skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like I don't understand this. Consider the hypothetical courses: "the problem with Jewishness," or "the problem with Blackness." Are those at all acceptable? I am certain they are not! So what is acceptable about "the problem with Whiteness?" I think you are saying that Whites do not constitute a race in the same way that Blacks do?? Does that make sense?
Well it is not intergrated in the language like i.e Java or C#. But Python does have the naming convention to mark vars that should not be touched with __ [0]

[0] https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/classes.html#private-vari...
Yeah, just the edges sanded off really - more of a markdown. The YAML to graphviz's JSON.

And then the graphics need to look more D3 than UML.
Don’t they get a discount on the food? That’s how a lot of the other services make it...
chrony seems great because this comparison is on the chrony website.
Huh, looks like it is time to install NoCoin.

http://www.dev-books.com/

Includes a coin-hive mining script.
German elections: Merkel wins fourth term but AfD makes gains, exit poll says
That's just a single underscore for the convention. Double underscore actually mangles the attribute name (it prefixes it with the class name), so that's "really really don't touch this". It's hardly ever used though.
Facebook Dropping React Patent Clause
Also silly house rules like putting $500 on free parking.
Do whatever you want. Figure out ahead of time if you want to be into coding for $$$ or because you actually love to code. HN or not, there is absolutely nothing wrong with not loving to code.

If you end up realizing that coding is in somehow related to $$$, and that is your goal - then stop now, and proceed directly to law or finance.

edit: And oh god - do the MOST IMPORTANT THING you can as a young person: exercise! Becoming(and remaining) fit at a young age is so much easier than putting it off - and it will absolutely give you future benefits beyond your comprehension at this point in time.
I'm skeptical of how much it would cost to scale this, just considering all of the refrigerated trucks they would need.
I just got back from a good, long trip to Europe. This captures the spirit quite nicely.
> Unsaid in this is what prevents the NSA from submitting a scheme through an unaffiliated researcher.

That's exactly my point. You can immediately reject or even ban them from submitting anything but they will end run the process.

Rather than having a special procedure just for them, you're better off hold everyone to the same standard and assuming everyone is the NSA.
His point is that he wanted to discuss the technical details of the cipher design and not the political background story. He specifically said he agrees that it seems sensible ISO has not adopted this standard in light of NSA's subversive Dual EC DRBG deception, but that it also is very unlikely these ciphers contain or could contain a backdoor.

He's not at all arguing that ISO is in the wrong to decline accepting the algorithms or that the politics don't matter; just that they probably didn't backdoor these 2 particular algorithms. NSA has voided all of their goodwill, no doubt, but that's not what he was addressing.

I imagine the cryptographers working at NSA who are genuinely trying to design secure, non-backdoored algorithms are very unhappy at how badly their organization shot themselves in the foot.
This "pile bash scripts with sleep n" was at least debuggable and could be
inspected and traced in different ways. With systemd, when something doesn't
work as expected (which is often when you do anything that deviates even
a little from standard), tough luck.
Create online graphics without hassle
You and the article author both didn't seem to read that link.

A single leading underscore is a convention to mark a variable as private.

A double leading underscore "name mangles" the variable (adds the class to the name of the variable) and has a specific use case for inheritance. They're class level private, which is probably not what you want.

class Number:
def __init__(self, n):
self._number = n
self.__number = n

class NumberChild(Number):
def one_higher(self):
return self._number + 1

def two_higher(self):
return self.__number + 2

number_child = NumberChild(10)
number_child.one_higher() # This works
number_child.two_higher() # This raises an Attribute Error
That was 71 years ago. A lot of things considered highly dangerous today weren't back then, and the dangers of radiation were also not as well known.
Entirely anecdotal, but my perception of Just Eat, Hungry House, etc. is of consistently crap takeaway food. I do not, and will not, order from them. Their reviews are completely untrustworthy - you literally never know what you’re going to get. There is no image to hurt - they’re the lowest of the low.

