skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's interesting how the author reads the male behavior as indicating authority/confidence/etc. I usually just read it as poor social skills and general lack of awareness.
When I tried to make a new user after unlocking as "root" it ended up making a group instead. (High Sierra 10.13.1)
Prioritize your DevOps strategies to become a digital attacker
This reminds me of Natural Selection 1... that game was the best!
Brendan Gregg's presentation at re:Invent today reflected this advice. Netflix saw good and bad perf so switched back to madvise.
I live in a suburban neighborhood. We're near a number of stores and restaurants without crossing any streets, and the number multiplies if you allow a crossing or two. An actual grocery store is about half an hour's walk, but it's closer than the freeway, and you'd pass three or four convenience stores and about a dozen restaurants within the same distance.

Getting to Mega-lo-mart would be a 45 minute walk, and involves going under the toll road overpass and crossing about 4 streets (so, a little farther than I'll want my kid going anytime soon).
What is IOTA?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3edaYjvIMUs

Homepage:

https://iota.org/

White paper:

https://iota.org/IOTA_Whitepaper.pdf
I guess they were more focused in introducing bugs and less performant filesystem than security in High Sierra.
F5/LineRate did it but it got NACKed in a fairly underhanded and unfortunate way on the mailing lists :/ https://github.com/Seb-LineRate/freebsd/commits/seb/stable-1...
I don't care -- And seriously, do other people care in this community?

People make up new terms and adhere new meanings to old terms all the time. For simplicity.

And it is obvious that crypto(currencies) != cryptography.

Finally, for a neophyte, that doesn't really know what cryptography is, both cryptocurrency and crypto will sound about the same.
I’ve been building a SaaS product for the last year or so while working a day job and raising a family, and am only now close to the point of having something I consider beta-able (https://www.contabulo.com).

I think I made the mistake of getting too fancy with the architecture (but designing architecture was too much fun to resist), so I’ve ended up with something that’s a collection of Clojure services on the backend, running on several linodes along with rabbitmq, elasticsearch, etc. Well, at least it should scale decently, if the need arises :fingers crossed:

So this project has probably taken way too long to get to a MVP. But hey, the day job won’t let me do cool stuff like use FP languages, design architecture, do front end work, etc., so I need some sort of creative outlet :)

Now if I can only find some folks willing to test this thing. So far I’ve only gotten a small handful of email sign ups via my landing page. Maybe it’s time to spend some money on AdWords, etc.
Well, maybe the OP means a car accident that wasn't a small fender bender with damage to 1 car or no damage to either. Or they are young or live in a city with not many cars.
> Stylo was the culmination of a near-decade of R&D, a multiple-moonshot effort to build a better browser by building a better language.

This is the most impressive, and useful aspect of all the recent work in Firefox. Rust is an amazing language. It really brings something new to the table with its borrow checker.

The fact that rust was created as part of a greater effort to work on a web browser is amazing.
Sure will!
Which of These Habits Are Keeping You from Being a Great Communicator?
right but typically the company has to be close to a monopoly for the federal gov't to scrutinize their actions. and the bureaucratic/legal bar for monopoly has been contorted quite far from the common sense one, especially in the case of ISPs.
Forgive my ignorance, but does having X amount of virtual memory allocated necessarily correspond to physical memory (and storage for that matter?)
Comparing FAANG to blockchain apps
That can sometimes happen if the CPU gets too far behind. There is a bunch of missing SIMD code at the moment - I'd expect it to be at least 4 times faster by the time it ships.
> Kindergarten redshirting

Shifting age eligibility probably had a bigger effect than redshirting.
Did you put effort into raising them to behave differently?
How to be a Stoic changes the historical context of Stoicism to suit Pigliucci's personal views. I do not recommend that book, since his good bits are borrowed from The Inner Citadel. The author lost my respect when he supported the revisionism of the BBC. https://medium.com/opacity/comment-on-klueless-massimo-s-com...

