skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's even worse than that. My primary criterion for whether I want English or German is not the language itself, but my expectation of the content being well-maintained. Translated versions are usually lagging behind a bit. On the Arch Linux wiki, I'll always use the English version. On my (German) university's website, I'd rather want the German version.
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Windows Mobile 6 (2007, CE based) was pretty good. iPhone changed everything.

Then Microsoft destroyed v6 with Windows Mobile 7 (CE based but incompatible to CE apps, Silverlight-only apps)

Windows Mobile 7 got replaced by incompatible Windows Phone 8.

Windows Mobile 8 got replaced by incompatible Windows Phone 10.

Microsoft finally admits Windows Phone/Mobile 10 is dead.

More on the "burning platform memo" of their infamous Stephen Elop, and the $7.6 billion write down on the acquisition of Nokia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Mobile
Late 1996 domain and same - absolutely hammered with spam every day. But that all goes in the spam folder and gets deleted every week.
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FTP server or web server, yes. Email server, no.

The benefit of an POP/IMAP email server is that a non-jailbroken iPhone can connect to the local hotspot, add the email account, check mail, and download all the files at once.

Saving photos one at a time via a web server is a hassle. And it doesn't work for other file types (e.g. music).
Could you explain? I mean, if the government has the ability to catch criminals that think they are anonymous then how exactly is true anonymity of non-criminals maintained?
To be clear, of the two evils I'd prefer having the risk of a few bad people getting their way than to trust the "good government" to always protect me by knowing everything about me, but this is far from a trivial subject. In some ways this is analogous to the issue of the right to bear arms. There's always a tension between safety and liberty and it's not always clear where the optimal line should be drawn.
Often it's the journey, not the destination, that holds the most fulfillment.
It would disincentive companies from taking long ter loans, thus reducing the amount of fractional reserve lending. (That thing is finite, despite what some textbooks say, and it's finitness is relevant on the US.)
This is demonstrably true. The major OSes today are far from the forefront of innovative OS design.
I doubt anything will help you if FBI makes you a priority, they have virtually unlimited resources.
If half of what the affidavit says is true, this guy (IMO) deserves 20 - to life in jail https://regmedia.co.uk/2017/10/08/lin_complaint_pacer.pdf He really pushed his luck and FBI responded with all they have.
What if you owned a US dollar (an actual dollar bill)? That gives you an actual fractional ownership of what? An American government? No. You have a currency, a store of value that can be used to pay a debt.

Owning a BTC is the same as owning a dollar, functionally. The main difference is that dollars, on the whole, tend to lose value, and that BTC tends to gain.
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It's a terrible idea to route all your traffic over tor. If you have any expectation of anonymity you'll be disappointed. Since tor does not do any application level filtering, it is easy for exit nodes to track you.

It's a neat idea but has the same problems as network wide tor routers.
The criminal complaint has a lot more information[0] in what is a much deeper and involved story that this headline doesn't really do justice to. Lin had stalked her in person for over a year with a host of incidents - the affidavit is almost 30 pages long and the story is stunning.

She had a laptop in her room with no login and a file containing passwords. The accused stole all of her account details and taunted her in person using information she had written in a private journal that she hadn't shared with anybody.

He was also using his work computer to access her iCloud, Google Drive, etc. and then send bomb threats, child porn, personal diary entries and sexually explicit photos to her contacts, school and family.

After he was fired he wanted access to that computer, which his employer refused. They reformatted the drive but the FBI picked it up and found all of these artifacts on that machine (including the PureVPN software and account).

This is a case where the FBI have started with a suspect and then worked backwards to build a criminal complaint. In those cases it is much easier to look at his financial records, find that he paid for a VPN service, subpoena the VPN provider for account records, and then link that VPN account and service with IP access as another data point for the criminal complaint.

In this case it was even easier - they had the VPN provider and account details, along with a host of other evidence, on his computer.

This isn't a case of starting with an IP address and then working back through a haystack to find a suspect - but rather affirming a link that was suspected, and found, to exist.

He didn't compartmentalize his real identity from his psycho stalker identity, and this combined with the accused horrible real-world behavior is what lead to his arrest.

