skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Still doesn't make it "America's" money (which the previous poster was implying). If anything, pricing the worlds energy in dollars (and thereby ensuring that the global demand for $'s remains high) allows the US Fed to get away with "printing money" as much as they do, without totally debasing their currency.

It's interesting to note how Iraq's threat to start pricing oil in other currencies (was it the Euro they mentioned?) is widely regarded as one of the precursors to America's invasion and occupation.

So those "political reasons" you're alluding to work both ways.
and by "enemy" is anyone and anything that disagrees with that the state commands. What an odd mixture of communism, capitalism, and dictatorship.
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Typo, I believe: switching to PoS is a capital-creating act, not PoW!

PoW is disgusting.
> Eventually US/EU regulators will find out and shut it down.

As I said in another comment in this thread, in the EU (e.g. Prato in Italy) there are examples of this strategy that date back to the 80's, so I wouldn't be so sure about the willingness of the EU regulators to shut them down.

Some background info here: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/13/world/europe/13prato.html
True to an extent - parts of J8 are available with lower API levels as well. But then there's Kotlin, which doesn't have these restrictions.
Your response is entirely too wide open. I could write many paragraphs going into details, but without knowing where you are coming from I think it will be a waste of my time.

In short, why should Ballard care that more might "engage and watch" if the project were on github than Savannah? Especially for a project he's no longer working on?

I'll copy&paste from https://caddy.community/t/the-realities-of-being-a-foss-main... on the assumption that you can fill in the details:

> Let’s talk about entitlement.

> It is an illusion. Anyone reading this who feels like you or your company have some right to demand anything from someone’s volunteer efforts in ANY open source project, even small libraries, STOP IT. You are not being a leader. You’re doing a disservice to yourself and the community by acting this way. ...

> The crowning motion of this illusion is to claim that dismissing such remarks is disingenuous since “the commentary is more valuable than original source of the discussion.” ...

> Emotional Manipulation

> This was the worst part of this experience, and is akin to abuse. Demands or demanding comments stem from the misconception that users are entitled to FOSS. While this manipulation also stems from a misconception, it’s a different one: that open source maintainers depend on, or need, their open source projects.

> For most maintainers or project owners, this is FALSE!

> You can’t dangle a maintainer’s open source project in front of them like a carrot and say, “You want this (to succeed), don’t you?” ...

> Here’s the brutal truth for 99.9% (* not an actual figure) of open source projects, folks: you (the user of an open source project) need and rely on the project more than the maintainers do. Do not make the mistake of thinking that maintainers are emotionally tied to their projects.
1)The question is, how to gain transaction in a market where employees ask for paychecks over PayTM.
2)I wish the article would have mentioned India's ban of paper money as legal tender.
3) Tez roughly translates to "fast" in Hindi
Those billion consumers had no money to buy anything. They gave away their secret sauce for cheap workers and bad ('good') labor laws, and lost all internal expertise, had their products cloned.

The Chinese market started becoming a thing a decade or two after Made in China became a thing.
I have one about Italy http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/13/world/europe/13prato.html
Just some notes you might be interested in:

NixOS is capable of creating a Docker image given a Nix specification, by turning the Nix store into an archive. These images are quite minimal since they contain exactly the dependencies needed for your app.

NixOS also has its own container system, so your server configuration can simply specify a subconfiguration that will be spawned as a container. The containers reuse the Nix store from the host system, which means you get a fine-grained caching system.

I haven't used those things much so I don't really know how production-ready they are.

I sometimes use Docker (with Dockerfiles or DockerHub images) on NixOS as a way to run systems that I don't want to package with Nix. I've made a little Nix module for declaring Docker services as systemd services.

That's part of why I don't feel like Nix is a limitation. I have actually used NixOps to deploy NixOS configurations that include Docker services, so my feeling of Nix is that it kind of supervenes on everything else...
I don't see meeting rooms..
i don't see guest member feature..
i don't see functionality where i can share stuff privately with someone outside of slack...
storage?? where is it that feature, i desperately need that..
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You are right. Remember those days when SIM card agents used to sell our data to marketing firms (and use to stalk girls), when those kind of amateurs get to handle Aadhar registration - the result would be data leaks!
The next tech age is closer than we think
Manage network devices like servers: install the Salt Minion on Arista switches
Kind of related: at Google IO this year all speakers were using macbooks, but i have heard that a lot of teams have transitioned to chromebooks.

