skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Bitcoin – A Framework for Valuation, from $0 – $250,000
Good points, though unlike some other similar apps, Ansible Tower has an selinux policy.
Fixing garbage hauling with tech got messy for 'Uber of Trash'
Oh shit, the overwatch players are going come and kill it then.
I updated the original article linked from this post with a two-line instruction for running it from my Docker Hub images:

curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/geerlingguy/awx-container/master/docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d
It's not only zoning; it could be foundational as well: Tall skyscrapers need a sturdy base to build on, the closer to ground level the better and cheaper it is. In New York, it's why Manhattan has the majority of skyscrapers - bedrock is essentially just below your feet. Other places have to do things differently, which are more expensive - like driving deep piles or digging deep sub-basements to reach bedrock, or a combination of both.
I emailed him asking to post the information on supplies page of the website
I hooked up a speech to text daemon to listen for "more wine please" to send a text message to the local off licence to deliver a bottle of wine.
The venice example would actually work pretty somewhat week with a socialist-style central authority: Make sure everyone can live in Venice for a time, then pass on their flat to the next on the list.
Precisely what I'm saying, the limitation to the blast radius is already there if you've done the isolation yourself and it's only that one service that gets hit.

If your Web server is on a private network with your app server and your load balancer, there's no way it can attack your database server. Basically, policies are implemented at the network and host level rather than the process and file level.
Caesar had debts to pay - he was the original "too big to fail" debtor ...
This makes me wonder if there is a constant G at which the regular situation would be indistinguishable from a concussion or if it is the relative change to normal that causes this.
extortion to join their site at page 2 ... out of 9... which could have fit on one page. No, thanks.
Have you tried not fighting?
Ask HN: What are some highly sought after tech skills, 2017-2018?
Very cool. I’ll have to try this out the next time I have trouble with a RxSwift observable chain.

One of the nicer sides of using Rx is that converting from one implementation to the next is usually fairly trivial.
Coding Bootcamps Have a Fundamental Problem
The accuracy of ARKit-style tracking is low. It’s mostly good enough for the use case where you hold a 5” window in your hand to peek into the AR world... But if you strapped it to your face, the latency and positional fluctuation would give you motion sickness very soon.
Facebook's $2B bet on Oculus not paying off: commentary
My dev machine can't access prod data. My dev machine doesn't deploy to prod, the attack vector would be inserting malicious code, which would need to pass CR before being compiled on a build server and then deployed to prod.

In my case impact to the business would likely be less if my dev machine was compromised than if prod was. It'd depend on the dedication and skills of the attacker though.
I'd guess that most of their revenue is enterprise generated.
Walnuts were one of the first foods certified by the American Heart Association as being heart healthy. Walnuts are especially high in omega-3 fatty acids.
With the exception of Roussilon and a few other bits of southern France that were once part of Catalonia/Aragon (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Spain#/media/File:5...). Before that some of the area was part of the Umayyad Caliphate at their peak (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Spain#/media/File:M...). Before that is was part of Visigothic Hispania (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Spain#/media/File:H...). Also, unlike much of Spain, Catalonia was never under Carthaginian control.

So for much of history Catalonia and parts of Occitania were tied together to varying degrees.
My land is all open for public use, except a small area around my home. When I die, it doesn't go to my children but is maintained as a land trust which will ensure public access in perpetuity.

The public was using the land before my name was on the deed. I have a legal right, but not an ethical right, to prohibit reasonable use.

Instead of signs that say no trespassing, there are signs with my phone number, marked trails, and parking.
Actually even without looks, being socially distinct is probably enough to make it less fun.

I once tried to sign up eHarmony only to be rejected even before getting to a paywall. At least they are being honest they won't find any match for weirdos like me before taking my money.
Also I don’t think gp was trying very hard (at all?) to understand this point
> what it disables with transparent explanations

setroubleshoot

> documentation cannot be an after thought

Take a look at selinux-policy-doc, it's extensive.

> what is a context

It's a type. But 'type' as it refers to files means something else. It's just a label that describes what kind of file it is. user_home_dir_t is user files, httpd_sys_content_t is content that can be served by apache, nfsd_fs_t are files that that can be exported by NFS.

> proper error messages or logging

Every single denial is logged and it contains all the details why it was denied. You're asking for SELinux to log why it wasn't allowed which is done by setroubleshoot but isn't possible in general.
Although not a prime example of time saving automation, I wanted more from my sprinkler timer when I was seeding my lawn so I used a raspberry pi and a 4 channel relay switch to schedule my sprinkler time with cron jobs. This way I could have the sprinklers come on more times a day than my old timer would allow. Now I use it to change schedules based on seasons.

