skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You should be able to enable the off signal within the Anynet settings, but then for it to stick you also have to disable auto updates.
Selinux will become useful when it precisely lists out what it disables with transparent explanations for assumptions made. And clear error messages or alerts when it has just disabled something with proper logging.

Unlike with most open source software for things like selinux that disable a host of stuff by default, documentation cannot be an after thought. And why invent weird vague terminology, what is a context?

Things are complex as it is and people need to get things done. To have to waste man hours that could be used more productively more than once only to figure out its caused by selinux 'silently' without any proper error messages or logging and you do the sensible thing and disable it.
What If Airlines Claim Extraordinary Circumstances
The side effect of this training process is discarding underperforming models. With sufficiently advanced model complexity which is optimized to simulate human behavior and assuming it's able to pass Turing test, wouldn't that mean you are killing sentient beings during model training?
That’s the first thing they wipe out if they want amazon. In fact they should wipe it out right now regardless.
The original paper was easy to find: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1709.10478.pdf
Competition is absolutely ethical. The more competitors out there, the better it is for your customers.

Anti-competitive practices undertaken in the name of winning the competition (not all practices, just those that undermine that level playing field) are not ethical, and are detrimental to the consumer.
In my neighborhood, and I keep meaning to stop in. I just keep walking by because I am unsure what they are selling.
Node.js Cluster Scale Websocket
"the floating world that rested on the back of a fish"

I thought it was turtles all the way down. Is the fish on the back of the topmost turtle?
> Couldn't we promote this 'aggressive' ideology as genderless?

In an ideal world that might work, but it seems like everywhere that makes gender inclusivity a priority always ends up losing its masculine traits. I just don't see why there can't be some boys-only organizations and girls-only organizations anymore.
That Icelandic diet sounds pretty similar to how I eat today. What's unhealthy about it?
Unethical != Illegal. Plenty of legal actions are unethical.
Excellent write-up of what does and does not constitute "extraordinary circumstances" for the purposes of passenger compensation for delays and cancellations. The post even refers to specific legal precedents in each situation, and contains advice on how to approach the airline about getting your money.
Isn’t compromising your development machine way worse than a random server?
Is your listening history from last.fm taken into account when signed into it via Spotify?
I have food pretty much automated using a combination of an electric stacking steamer and automatic chopping/grating machines. It's pretty amazing how much simple, precomputer, technology can do for you if you are disciplined and creative.
It would also possibly be something we could not communicate with.

EO Wilson, the father of behavioral biology, once said that if a lion could speak we wouldn't understand it.

I disagree, on the basis that its mind runs on an infrastructure closely related to our own, and structure and function are intimately interrelated.

But he'd be damned right in saying it about AI.
https://www.dropbox.com/plans You might want to check "billed monthly" at the bottom.
You seem to be responding to a claim that Rust invented modules, but I think nobody said that.

Nothing in Rust is original from PL theory perspective. It's deliberately not a research language, but a practical one. Rust set the bar here merely by showing up and delivering a decent implementation (in a language that you can actually use today).
"Oculus, creating a 'rift' between humans at an affordable price."
My...700,000 for a house will you look at these poor people?

I'm a child of immigrants as well but I won't pretend that my parents did anything more than live up to the expectations bred into them during to their social class. Class Privilege is a good thing, one that we should be so lucky to give our children.
> ...and we've built it in such a way that it works in more browsers than just Firefox on day one.

Sure wish other browser vendors would consider other browsers when releasing their products.
>Obviously, the less hours of required work needed, the better for the average worker.

This isn't obvious at all. Because of increased capital (skills, knowledge, labor-saving and output-multiplying machinery and technologies) an hour of my work is worth, in real terms, more in a contemporary society than were I to be raised in a h/g society. The net marginal benefit of an additional hour of work is a factor of both this, and the value of leisure time.

With the capital, human and otherwise, at most of our disposal, anyone here could subsist on a native polynesian standard of living with considerably less work than a native polynesian.
Man, this is awesome. Now that Firefox has become so vastly better than Chrome (who would have expected that a year ago?) you should port it to Firefox too.
The questionnaires and pairing algorithms used by OkCupid or Match just narrow down the pool of people to something manageable. But at the end of the day you're still filtering people in your pool based on looks more often than not. At least this has been my experience with both several years ago.
Well, like I said, I just read the one book by a famous proponent, but the focus was much more on dissociating yourself from your emotions.
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Indeed. I came from a neighborhood of dirt and chicken coops. Now I am a post-doc conducting state of the art research in cognitive neuroscience. While the money hasn't come, I suppose I have my own sort of story of upward mobility.
Australian military contractor hacked with password 'admin'
Depends on how many people you are recording. Also it's generally twice as ecpensive
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Insurance company made us all install anti virus software
That is going to happen, regardless. Even if we figure out all sorts of things, entropy is still the final boss of the universe.