Maybe macbooks are preferred for presentations as many projector systems have problem with Windows and older Linux?
Had problems with Firefox 55.0.2 on Linux. Typing WASD would just open the search dialogue, not move the player.
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Android will be running on this OS.
This sounds a little like broken window fallacy - the fact remains that the original capital was apparently misallocated - despite what any future enterprise may do with the effective subsidy of vast amounts of free stuff, that money that was wasted will always remain lost, and thus the economy is worse off than if the capital had been employed efficiently from the start. Saying that capitalism is good at recycling free stuff is kind of a so what.
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The biggest hurdle for us was learning the ins and outs of the spec.

The performance for video and audio is good. I'd say it is at least as good as Skype for the most part. This is somewhat dependent on which compression you use. H.264 is usually better for mobile devices since they often have hardware accelerated encoding.

If you are doing a hybrid app for mobile:
Mobile support is spotty both on Android and iOS[1,2]. Android versions before 5.x use an old webview that has no support for WebRTC. This means you have to use the (abandoned) Crosswalk Project or do something with the native library. For iOS the situation is worse. Only the latest Safari 11 has support for WebRTC.

If building native app for mobile:
You should not have any problem with compatibility. Building WebRTC on iOS is a bit tricky the first time so make sure to check out [5].

If you are developing for the browser you should use adapter.js [3].

Building a signal server isn't that hard. But there are a lot of moving components with offer/answer and ICE candidates that needs to work before you get a connection so my tip to start off with some demo code and modify it until you have something more suited to your needs. We don't use tokbox or twilio and have built signalling server and infrastructure ourselves.

You will most probably need a TURN-server to handle stubborn NAT:ed networks[4]. Maybe not so much for development but it will be needed when you go to prod.

Also feel free to email (in profile) me if you have any other questions.

[1] http://caniuse.com/#search=WebRTC

[2] http://iswebrtcreadyyet.com/

[3] https://github.com/webrtc/adapter

[4] https://github.com/coturn/coturn

[5] https://medium.com/@atsakiridis/building-a-fat-webrtc-framew...
Fears of a CISO – Lack of Security Education
Automatically going for 'most commits ever' as well, I guess:
https://github.com/smaslennikov/whattimeisitrightmeow/commit...
Well maybe a start could be not letting them complain about poor coverage.
That's genius! But then you have to buy a lot of iPhones, right? I suppose you can sell them on, and if you're getting ~$10k per quarter, it's OK. Or did you use a different approach?

What changed BTW? Did the format of tracking numbers change?
"At CoreOS, our aim is to arm these companies with the tools to build their cloud services – and run our digital lives – correctly. We’re also dedicated to making it so easy to run these highly complex systems that they take care of themselves. What if they’ll never miss an update again. They’ll have all the security features turned on by default and new versions of applications will ship quickly and safely." What a load of absolute dreck this article is.
Microsoft employee / Developer Advocate for Azure here.

We run a lot of services and applications on public Azure. This trend is only increasing.
Milenia of failure. None of their dinasty's lasted even 1,000 years and many where very short.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zdHkY3XYHKA
unlicensed LTE is not needed for 5G, its actually a 4G technology.

You can have 5G without using unlicensed spectrum.
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Ikea stores are Hilbert curves, not mazes. Mazes have split paths and lots of dead ends, those features make them disorienting. Hilbert curves are a single twisty path, which only makes it long, but not disorienting.

The design of the path through the storey was not chosen to annoy you, but to make optimal use of display and saleroom space.
You need an extension, pretty much anyone doing this won't use a CDN for this very reason.
Well, it shows the wrong time (by 9 hours). Must be American...
Non surprisingly, someone already opened an issue on github.
Historically, those companies have held and mined with the current generation of ASICs (that their customers have paid for!), while they develop the next generation.

Once they have the next generation off the production line, they take the used previous generation, box them up and ship them off to their customers, and then plug the new generation into their mining pools.

If we could trust ASIC manufacturers to not sit on the best hardware, you might be right. However, for the moment everyone can get their hands on CPUs and GPUs of roughly the same power, while easily accessible ASICs are several orders of magnitude slower than the current state of the art.
Ony work laptop ( Core2/Duo, 8GB RAM ) Slack in a Firefox tab lags when typing. Incredible in 2017.
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Languages don't only derive from other languages in their family.

Hindi has both Persian and Arabic influences, so it could plausibly be Arabic in origin. It isn't in this case, though.
Roads have a carrying capacity, or bandwidth, which at after a certain speed say 80mph, doesn't increase. Traffic is unavoidable once enough cars come onto the road at the same time such that they exceed this limit, and so you get traffic where people are speeding up and slowing down and that cascades back.