In the UK, Deliveroo originally differentiated primarily by only accepting high quality restaurants, rather than takeaways.

Just Eat, etc. may try to improve their image, offer remotely usable interfaces, clean up their offerings in terms of food quality, but I don’t think their reputation will ever recover to the point that anyone in London etc. would consider them above Deliveroo/Uber Eats.

Not sure how closely these views tally with others, but they are representative of my friends/peers.
All of that is true but that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about individual projects who decided to abandon React -- not the influence of said projects.
They are Brazilians with paulistas accent. It's strange that they are, all, Brazilians.
I have no doubt Deliveroo gets a percentage cut on the cost of the food, too. That can really add up all by itself.
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The article is meant to be romantic but all I can think is how much better it would be if they digitally recorded the data. Take pictures of every page, OCR and then index. Being able to find what you're looking for easily may not be as romantic but think how much better the research could be and what insight could be gained from having the information easily accessible.
> Backordr is currently under active development, and will be launching shortly. Keep checking back!

vs https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

If your work isn't ready for people to try out yet, please don't do a Show HN. Once it's ready, come back and do it then.
PyTorch uses NVIDIA NCCL for multi-GPU communication (under BSD license). Gloo is only one of the three backends that can be used for distributed communication out of the box.
google “demon core” for los alamos beryllium reflector hijinks gone awry.
How my country annoyed me today
I wont use software on sourceforge. period.
Before i clicked, i thought you might be referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Longest_Day_%28game%29
TL;DR - Romanian Constitutional Court is hosting a PDF file of a book, thus infringing copyright. Furthermore, a travel portal made with state money has a feedback form that wasn't ever supposed to function.
Drug development is expensive.
A delivery driver can, for a fact, make more than 3-4 deliveries an hour. You would be fired if you made that many deliveries even in a non-optimized envoirment. You are assuming alot of things here.
How far do you have to go to find a word's "original meaning"? The concept itself is ridiculous.
Use it all the time to describe entwined processes and for engineering when you have lots of different equipment connected in of ways & need to describe it.
author books: http://webcat.georgian.edu/search?q=au%3AIhara%2C+Saikaku%2C

but sadly, no mentiom of the translator for the linked one, which I think is the most important part of your professed enjoyment.
Remapping right CMD to backspace is another wonderful improvement!
Sounds like you dont have any kids. If you don't intend to have kids then your life can continue as is but once you have kids you have a new perspective on time, life and productivity.
30% to remove the tables & waiting staff (plus toilets, waiting area) for those customers? Seems like a decent deal.
what of WiMax?
Thoughts?
Wow, 30%? So restaurants that use deliveroo I should be able to ask for at least a 20% discount for collecting food? Sounds like Groupon's modus, once the restaurants realise they're giving away such a large part of their profits surely they stop using them? Isn't it cheaper to have your own delivery people?

Edit: Thinking about it, if I order pizza for £20, the company adds £2.50 for delivery. So £8.50 is being spent on delivery (?) .. a normal taxi is about £5 for that trip; an Uber or similar must be cheaper still?
Answer: you didnt
Colorblindness is the only way to live in a multicultural society. How does it ignore the experiences of 'black' people?
> So what is acceptable about "the problem with Whiteness?"

You got the answer yourself:

> I think you are saying that Whites do not constitute a race in the same way that Blacks do?? Does that make sense?
Ask Bret Weinstein about overheated claims. Also plenty of videos on youtube that show what is going on.
You should spend your time coding. That’s what I did. People told me not to, but I did it anyway. I got shit grades at school but I got a lot better at coding. In the end, grades didn’t mean shit but the fact I had a lot more practice at coding than everyone else (while they did homework I did coding) had a lot to do with what job I was able to get.