I also made it so I could turn on a single zone for 1 minute from my phone to make troubleshooting leaks in the spring easier.

https://github.com/callahanrts/sprinklers
I use Google Voice and have often wanted pretty much the same thing.

If you could integrate that into an application (Google Contacts integrated message history with Email/SMS/Phone/GV message history) that I could run on my own device, I would pay money for that. I would only be interested if I could run it on my own though, eg specifically not as a third party service; privacy issues.
The thesis of the article seems to be summed up in the last paragraph:

> our collective attention and obsession, amplified by the speed and intensity of the internet & social media, tends to ruin the things we love: authors, musicians, restaurants, actors, beloved movies, vacation spots, artists, democracies and even a tree that became too famous to live.

I think this is an important point. Yes public attention and mass media existed before the internet but we all know that modern social media has changed the way notoriety and reputation work. I agree with the author because I think that, for example, in the world we had during the 80's or early 90's Justine Sacco would still have a job and the US Presidential campaign would have been different.
There are a lot of comments here about their depression, so I thought I'd throw my experience in here since it's slightly different.

Last year, after having these episodes that I didn't recognize for a while that were seizures, I went to the doctor, had an MRI, and was started on the anti-seizure drug Keppra. The seizures went away, and I thought it was half funny this whole experience. Time ticked on for a month or so and things started going downhill. I have a programming and a golf blog, and I didn't have the energy to keep writing. I loved going to the gym and I just stopped being able to go. I love watching the Brewers every night on tv, but I half stopped being able to do that. It got to the point where for a few days in a row, I'd get back at around 5 and just sit in my living room chair in the dark until 9 and then I'd feel legit going to sleep.

I knew I was having issues, issues that I thought were "natural", so I'd force myself to get out of the house. The biggest point was when I told myself to go out and buy some tea or something. So I took the train down there, made myself be friendly to the person working, and then decided to walk back. About halfway to the house I lived in I couldn't move, didn't have any of the energy, so I sat on a stoop for over an hour just unable to get up.

There are so many side effects of anti-seizure pills which list everything you can think of mentally. And at some point I figured the pills could be the cause. I contacted the doctor who said stop taking the pills and made an appointment for a few days after to get a new drug.

The morning after I didn't take the nighttime dose, I woke up and I could feel the depression going away. It's impossible to describe the feeling of knowing the issues were evaporating. I was out in the sun and felt happier. I could move. I could stand. The desire to do things was coming back. Three days later the depression was completely gone.

It's tough for me to know if my feelings exactly match other people's depressions. I've never been the person to give advice to people with depression; It's obviously impossible to relate if you haven't experienced it yourself. There still isn't any advice I'd be able to give because it's just sitting there, being in control of you, and even when your head knows that you need to be active, knows that sitting there isn't the right thing to do, depression will still win that battle. I was so lucky that my issues were caused by a drug that I could stop taking, and that the issues vanished so quickly. I think back and can't imagine how difficult a life is when your actions aren't causing the depression, but be stuck with the depression thing caused by nature.
> Instead of a locked-down server exposing a public key-only SSH port, you suddenly have a whole web application stack in there.

There's no webapp stack to attack if you're only able to access it via a tunnel. If you're assuming the machine you're tunneling it to is compromised, there are bigger issues at play - ones that would compromise even a plain ssh link.

I'm talking a direct tunnel from your ansible master to the host you're planning to use it on, not say, into your company's network at large.
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Why would they want to kill it? I thought if you wrestle with Jeff, prepare for death?
These were national champions. The news cast was a clip from national championship debate. I don't think there is a better representation of a subject than a clip which literally shows winners competing seriously.

It is the first clip I found of what I remembered. I am using it as evidence of the state of modern debate, and I attest that it is typical championship behavior. I dont know what more evidence you need.

I'll say it, I think you are giving the champions an excessive benefit of doubt because they appear to be underprivileged minorities. I dont know where that Atlantic article is, but I have a haunch that the trouble comes from giving minorities social privilege because of the color of their skin, and in doing so, avoiding any challenge out if fear of being slandered as a racist.

Edit: I tracked the article down. It's even more absurd than the video, because it attempts to justify the degradation of debate, as though any change is good if brought about by black participants. That article is a joke. That whole tournament was a damn farce. The champions won by debating about something totally off topic. How is that acceptable? You think they would have won if they hadn't been black? Did you even read the article?
Although it’s not really true- you have to become depressed after all
Do you mind sharing where you get the radar image from? I'm trying to do something similar so I can see how I should dress for my bike commute every morning. The only good/free one I have found is NOAA's RIDGE (http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jetstream/doppler/ridge_download.htm...) but it's low resolution and ugly.
Poor execution on a great idea imo.