I'd imagine that an intelligent life form surviving until the very end of the universe would be suffering a long and lonely death. As the heat death of the universe happens, over billions of years, there would be very little of anything left but isolation - for a very, very long time.

I'd hate to be the last one standing without enough usable energy left to even extinguish your own life force. I don't find that appealing, not even a little.
Ask HN: How to introduce someone to programming concepts during 12-hour drive?
I won't go into details to keep this brief, but I'm going to spend a week with this client of mine's kit, and I'm supposed to teach him enough about programming for him to figure out if it's something he might be interested in pursuing.

He's about 20, and still struggling to finish high school, but he's smart (although perhaps a little weird).

I thought about introducing him to touch typing just to get a useful skill out of this regardless of the outcome. Then, I thought that during this week I'd teach him HTML and enough CSS to see what's used for. I'm thinking that if he gets excited about typing code and seeing things happening he'll want to study more and learn more advanced stuff in the future and perhaps even make it his profession (this is what my client hopes will happen).

Now, part of this trip is a 12-hour drive. I thought I could use this time to introduce him to simple programming concepts. For instance, if asked to list all steps involved in starting a car, most people would say:

- turn key
- start car

That could turn into an infinite loop, though. A better way would be:

- turn key
- start car
- if it starts, exit
- if it doesn't start, repeat 3 more times
- if it still won't start, call a mechanic

Stuff like this—that anyone can understand, that can be explained without looking at a computer, but that it's still useful.

Any idea what I could talk about? Examples, anecdotes, anything.
Reminds me of this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0217krj
To be clear, I didn't meant to call the GP's statements propaganda. I meant to call the barrage of anti-Trump media propaganda, because that's typically what one calls anything that's almost exclusively one-sided.

It seemed to me that GP's statements were rooted in such media reports, which doesn't mean the GP's statements are propaganda, but could mean they aren't entirely true.

I should have been more specific there.

I don't know what the actual situation is on the ground, and I'm not claiming I know what it is either. I'm simply questioning the prevailing narrative: specifically, that the US federal government did less than it could have, leaving the Puerto Rican government stranded for resources in an unbelievably difficult time. Fpr example, FEMA reports indicate a LOT was being done [0, 1] WHILE reports spun it another way [2]. Is [2] flat-out wrong? Not necessarily, but it's clearly trying to get people to think in a certain way.

Granted, the source of my video source is not clear. But the metro.pr article I cited merely states the announcement of an investigation into Puerto Rican distribution of crisis resources...it makes no other notable claims. The company behind this publication is a multi-national media firm that publishes newspapers in 19 countries. While it may not be recognized here in the States, it's not some rinky-dink blog someone threw up for clickz.

[0]
https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2017/09/23/federal-governm...

[1]
https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2017/09/24/federal-respons...

[2]
https://www.facebook.com/NowThisPolitics/videos/171974551805...
Does anyone who podcasts with multiple people in the room, or interviews or whatever, have experience or pointers for setting up digitally phased array of microphones? There are commercial systems that do this [0] but I haven't seen much example code online. I'm assuming with ~5 very cheap microphones [1] you could get a crisp sound and filter out localized noise in post processing.

[0] - http://www.clearone.com/products_beamforming_mic_array

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjVmMvmQFOM
It's not the same thing, but it triggered something. A programming language related is Koka (see: An overview of Koka: https://koka-lang.github.io/koka/doc/kokaspec.html#sec-an-ov...).

It's basically a functional programming language where functions can be applied to a type. The type is then passed as the first parameter. So instead of `afunction(param1, param2)` you would do `param1.afunction(param2)`.

Example: (https://koka-lang.github.io/koka/doc/kokaspec.html#sec-struc...)

struct person(age: int, name: string)

fun birthday(p: Person) {
return p(age = p.age+1)
}

val me = Person(27, "Albert") // { age: 27, name: "Albert" }

val meWithBirthday = me.birthday() // { age: 28, name: "Albert" }
yes it is, as long as you can represent it in SQL.

for instance, for a query like:

select day_of_year, year, count(*) from orders where year >= 2016 group by day_of_year, year

you can create a line visualization that will display the different years as different lines in about 2 or 3 clicks.

AFAIK, there is no book for Metabase. But the documentation and the project is really straightforward.
Microsoft Docs Website Search Down
https://docs.microsoft.com/api/search is returning a 503
Colluded people like to fight in public.
I ended up throwing our AWS credentials right into the dynamic inventory script itself. It sounds janky but I mean... it worked.

