skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Wow, how can they be burning that much?

In their case, "burn rate" is a good thing.
I always postulated that a cubic meter of water should be a constitutional right to every human for free. Every water company etc. should allow one cubic meter of water to every citizen for free. Everything above can be paid. This would give people in extreme conditions at least some way to ease their chances to survive. Why it sounds like a small amount, it would help less fortunate. People should not worry about basic income more than it should about the constitutional right to basic products first like water, education, food and the internet.
Same! I've tried the community, kde, and xfce isos on a second drive and have yet to achieve a bootable system. I'll probably tinker with it a bit more this weekend since Manjaro sounds like the perfect distro for me, but I'm getting close to giving up :/
You'd need to create one. And, as I think this thread clearly shows: you probably won't want to call it a "union".

Under the NLRA --- and you'll want to talk to a labor lawyer about this, but come on, that's a $200 expense tops --- it just takes two of you to start one at your company and enjoy legal protection.
I wonder. Harvard certainly admits some on the basis of criteria other than academic merit. It favours legacy students. It gives an advantage to historically mistreated minorities. And it wouldn't be surprising if it tried to curry favour with the powerful by admitting their less-than-brilliant offspring, too.

But even with all that, my impression is that the bar is still pretty darn high. Even the stupid Harvard grads are pretty capable.

Is that true? Any Harvard alums or faculty want to speak for or against this notion?
Life is better without Facebook.

I'm considering ordering a few hundred stickers with this phrase on them.
The people who gave Eaze funding aren't the people who put low-level drug dealers in jail.
Yes, just as I involuntarily participate in the system that I can't punch random people in the face.
Than they themselves did in the past.
>> But that's already happening? I constantly on Twitter see "7 replies", but I'm only able to see 2. Lots of users get shadowbanned.

Those are probably locked accounts.
If you're treating the nanny as fungible, then you should feel guilty about being rich, and hiding your bread price tags isn't going to help you!
> 4. PHP, JRuby, Ruby, Typescript, Perl, Python, being massively slow than the fastest languages, for example Ruby being 59 times slower than Rust or C.

Take a look at some of the TypeScript code and compare it to the Javascript versions. At least some are way different, i.e. the TypeScript uses "modern" JS features and the JS version... looks about as much like C as it can.
What you might not be aware of is how the following claim by GP is implemented:

> What DOES create a problem for artists is the tuning of the algorithms to be highly preferential to long form frequently posted content

Disclaimer: I'm typing this on mobile so can't look up the sources as the same time, so this is from memory, might get some details wrong

A relatively recent change in YT policy is that you don't see every video you're subscribed to. They select among your subscriptions. How? Well, apparently one very important part of the algorithm is that you have to upload at least one long form video every week. If you break the streak, you're at the bottom of the priority queue.

Which is crazy, because if anything, one reason to subscribe is to not miss out the content of people who only very rarely upload!

Or what if you're a regular content uploader but just so happen to feel like you deserve a holiday for one or two weeks a year?

Now this might have changed since they first started doing it and youtubers rightfully complained about it, but the fact that this was implemented in the first place, and the big effect it has on content creators is pretty disturbing.

(aside: this is why I don't rely on YT subscriptions; NewsBlur has the ability to turn a channel into an RSS feed. Of course, that in turn means I don't show up in the YT subscription statistics, hurting the content creators I follow, so I symbolically subscribe but ignore the YT subscription service. How bonkers is that?)
Key passage: "Unfortunately, we couldn’t make the numbers work. To provide a meaningful dividend each year to every citizen, you’d have to raise enormous sums of money, and that would either mean a lot of new taxes or cannibalizing other important programs. We decided it was exciting but not realistic, and left it on the shelf."
Not everything has to be a business.
Their university courses require projects to be completed in Java. Since they're just starting out, I think it'd be good to stick to that one language.
If Google and Facebook aren't good, I'm not sure that the European version would be good..
In the meantime this gives them enough to save for night classes / secondary education so that when automation inevitably comes, they'll have other options.