This short essay by GILBERT MURRAY is the best introduction to Stoicism: http://ia600304.us.archive.org/13/items/thestoicphilosop00mu...

After that, you can dive into:

- EPICTETUS, Discourses, Fragments, Handbook (Oxford World's Classics. It features both Enchiridion and fragments)

- MARCUS AURELIUS, Meditations (Oxford World's Classics)

- Any collection of letters and essays written by SENECA

- PIERRE HADOT, The Inner Citadel (Harvard Press, Translated by Michael Chase)

Don't rush through the material, think deeply about every page you read. Don't forget to understand the life and history of each author. Context is extremely important. Don't let modern sensibilities fill the gaps. If you're looking for a solid introduction to traditional logic, I recommend you Socratic Logic, by Peter Kreeft. Lastly, the only way to truly understand Stoicism is to learn about Socrates and Plato as well.
There's no business driver for the "next codec" though.

H.264 was driven by 1080p. H.265 was driven by 4K.

What's the killer use case for AV1 or H.266 ?
“If your mouth is open, you're not learning.” -Buddha
Speaking of which: does anyone know if some new optimization land in the beta versions a couple of days ago? Or if some bug that caused delays on Linux got fixed?

I updated my developer version yesterday and it was as if Firefox - already ludicrously fast compared to before - turned on the turbo booster.

Obviously, I'm not complaining ;)
YC is a competitive accelerator that gives you a small seed investment in exchange for a few things, but mostly for the expert advice. On this topic, the advice to companies is to be generous with equity. What else should be done?
>Work demands are higher than ever

I suspect you meant this within the context of your own life, but historically that's almost certainly untrue. 50 years ago you likely would've had a job doing much more grueling work in less comfortable conditions. Conversely, your ex-wife would not have had an income producing job at all and after the age of 4-5 would've sent the kid outside for significant portions of the day.
The restaurant in question is in the Marzhan district of Berlin[0].

[0] https://www.morgenpost.de/berlin/polizeibericht/article21267... (Article in German)
I want to do this, but my one hangup is the lack of a decent camera. I know that I probably don’t need to document my kid’s life as much as I do, but I do like being able to share moments with my own parents, who live a ways away. How did you handle this aspect of the change? Do you carry a dslr or point and shoot, or do you just go without (or have flip phone cameras improved a ton since my last one)?
First off, for anyone who hasn’t read it: yet that title is, expectedly, disingenuous: it is not asking to ban companies from holding customer data but offers basic advice.

In my experience, people who can implement the solutions that they are describing i.e. who would enjoy reading that “Have I Been Pwned (…) offers an API” know about these, are not those deciding whether to work on implementing it. Managers who allocate budgets are. Having a clear list of things to do is great but managers tend to see those are part of the long list of things to do, long list that they do not have the budget to handle.

What could be more helpful is an estimate of how likely not doing it is going to be a problem and how much that would cost the company. Anyone willing to associate a benefit to each step?
Are you angry and negative about the negativity of the opinions expressed on the internet?
That makes sense. If you want to go beyond self reporting, you have to use very long term measures like employment, incidence of suicide, etc. And of course it's very hard to guarantee that an individual pursued and sustained a specific type of therapy for a substantial amount of a long term study period.
Don’t listen to one anecdotal opinion and conclude it’s a US problem. My neighbors kids are outside almost everyday after school and I know of others who have sports practice and other daily activities that aren’t spent inside.

The main difference between US and Europe is the way the cities are setup. Much more walkable and urban centric in EU. Populations are much denser. It was a nice change of pace to be able to walk everywhere last year when I was in Italy.
I love making little demos with Three.js. It's amazing what a web browser can do these days.

The prettiest so far is https://fenwick.pizza/rentaduck
I hope you can appreciate the irony of ranting about angry people :)
it seems like that's reasonable. It shouldn't be up to the federal government to regulate regional monopolies, it should be up to the state governments.
With user switching enabled as a username + password combo, I was able to login to the root account from the login screen with no password on 10.13.1. It's not just a UI bug, it's a full on authentication bypass.
>My point being that Brown can be both need blind and not have a lot of lower-income kids there.