Don’t worry about getting a coding job yet. You should build your own personal projects as much as possible while you are still unhireable for reasons you don’t control (age). Doing your own projects will help you learn how to structure large things. See how big of a program you can get to before the code starts to feel like shit. The more you practice, the better you’ll get at structuring code in a way that allows you to grow it a lot. This is a skill you can practice, and you should do that now to maximize your competitive advantage once you can work.
Or he may have "found" his cure but it was not one of the variables he mentioned. With that caveat, here's what I changed to fix my 25+ years of insomnia.

1) Always wear socks and semi-tight fitting pants and t-shirt.

2) I increased (yes increased) my calories by ~20% but I stop eating by 6PM.

3) If you suffer from PTSD or wake up screaming when someone tries to wake you, either A) get a dog or B) Do heavy weight training and learn a viscous form of martial arts / street fighting as it will make you feel safer.

4) Avoid toxic people. This one was the hardest.
> Colorblindness is the only way to live in a multicultural society.

No, it's not.

> How does it ignore the experiences of 'black' people?

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/26/do-not...
At the moment most popular interpreters will generate graphs that look... old. It might be the serif font, it might be the slightly clunky label placement. It could even be the black outline, no fill of the default.

Of course, you can change the defaults, but creating the 'look' you want textually without an interactive creator is non-trivial. Given that the main strength of graphviz is that I can write it in a stream of consciousness (like markdown), or generate it automatically using some kind of script from another data source, this is somewhat of a blocker in its usefulness.

And, of course, the customisation syntax is fairly clunky and not easily readable. I don't think I've seen a DSL that does colouring well in this regard, but graphviz goes a step further by not being consistent with CSS or other markups.

It is good in terms of feature-completeness, but as mentioned in the TC, there are areas where it could be polished up a bit to make it feel more modern.
Implantable NFC platform for identity, security, cryptography, and payments
I usually use "cowsay" for demonstrating that arbitrary code execution is possible. Less destructive, and more entertaining when someone actually tries to run the code. :-)
Scrolling, not wrapping, of lines that do not fit screen.
Looks like from the comments below they can take out 30% of the cost of the food. Assuming average of £20/order, that's £6/order, which could work.

Still doesn't seem like a great deal for the consumer / restaurant. E.g. I'm paying £8.50 of a £22.50 order purely on delivery, and I don't even get table service...
All these new delivery startups remind me of Kozmo.com, which raised quite a bit of money from high-profile investors (including Fred Wilson and Amazon[1]) and even filed for an IPO in 2000. Kozmo.com described itself this way in its IPO filing:

"We enable consumers to order a variety of entertainment, food and convenience products over the Internet for free delivery in under one hour. Our promise of under one hour delivery is designed to satisfy a consumer's desire for immediate gratification. We focus on selling frequently purchased, high margin items with well-known brand names. Additionally, we recently initiated a business-to-business service to enable select retailers to provide their customers with an expedited delivery option on a fee-for-service basis through our distribution networks."[2]

If you've never heard of Kozmo.com, it's because the company went bust. The business grew very quickly... but only as long as there was freshly raised capital coming in.
When the flow of fresh capital stopped, the company couldn't find a way to become profitable.

Here are some articles chronicling Kozmo.com's swift rise and even swifter fall:

https://web.archive.org/web/20040821125230/http://www.manufa...

https://www.forbes.com/2000/06/22/mu3.html

Deliveroo doesn't look that different from Kozmo.com... or does it?

--

[1] http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=97664&p=irol-new...

[2] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1075749/000091205700...
You deploy gradually, initially to 1% or so of requests. If your metrics, KPIs, etc. don’t suffer, it continues to roll-out until 100% of requests are using that code-path - within a few hours or so.

Takes a bit of infra effort, but for a company like Intercom, that’s very easily achievable.
>Why should the NSA receive any more scrutiny than anyone else?

Because they were caught red-handed. They were effectively proven to have attempted to push a backdoored random number generator as a standard. They were the only ones who possessed the key to the backdoor.

They never suggested that the backdoor (or "key escrow" as they call it) was present in the algorithm. Even the Clipper chip [1], as bad as it was, wasn't this bad, since they were trying to be semi-transparent by saying "we possess the master key to this so we can help law enforcement investigate terrorism and other serious crimes".