At the end of the day, there is no amount of rules that will bypass the fact that there is a hard limit to how many cars can pass through any given point at a certain speed.
No. (Co-operator of pytosquatting here)

While our code was similar in nature, it was non-obfuscated and we always threw an exception telling the user that he installed something he shouldn't.
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Oral History of Mike Markkula (2012) [pdf]
The concept that people 'believe' the USSR would not have considered that a satellite might give off a false positive seems the most important piece thing to learn here.

It sounds like a well trained person, who was good at their job, did their job well. Had they not of, which we all know happens, it would have been caught up the chain.

It seems like people are more surprised that a Soviet officer was an intelligent, controlled human being and I think this says more about us than anything else.
Maybe this depends on the job. I can do tech support all day long. Programming comes with productivity traps such as difficulty getting into a zone, procrastination due to feeling overwhelmed due to deadlines or project difficulty and limits on creative productivity. My brain begins to melt after 4 hours of straight problem-solving on average. Problem-solving requires creativity, which burns out and leads to busy work.
I assume it just adds up in these kinds of "benchmark" tests.
What is IoT Internet of things?
GPS freaking out? Maybe you’re too close to Putin
> Do you want to treat the same way a video file, a shared library, a temporary file and a log file ?

But none of those require random writes.
I'm sure M&A analysts in Consulting Companies would be collating this to enable their next pitch!
I got an STM32 Nucleo board some time ago that is sitting in a drawer. I want to learn Rust, would it apply?
I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for the info!
That's what Mozilla Persona (not the theming system) was meant to be, but apparently people didn't care enough for it for websites to implement it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Persona
The difference with Android being that you can’t always update your OS. iOS 10 was supported on everything back to iPhone 5. That means iPhones 5, 5c, 5s, 6, 6s, SE, and 7. iPhone 5 was released back in September 2012; That’s literally 5 years ago.
Test the page load time of your website
There's a ton of annoying stuff around bank accounts in India that makes doing anything online a major pain. Idk if this is Google's fault or the bank's fault in this case, but this is kinda to be expected :|

(AIUI there's a bunch of overregulation over online stuff that most online payments things don't gel well with. But I don't know enough about this, just have been bitten by it enough times)
Office 365 connectivity issues to Exchange Online for some customers in Europe
and all it takes to be in this thought prison is to be unlucky to be pushed out of your mothers vagina on that particular plot of land. even if you don't want to have anything with the gov that essentially owns you...
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So, it's immutable. Sounds like a blockchain right there!
But you still call an URL first, e.g. https://www.pytosquatting.org/pingback/pypi/urllib2/ for "urllib2" before raising the exception. Though it is not an IP in China and only returns the text "Pingback from package urllib2 in repository pypi".
As long as country doesn't mandates using cashless payment modes, launching new payment apps won't help. Country already has too many such apps, with google bringing another it will only eat the competitions share of profit, instead of increasing the demand. Indian people still aren't very comfortable with online payments. They still like to trade in cash.
It is true for checking final solution, but what in case of partial results? I am not sure about monero but with BTC I could claim I checked range assigned to me and found no solutions. I guess mining pools have solved it in some way.

edit: I see that Coinhive pays only for solved hashes, so there is no way to "harm" them, and for website owner it makes no difference if hashes are not computed at all or invalid results are submitted.
> ... Debian has ~3000 packages ...

It's irrelevant to your point but Debian 9 included >51,000 packages [0].

[0]: https://www.debian.org/News/2017/20170617
+1 to that.

Music aside, as a counterpoint to what looks like some carefully choreographed character assassination at the beginning of this thread, I'll add that I've been impressed by the calmness of his demeanour and what comes across as an open-hearted mindset, in the interviews I've seen of him (over the years).

The whole Rushdie thing was in one of the first big waves of Islamophobic in Europe, where latent prejudices (perhaps on both sides) were laid bare. Thats when I first heard the term "the Muslims are the new Jews of Europe".

When geo-politics became enmeshed (Iran, at a time when Iran was being widely prepped as "world most evil actor" by mainstream press), then positions on all sides became entrenched.

Not that I have any right to put words in his mouth, but I'm guessing thats something Yusuf Islam also fell into. Certainly his stance on that doesn't jive with everything I've heard him say, on many other topics, since.