This is a very hard problem to solve for a university alone. In India, there is affirmative action AKA "reservation" and trust me that system has it's own perils. I still think meritocracy is the way to go while having systems developed by the govt. to help the under privileged kids meet that bar.
OpenFlights is really awesome, we used it to build https://destigogo.com

Any other tips for complete airport datasets?
Welcome to the wonderful world of propaganda. The top voted comments here are praising reddit for cracking down on "upvote rings" when reddit hasn't. Reddit, even their admins, actively work to push liberal propaganda on their platform. Hence why if you go on reddit any time of day, you'll see an anti-trump post.

The hypocrisy of the pro-censorship propagandists is disappointing. But then again, they are only interested in spreading propaganda themselves. They just want everyone to see their own fake news and ban their opponents' fake news.
Long-term stuff goes elsewhere (Trello with the team at work, for example), but my notebook is only day-by-day. So I actually wouldn't mind losing it.

In return, I get something that works closer to the speed of thought than any digital tool — I can write down a thought in less time than it takes to unlock my phone or open a Google Doc. That's important for me because it's too easy for me to not bother writing it down if it breaks my flow.
But then you need to disable of WebAssembly too -- another DRM lobbied standard.
I can't seem to reproduce it locally. 10.13.1… Anyone else having issues?

I've upgraded a through a couple versions of OS X on this machine - maybe that makes a difference?
What's wrong with the Labor Theory of Value? (Never heard of it before, so I don't know)

The way I interpret Buffett's view on gold is that if I have a choice between buying a hunk of yellow metal that just sits there, or buying the same amount of shares of a (high quality) company like KO where people labor day and night trying to make more money for the shareholders, the choice is pretty obviously the latter. Of course, those people may be ineffective in their labors, or worse, stupid decisions by managers might make the company less valuable, but if I have some reasonable confidence in them, gold doesn't sound very attractive. In the case of KO, it has been steadily increasing dividends for something like 50 years, so something must be going right. That seems like pragmatism, to me, not Labor Theory of Value, though.
"Man I have no idea where we keep the key for this thing"
Sorry: Wrong Thread.

Does this study also consider that children remain living at their parents' for longer and longer? For example, it is not bizarrely uncommon in Spain to find people in their late twenties or thirties still living with their parents.
​Samsung Buys Korean AI Startup Fluenty
Natural monopolies are not illegal, anti-competitive ones however...
We already have an enscripten'd decoder, built into a nice analyzer tool that lets you inspect the AV1 bitstream! But you're right, it'll need SIMD to decode at high resolutions in realtime.

[1] https://0x0.st/tQ
It does not (but it is a big problem for 32 bit applications where you quickly run out of addressable memory).
I came in agreeing with all the conclusions of this piece, and after reading it still agree with them, but I find myself less trusting of the EFF than I was before reading it. Is there a short descriptive term for "alienating your allies by obfuscating the details in an attempt to make a stronger case than the evidence actually supports"?

Let me focus on a specific example that bothered me: "It is obviously not a copyright infringement to go into a store in (say) New Delhi and buy a DVD and bring it home to (say) Topeka. The rightsholder made their movie, sold it to the retailer, and you paid the retailer the asking price. This is the opposite of copyright infringement."

A fine example, but why the rhetorical insistence on "obviously"? The author is an expert in this area, and almost certainly knows more about the details of US copyright law than I do. But this means he also knows that the legal situation is not nearly as clear cut as the word "obviously" would suggest.

First, he knows that the US Supreme Court had a recent 6-3 decision regarding this: https://www.wired.com/2013/03/scotus-first-sale-decision/. Yes, it was decided in the direction he and I both favor, but I refuse to accept that the subject of a recent split decision in the Supreme Court can fairly be defined as "obvious".

