skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is how the entire affiliate industry works. Content curators will generally pick the most profitable products to promote, not always but most of the time. I tried to explain that here to the HN crowd that the wirecutter reviews fall into the same affiliate bias but got downvotes to hell. The mere fact that most of their products point to amazon should tell you that they cannot possibly claim to give an honest review. I say this knowing there will be a ton of replies telling me I’m wrong but sure, what would a super affiliate know anything about that...
I don't know any website that is using stuff like `await` in the frontend without transpiling it down via babel first.

For both the css and clipboard problems, there are loads of well known and supported libraries if supporting IE is in scope of your project.
GitHub and Travis are not self-hosted tools.

It would be nice to see a setup with something like Gitea[0] and/or Jenkins[1] edit and some other slack alternative like mattermost[2]

[0] https://try.gitea.io/

[1] https://jenkins.io/

[2] https://about.mattermost.com/download/
Free (or too cheap) debt is free money too. However removing this with current "market" pricing in the US is extremely hard. The market will actively work against any price reductions with all available economical and political pressures. Most developed countries have been running on huge excess public debt already.
And in case of US there is not a lot to cut, unlike EU where a lot of public services got optimized.
Education? Ha. The only budget that could be cut is police, army and intelligence. But not compatible with US ambitions of being the world power.
Did you have a look at https://www.freepascal.org/docs.var and especially at the RTL https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/current/rtl/index.html and FCL https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/current/fcl/index.html documentation? I think the Free Pascal team has done a good job documenting nearly everything!
You're absolutely right, I'll make it more explicit. Thank you so much for the feedback.
Lumping state with some functions that implicitly have R/W access to that state is not possible in Haskell

s/not possible/possible, but highly discouraged/
It certainly feels like Mac OS is stuck in in-between land with iOS and OS X and it just feels a mess if your on a desktop with no track pad. The scroll bars are not mouse friendly. Windows 10 seems so much more stable and modern to Mac OS for the last two years. One job I use a Macbook and the OS just drives me nuts. The lack of decent short cuts drives is mind boggling.
I believe the Feitan key mentioned in the article supports Bluetooth LE. If you go to their website it shows that they support iOS.

https://www.ftsafe.com/products/FIDO/Multi#Compatibility
Thinkpad?
It doesn't mean that because that vulnerability never existed. You've always been able to remove SMS 2FA after setting up a second method (backup codes or U2F).
Why is everything a "war" in the American media? war on obesity, war on diabetes, war on this, war on that...?

It is just businesses competing to sell products - maybe a little too interested in suing, but business nevertheless.
That’s blackmail. Making a legal threat and making a legal money request combine into an illegal act.
I don't think that Clif bars technically have any corn syrup or whey. But maybe they are close enough, with sugar syrup and protein isolate. The Chocolate Chip flavor ingredients begin, "Organic Brown Rice Syrup, Organic Rolled Oats, Soy Protein Isolate."

http://www.clifbar.com/products/clif/clif-bar
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Syncios Data Recovery 1.1.7 for MAC Cracked Full Version
Really strange how big corporations put out devices before testing them out properly!
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string held taught by centripetal force is rigid. effect is the same.
"Free hosted", not "self-hosted".
i7-8650U is rated at 2.1Ghz @ 25W in it's TDP up config, so running it at 20W may get you 2.0Ghz instead of 1.9Ghz. But this doesn't tell the entire story either. Modern processors are constantly adjusting their frequencies across all cores to hit their power targets. e.g. if the thermal management can't sustain 20W in perpetuity in may actually run slower than it's rated speed. Unfortunately this isn't something that is easy to determine from most benchmarking tools. Things like geekbench will only tell you the system could maintain certain performance for the length of the test, which is usually only a couple minutes, you may find that doing longer running work will cause throttling.