Or did you just always want to discard these people regardless, paying them the minimum required for their entire working lives?
> Hopper (mac only).

Hopper supports Linux since V3 :)

* https://www.hopperapp.com

* https://twitter.com/bSr43/status/851832213066973185
>>> That is, you could recover the unencrypted data if you recorded a copy of the pilot by mixing.

Yes, thanks for the response!
I would be afraid to use a pirated version of this. Certainly the authors are experts in cracking and countermeasures. They could do sneaky stuff like pretending to work and then breaking later, or silently produce wrong output.

I heard a rumor that the cracked version calls home with your identity and blacklists you for life. Don't think it is true though. (Edit: I think what they do is they embed your key into saved files, and if a key leaks, blacklist it such that later versions cannot open them.)
Actually I'd say it's catching up now because of http://sciruby.com/
That's not correct. Site delivery on Akamai globally is purged within several minutes
It has been tribal knowledge for at least five years to stay away from us-east-1

Oregon sees almost the same speed of adoption of new features with way better reliability.
Can you expand on the document classification etc - one would have thought that a large company would have all its contracts in one place / data room. For things like discovery etc I can see searching a gazillion emails is classification territory, but as you said that is mostly a done market?

I am just wondering where this next wave really is going going
Is that per day?
It isn't as powerful as IDA but x64dbg is a free and open source debugger for Windows and a good goto for hobbyists imho - https://x64dbg.com
How do you even enforce such a policy? And who the hell is IDA run by? The Soup Nazi?
Why is it a bad idea?
Track ideas with a “Dump Doc”
Based on my experience with large JS files.... I doubt it
Arecibo message
> Value add is not always how people get paid.

It's never how people get paid, at least not on the open market. You get paid based on what the market will bear for your skills, based on supply and demand. If you have the unique skill to create exceptional Renaissance Italian stained glass then you may be paid a mint if there is demand, or you may he waiting tables if not. Same thing if you are an expert in Vax machines.
I've found here maps to be far superior to apple maps. Apple Maps are still awful (I once wanted to go about 5 blocks from home, walking, and the app decided that the destination was cross the atlantic. Lots of things alike).

DDG works great, and fastmail is fabulous. their UI/UX is years ahead of Gmail's!
Now do doubles.
It's front page because enough people found it interesting enough to upvote.
On the other hand, it's also a good way to advertise counselling/mental health services to "jew haters"
Dustin, wow. I can see a lot of work went into your talk. I read along for about 80% and you make some great points. Hyperfiddle looks impressive - I signed up to the dev mailing list.

As an aside, do you think traditionally built apps should be moving away from SQL and towards immutable stores like Datomic?
Second paragraph of Hex-Ray's stance on piracy https://books.google.com/books?id=3nPAM3AZ1foC&pg=PA32&lpg=P...
Reverse engineering. Basically, if you want to take a compiled binary apart to figure out how it works, IDA is the best tool that there is for that job.
Except you couldn't sue for potential identity theft - to sue Equifax for damages from identity theft, you'd have to prove it actually happened to you personally, and probably also prove Equifax is to blame (which may ironically be harder the more leaks are out there, as they could always claim it's not their leak that led to the theft but someone else's).
I can't speak to the Java comparison, but the site says they used Go 1.6.3. The SSA back end introduced in Go 1.7 (amd64) came with a nice performance boost.

https://blog.golang.org/go1.7
Cultivating Sapling: Faster Zk-SNARKs
I'm not a believer of the "Tiger mother" stereotype, but I do believe that parents need to be strict, in that they set proper limits, follows their own examples, communicate consequences, and always, always, follow through on all commitments (whether it be a punishment or a promise to the child). This (imo) sets a high trustworthiness bar in the parent/child relationship, and gives room for that relationship to grow.

"Disciplined" may be a better word - it requires a high amount of willpower to pull this off, but it's part of what you signed up for.
Thanks for sharing that.

