influence, movie/music/sports stars, knowledge, politics, any of the many religious and philosophical belief systems (including science, including secularism).
Yea, the costs there seem to be contained because the entire "side project" was basically giving away the discarded concepts.

The work had already been done, the primary result sold and this project was basically just a way of recycling instead of trashing.

Good concept though.
Hrmm. I'll await the in depth reviews. For now, my chest strap will keep monitoring for me.
This is all great, I hope this turns into a viable business. But I am just not sure about the approach here.

Maybe this is a good moment for someone to finally fork Caddy, remove the Sponsors header, and distribute proper RPMs and DEBs.

Then those of us who want to use a truly open source project with no strings attached (special conditions re binaries, EULA, etc.) have nothing to worry about.
I loved this! You should post it as a submission here, not just a comment.
sorry, i mean free software as in free speech (eg: GPL), not free of charge
Theoretical physics must be "bonkers" -- if it was just a natural logical conclusion that would appear sensible to a common observer then there's no new theory involved.
Airbnb rager roils quiet New England town
I think for Python it's fine enough. I personally use PyCharm when performance isn't as much of a concern. You could give Anaconda a try:

http://damnwidget.github.io/anaconda/

Though when I did Python I used one of the PEP8 plugins and the enhanced autocomplete plugin (soo highly recommend it).

Also check out:

https://realpython.com/blog/python/setting-up-sublime-text-3...

A bit dated but some of those plugins are definitely worth it, especially Git Gutter.
but I do think it's something that can be effectively communicated elsewhere with a product like this

If Tesla is over-promising and under delivering their relative advances in autonomous driving as a sales tactic, then there is little defense of Tesla if drivers don't read enough fine print to understand the limitations of the autonomous driving systems.

In my assessment, Tesla is not being honest about capabilities. If they were, they'd have used the naming strategy that comes up with "adaptive cruise control," not "autopilot." (Sidebar: I don't care what "autopilot" actually means, the general public thinks it means computer magic makes a plane all by itself.)

Having misleading branding and marketing materials that show the CEO operating the product in an unsafe manner convey a message to viewer on how seriously to take the warning. They're giving the impression that the disclaimer is "under-cooked meats can carry food borne illness" on restaurant menus. The "don't try this at home" cover-your-ass warning while winking to try it at home.
> Where has ethics gone to in the corporate world?

I suspect either "outcompeted" or "only required until you've crushed all of the competition who might use it to outcompete you". Neither is a particularly cheering thought.
"illiterate commoners from thousands of years ago" does not describe or explain present day believers
I've been trying to get Caddy more widely deployed at work, and this move is going to alienate commercial customers (at least us) even more than Caddy already does.

Not only do they not have repositories, essentially doubling the effort to keep machines up to date (we have to have one process to upgrade everything else, and one process to upgrade just Caddy), but now we can't even download precompiled binaries to deploy on the servers without paying.

I could have put up with Caddy not being as mature as nginx for some low-volume deployments, and barely put up with the lack of debs, but having to compile my own binaries across the company isn't worth the integrated TLS certs.
Ive seen it in the wild. May not be that common though.
Is data the currency of the future?
Note that that feature was in TextMate, which was Sublime's inspiration.
Statistics isn't a science, it's a mathematical tool. It certainly doesn't tell us that no God exists.

I suppose you could argue that the probability that the nature of God is precisely as described in your chosen sacred text is zero, but that presupposes that the text is simply uniformly sampled from the set of all possible natures of God, which isn't really a valid assumption.
I meant that, when compared to the numbers of practitioners, those who actively spend much time thinking analytically about theological issues form a very small minority. It does seem that some/many/most religions go through one or more periods when the outcome of such thinking filters through to everyday observances, and that the reformation, like the Council of Nicea, was one such time.

In Christianity specifically (and perhaps many other religions) there is also the tenet that faith trumps reason, which is what I think Luther was going on about in this quote.
If the North Korean's were not considering this before, they surely are now!
The most apparent comparison looks to be NGINX Plus, for which the lowest cost tier works out at over $200/month ($2,500/year) per instance.

https://www.nginx.com/products/buy-nginx-plus/
WhatsApp is so DEAD.
I think it really depends on what you're using them for. I know I use both every day. I find myself using VSCode for more of my coding (taking advantage of intellisense and the built in debugger for my python work), while I find that Sublime has a much better "find in files" (as we use CVS for version control), and its general better for opening one-off files or lengthy debug logs with its amazing speed, and having enough respect to not leave little .vscode folders everywhere you tinker.
Yep, no nonsense, clearly read, shows you what you need to know.
While I understand why the founder would leave at this point, WhatsApp is probably the platform with the most upside gain opportunity in existence today.