Secondly, the author also knows that the legality of the importation of copyrighted material depends on who is doing the importing, the number of copies imported, and the purpose of the importing: https://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap6.html. So while the current law does allow an individual to legally bring back a single copy of a work for personal use, it does not currently allow them to bring back an extra copy to give as a gift. Why not? Because this very similar action is still considered to infringe on the copyright holder's exclusive right of distribution.

It would be fine to say that it "should be obvious" to import copyrighted items, or that "one would hope it would be obvious", but it's lying to claim that it is simply "obvious". This strikes me as a clear indication that the author is willing to mislead his readers when he feels it furthers his goals. This makes me distrust his characterization of all the behind the scenes decisions that I can't verify.

What's the thought process behind this? Am I misinterpreting?
as someone who stalls out at the midpoint of a squat coming up very often i can tell you that locking your knees with weight on your back is not holding anything - it's putting your posterior chain under compression. my point was that something like a barbell hold (like this http://www.myfitnessstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/barbell-...) is just as hard as just curling.
Can this be used remotely? Edit: Yes, after turning on Remote Management on my second mac I was able to log into it using Remote Desktop, account root and no pw.
It only works after getting physical access once.
Judge says Uber withheld evidence in Waymo trial
Disclaimer: I work for Netlify.

Minor correction to your 2nd footnote: We put your assets on our CDN - some of which is served by amazon's Cloudfront. We don't use Cloudflare's services to run our CDN :)
> You won’t have CPS called on you for letting your children wander and play in the neighbor. Please don’t spread nonsense.

You're absolutely wrong and I know first hand of a couple of neighbors where exactly this has happened.

Just because you haven't experienced it first hand it doesn't mean you have proof positive that it never occurs.
Owned software vs. servant software
You work at a university. Can you think of even one time that someone has been let go for incompetence? I've never seen it happen, and I've seen incompetence so blatant that it's undeniable.

In business, if two companies merge, the redundant positions are eliminated. In a university, if two schools or departments merge, everyone stays and a bunch of new titles are created.
Capitalism often preys on fear, and it's incredibly easy to scare someone about their children. It's probably some of the easiest clickbait someone could write (i.e., won't somebody please think of the children?!).

As a parent I was kind of surprised by the instinct to protect your children at all costs. I knew it existed, but feeling it is a different beast. It's hard to always be conscious of it, and many people aren't at all.
Related to families changing structure: what about step-parents?
I'm not very familiar with how CPS works and the law there--do you have any right to refuse unless they present some evidence that warrants such invasive next steps?

Seems like a passive-aggressive parental version of Swatting someone.
Relatively sophisticated. No matter how mainstream Reddit becomes, the average user is always going to be more tech savy than the average reader at cnn.com, for example. Therefore, because ad blockers are a problem for traditional publications, they’re certainly a problem for Reddit.
This sounds like exactly the sort of thing which I would love to see as a "Show HN" site but lack the skills or time to do so.

I wish these problems could be solved with welding :)
Wow. As if I needed another reason to never "upgrade" to High Sierra...
I know it is, but there are many people with wealth who are wishful for that sort of future.
Start with things that don't scale. Approach people directly.
The post to which you are replying is not a rant by any reasonable definition of the term and what 'rjzzleep is saying should (probably won't, but should) be taken to heart.
Fellow Linux users, please keep the snark in this thread to a minimum. Here's just one recent example why, there are more: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/05/ubuntu-guest-sessions-log...
Press Release: DMarket Partners with Playkey
Wrong thread!
In what world are angry people necessary bad? Or negative people?

And no, positively minded people are not necessary good people. That is absurd claim.

"People that are happy about the way something is, are less likely to complain about it."

I did not made that claim nor wanted to. Which is why II contrasted it with other topics, so that it is clearer that parenting is treated differently.