[0] https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1001841/downl...
There's no "idle thrust" on Falcon 9 since even the lowest thrust is enough to lift the almost empty booster. You also don't want to completely run out of fuel because your engine will probably explode. This was just a residual fire.
Nicholasville Road in Lexington, Kentucky used this approach when I lived there. And I just saw the same thing in Silver Spring, Maryland yesterday. I'm guessing lights suffice on city streets, where lights are controlling traffic at intersections anyway.
Trips to Mars have a launch window every two years, so the inter-planatary BFR launches will remain a BFD indefinitely. :)

Edit: citation http://athena.cornell.edu/mars_facts/sb_launch_window.html
It sounds like you want AirDrop [0]:

> AirDrop is an ad-hoc service in Apple Inc.'s macOS and iOS operating systems [...] which enables the transfer of files among supported Macintosh computers and iOS devices over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, without using mail or a mass storage device.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirDrop
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If they thought of doing that they could and probably should be sued. CEOs have a fiduciary duty meaning they are legally implored to do what is best for the company and bringing money back at a 40% tax is not in the financial interest of the company.
I always wondered if Satoshi was not anonymous, whether he would have been nominated for Economic nobel. Of course, most of the ideas were pre-existing but he did put together the final pieces. But then he could very well be behind bars now based on how the story unfolded.
Where does this leave Windows Universal Development? Hardly Universal if it’s only for Windows 10 desktop. I’m no Windows nor Xbox user, but do people develop using Universal for both? Are there other platforms right now worth targeting for Windows Universal?
> From NYC's decision to offer free lunches for all public school students.

Wait, what?! Why would the city spend money on subsidising the lunch of children with parents rich enough to send them to a public school?
I mean that doesn't really make him stand out; most economists will agree with the Big Short's account of the crisis.

Except perhaps the coffee shop discussion at the end where Steve Carrell states banks did it because they expected to get bailed out (all evidence points that they didn't expect to get bailed out a priori and that they simply did it because shareholders and managers are greedy short sighted morons).

That said, Thaler is an excellent choice
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I don't understand why this field exists. They take observations of human behavior that have been common sense since... well, since humans have used money, and then try to wrap it in some sort of "scientific process" to prove these things empirically as if they weren't already obvious. Is it because economic theorists before had such stupid ideas and now they have to disprove every old unrealistic theory step by step?
Fill soundtrack is pretty listenable... anyone know who's it is?
That's a general rule of thumb for safe mortgages...which is why so many rent in bay area
or on a flip side, he could be facing something like Edward Snowden?
Okay, seems that both CyanogenMod and Cyanogen OS are dead, I thought it was only one of them.

So Microsoft did another miscalculation on that one.

It seems likely that Microsoft continues to push into Android with all things it releases for it. But how will they make money on that? Seems unclear.
I can’t believe I’m actually arguing this but devils advocate I guess: in this instance if they both used the same library then the command line would also have this problem. In this case at least there was a work around in that you could use the cli.
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Day to day traditional banking operations will be slow to innovate. Partially due to the regulatory burden as you describe. But also the perception there is little financial upside for the investment.

Outside of that however change is happening. And you will see new products coming out of "Innovations" groups operating entrepreneurially. My colleagues at WF and JPMC are busy experimenting with distributed ledger tech, mobile payments, global micro credit, and other "fintech." And the rollout of Zelle, instant peer-to-peer cash transfers, happened in weeks not months. Literally I was invited to participate in a beta program around the beginning of summer and a few days later billboards advertising the service started popping up around town ;)
I received an email this weekend saying my statement is ready. Seeing as how I don't use Azure, I decided to log in and check. Apparently, the portal was never really tested with accounts that previously signed for a trial, but are no longer using services. It was difficult to log in and once I did, there were Guids everywhere and about 3 different layout schemes to navigate through just to determine that my balance is 0. All of that before using a service.
just to be clear to those who don't know. Don't go smoke indica not expecting to get high. It too can have high levels of thc and is just as good for getting high. The high is a bit different, but you are are still high as hell
> what mainstream programming language community actually meets CZ's criteria that the outside community drives the language with equal or more power than the internal team?

I'd suggest Perl might get close to that.
Maybe the times are different now than in the past or the food industry works on different timescales before they kill off something. Possibly because the investment is much bigger than software - they mention building a whole new factory for an untested product - that made me shiver. I might be just spoilt by ease of pivoting in software, but what led them to believing into the new drink - were they acting just on a hunch and feeling it tasted good?
The Twitter account:

https://twitter.com/gitlost
A technique for selection sampling (sampling without replacement)
All you suggest is likely it. The logs show time connected, how long and how much bandwidth. If they knew the IP in question and timeframe based on how the VPN keeps logs they can ask Google a very precise question about access from said IP and find out that they indeed were connected at x time from x IP. I imagine with warants and all.
2 years ago, I had exactly the same question, especially for the internal tools (e.g. the admin interface). Some frameworks (like Loopback in Node.js) have the ability to generate the CRUD API automatically based on your data schema. The downside is the way to customize it. IMHO, it's not "easy"/"developer-friendly" enough to convince me. Back to the admin interface topic, there're also many tools (ActiveAdmin, Django Admin, Sonata, etc.) that automatically generate the CRUD interface. It reduces a lot the maintenance, but one more time, customization is limited, DSLs are just ugly and they are not SPA :( I never understood why it's not simply based on an API.