You _should_ be able to pass in a vault password as well, as part of any job? Are you doing something with vault in your inventory?
Money isn't the only form privilege takes. What about the privilege of genetics? And your folks sound pretty badass, so what about the privilege of a sound upbringing?
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Building policy by just auditing is a bad idea - you'll end up with overly general roles. Policy building is best left to the author of the applications so that they can test against it and lock it down.
1. In university, my cable provider had frequent slowdowns during busy periods to the point of the connection being unusable. I wrote a monitor script that would try to ping google every few minutes during busy periods and log the output if there was any loss. After a month of doing this and presenting the logs to the provider, they fixed it and I was asked to apply for a job.

2. I automated swiping right on Tinder on a single virtual Android device. I was working on a version that would spin up a number of virtual devices, connect to them and then swipe right en-masse (yeah, because finding an API is much less work).
Very interesting and smart system. Could you possibly share this code on GitHub?
They'll be filled in with torrents, and books ala the 1980s and 1990s HPACV (hacking, phreaking, anarchy, cracking, and virii) scene for sure, not to mention Physibles models in other places as well. And likely decentralized services that are based on cryptotokens will be harder to regulate.
some kind of twisted funerary marching tune, something befitting our imminent obsolescence that strikes fear into the heart...
What makes you think debian is missing ASLR?
And even then, most road degradation is due to heavy trucks. Cars contribute very little.

http://facweb.knowlton.ohio-state.edu/pviton/courses2/crp776...

Skip to page 4, where it covers ESAL. A standard trailer is expected to do around 800-1000 times the damage of a standard passenger car. The conclusion:

"When discussing road wear cars don't matter: road damage is effectively caused by trucks."
Does it matter that it is in Bombay? I thought the prod/student body would be diverse due to to how the intake works.

Nothing against Marathi, I feel like Telugu, Tamil etc would also have equal chances of happening there.
No, you don't put servers in office space. The infrastructure requirements are drastically different.
If you're always using `become_user: root` in your playbooks, maybe think about writing them differently! I have experience with Tower, and have never configured users to have any level of access beyond very, very basic SSH access.
yes, the tracker is optional. the built in torrent client supports BEP 5.

http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0005.html
So the Shawshank Redemption method, eh?
If it's so clearly a constitutional duty then you shouldn't have a hard time proving it. Just making a statement doesn't answer the question.
The author talks about what it is like to be a cancer doctor. I don't think I could take it, and have a lot of admiration for, and gratitude to, those who can.

As for being a conversation-stopper, people are generally making light chat, and they don't want to get into something so heavy. Maybe after you get to know someone better.
>deification of risk

This is the crux of the problem, and the sooner we can get away from this, the better off we will be.

Risk is fine. Take it if it makes sense for you. But don't glorify it and don't worship it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiidk%27yaas

> Kiidk'yaas (meaning "ancient tree" in the Haida language[1]), also known as the Golden Spruce, was a Sitka Spruce tree (Picea sitchensis 'Aurea') that grew on the banks of the Yakoun River on the Haida Gwaii archipelago, in British Columbia Canada. It had a rare genetic mutation that caused its needles to be golden in colour (rather than the usual green). Kiidk'yaas was considered sacred by the Haida people

> Kiidk'yaas was felled in January 1997 by Grant Hadwin as an act of protest against the logging industry.
I recently picked up an Acer Predator X34 34" ultrawide 21:9 1440p monitor. And I have to say playing games on it is a lot more enjoyable to me than playing VR games on the Rift with Touch. Even playing simple 2D games like Stardew Valley is a great pleasure on this monitor. And modern AAA titles are a sight to behold.

VR technology is incredibly impressive, but a lot of problems that VR fans insist are easily solvable keep resisting nearly all efforts at overcoming them. Locomotion continues to be a huge problem that severely limits VR games. The third-person style of Lucky's Tale didn't catch on as it made too many folks feel just a little bit too wonky, if not completely motion sick. This means that on some level games like The Witcher 3 just can't be done in VR, and that's a tremendous hit to the medium.

I do think there's a future in VR gaming, but the current Vive and Rift will never be the vehicle of delivery. The price needs to go down and the convenience factor needs to go way up. I do think Oculus is going in the right direction with untethered headsets.
Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11896524

Mentioned in: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15451442

Made by: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=tylerjaywood
Though I'm unsure about competitors, there's a startup named ThinkNum which focuses entirely on scraping public APIs to provide investors with more data on tech companies.
Why the author would choose to not use REAPER in a budget recording scenario is beyond me.
Lil Jon said he started out recording songs surrounded by upright mattresses.
Hardest reality with online dating is realizing the competition (at least for a 30 year old like myself).

