skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep, but being in compliance with the regulations is defined as being in compliance with the cycle (I agree it's dumb).
This makes it sound impossible for some people to get enough vitamin D from sun and food without supplements. If you're fair skinned and living in northern climates, you'll be deficient even with a healthy diet given that you can't be out in the sun that long without burning. Is the human body that defective?
Can't they figure out a way to do that in pure c++ yet? In other words why does C++ lack reflection, and only seems to have a half baked RTTI? Perhaps the QT guys and other c++ application programmers didn't lobby C++ standards committee strongly enough for that?
Or, people who don't have a lot of money but really, really need to get there in a hurry can use them too. See: late for job interview, in labour, late for flight, etc.

Also if you're driving a vehicle you own you're already not among the poorest folks out there.
Most Americans are gender fundamentalists
I would quibble with this, because in general things like share price have little impact from security breaches unless it’s something like medical R&D.

But instead of taking that argument I’m going to say this: I have been heavily involved in bug bounty programs during my career thus far and I’ve sold data to hedge funds for companies like Uber (not using security vulnerabilities, however). In fact, I have specifically used unique, originally sourced and curated UberEats data to forecast GrubHub’s revenue and market share over time. I’ve even managed bug bounties for several companies and participated in them. I’ve had people threaten me with taking a vulnerability public in the hopes of receiving a payout, etc, etc.

I’m harping on all of this because vulnerabilities and data are very different products, and have very different markets. A vulnerability is salable to a black market under specific conditions; the people interested in acquiring unique data are, to a first approximation, none of the people interested in buying a vulnerability. One of these markets is interested in illegally generated, extremely high profit on an ongoing basis which they can mostly control end to end. The other market is very risk-averse, and is interested in profitable analysis of the data.

You could certainly find some counter-party willing to buy this kind of data eventually, but it would not be a traditional blackhat organization, and it would not be a routine regularity as it is with vulnerability exchanges. Further, bug bounty programs still would not calibrate their prices based on this, because it would be rarer than vulnerabilty sales.
Here's a recent paper about the unikernel approach

http://cnp.neclab.eu/projects/lightvm/lightvm.pdf
I would imagine that at least a portion of his life must have involved sitting in his office and meeting a long line of people waiting outside sequentially, each coming in to ask him for a favor, pitch an investment, or similar -- the image in my head being something like the opening scene of the Godfather.

I'd imagine doing that one could have substantive somewhat personal meetings with 25-50 people or more on an average working day. Not to mention larger gatherings, speaking to groups, a day spent in the halls of a legislature, or similar.
I would be interested in your packaging and auto updating solution.
Create a recurring task for yourself, a very easy one to be done, something mechanic that doesn't require any big thinking, problem solving or making decisions. Design it in a way you could be transitioning from it into actual work for your business. Give it a try. Adjust. Re-do.
I would like to see some less idealistic economists take over on these issues. One interesting option is creating a fake "currency" for fast lanes.

If poor people don't have enough money, then we should give them money instead of fake currency. Giving them fake currency reduces utility.

If we give them money they can buy whatever they want/need the most. If we give them scrip that can only be used on one thing then they have to buy that even if they would value it less than something else.
Sat through the talk at kubecon yesterday - an important goal of theirs is to not compete with the docker. They said it was compatible with docker, containerd, and cri-o. I believe with docker, it sits at the runc level, so to the end user, you're using docker in the standard fashion, but the underlying isolation mechanism is different. They also said it can be chosen per container so different containers on the same host can use different isolation mechanisms
>How about axioms of logic as legal moves, and asking it to go from a set of axioms to open mathematical problems?

>Or chemical procedures and components as moves, and asking it to tackle a disease with a known molecular structure?

>It is not as straightforward as I make it sound, but these are complete information problems.

However they are not adversarial games. Self-play only works for adversarial games. Also each mathematical problem is different and needs to be solved only once, and likewise for molecular structures. Additionally, they only need to be solved once, so there is no "gradient of skill" that we know to climb.
Personally, I'm not sure I could tell in a blind test, though I'd like to think I could.