If you really want to know how it'll perform under heavy workloads, you probably want to hit it with prime95 or blender for 30+ minutes and monitor core frequencies to see where it ends up running at.
It says that no non-Google app can currently access your stuff, but they are open to other apps being more secure.

"...limiting full access to your Gmail and Drive to specific apps. For now, these will only be Google apps, but we expect to expand these in the future."

https://www.blog.google/topics/safety-security/googles-stron...
> public research does not typically translate to product, especially when your healthcare market is not a real market where you can make money for your value.

Why can't we have a system with dual public/private healthcare, like a medicare for all option for everyone, but with the choice to have other insurance companies?
I know how to code, I can code in anything
The title says 'hosted', which is the opposite of 'self-hosted'.
- sentry is a tough one. We rolling a custom mqttwarn/zabbix solution

Sentry is open source, you can self-host it...
I am also most comfortable with my OpenSUSE but Windows 10 is great and I have OpenSUSE Bash for Windows installed. It really is nice and it is case sensitive! Why is Mac OS OPTIONAL case sensitivity?
The empirical results aren't really the "point" of this paper.
GKE, from the research I have done, and the small cluster I built for a side project, smooths out many of the particularly challenging aspects of a k8s implementation. I mean it is advertised as a managed service, I do not think that is particularly comparable to setting up a raw k8s cluster or Docker Swarm cluster yourself. Would you feel that is an accurate assessment?

My company is currently fairly locked into another DO for misc. reasons, and as a result would be deploying to DO, where you do not have the benefit of all of the automated tooling/management provided by GKE.
I just set up CI tests for some of my Python libraries on GitHub, and another tool to note is Appveyor -- very useful for running tests on Windows (which Travis doesn't do yet). Example: https://github.com/benhoyt/scandir/blob/master/appveyor.yml and https://ci.appveyor.com/project/benhoyt/scandir
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Gitlab has great built in support for CI [0], and you can easily add and run your own CI runners [1].

[0]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/ci/README.html

[1]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/ci/runners/README.html
Tcl Static Prime: Tcl compiler that outputs C or Java (2015)
I'm not sure how it compares with Octotrack, but we've been using bundler-audit[1] for similar security checks in our dependencies. Here's a sample Dockerfile[2] for running bundler-audit against your Gemfile and Gemfile.lock

1: https://github.com/rubysec/bundler-audit

2: https://gist.github.com/andrewhampton/d78df6952e757fd1038401...
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I had the same question when I saw those.

Before the fine is not before the investigation though.

They may have changed those as the investigation started and they got questions about the disclosure.

They may have fined them on the basis of the students who went through the program before they made the changes.
> If he doesn't like the one you worked on first, he should have chosen differently.

And that, gives him power to fuck me over in my reviews if he doesn't like me. Logic didn't work on these assholes. I was told point blank in a conversation, "In this company, perception is reality.". So if someone "thinks" you were wrong, you were. Facts were not something people cared about.

If you are aware of the Gervais principle, this is a classic "heads I win, tails you lose" scenario. He covered his ass, and if things went wrong, fingers would be pointed at me.
"Kremlin-backed intrusion that hit the Gmail account of Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta"

It's quite obvious to many that it was the Russians, even in the absence of formal proof. Why do we have to keep seeing this assertion, especially when the CIA had a team making malware that emulated or included ostensibly Russian code. No one was trying to frame the Russians; it was just to save time.

https://theintercept.com/2017/03/08/wikileaks-files-show-the...
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Safe bet: cash. Speculative bet: put options.
I get those from antihistamines. The brain is weird.
The fine is for the stats that were on places like their website. They didn't define the stats clearly on their site.
Yes, I work at a very large public tech company now (40,000+ employees). I'm a senior executive in the company but two levels below CEO.