When I was in high school, I'm only competing with like 2 or 3 guys for 1 girl. In college, that increases to probably like 5-10. With online dating? Feels like 50-100.
That's what the scraper scripts are for. For each site that does this, I have a bit of code which visits the article URL and pulls out the full content.
Cool idea. I will probably highlight way too many unimportant-but-seemed-neat-at-the-time facts from Wikipedia, but I'm going to try it out.
Coolest thing I've seen in a while :)
Thats awesome! I have a related system for pausing music, but never thought of using an ultrasonic sensor. I might need to add that in!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14151439
A group of people I played golf with every Saturday needed to manage who was playing / who wasn’t, and announce if any spots in our tee times had opened up. Originally somebody did this manually, but he got busy. So I made a website that lets people say whether they’re playing or not, maintains the wait list, and lets one guy say what are the tee-times he got.
>Tens of thousands of paying customers need support.

This part really was highlighted to me when I contacted support over a bug. They linked me to an introduction to Dropbox which was kind of offensive since I've been a user for 8 years and they completely ignored the bug report it seems :-(

I guess it hadn't registered in my brain that a company with as many users as they do has customer service not unlike a larger Acme Co. tech support desk.
My point is, those particular benefits only exist in a narrow circumstance where the browser is half-caching.
I assume the drug here is Venlafaxine/Effexor or another SNRI. I've had similar effects when withdrawing from SNRIs.
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Weekend project for nagging questions (fix link in comments)
Absolutely..

And no mention of headphones or speakers for yourself either..
Which then ties into the A/D converters which were earlier dismissed as superfluous..

My bet is that even if the mic is not quite as good, something like the focusrite scarlett solo studio pack (~199 - comparable to the 'pro' mic cited) will net overall better results since you get a full loop of prosumer/pro grade audio rather than just the input side covered.. not to dismiss the high importance of a good source track..

don't know this kit though; check sound on sound and soforth if someone is serious. I do have focusrite USB IF and it sounds great.
You misunderstand. They're already scheduled largely. This is about writing down in the books in January that I'm going to spend in March. GNUCash's summary view has a column 'future minimum' for each account that uses this data; looking at it informs you when you might go negative without corrective action. Or conversely, tells you how much money you can safely shift out of checking.
Want to also add something about the tax situation with renting vs buying as a business. If a company is focused on owning and profiting from real estate, they can become a "Real Estate Investment Trust" (REIT), which get special tax treatment.
I dispute the claim that, on net, they would be "giving up" tax revenue. Or at least, the particulars matter.

Above some threshold, which can still be very low, they are going to get massive amounts of tax revenue, aside from the fact that wages, jobs, and citizens paying taxes will increase.

You might dispute this, but I don't see any numbers or qualifiers with anyone saying "tax breaks", in and of themselves are always on balance, whatever the specific details, worse than not having the companies be there.

There are lots of debates on the correct form of taxes anyways. Corporate taxes of non-trivial rates seem pointless to me, or.. detrimental actually. Property tax abatements? No different from a landlord giving rent deferrals to a whale tenant. It can be a very practical choice

Politicians' incentives not being aligned with long term goals of a city? Yes.. that is a problem. But still. The right choice could very well be massive tax breaks, even among those of differing political philosophies.
If you want to build stuff like this in future, check Page.REST a simple API I built. You can pass a query string `contains=TEXT` to check the existence of a word or a phrase.

Here's a Postman collection of all possible options with the API https://app.getpostman.com/run-collection/620bbe44b6ecc6c2e3...
We need people to take risks with their personal wealth. When the risk pays off, there is generally a benefit for the rest of society. When the venture fails, the rest of society is generally unaffected. When no-one takes risks, progress stagnates.
What automatic chopping/grating machines do you have?
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Dude, screw you.

Seriously.

The biggest screw up we all make about mental health is the assumption that the thing that works for one person is the thing that works for another. I would have hoped that someone who has been through treatment would understand that, but here you are spouting the "get your life in order and it'll all be dandy, it worked for me!" crap that's so unhelpful in the first place to people with mental illness.

Everyone is different with this stuff. Everyone needs different treatment. You are not a mental health professional. Do not say shit like this and not expect to be called on it.
I got into programming in 6th grade when I was addicted to the online game Runescape. My parents only allowed me to play 2 hours a day, so i downloaded some bots to farm gold for me.

Within a couple months i got perm banned for macro abuse, and wanted to create a smarter bot. I began making simple edits to scripts to add randomness. I kept getting banned.

By highschool i was putting more effort into coding bots than playing the game. I even started teaching myself how to do some client side modifications via ASM java bytecode injection.

I never made a really great bot, but it was a ton of fun. Over a decade later I am a software dev happy as could be.