But, I do know that when I travel abroad (outside the US), the produce seems to taste better. Maybe it really does, or maybe it's just my own biases.

Regardless, we try to buy a substantial portion of our produce at farmers markets, when available (they aren't usually open in the winter months near DC).
Finally, Florida Man gets a break! Normally he has such a hard life:

https://www.reddit.com/r/FloridaMan/
But seriously, what value does the infrastructure administration provide? If my SaaS app is built with JavaScript, why should I waste any time at all managing PostgreSQL WAL replication when I could be adding a new feature that $BigCo will pay me for?

AWS, Azure, and GCP give developers the ability to only worry about their code, and all the hard stuff like database replication, load balancing, security, secrets management, container orchestration and code deployment are handled for them. Linking lego blocks together doesn't make them a coder-hero, it just makes them more productive because the other 80% of the job is done for them, by a cloud provider that already knows how to do it the right way, at planet scale.
New features include:

* Installer iso (GuixSD) (previously only USB image)

* Friendlier and more helpful guix package (informs early about installed size, ambiguities etc.)

* Networked guix-daemon!

----

For info on how guix-daemon --listen (networked daemon) is used, check out https://guix-hpc.bordeaux.inria.fr/blog/2017/11/installing-g...
Last I checked, the original PySide had been more or less abandoned around the time Qt5 came out, and the Qt Company was at work on PySide2. We'll see what comes of it; I haven't heard any big announcements, and it doesn't seem like a priority.
In a sane world the fines which would the bottom line of the company get the attention of the shareholders who challenge the million+-dollar salaries of the executives who oversaw all this and boot them out. I would hope there's stuff in their contracts to prevent these executives from receiving a golden parachute or receiving compensation for unvested options etc in this situation (i.e I think normal firing rules don't apply when you're fired for "gross misconduct" and this sounds pretty much like that to me).

But then that is in a sane world. You're right that most companies would just either eat the losses, or hike up prices to compensate - leaving the executives with another jolly story to tell at the country club.
Many of them (like my uncle a few years ago) don’t last very long, so it isn’t workers comp that you should just look at. It is definitely something that happens.
Add this to you userchrome.css profile file :

#TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse; }

#sidebar-header { visibility: collapse; }
Lt. Phillip Rasmussen and His P-36A
Hey. I was in the same situation a while ago (running a profitable service, making about the same and feeling miserable). What eventually helped was moving from Norway to Spain(Madrid), where I started exercising and for the first time had a proper social life. My body and mind were full of energy all the time. It was like being on opium. Of course, there were some downs now and then. Then in 2014, I meet my wife, we got a child together (now 2y old) and since then my life has been filled with meaning every day.

That is my two cents.
My educated guess (I was a sysadmin in a major north Texas age company) is the hidden nature of the mergers, acquisitions, and interdependency the huge ag firms and bankers have fostered on what used to be family farms, and don't be fooled, true family farms are rarer and rarer these days.

I don't know when it changed so much from my great grandparents days, but when I see farmers with brand new ford raptors and 500k tractors less than a few years old it seems to fly in the face of what my grandparents described as life on a farm.
It isn't possible to move the sidebar to the right? Prior to FF57 there were apparently some addons but none is available at the moment.
Agree completely. Being isolated from people and not making connections can be detrimental. Being in a co-working environment and being able to have small interactions can make a big difference.
There's a huge difference between different vegetables and fruits. But its probably due to selection of variety, not so much how its grown. Mass production limits what can be planted, according to what will survive the automated harvesting equipment and the trip to the store. So, tasteless tomatoes that are hard and picked green etc.
I've had morning anxiety for a while. It meant that when I woke up, I had these terrible depressing thoughts running in my mind, and I couldn't get out of that circle of thought. I couldn't get out of bed, and could stay in that mood for hours. I knew that once I got out of bed that it would be over, but I just couldn't do that and wanted to stay there forever. I got out of bed for work, but in the weekends I could waste half a day like that. Turns out that somehow I had stomache or belly tensions (probably caused by overweight). When I figured that out, the problem was solved immediately. Now I wake up, feel that tension, go to the toilet, have some water and let my belly relax for a moment (google for high vs low breathing). I go back to bed and have some sleep. (NB: If this is anxiety, I don't say that this will work for you, but who knows!)