I would guess:

4000 people make > $500,000 / year
1000 people make > $1,000,000 / year
250 people make > $2,000,000 / year
50 people make > $4,000,000 / year
~7 people make > $8,000,000 / year (the executive team)

This includes stock and cash and bonus. All in.
I've found Ikea to be a great place to buy a mattress. No shady sales tactics or aggressive salesmen, several models you can physically try out in the store, and good quality/value.
I'm super excited. I've really loved my Surface Book (probably the first piece of hardware I've felt that way about), but 512GB was too small, a proper gaming graphics card with VR support will make it so much better, and USB-C is good (though no eGPU support is a disappointment).
I think you mean CD “Hello World”, not CI. You can make a “hello world” web app (or even just an API endpoint) in your favorite language and set it up to deploy on each commit.

CD means each commit that passes tests is deployed

CI means your code is regularly integrated (merged) vs having long QA / code review cycles.

CI and CD work great together but you can have one without the other.
It's all theoretical. God knows.
I've been wondering the same thing- The best I can come up with is a ratio (depending on risk tolerance) of treasury bonds, an index fund, and non-fiat currency substitutes (gold and/or crypotocurrency)

Complain about Bitcoin and their ilk, but they could (in theory at least) offer some protections against stock market crashes and/or high USD inflation.
Albumin deficiency is a real risk from some digestive disorders. Eggs are a great source of protean, but get really old. So, there is a significant portion of the population that legitimately seeks a very high protean diet.

ex: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crohn%27s_disease
One HUGE Issue Hardware. While the build quality is awesome the muscle power of most Macs graphically is just abysmal. Also the lack of a native Right Click!

There are plenty of Mac OS games and people don't play them.
Thank you for your feedback avitzurel!

I'll provide a sample report on the landing page, add a way to expand the screenshots and provide more information on the sign up process. Octotrack does not access the repositories directly, that was one of the main objectives. Only your email and github public information.
Once you create a project, you'll have the option to upload a Gemfile.lock or add a git post-commit hook to your project. From then on, you'll have access to the security vulnerabilities that exist and what dependencies need to be updated as well as other information (such as release notes, etc).

Once again, thank you for the feedback and hope it solves a real pain.
D also has the -I flag. Still needed for libraries in other folders.
scholars disagree? how else do you expect anyone to get a PhD... :)
I sleep on my side. There's no firmness option. The foam arrives in the typical "I'm a mattress box" and expands.

Worth noting that some claim it gets softer after a few weeks.
Yep, I saw the signature sleep foam mattresses on amazon for about 300$. Compared to the ones in store that were all 5-20 times the cost, I just decided to try it cause even if there is a 10% chance it's good, it's worth a shot.

2 years later and I have no complaints.
Google cannot implement what you’re proposing (nor can any email provider). Whatever mail service you choose must be able to send and receive email on your behalf and to do this, they must have access to the email in unencrypted form [1]. Yes, they could encrypt at rest. And yes, they could even encrypt with your public key at rest. This doesn’t eliminate the need to completely trust them [2] but it does completely break critical features like search and a usable mail archive.

[1] Yes, if you use gpg and the party you’re communicating does as well, then you don’t need to trust the email service. Good luck with that.

[2] If you can’t trust them to not look at your email then you can’t trust that they’ll actually encrypt without keeping a copy (or that they’ll actually encrypt at all). Encryption at rest is a great feature, but not for eliminating the need to trust the organization running the email service.
They talk the Apple talk, but can they walk the Apple walk? ;)
"Today, in Places That I Can Never Go, Now"....
Exactly! if only have have 3:2 screens!!! or better yet, a 4:3 screen!