To me it feels like they sacrificed functionality for aesthetics. It's not the right trade-off to make for a professional tool. I don't want my Github feed to be Facebook-like. I'd rather have it be compact and useful. A feature that'd let me browse by "topic" (e.g systems programming) regardless of language would be welcome as well.

In this update, the three culprits are the font-size, the spacing (so much space wasted) and the (slow) auto-load. It wasn't great before but this is most definitely worse.

Dear Github, please make technology discovery efficient rather than pretty. I spend hundreds of hours on your platform. You could save me a lot of time focusing on the right stuff.

It's a shame because there's so much potential there.
> startups

Dropbox is a decade old, at this point...
I think Mozilla should create a more privacy friendly analytics service, since they experiment with new projects
Or maybe they don’t believe you when you say it would help
When you're done with this, please open-source it on GitHub. Something like this would be very useful.
>with only a camera on the device

Sounds like it's going to be slow compared to other methods.

A key to a good VR immersion experience is very low latency and high framerate.
The second sentence on that repository's readme is

> To install AWX, please view the Install guide.

which links to an installation guide[0] with information on setting it up with OpenShift or Docker.

I'm not sure what part isn't clear.

[0]: https://github.com/ansible/awx/blob/devel/INSTALL.md
The figure in this article* is taken (without citation) from a 2012 article by sociologists Michael Rosenfeld and Reuben Thomas.

(open-access preprint: https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_How_Couples_Mee...)

* Edit: The paper on ArXiv cites R&T properly, it's the MIT Tech Review piece that doesn't.
Just like The Giving Tree from Shel Silverstein realized. Sometimes we take things too far.
I was going to post this exact same thing. I was """diagnosed""" by multiple psychs as having major depression and general anxiety. At the lowest points, I tried to kill myself using fake nembutal ordered from some stranger in Mexico, and about a year after that I quit my high-paying dev job, burning a ton of bridges, and literally did not leave my apartment or brush my teeth for 2 months. I had previously tried every variety of medication and they did nothing or made it worse.

A friend who had been through something similar recommended the simple fix of sleep, diet (basically just more plants, more animal protein, way less sugar, and way less alcohol), weightlifting, and sunlight. After about a year or so I felt completely fine. I look great, feel great, and my career is back on track. It's obviously just a single person's experience but I'm inclined to believe the majority of "depression" cases can be fixed by this.

Furthermore, treating it as a disease rather than just a bad mood made it _way_ worse, as I was able to rationalize the fact that my life was crippled by it and that was ok because it was a disease and my hands were tied. Once I treated it as something I could fix I made vast improvements.
It'd be nice to have a citation for any of this. Do you know for a fact that people who do online dating actually have these problems at a greater rate than people who find their dates in meatspace?
i would bet the cost of servicing clients between 10gb and 1tb is probably a losing money proposition at the cost they could charge.
> For former ranger Tarikov, the preservation of the ancient forest is the key. “If I had a million dollars, I would make a wall around the forest with checkpoints, great rangers with good salaries, and really encourage the wildlife to return,” he said.

they really get value for their money there. in Los Angeles a million dollars would not cover the pension for a single retired police officer.
ansible-pull gives a similar workflow to chef-zero in an autoscaling environment.

There's also a balance to be struck between pre-baking AMIs and running config management at instance launch time.
A Compression Algorithm for Probability Transition Matrices
You were right in that your question was misphrased. Nobody seem to understand what you were asking.
They don't give us too much choice. They give us the illusion of more choice. If everybody has more people to choose from, it increases the probability the people you find interesting won't be interested in you.
Even if found, there was not much use for foul smelling oil.

Myrrh, on the other hand, was valuable, and so was olive oil which could be used for lamps.
You can also run into an issue like Zynga: they bought an office for a lot of money, had a downturn, and then were in the precarious position of having their office worth more than them.

https://medium.com/halting-problem/zyngas-offices-now-worth-...
Dear God I can't believe they've gone and done that to their consumer brand. It inspires no confidence, the visual style actually overwhelms the content on the page to the point where the product itself and its values fail to be communicated. On mobile it is particularly bad. If I didn't already have an account, the website design might be enough to keep me from creating one of I land on that front page.
That's pretty sweet, if I had to manage my own VMs I'd definitely look into SELinux for that feature.

I can see an argument for a defense in depth approach here, but if there's only one service per VM and that service is already restricted to only the stuff it needs to talk to on the network level I'm not convinced it makes much sense. As far as I know at least, SELinux won't be able to prevent kernel exploitation or the like.
Gender stereotypes, when applied to individuals instead of large populations, severely punish anyone that falls on the "wrong" side of the median.
Or knocking over a goblin rock formation, for "safety"

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/18/goblin-valley-boy-...
I own multiple firearms in .50 cal, including the vaunted Barrett. I have no qualms with people who can demonstrate safety, proficiency, and sanity being allowed to own firearms of those types.