Alternatively, you may be depressed or you sound like that. Find a good therapist to get things clear. Therapies nowadays can be very focused, so it's not about endless talking about vague feelings. If you don't want to say that you have a depression, say that you feel depressed, or that you have decided to go into therapy to find out what is going on. You have the money and the time!

Meditation, dancing, theater sports, book club, fitness, yoga can be therapeutic as well. If you really have a depression, these won't solve that problem, but they make things lighter and life more enjoyable.

Stop working from home. Go to one of those places or bars where people work all day, rent an office for a day, so you meet people. It seems like your lonely maybe? Hire someone or partner up with someone. Having a (business) partner and working from the same place daily will make things more enjoyable.
My electrician father who spent several years working on rooftops in Houston and developed skin cancer on his hand at 51 would beg to differ.
Maybe a better metric would be transistors per cm^2, that way it shouldn't matter where you measure the transistor width. It's all marketing anyway.
> It's LGPL where you only have to release the modifications to the library.

Even then, only if you dynamically link to the library.
Without knowing anything specific, lets check the basics

- Sleep: Do you sleep around 8 hours per night and shake that rhythm up sometimes (go party once a month or whatever to give you some change)?

- Sport: You should definitively do something, like go running half an hour twice a week.

- Diet: Not following anything specific doesn't say much ;-) I mean, when you say that, I would assume you are probably eating more suggar/fat than the WHO recommends and less vegetables. So try to bring the sugar consume to a recommended level and try to find out what a healty diet is about.

- Vacation: When was the last time you left the place you live for at least two weeks without even thinking about work? You should do that at least once a year.

- Partner: Do you life alone? For many people it is helpful to have a relationship with someone, but that really depends, as some people are also alone pretty happy.

Last but not least: Finding a good psychotherapist is also something worth mentioning. Its not like you have to have some mental illness to visit them. They are more like consultants on how solve personal pain points.

PS: My personal advice: Do not read news pages before you work. At least for me it kills my productivity and makes it really hard to concentrate at the task at hand (might not apply to you).
No problem on Air 2012. Upgrade took shorter time than my shower. :D
Supposedly this is why Northern Europeans evolved lactose tolerance. Asians got the D they needed from the sun and leafy veggies.
In a case like this maybe statistics do need to play a larger role.
When a lot of money is on the line you can use a lot of resources.
no, not fixed and joined by MirrorDisplays:

com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.preference.displays.MirrorDisplays): Service only ran for 0 seconds. Pushing respawn out by 10 seconds.
CAA of the Wild: Supporting a New Standard
Show HN: From Age of Empires to AWS Management
> Don't follow a specific diet and don't exercise regularly.

Exercise every day.
To realize these gains, owners of bitcoins are going to have to convert back to fiat.

If BTC wins, we'll be converting our dollars to BTC, not the other way around.

There are many tools the government has to control the use of bitcoin, the simplest being to just outlaw it.

This won't work. BTC will just migrate to countries where it isn't illegal, taking millionaires with them.

Libertarian geeks who haven’t thought things through seem to think that because it will be hard to impossible to completely shut down a distributed system, that means the government can’t control it.

They can't. The point of this post was that they can't, and that we need to think of ways to escalate the situation until people start taking this seriously.

Wake up! Look at Ross Ulbricht! The fact that he conducted his illegal business with bitcoin was used against him. It protected him zero amount.