Whats lost in this current retelling of the tale is how many (Christian) writers condemned Rushdie for what they say as a callous and calculated bid to insult for publicity's sake, and how many (Muslim) imam's went out of their way to condem both Rushdie (for his insults), the fatwa (for its incitement to commit a crime), and offered their own homes as a refuge.

All of that probably doesn't come across so clearly to Americans looking at things from afar.

Feel free to downvote away, but I just thought I'd a slight measure of context to whats looking like a very one-sided picture.
No idea, some people just like drama?
Only the ones made out of ABS with a bromine fire retardant.

You can bleach them back to their original colour with hydrogen peroxide.
One tip I would give is get new employees to document what would make things easier for the next person in their position. When you're trying to contribute to existing projects starting from scratch, that's when you really find out what libraries, commands etc. are missing from the documentation.
Corsair had an april fools a few years back with a beige 900D case, the thing is a lot of people actually wanted it.
I might be missing a very obvious use-case here (3rd party scripts, perhaps?) but surely if a new DOM node is inserted, you most likely actioned it yourself - so why not set the innerHTML at that point?
How does it accomplish it in 680 bytes? I tried reading the code but don't understand it.. there is a lot of stuff about css and keyframes that i don't get.
>This is true in aggregate, with the additional caveat of over an asymptotically long timeline.

This is true over any timespan. At any point in time the active part of the market holds the same stocks as the passive part of the market and thus has the exact same risk and returns. This is as true over a century as it is over a month.

>not only can active funds invest in assets outside of the index (other stocks, real estate, futures, options, etc.), but active funds can also have more profitable allocations

If your active fund is investing in different markets then it's not comparable to the index. If there's an advantage in investing in those assets the solution isn't to buy the active fund. The solution is to find the index funds that will also give you exposure to the same assets and buy those instead gaining the same advantage of the same returns with less fees.
Speaking of which:
Is there a way for browsers to detect the keyboard layout?
so if you buy an exchange that uses the standard wallet not only do you have to transfer all your coins to new addresses you also have to generate new wallets for those addresses
It was later revealed that what the Soviet satellites took for missiles launch was sunlight reflected from clouds

I hope detection systems improved since the 80s.
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Same here. SMS is not verifying. Initial glitch I guess.
(forgive me but this short comment gave me quite a bit to think about :P)

It's definitely necessary to have accurate information to keep things running, but there are certain aspects of the notion of 'accurate information' when it serves an ideological purpose that are pretty unexpected.

For instance, Stalin believed his doctors were part of a conspiracy to kill him, so he would have his doctors and those of all top officials arrested and tortured, to the point of forced confession. The crime was not simply planning to murder, but planning to kill sacred revolutionaries [0].

This example is typical of the Stalinist concept of "objective guilt": it does not matter there wasn't a shred of evidence to the conspiracy. The ideals were used falsely to prove lies as true - not because the ideals were meaningless or because they were there to justifying any whim. But because swifter and harsher punishment would go to the one articulating why it was obvious no one really actually believed the stated rules. That instead they all obeyed unspoken, subjective rules - externally praising Soviet ideals only to avoid causing themselves horrible punishment. That the system they called objective was actually extremely repressive because of its sheer intersubjectivity..

Though upon reflection, it provokes two questions: "Why could the same Stalin who either truly believed his subjective will was the actual manifestation of historical necessity, or merely dictated as if he did, hold office - during some of the 20th's century's more turbulent periods - for as long as 30 years? And why is it that the reimagined "visionary-yet-non-pathological" Soviet Party that followed Stalin - despite its repudiation of his cult of personality - was even less capable of 'making the right mistakes' towards securing its existence?"

Although one may be forced to say a lie, one will hold no illusions as hubristic as 'having made the correct mistakes' in brutal dictatorships - things are shitty. But when you become self-congratulatory, you hold more illusions. If I lack awareness of my tendency to underestimate my (recursive) uncertainty of my uncertainty of my self-evaluations, I would frequently wonder: "Gee! As if by chance - and without any understanding or memory of what they had in common - all these remote events - which I have disastrously underprepared for - just seem to keep happening to me! And with remarkable consistency"!

I'm not sure if or how China's approach will succeed or fail. But China doesn't have the same illusions as the USSR did about revisionism (and its antithesis). And, the Chinese government does have an external system it is both invested in and holds itself accountable to; one that is also a far less uncertain measure of success than any sort of internal affairs department - the entire world economy.

[0] http://www.lacan.com/zizstalin.htm
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