The trouble I have is that "modeling" can happen in the absence of what I'm calling "experience." Given that one can happen without the other, they cannot be equivalent.

So the trouble always seems to come back to giving a formal definition for "experience." I admit that I can't, but I can give a procedure (roughly, meditation) that seems to get other people to a point where they say "oh, that."

For a particular reason that I seem unable to communicate, at that point it becomes less meaningful to say that experience is "caused by" physical things as opposed to merely correlated with them. The more clearly I see what it is I'm trying to explain, the more clear it becomes why there's an "explanatory gap."

I'm sure this is terribly unsatisfying and sounds like hand-waving woo, and I'm sorry I can't do better right now.
True but my experience they are all within the same range. If you get "good" score on one of them, you'd get the same on others. They may emphasize slightly different things but there's not that much difference. Also, nobody really checks that score with a point accuracy - there are ranges, but I'd be very surprised if the difference within range, say 750 to 765, means too much.
XBLIG Preservation: FNA, the Software Ecosystem, and Why You Should Care
Congrats to Eaze! I run a popular networking event for CannaTech professionals in Denver and while it's a little scary to see Silicon Valley coming after this area that Colorado has been dominating, it's a good thing for the industry in general. Stigma and risk has kept a lot of top talent away and it's exciting to see that finally starting to change!
Feds: Google stops challenging most US warrants for data on overseas servers
If you're looking for a gui for radare2, https://github.com/hteso/iaito has worked well for me so far. Despite the warnings about it being highly unstable, I spent 4 hours in it reversing an arm binary and it worked perfectly fine.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7135261
Correct. Chase offers it as well.
I don't see how a company whose existence works to normalize the use of marijuana is a priority unaligned with that of decriminalizing and clemency for those incarcerated for posession.
It's not a magic formula. Look what happened to Todd Marinovich [1] whose Tiger Dad basically screwed him up for life.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Marinovich
IIRC csh was the default pre OS 10.2 days.

I previously thought zsh fit the Apple ethos and aesthetic the best with its nice completions and clean(er) syntax.

Now I wish they’d start shipping fish as it provides such a nice experience out of the box, and is gplv2
And you could already do that with opendarwin before it became broken due to apple not supporting this model any more, and before osxcross existed..
Simon–Ehrlich wager
Isn't this the same sort of quasi-entity that the patent troll firm that is suing Cloudflare is using?

Not saying that what this gent is doing is even remotely as bad (or even really bad at all), but seems they are employing the same mechanism to skirt the regulations a bit.
That's one of the reasons that I stick with the Ubuntu family. The community, and thus the support, is vast and easily discoverable.

If you're curious, I prefer Lubuntu.
You know who's not? B2B publishers. Because if this spreads, if you want to buy a niche market, you have to buy directly from that niche seller (for example, if you want to reach pig farmers, you'll need to buy ads on a pig farmer site -- it's the only way). So the ad networks hate it; direct sellers LOVE it.
If true, that would also scare me from using it legally. What if a glitch (perhaps due to a failing memory chip, or a bug on a modified kernel) makes it think I'm using a pirated version?
I turned this on today via gcloud, and the certificate I was issued is from Let's Encrypt.
Considering most CPU cores (Arm/X86/etc) are optimized for C/GCC its an unsurprising result
​New IBM big iron for Linux
The least Equifax should do is stop charging for monitoring changes, freezing and unfreezing our records.
Firefox's private browsing mode has been doing this for a while now, so they've got the tech in place and tested; I get the impression that they're waiting for other browsers to start the ball rolling on turning this on by default so that ad-supported websites don't just start outright blacklisting Firefox in retaliation. Safari doesn't have to worry about that, because of Apple's platform effect. Makes one wish that FirefoxOS worked out...
Does creditkarma sell your credit information to people when you sign up with them?
How did you go about setting this up? Your own framework or any solutions out there?
You'd be remiss if you don't mention Binary Ninja[1]. A relative newcomer that's already extremely capable, has great scripting support and is under very active development.