Because he failed at even the most basic opsec. If he had kept most of his coins in cold storage that he never touched, he would still have a fortune, even in prison.
The good news is, you already know the right things to do, as do we all: diet, exercise, sunlight, meditation, build a good community of friends/family around yourself. In short, take care of your whole being, body, spirit, emotions, social, etc. But the trick is doing it.

Read Superhuman by Habit, and acknowledge and do something about the deep effect community has on you and on your ability to start and maintain habits. This should help build these habits that we all know we should do.

But I also agree with the others on here who said to seek some sort of professional help. If you really want to overcome this, you're going to need someone else's perspective who knows you. Best of luck, I hope you come out of this better than ever!

PS I've been doing 5BX exercise program for a couple of months and it's great. It's designed to increase your chance of sticking to it, which is what so many of us need. Once I started doing this very light workout, a lot changed for me. I started thinking of myself as "the kind of person who works out", and that kind of person also eats well, gets up early, goes to bed early, doesn't drink much alcohol, etc.
I don't understand why it's a problem. Coinbase received $13,000 from User A and they pay it to User B. Why will Coinbase go bankrupt or customers be unhappy?
You can still convert all you wealth to gold and carry it around, but it's just more convenient to use something called bank notes. The disadvantage is you have to trust the bank, or coinbase or whatever -- you know, the actual reason bitcoin was invented in the first place.
Don't make these conversion mistakes ever Never ever
Here Is How Many Hours of Sleep World Billionaires Get Every Night
For QWidgets. If you want to use QtQuick, you're basically using javascript and/or C++ (I'm not personally complaining, I'm comfortable enough in C++). EDIT: seems there's rust bindings for QtQuick too.
The code comes from Intel's Clear Containers and hyper. The interesting bit is that the tech is now part of the openstack foundation, under the name Kata Containers. At Kubecon yesterday, they did a demo, showing a fork bomb taking out a container, but not the host. It actually seems nearly ready to use.
"The best way to get vitamins is to eat better." -Every physician ever.
Ask HN: Do you use M4 in production?
I've been trying out M4 a bit lately for code generation. I find it concise and expressive, but also challenging when the macros become a little more complex. Do you use it in production, and for what purposes?
I rescued a LaserJet 4L in the late 90s that was being thrown out for constantly grabbing multiple sheets and jamming. Gave it to my parents - with a thorough cleaning, it didn't grab or jam any more and gave them 10+ years of good service (might still be going even now, I dunno.)
That line was a lot lower than I imagined! Surprised that Denver is “too far north”.
Less than seven solid hours of sleep? Isn't that a bit on the low side?
Re: therapist, years ago it was estimated that a good, listening friends has about the same effect as a good therapist. So maybe cheaper (if you can find one at all).
Then go off yourself. What is the point of whining or convincing someone else of it? 80% of academic philosophy is a pointless circle jerk.
An interesting programming feature that almost no language has
Man gets gruesome fungal lesion after snipping pimple with dirty wood tools
If you prefer to listen, he was also on Sam Harris's podcast:
https://soundcloud.com/samharrisorg/107-is-life-actually-wor...
> Now that Go and Chess are efficiently solved for AI...what's next?

Cleaning toilets? I would love to see AI doing degrading but useful work. Sadly, all we get is computers playing board games.

EDIT: YC is doing UBI experiments now. How about funding startups building menial labor robots, then passing the savings on to the humans who used to do the work?
> you need to go online to their site to pay within an hour of leaving the toll road/bridge

Pay within an hour? I think you're exaggerating.

Merseyflow and Dartmouth are both midnight at the end of the day after you have crossed. So that's guaranteed at least 24 hours.
That's quite true. Any serious FreeBSD will readily acknowledge such(eg https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/jails.html), but the project does try to default to sensible security defaults for it's containers eg no raw sockets.