It has proved that a new paradigm of software development is ready to be opened up in the developing world, has small and big businesses knocking down the door to get in, and the highest daily active user base around. The only downside is how they've failed to scale to accomidate the opportunity.

But maybe they are right to go slow as they have network lock in.
lol we're clearly on the same wavelength I just finished Reading Rainbow's End. Funny after reading it was one of those books I enjoyed thinking about after reading it. The reading of it wasn't that enjoyable. I didn't like the style.
Funny you should say that, here's a video of a guy accidentally unlocking a phone and using his apple pay by pointing it at him https://youtu.be/WYYvHb03Eog?t=1m27s
There is a neovim plugin for sublime if you want to benefit from both fancy hotkeys and the minimap / other IDE-ish niceities
I completely understand this direction, and really appreciate the work mholt and team has put into Caddy, but I'm disappointed at the same time. I looked forward to spinning up my dumb ideas tied with commerce using Caddy (on a 0 budget).

I've been a Caddy evangelist ever since discovering the powers (auto HTTPS, git webhooks, simple config, etc.), I had plans to write blogs about simple sites for simple ideas that can generate money - but nothing that would allow me to swing $100/mo.

I understand that I can compile the source and remain compliant, however, part of the charm was the simplicity once paired with docker for rapid dev/deployment.

Does anyone know if there's significant pain in maintaining a docker image that compiles source code like Caddy on rebuild?
YES! cause nobody reads news.ycombinator while taking a dump.
An Ivy League education and a parent in publishing helps. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandra_Boynton
> If you use Caddy for personal, academic, or non-profit purposes, not much is different. Just a new response header that gives tribute to our sponsors.

So now there will be ads even in the HTTP headers.

Coming soon, ads in the tcp headers ...
I appreciate the work and research that went into this.

However, I can't help but feel as if some of these statements aren't very concretely true, or untrue.

For example, ok, if I get tunnel vision and just focus on one objective, I might lose sight of other paths.

I can see what you mean, but let's put that into practice.

"If you focus on profit, you might lose focus on innovation."

Ok, but if I focus solely on innovation, what happens when I'm not selling anything, or selling things at a loss?

The bills come due at some point, and so many people fail.

We don't all have endless sums of money that we can rely on while we wait for our Zen powers to coalesce and then people magically send us money.
Nintendo is having an amazing year
> As of version 0.10.9, Caddy emits an HTTP response header, Caddy-Sponsors, which is similar to the Server header that Caddy already has, except that this one credits our sponsors who make it possible to keep Caddy free for personal use. This header cannot be removed by the Caddyfile, and its presence is required by the non-commercial EULA. This requirement is waived by the commercial license, so the header is not present in those binaries.

Really not a fan of this, guess I'll be compiling my own builds from now on.

Don't get me wrong, I think charging for commercial licenses (which come with proper support) is a good business model, but my personal site shouldn't suddenly become an advertising outlet. The fact that the headers aren't seen by most non-technical users is moot.

I find this practice pretty obnoxious to the point of looking at NGINX Plus for commercial use instead.

Edit: Here's my fork https://github.com/WedgeServer/wedge

Second edit: Accusation of trademark violation within an hour of the fork, classy! https://github.com/WedgeServer/wedge/issues/2
Yeah, I guess you're right. But then again setting up NGINX with auto SSL would be easier so what's the point.

Personally for me Caddy is (was) good because of how easy it is to set it up.
I second this. It's one of the rare non-default apps I'm installing on by Linux workstations!
Caddy's new commercial licensing, like nginx, is completely optional as the actual source license continues to be Apache 2.0.

For any business running their own web servers, compiling Caddy themselves instead of utilizing the build server at caddyserver.com is a trivial step that also gives them greater control over the binary they end up using anyway.
Heptio raises $25M to help bring cloud-native computing to the enterprise
Two Ex-Googlers Want to Make Bodegas and Mom-And-Pop Corner Stores Obsolete
For example, Yugoslavia had what was described as the most progressive ethnic minorities policy in the world (regarding official languages use, representation of minorities, etc, etc), and then it violently fell apart in a series of ethnic conflicts.
I've been praying for proper distribution channels for installs. For a project that is all about simplicity in setup, the installation is such a hassle. Manually creating startup entries, directories, process users, horrible.