This is why I've started Forest Admin (https://www.forestadmin.com). It's an open-source library you install into your app. It automatically generates the REST API based on your data models and it covers 90% of admin operations (CRUD, analytics, etc.) and let developers customize the logic (custom actions, computed fields, complex workflows, etc.) without learning a complex DSL. In addition, we also provide to business team a customizable UI as a SaaS.
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Eventually, maybe. That still doesn't solve the immediate problem: jobs are beginning to disappear now, there's no replacement in sight, and the economy doesn't allow for the need to retrain mass amounts of people. This is a recipe for disaster (the bloody kind).
Overall, this is a good thing. What's bad is that the next time a rocket doesn't make the landing (or worse, cannot submit the payload), this will be all over the news as a failure. At least in Germany, a failure would get a mention on the frontpage of tagesschau.de (portal of the state-sponsored media channel), while a success doesn't.
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Yea I was thinking about this too! We can talk all day about static typing vs productivity but if they had a basic string type called PasswordHint and Password then maybe (maybe!) this wouldn’t happen.
I mean, they can during a run on the bank without declaring bankruptcy.
Due to hardware acceleration, AES based ciphers on a modern computer can blow arcfour and blowfish out of the water.

https://blog.famzah.net/2015/06/26/openssh-ciphers-performan...
Does that make people who drink at birthday parties the 2nd party?
I think in the United States, 'public school' means the exact opposite of what it means elsewhere - there it means a school run by the city that anyone can go to.
I'm just about 100% certain that they would win the price if they're ever outed (and alive).

I'm as critical of bitcoin as one can be, mostly because I can find no group of people more obnoxious as bitcoin fans. But it is undeniably one of the most interesting experiments in economics of our time.

Also the NSA supposedly knows their identity, and I'm willing to believe that story because it seems plausible that they have exactly the data one would need (i. e. a large archive of emails written by the general public to match his style). Contrary to conspiracies, the government does actually need you to break a law to arrest you. And Satoshi hasn't broken any laws, nor are governments as paranoid of bitcoin as everyone seems to think,
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Ive never seen anyone make a dollar off an idea. Its always execution
Oh look, is this finally the moment where the "Rational Choice theory" is put to rest? Good riddance, although not soon enough to avoid all the damage of the last 30 years of Neoliberist nonsense.
I beg to differ with regards to your valuation of Bitcoin. It, like gold, has a practical use value. It, also like gold, has a value attributed to it due to it's rarity. However, Bitcoin has an advantage over gold, in that it can be traded without having to be transported _at cost_. This is why so many people are bullish on it.

Oh, and so many people "who are in control of it" have too much of their own money invested into it to allow it to fail.
Not crazy as much as dumb. Why would you intentionally lose money you don’t have to?
On what hardware platform does Microsoft earn money on? Xbox and keyboards?

Will Microsoft go back to a pure software maker?
I don't prefer English, I prefer the original, untranslated version of the site I actually tried visting.
You might be surprised to hear this, but New York city is in America. Thus while Public School in the UK are privately owned, elitist, and tuition charging, in America it is the opposite. In America public schools are the schools the public attend which the state finances.
As far as I'm aware any user (regardless of whether they have root) can install/update/delete packages when Nix is run in multi-user mode[0].

[0]: https://nixos.org/nix/manual/#ch-nix-security
I've never heard of this. Which prescription drugs require drug tests?
And you are exposed to it's effects if you have "users" in your household - the same way as cigarettes
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no because of the trusted setup it can never be.
I loved WP back when I used it. It got out of my way. Its auto-complete was better than anything I'd used before or since (though a friend has it, and he says this has degraded over time?) Anyway, I use Android now because of Republic Wireless. It is a real shame that Android took off instead of WP.
Isn’t all this the same thing that Simon got a Nobel for in 1978? (And Kahneman in 2002.) Why does economics keep rediscovering that people’s thinking is complicated, and thinking its a new discovery?
SBT in the Scala world would also fit this description.
I enjoyed this much more than Thinking Fast and Slow
This sort of instacomment is easy and tempting to post to a fresh thread, but it damages (potential) discussion badly. It's glib, contains little information, and uses the tropes of an ideological rant ("neoliberist nonsense"). We're hoping to avoid that here, so would you please re-read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to that spirit when commenting? That means posting civil and substantive comments, or nothing.