Currently I'm buying a old X61s and going to convert it to X62: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-X62-Laptop-Review.21159...
Very ominous Breaking News headline at the top of this article right now: "Dow Passes 23,000 for the First Time"
Heroku does have a free tier, but it's intended for experiments. It's very limited and wouldn't be acceptable for any serious website, certainly not a 'world class' setup. Unless you're very careful to have one free dyno per account, and avoid using features like staging apps, they will power down your server for several hours a day.
> the pen and tablet experience were poor compared to something like an iPad Pro

Of course it would be. How would it be different if it is a Windows Machine and not a mobile device?
Right, so the way to address this is to provide guarantees that this kind of optimization /will/ occur and providing syntax for making writing "pseudo-mutating" code more convenient. There's a PR [1] for the latter, but it's been shelved while we focus on getting 1.0 out the door instead of adding new features. Optimization guarantees + convenient syntax provides everything you need without trashing the semantics of the language by bifurcating the type system into two incompatible kinds of values.

[1] https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/21912
> Travis are not self-hosted tools.

Pretty sure you can self host travis.
So this purports to solve a problem I've had in the past on out-of-date systems. I can compile a new gcc with an old gcc. I can compile a new glibc with my newly compiled gcc. But then I can't actually use that glibc. Maybe I'm not using the right configure options. (Specifically, I was trying to build Qt5.7 on CentOS6, including the QtWebEngine. This was a little while ago when 5.7 was current.)
No one doubts contact occurred. But articles like the original are often interpreted to mean 'see a thousand years ago Islam was peaceful, everything was great then white people screwed it up.' Whether that interpretation is warranted is of course dependent on how you feel about where it was published- if the original article was just in some journal somewhere no one would care. But because it was turned into a story by the BBC, it is immediately cast in the light of current politics regarding Islam.
Sure, but 3k USD/month in Greece is a fortune.
When they say that AI is not going to take over dev jobs, show them this thread and tell them that the time cut down because of automation is going to be spent in something more meaningful, like coding!
I see swastikas, Vikings were definitely Jain
If read fiction then I recommend reading 'Time will run back' by Henry Hazlitt[1]. It explains the emergence of consumer goods market and stock markets beautifully by starting from a 1984 style society without any private goods (and no memory of Capitalism) and an open-minded dictator.

1. https://www.amazon.com/Time-Will-Back-Henry-Hazlitt/dp/16101...
My brother and I both took one. He's at Goldman Sachs, and I work for a company that builds medical software. I finished my course 3.5 years ago and 75% of my class are still working as developers. Major employers include Google, Conde Nast, JPM, GS. Most people work for mid/small size companies so they could get better mentorship than the corporate life.

I think one major issue people like you have is that they don't realize that most people who take these courses aren't baristas. My class average was late 20s with 5+ years of proven work experience, most frequently in high professions (law, medicine, finance). I worked in finance for 6 years. I didn't need to take "CS250" to be capable of learning data structures. I just did it on the job instead of over one semester. It's easy to train people who have a proven history of success at work. It is much harder to gamble on a 22 year old with no work experience, regardless of their degree. That's a pretty easy decision for many hiring managers.
Even when you can tell the difference, it's hard to ignore the effect of someone you enjoy listening to do the read. With my favorite podcasts, I enjoy the "company" of the hosts, and have an implicit bias towards what they say. So an ad read by them is extremely effective. If it was a canned commercial like on TV, I'd be able to tune it out much more effectively.
That it’s not really developper led and is just another form of micromanagement. A developer led way of development would do away with sprints if it suited the purpose. It would prioritize requirements over stories if it suited the purpose. It gets even more frustrating when you have to start to work a certain way with scrum (eg frequent commits, vertical development, etc).
Are you referring to any concrete facts/leaks/rumors when you say they are working on it? I can hardly see any movements from Apple in that direction.
I'm currently in the process of deciding whether to sell my most recent side-project($400 recurring profit in 1.5 months), transfer it to a friend from business school and keep a large percent of profits, or to hire some part time digital assistants to run the support. Its a tough decision but I realized that the weekly support emails and upkeep was keeping me form developing my other ideas.
When Wikileaks was releasing her emails she called them fake and brushed it under the carpet. But when Trump suddenly wins, they corrupted the election. Fraud!
In other words you consider a system not to be the sum of what people do but the theoretical definition of how it should be. When I say "system" I mean "all of what the people are doing including which kind of theories they back their actions with".
Sounds like he forgot it after taking it out to be x-rayed,
Well, that's the big issue isn't it? Pre-twitter, pre-out of control social media, etc a claim from a Jr level person like this would have been met with skepticism and gone through an academic filter that would has squashed it. Nowadays its all over the world before there's a sane response to it. Sadly, many who have memorized this little factoid will never see the rebuttal.
You probably should not use the free tier for any serious website or 'world class' setup...
Hi Andrew, I was also a bundler-audit user myself. Unfortunately bundler-audit only provides information about security vulnerabilities and does not help you keep your dependencies updated.