Firearms are well defined. An RPG or landmine is not a firearm.

Need isn't the issue. You don't need your freedom of speech, either. You don't need your right to be secure in your papers.

Much like all my other liberties, I own firearms because I want to. I speak because I want to.
THANK YOU!

I have been looking for this short story for decades.
The Primordial Gound
A lib for safe functional JavaScript, first-class support for TypeScript& Flow
I don't think the parent is talking about vulnerabilities, but the fact that if you know how the antivirus engine works it may be easier to write a virus able to avoid detection.
> China under Xi Jinping has effectively turned into a dicatatorship

How was it not one before Xi Jinping?
Tchebycheff or Chebyshev? (1955)
That's a very different position than the one you staked out above. It's not browser-based crypto you have a problem with, its crypto performed by an application whose patching is done outside of your control.

That's reasonably for a technically savvy user, but the vast majority of users do not use Debian. They use Windows or OSX and rely on trusted corporations like Apple, MSFT, Google, and Mozilla to keep their systems patched.
How about the whole "Russia made Trump win the election" narrative itself? Sounds like propaganda to me.
> sent many of the young, brave democratic protestors in Hong Kong to prison, silenced many of its Xi critics, etc.

The crackdown on black people and BLM is very similar, but a lot more violent.
Used gCSE as a primary add-on service across a few hundred sites. The twilighting of the product was a major hiccup in our business.

Through Google Apps there was once a custom URL shortener service ( Google Short Links) that I used to track and shorten hundreds of affiliate links and perform a manner of A/B testing. They sunsetted that service breaking all those links ( and considerable cashflow)

If you dig deep into Adwords or Doubleclick Knowledge base its fairly common to come across broken links, outdated information.

Was a big fan of the Picasa product as I took the time to tag and categorize a huge library of photos which has been long since pulled into Google Photos ( a superior service, but I liked the option of local management for more private photos)

I am very reliant on Google products and services and have been for about a decade. I generally expect that services will disappear, customer service will be non-existent or consist of a series of clueless email from all across the globe. Spend a half million in Adwords, Partner Agency, previously Engage partner - the staff they push on you on that side mostly seem as if they wanted different jobs and generally provide completely dense suggestions (knowledge of adwords interface but no real business acumen ) Adsense! Was once getting between $100-$400 a day in adsense results. All disappeared over night for as single event of clickfraud (likely from a competitor aiming for exactly that result). They even cancelled the last check they sent.

Generally,I've found not worth adopting a G product without an easy exit option or known replacement service.

Even the core search product has suffered but many wouldn't notice - many advanced operators were dropped or limited, regional selection in advanced options minimized, very precise searches made ineffective due to lack of use.

Just meant to say, boy cancelling Google custom search sucked and then reminded how many otherwise Ive been screwed by my reliance.
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The political environment, and willingness to cede control to the State, is very different than it is here. I suspect the attempt would mean armed insurrection if tried here.

I am not condoning it, I'm merely pointing out that it's quite probable.
It's pretty close to being the same thing. You're downloading Firefox at some point and not verifying the binaries you get match the source.

Unless Firefox provides fully reproducible builds on your platform from an open source compiler, you have no guarantee that the binary you have is built from the public source code. You have to trust Mozilla.

Without reproducible builds, compiling the source yourself would be the way to go.

Anyway, I agree that it should be clear that this file sharing service, while convenient, essentially requires you to trust Mozilla with your data. The claim "Mozilla does not have the ability to access the content of your encrypted file..." is fragile.
When you say parking tickets, as in plural, it really makes wonder what kind of person would rack up so many parking tickets to make that worthwhile.

I hope it's all in good fun...
From my perspective, it looked like China will overtake the world and maybe prove that democracy is optional for economic prosperity, a blow to Western values and ideal.

But how true is that? I hear a lot about corruption and crackdown, and wonder how much does that impact their economy.

How critical is good information about the world? Do Western Media do a good job of it, or at least a better one than those in less democratic societies?
any site with a text field is a dating site
Pavlov is correct, the tracking in ARKit and ARCore are just good enough for small mobile screens, and not good enough for anything immersive.

Windows Mixed Reality headsets use AR tech for positional tracking, but the MR headset tracking is made for a maximum of room-scale experiences (as opposed to hololens which can go multi-room).
I would of preferred be able to see activity on my starred repos, instead of suggestions based on my stars
We Asked Facebook 12 Questions About the Election, and Got 5 Answers
I feel like you're totally missing the point here. Not everyone can move back in with their parents for a while, I certainly can't. Despite earning an above average salary (nothing in comparison to bay area) in the UK, I still couldn't afford to just drop my job, and take a year to try and earn some money, I'd starve to death.