(This has nothing to do with rational choice theory, only internet comment theory.)
Nokia? What Nokia?
Robots making food will lower the cost of food, giving more people access to better nutrition. This will also free up labor and capital to do other things.

Machines helped make farming more productive so humans no longer have to live on farms, and dedicate their lives to the next meal on their table. If we were worried about jobs back then, we would've outlawed tractors and other machines. If we really want to create jobs, we would go back to manual labor to make produce our food.
An irrational thing Amazon knows and many, many other online sellers don't: people don't want to pay for delivery.

That is, they'd much rather pay $20 total with free delivery, than, for example, $15 for the goods + $3 for delivery.

It's amazing the number of non-Amazon online shops who still don't seem to know this.
Behavioral economics isn't really a separate field and, as Thaler notes in one of his recent books, behavioral ideas are being rolled into broader economics theory. The issue is that, historically, economics as a field of academic study made simplifying assumptions that pretty much everyone knew weren't completely true. But it's one thing to realize that there are anecdotal observations of irrationality and starting to make those some sort of coherent framework.
I came here for systemd trolling but left sadly disappointed.
How exactly would you tax stock buybacks? When a company purchases its own stock someone is selling, and the seller will already have to pay capital gains tax.
Looks like my next search via duckduckgo will be "Windows browser -chrome -firefox".

I saw you comment about thousands of hours of internal discussion... must not have thought to include users in that discussion or we could have saved you LOTS of wasted time.
You were called a shill by a [dead] user for this comment:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15381118

In your comment you summarize illegal Russian interference in the election (via political advertising), while simultaneously asserting that Russian interference is a false narrative.

I won't accuse you of being a shill, because I'm familiar with Hanlon's razor.
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The Django admin comes pretty close.
I've been guilty of this on several occasions, happily paying £5 more for an item because it's on Prime as opposed to a smaller delivery fee.
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Well, the thread also started at 5:30 am California time!
Yeah, it'd be perfectly reasonable if it was prorated. So if during a month they managed to provide an average of 70% of the promised speed, I should pay them 70% of the subscription cost.
While I love the behavioral economists (esp. Kahnemann and Tversky), a lot of psychologists have told economists for a long time that assuming basic rationality as a starting point was a fundamental error in the field. Taking it as an axiom has led to all sorts of misguided efforts and wasted time.

From the article:

"That's the point: It's obvious to anyone who pays any attention at all to himself or his fellow human beings that we are not maximizers, or optimizers, or logical, or even all that sensible."

and

"[his professors] argued that human irrationality didn't matter, for the purpose of economic theory, because it wasn't systematic."
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only people with a very bad taste in cipher algorithms will be.
Those protocols have been dead for a _long_ time.
The artist they normally use for their webcasts is "TEST SHOT STARFISH".
Im still on the platform. I was holding out, hoping for something. But I guess my current phone will be my last windows phone. Sad.
Blind experiments in medicine were carried out a lot earlier. See for example the revolutionary work of Claude Bernard in 1865 [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Bernard
> Presumably, managers are motivated to stay in the job and make more money for themselves

How long do top level managers stay at the same company? I would expect places with lower rotativity to think more long-term.
I've always found this stupid in the UK. Not only do we call paid for schools Public Schools, but we simultaneously call them Private Schools. It makes no sense!

[EDIT] wrong parent, right thread. Meant to reply to chrisseaton
It could have been that parent graciously took my suggestion and replaced "old guy" with "technophobe" in his/her comment, while mine stayed, implicitly making my comment a rather incorrect interpretation and triggering down votes from others. Downvotes are a small price to pay for clarity :-)
It's really hard to define underserved. Deep learning now has a lot of potential, but it's not being used to solve a lot of things.

YC's RFS is a good place to look: https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs/

Government and health care can be difficult to penetrate too, and there would be a lot of potential for people who have the connections.
> You might be surprised to hear this, but New York city is in America

Please don't break the rules by posting snark here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Ahem, no.

Links has right click, even Netsurf has that.

About general minimalism, dillo is perfect.

For cli, w3m and links are NOT minimal. That is netrik.
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That one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia
I never understand when people wish to build a site they must implement the login page. There really is no page like the login page. It should be as standardized as it gets. If you were doing a site in rails some poor nob is going to sit there and code the password and login logic - sure there are gems but they aren't maintained or don't work with your hipster react plugins. You could whip out drupal/Joomla!/wordpress have everything done for you - and worry about skinning and which plugins to add. But that would be in php - and using php is the technical equivalent of being called a child molester. So where ever you go, whatever new company you work for - some tool wrote their own login page. lion king Hakuna Matata.