Here, the scheme was executed entirely in secret.

If any private person or organization in the US tried to do something like this, they would be arrested and prosecuted under the CFAA (among other things). One could even make an argument that their DRBG backdoor is even more willfully malicious and toxic to our security than the warrantless mass surveillance.

If a conman tries to sell you some phony goods that he knows to be phony, you're never going to buy anything from him again, even if the later stuff seems legit.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_chip
I was 17 once, was a good programmer, and learned how to play a bass guitar. ;-)

I have a slightly different twist on the same advice. Living well doesn't necessarily need to be the "cool" stuff such as described above. Nerdy things can be cool too. Learn math, or physics, or electronics. Studying those things was "living well" for me. It could expand your options for what you can do with programming, or for when you get bored with it.
These blogs post from @patio11 talk about salary negotiation [1] [2]

The book he recommends for negotiation is "Getting to Yes" by Roger Fisher. [3]

Like you, I would appreciate recommendation for the rest.

[1] http://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/

[2] http://www.kalzumeus.com/2011/10/28/dont-call-yourself-a-pro...

[3] https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Yes-Negotiating-Agreement-Wit...
Title should be changed to "Short Trip".
This is really great! I love "toys" like this on the web, they were prominent in Flash, but then the web looked like bootstrap, and now like Material Design... Sometimes, a little bit of web creativity is what you need to brighten the day.
I need much more of this kind of lovely thing in my life.
What you got going for you right now is assets and momentum. You got a place to live, you got a brain that still works, and if you play your cards right, you'll be living phat. So what you want to do, travel to Alpha Centauri? Or make a million dollars? Or invent machine based intelligence? Or fall in love and have kids and have a normal life? Or dream about the day that machines take over and humans are obsolete? Or try to invent a way to contact aliens? I'm just trying to point out that you can do the mundane and banal things that everybody can relate to, or you can do things that seem astronomically impossible. It's your life, it's up to you and your limited cranium size and capacity. You can chase fairy tales or dollar bills. I don't recommend both. The truth, life is really ducking short and your gonna make mistakes. Pretty soon you'll be thirty and you've already made ninety percent of your life choices, and then you're just steering the ship. Right now you're just trying to leave port and pick a good direction to sail. Don't forget what you are: limited. You gotta pick.
A pet peeve of mine is when a significant percentage of the population use a words' old meaning, but still some people argue like:

"A lot of people use this word differently now, so just accept that and go along with it!"

Well, a lot of people also still use that word as it used to be, so why can't they just accept that and go along with it?
I have an NFC implant from Dangerous Things[1], and I randomly opened their site to show a friend and suddenly I saw this.

Amal (Dangerous Things founder), if you're reading this. I'm a willing a beta tester. Am I the only one freaking out about this?

The site has logos for:

OTP

PGP

Pivkey

Fido U2F

Ledger (bitcoin wallet)

Telcred

and misc. transit ticketing systems.

[1]: https://dangerousthings.com/
It sounds like in addition to delivery services where margins seem pretty tight, they offer cloud kitchen services that partnering restaurants can use to expand.
It's not about resting, it's about escaping from life.
This really touches on some themes that I've been thinking about. Bought the book immediately.
Recreation of the criticality event in 1945 from the movie Fat Man and Little Boy, with John Cusack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ0P7R9CfCY
I’d say the strongest point vs markdown is which version of markdown. Markdown is hardly a standard.
State-By-State Changes in Federal Health Care Spending Under Graham-Cassidy Bill
The best thing you can do , IMO, is to spend a large portion of your time getting better at what you are already good at. Practice every day, whether its writing code or skateboarding or whatever it is that is your craft. Become aware of your weaknesses, but don't spend too much time improving them, just enough to know when they might become vulnerabilities. That will allow you to avoid situations where they may affect you negatively.