[1] https://binary.ninja/
Ah now she's the vanguard of the progressives like she's the vanguard of party unity and Sanders is the saboteur in the Democratic Party despite her still trying to strong arm super delegates despite complete popular losses all the way to June in 2008 and her saying in interviews that Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June and she still shouldn't back Obama just in case he's assassinated.

The passage should read more like: "Unfortunately, we couldn't make the time. To provide a meaningful amount of acknowledgment of existence to the working middle class, you'd have to signal an enormous amount of disloyalty to your corporate donors, and that would mean actually going to the midwest and cannibalizing time spent promising right wing policies to rich suburban Republicans. We decided it was exciting but not necessary. We raised over a billion dollars and can just buy our way through the general election."
Does this need a (2014) on the title? Certainly worth seeing if you missed it before though.
Apple wants to protect you from attackers, who may have physical access to your device, who want to install a rootkit on your phone.

It's fair to say that the GPLv3, which predates the iPhone, did not anticipate the nuances of people storing all their secrets on a tiny little computer that they keep with them at all times, including when they pass through international borders.
AFAIK small claims court are pretty informal, and most do not allow one to be represented (as opposed to advised, which is allowed) by a lawyer. So I imagine you come to the court, and the judge asks you "OK, tell me why you are suing Equifax", and you, being true to the promise to tell the truth and fearing perjury, answer "I've read an ad from a law firm which promised me that I can sue them for free and get money from it, so that's the reason I am here in the court today - just trying to grab some money from this opportunity". I would be surprised if the judge would be overly sympathetic. [1]

And since judges probably have seen pretty much everything under the sun, they probably would get the gist of it even if you don't answer in these exact words. And I am not sure judges would also be sympathetic to "auto-lawsuit" setups where you are allowed t generate lawsuit by filling a form without anybody actually ensuring there's a case. And Legalist seems to be advertising "automatic" support - i.e. without even considering if you actually have the case or not. It's basically automatic lawsuit generator. I don't think it'd make judges happy.

Lawsuit financing may be a great idea - I actually like this approach - but turning it into opportunistic money-grabbing mill is probably makes more harm than good.

[1] If you don't believe people really answer like that, check this out: https://wlflegalpulse.com/2017/08/18/food-court-follies-frau...
Unfortunately, this doesn't scale well beyond a single 32-bit floating point number.

The good news is that if your code works with doubles or multiple inputs, you might still be able to test it exhaustively using an SMT solver like Z3 which supports a "theory of floating point numbers"[1]. A solver like this symbolically models floating point operations at a binary level, letting it use an efficient pruning search to solve problems about the exact behavior of floating point numbers.

I haven't tried it myself so I don't know quite how well it scales, but it should definitely work better than a loop across all possible inputs!

[1]: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/db9f/2cc0bf18c4661f5629b088...
Much better, thanks. This article is really poor.
As someone who heavily tinkered with opendarwin, its great to see this still has a heartbeat :)

Would be nice to get a base docker image going instead of using VM though...might add this to the side project list!
Is there really that much money in online advertising? My impression was that they're all scrambling to protect their piece of a rapidly shrinking pie.
for whoever downvoted 'pjc50:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nine_Billion_Names_of_God
"A world", for some restricted local definitions of "world". Even in countries which ostensibly recognize the equality of same-sex couples and the rights of those couples, violence, variable access to justice and a variety of other issues still remain.
The Case for Psychedelics
This is terrible advice. In litigation you only get one bite at the apple. Do you want to file a claim now for a few hundred dollars in SC court, or wait until you actually have real damages to cover? If you file and win now, you're out of luck with your future damages.
Per month. Not everyone lives in 1st world country. Cubic meter is a lot for many people.
As used by the characters Julian and Sandy in the postwar BBC radio comedy Round the Horne.
Just last month, http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40833951 "The conditions of his bail include him not being allowed to access the internet"
Yes, this is the way to understand it. Internet is feudal. Because law hasn't kept up with the transition to a new source of power (data + information flows) the familiar forms of feudalism are emerging. So how does the Internet transition to constitutional monarchy and democracy?
I'll admit that I have a bias here, and I know that many cops in specific areas have truly dangerous jobs.