With Octotrack you'll receive an email digest every morning informing you of the latest updates of the gems you use as well as possible vulnerabilities recently discovered.

Please let me know if this is valuable information for you.

Thank you very much for your feedback.
I short, an asset (whether a stock, a house, or a bar of gold) only has any meaningful economic value if you can actually sell it in exchange for traditional currency.

Stock markets make it easy to sell your stocks- If you can't sell a stock it's just a useless piece of paper.
To piggyback, I recently bought a couple NFC devices, Feitian ePass FIDO and a Fidesmo Yubikey NEO. I have searched around for information on developing and transferring apps to these devices, but thus far have been unsuccessful. Seems most of the resources are several years old, gpshell appears abandoned and won't compile properly on Ubuntu 16. Any pointers appreciated! I'd love to have PGP support on the Feitian.
If the quality is there, I welcome it. I'd love to spend over 2000 on an X series ThinkPad that doesn't burn my skin and has a real screen (3:2 or better).
Macbook Pro 15in starts at $2400 https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro/15-inch
Correlation does not equal causation. This is Yellow Journalism at its finest. The researchers even stated that their "results are preliminary" and not final, but of course the media runs with everything.
In my world, its not world-class if i don't get some SOX compliance around it. Its a cool example though.
Oh probably I mistaken other patches I discussed that will need to be ported. Thanks for the reply.
> Parking it today for 1.5% just doesn't seem that valuable.

Another way to think of it is that you are taking one bucket of money that you're parking and making a bet against stocks, or even asset values in general.

You can consider your return for that part of your portfolio the inverse of the market performance. Ex: stocks drop 30% and you buy in at that point, then that is the practical return for that bucket for the year.
Oh I thought that TSA didn't let him continue with his Macbook.
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How do you propose handling this assassination?
Do you really win though?
What VR headset should you buy? Some rules of thumb can help you
>" In this post, we discussed monitoring volumes on Kubernetes using Prometheus, node-exporter, and nsenter. One disadvantage of this approach is that node-exporter must be run as a privileged container. In the future, it may be better to have Kubelet collect the volume stats so that we can get the stats directly from Kubernetes instead of running node-exporter as a privileged container."

I thought that node-exporter was meant to run in a container or on the host itself. Are there any potential downside to the single node-exporter in a side car approach?
I think that in itself speaks to the quality of the Surface device line... I myself have the first Surface Book, and I will likely upgrade to the 2 at some point, but not because my current device doesn't serve me well... I'm glad this thing is still working like new and I don't have huge urges to upgrade because I suddenly feel inferior, like some other tech companies try to pull...

EDIT: Don't work for MS, just a happy Surface owner.
Thanks for bringing this up, I didn't know they were looking for funding for a third edition.
The shady employment outcome reporting issue mirrors a problem that has plagued law schools for years.

In the worst cases, all 200 or so U.S. law schools would boast about high percentages of students landing 6-figure starting salaries. In reality, schools often only disclosed statistics based on students who completed enrollment surveys.

https://www.lawschooltransparency.com came about as a resource to try to correct the record, but surely a lot of young people got swept up in the marketing only to discover the real outlook was much more grim.