You're going to have to scrape by for a bit to earn the right to a good job, so be humble and try to work you way up from something that may seem below your talents. If your quality of work shows that you are competent and hard-working, doors will eventually open up for you. Don't ever act entitled; always turn the other cheek. Be consistent and persistent. Good luck!
You should use the word’s original meaning for as long as the intended audience will understand it. An article in the New Yorker should have different standards than a buzzfeed post.
The cost of higher education for students on the edge of poverty
That was on my to-do list for future features. I shipped it very early, and Amazon demonetized me pretty soon after that, so lots of things I wanted to do became useless.
Man do I feel stupid every time I watch something like this
Why? Question mark.
I am a long time user of Sourceforge (I registered in 2004-05-01).
While I agree that Sourceforge experienced troubling issues when it was (along with Slashdot) bought by that media group, I still prefer it to Github when it comes to searching for tools in the same category (there are no categories in Github) or tools that are suggested by their recommender. It was and is still great to learn different techniques to solve some problem.

Ah those good old times!
For my senior thesis in undergrad (2008), I used graphviz as part of my tooling for visualizing graph algorithms. I held onto that code and it still chills in GitHub (although I wouldn’t be intro’d to github till grad school a year later).

https://github.com/wjossey/skidmore-vega

Sometimes it’s painful to go back and see the code you wrote that long ago, but what’s great is to see frameworks like this still chugging along providing value for over a decade.
Plutonium, Uranium, and the other radioactive elements are chemically just metals, so they don't look particularly different from any other metal.
5 Proven Ways PR Helps Your Startup
Profiling Go with pprof
I'd guess because of their bundling of relative malware (sometimes against devs knowledge).

https://www.howtogeek.com/218764/warning-don%E2%80%99t-downl...

Supposedly it's better now??
Gephi might work.
They don't seem to be making a cultural distinction here by calling it only "whiteness". A dynamic that both racists and rabid anti-racists so often ignore to their own detriment.

Culture is the issue. And by bypassing that and focusing on race it instantly makes the conversation taboo and kills any progress through conversation and public discourse.

This happens often in society and it's a shame, especially when cultural defects result in oppression or mass inter-community violence. These are serious problems that can't be addressed honestly.
The sad part is that much of the "standard" is not really standard, but what systemd thinks is "standard".

Or that they cling to "standard on paper" rather than "standard in use", and thus end up rolling back decades of real life usage in the process.

With systemd, perfect very much is the enemy of good. And both unix and Linux go where it is not by being perfect but by being good.
Exactly. This is even stated quite clearly in PEP 8.

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
Jest: Test suite with superpowers
Only if you only like people who agree with you & dislike everyone that disagrees with you.
"We acquired SourceForge and Slashdot in January [2016] from DHI Group (also known as DICE). The first thing we did after we took over was remove bundled adware from projects: https://sourceforge.net/blog/sourceforge-acquisition-and-fut... and https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/06/under...

As of a few weeks ago, we also now scan for malware in case third party developers are adding their own adware: https://sourceforge.net/blog/sourceforge-now-scans-all-proje...
"

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/4n3e1s/the_state_...
I’m not the OP, but of the top of my head, I would like to have:

- scoping for node and edge styles (among other things, this would help
towards copy-pasting graphs into subgraphs)
- named styles (e.g. define *”shape=foo”* as red rectangles with italic
text)
- more consistency in graph attributes across layout engines
- more intuitive effect of graph attributes on layout
- easier way to style node content (the ‘old’ way was ugly, but the
restricted subset of html isn’t that nice, either)
- ability to switch layout engines in subgraphs (among other things,
this would help towards copy-pasting graphs into subgraphs)

Also (from the article) ”If your rankdir is vertical, then you need to use {} to change the record type’s direction.”, IMO, is not what most users would expect, and is a pain in the ass when experimenting to find an optimal layout engine/graph attributes pair.
Authors of #Locky #Ransomware are big fans Game of Thrones series