HOWEVER.

The above is not true for many, many jurisdictions. These cops are armed, well paid, and operating in very very normal and safe neighborhoods.

In many dangerous neighborhoods, police don't even go in.

Regardless, the question is also about price. Police are valuable, but at what price? Ask the property tax payers in that neighborhood what they feel is the right salary. People will move if they don't like it.

Just look at South Side Chicago and Detroit.

First responders are often not showing up to calls within an hour. Gunshot victims are being turned away from hospitals.
Innovative idea for social media mobile apps “Yaari wali friendship”
Good friends Improve your mood, Help you to reach your goals, Reduce your stress and depression, Support you through tough times, Boost your sense of self-worth. When it comes to happiness, your friends are the key.

Generally people are more comfortable in social situations when there is something obvious to talk about e.g. a task to do together. It is hard to make conversation with nothing in common to begin the conversation- we all need these aides to help the conversation flow and to keep it going.
People experiencing similar life events can often provide the most valuable support to each other.

There are times when you feel neglected or as "odd one out" in your group of friends because your interests didn't match with the others. What if you can make friends who are like you. If you like to do something weird, what if they joined you. The main problem is how to find them.

We have made an app "Yaari wali friendship" "mere jaisa friend" (we can discuss the title later).
It will give you friends as per your psych and needs.

Like "Violin wala friend", "Techy wala friend", "writer wala friend", "city specific friend", "language specific friend", "dancing wala friend", "badminton wala friend", "break up ke baad wala friend", "divorced friend", "adventurous friend", "CA wala friend", "Ph.D. wala friend", "orphan friend", "restaurant company wala friend", blah blah blah
Categoriasation can be more attractive and entertaining. You can discuss you interests with a painter, writer, musician by selecting that category of friend.

I have this idea reserved for couple of months. If you are interested, then send a mail @meghss99@gmail.com and we can discuss things further. I have some more suggestions.

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Eh, I never developed any motivation to do anything beyond fear of my mother and now I have no motivation and still haven't found any in a decade since escaping.
It didn't prevent Chinese refurbishers from working around it in the most simple way http://www.zdnet.com/article/iphone-lock-did-hackers-drive-a...
Lol you completely ignore the fact that the Ukraine as a country did not exist until 1991, and the only reason Crimea was made a part of the Ukraine after the dissolution of the USSR, is because of a fluke of history whereby Crimea was transferred from the Russian Soviet Federation to the Ukrainian Soviet Federation as meaningless token in celebration of 300 years of the Ukraine as a part of the Russian Empire.

Prior to Russo-Turkish war Crimea was a part of the Ottoman Empire, after Russia won that war it conquered Crimea and absorbed it into the fold in 1783. Crimea has not been a traditional part of the Ukraine since before the existence of the United States of America.

Failure to grasp reality does not change the fact that a Crimea filled with ethnic Russians, host to Russia's Black Sea Fleet, in a city founded over 250 years ago by Russia, which holds extreme strategic importance to the nation could never be allowed to fall under the sphere of NATO.
Trade-offs indeed. Magic methods indicate the use of interfaces defined by traits rather than formal types. Duck Typing. It's flexible.

But you can also see that Guido has been into types lately. He's been pushing the development of mypy and the new optional type system.
Exactly, it doesn't. That's why you should use the actual cache mgmt options from your CDN provider, or just wait for your (properly configured) cache control headers to expire the cache (bear in mind that intermediate caching proxies don't always obey those TTLs or dates either).

I was just pointing out that some people adjust their menu links (etc) to include some sort of dynamic variable (ie /?ts=xxx). I don't recommend this sort of scheme, though, except in unusual circumstances: IMO, it's fragile, leaky, and inefficient.