While not applicable to FreeBSD alone, this polemic thread:

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=119318909016582

is a pretty accurate description of container level security and not much has changed. Stuff built on a foundation is always subject to the foundation's qualities.
A food change can be an immediate, large improvement. Cut out the sugar entirely. That includes the lattes.
Quantum Computing Explained
"SMTP error from remote server for RCPT TO command, host: inbound.mail.dmz.pitc.gov (214.3.57.18) reason: 550 #5.1.0 Address rejected." from Germany
Another Math grad here. Currently working in video game analytics. Lots of options for us it seems :)
I created a MailChimp list [0]. Everybody wanting to know if/when I open source this please subscribe there.

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Oldest Supermassive Black Hole Found from Universe's Infancy
IMO it is not, but it really depends on what you are a beginner in.

If you are comfortable with C++ and both traditional and event driven flows, Qt is worth a look -- you may love it or hate it, but you will have something to compare it to and know enough to form your own opinion. Otherwise, pick at least 3 different languages/toolkits and implement a simple application in each to be aware of different ways of doing the same thing. Repeat for a different simple application.

This vaccinates you against taking a model of your first toolkit and using it as the only way to solve every problem.

That said, Qt is a solid cross platform toolkit that you can use it to write robust applications. However, it severely locks down your choices. If you use it, force yourself to at least be aware of other options. My 2c.
A tale of two bubbles, the dot-coms and Bitcoin
Front End Developer Conference – detailed talks on the main 3 JavaScript frameworks
Sure, but there's 1) a performance hit because things that can be done at compile-time currently, have to be done at runtime, and 2) syntactically verbose/cumbersome. They've decided that these things are not worth it to most people.

Besides, it still is C++: you can totally compile everything without the moc (although its probably not very useful to do so), since the extra keywords are just #defines.

I've personally never had any issues with the moc (but I did only ever use QtCreator/qmake, so...)
You're absolutely right. Were hoping to expand the landing page soon with a pricing section.

for now:

3 Pages - Free
10 Pages - $25/m
25 Pages - $50/m
Unlimited Pages - $100/m
Don't forget that red (more rural) states also receive political welfare in the form of the electoral college, so their misguided views carry more weight.
There will always be black market crypto exchanges. Bitcoin will drive the underground economy for sure. It may also act as a global hedge for people in unstable countries.
It is comprised by many parts that, already, have seen development as:

Kata Agent: https://github.com/kata-containers/agent

Kata Shim: https://github.com/kata-containers/shim

Kata Proxy: https://github.com/kata-containers/proxy

KSM Throttler: https://github.com/kata-containers/ksm-throttler

And some forks to provide for their necessities, I suppose, as:

Linux Kernel: https://github.com/kata-containers/linux

QEMU: https://github.com/kata-containers/qemu
There are towns that have given up maintaining parts of their road networks and are intentionally turning some hard-to-maintain paved roads into gravel roads - "depaving".

https://www.wired.com/2016/07/cash-strapped-towns-un-paving-...

Even my home state (Texas), which isn't in an obvious economic crisis (though its budget situation is arguably a self-made crisis by our crazy legislature), has been doing it for a few years now:

https://www.texastribune.org/2013/08/19/conversion-of-roads-...

But Michigan is the example I remember hearing about the most: http://www.ttnews.com/articles/lacking-proper-funding-mainte...
Relevant XKCD:

https://xkcd.com/1002/
Clearly, to me, you need to find the purpose of your life here on Earth. There are people that may help you, although you have to choose carefully. Not psychiatrists or anything like that. Look for indigo people that have a "highway" connection to the Universe, that came to show the way to others. Read and practice about meditation and spirituality.
Regulation is designed to save capitalism, but lack of regulation and a fair chance at success will destroy it. I'm afraid many people are so disheartened by capitalism in the US that they are willing to abandon it without thinking about a replacement.
Even in that case the price/market cap is getting absurd. The nominal market cap of Bitcoin is like 1/10th the US money supply (M1) and 1/20th the total gold supply. And people on these threads are still saying they think it has another 100x or more in it!
How do you follow trends in your favorite programming language on GitHub?