Lastly, your comment seems to be the only negative reaction. As of now, there is not even comment disagreeing with me (which would be different then negative of course).
Liberals in the USA were defined by their willingness to push their values, beliefs onto others. That was the New Deal. The War Machine got their profiteering and Labor got their middle class. Uniting left and right, over the objections of the isolationist (minor caucus within the Republican coalition).

That Cold War ear consensus was mooted by the fall of the USSR. A new consensus has not emerged (been forged). Nowadays, we of the left are more aware of blowback, and so are more hesitate to support Gun Boat Diplomacy.
Seems like an easy fix might be to simply kill the engine if the key fob goes out of range. I can see this problematic if erroneously triggered on a highway or something, but it would limit the range the thieves could take the car to the range of their radio, and require radio proximity to the key for the duration of their travel.

Maybe this is already a thing?
Is social media the goto for reporting security vulnerabilities in 2017?

If I remember correctly, one is supposed to make it public once patched or in event of no response, no?

Edit:
What is "Responsible Disclosure"[0]?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsible_disclosure
Your comment does look indeed angry and negative :)
Yet no one wants to use it because of the content fees.

Lots of Alliance companies also helped develop and have patents on H.265, it shouldn't be an obstacle to shipping AV1.
You won't get what you pay for if it's not being sold.
I've just logged into our Slack.

Seems we only share links to interesting GitHub repo's, issues on stuff we use and interesting blog posts about code/software architecture and devops related stuff.

Zero sexist messages.

But here's the thing: All male team. All white aswell. Are we an exception?
If comets supposedly brought us water why not life? I just read an article yesterday about an asteroid from another solar system[1].

Maybe there was a Prometheus-esque comet with some single celled life in it.

[1]http://time.com/5033026/mysterious-object-confirmed-another-...
Maybe we could try to avoid drawing conclusions from anecdotal evidence on such a small sample size, eh?
It's like how you kinda need to know js to do anything with coffeescript. The fastest way to learn Elixir is to learn Erlang first.

You will be dealing with Erlang data structures (sans syntax sugar), the Erlang stdlib (Elixir doesn't wrap everything) and Erlang libraries to accomplish anything substantial. Sooner or later you'll have to grok Erlang.
Do you reckon 1 crypto exchange platform will form a monopoly, i.e. the blockchain Facebook, or will there continue to be numerous?
Has no one been running password crackers against OSX this whole time?
It's extremely unusual to see unescorted children where I live, below early teens or so. It wouldn't surprise me in the least to hear about someone calling the police after seeing a child outside on their own; that's just the current culture.

I live in a small gated community, in among other ungated neighborhoods. I see kids playing around my neighborhood, but never leaving it on their own. I hear grumbling from some of my neighbors even about that.
They don't specify the age of the children, but one reason might be that more young adults are finding it difficult to be employed thus spending more time with their family.
I wonder if immigration hardliners feel the same way about lack of enforcement at the border.
Securing the Root User on MacOS High Sierra
Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3138826
Is this not a repost? I could of sworn I saw this posted an hour or two ago.

edit: It is! Here's the discussion from the previous post.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15798960
Worked fine for me on 10.13.1.
Sounds like union busting activities from the 1870s well into the 1940s, so business as usual in the neo-gilded age.
You can just type root in the login window to get System administrator access.
The original comment I was responding to specifically said “you can have CPS called on” you. Many people then pointed out the case of the Meitiv family even though nobody called CPS on them. Somebody called the police because they saw children playing in a parking garage unattended. Nobody called the police and said “the Meitiv’s children are playing in the neighborhood unattended.”
How Banks and Regulators Are Applying Machine Learning
I found it very interesting how the change in time spent is so inversely proportional to the starting time spent in all cases. Every country that started low overshot every one that started high, and the lowest ended up highest, while the highest was the only one to decline. Some of that is explained by the bounds on time in the day, but certainly not all. Perhaps some societal backlash (or 'pendulum effect') to the extreme.

Also interesting is that those trend lines appear to strongly suggest it will go considerably farther still.