skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The handle seems to be a Lansa: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60138759/
Wait, isn't it a bit of a stretch saying that John Perry Barlow is against net neutrality by linking to the declaration of independence of cyberspace?

I mean, that seems to advocate against government intervention on the internet, but not specifically net neutrality. Also, I'm pretty sure data caps and stuff like that would be squarely against the principle outlined in the declaration.

Am I just being naive?
Sure. I do, and I'm sure most people in big corps do too.

All modern high level languages have very good cross-platform system libraries and build tools for those languages usually use that language to run. Occasionally you'll run into someone that's still using Makefiles and have to break out msys but other than that it's generally fine.
So 1010data's purpose is to sell analytics tools to kdb+ users? Does kdb+ not come with a simple way to pipe output to a chart? For the price, I'd hope they had something more than a REPL.
because the "main" libs by Google, Facebook et.al. are blocked.
'...the local police were at best benign, but more likely incompetent.'

True, but it didn't matter because the worst thing that could happen to you as a child would to be kidnapped by smugglers, tied up and left in a cave to die.

Thankfully though, it was OK for kids to carry knives back then so you could always escape and run away...
So. much. Using simple examples, low dimensions and physical analogies is really a key to advanced math.
Their office is in St. Petersburg, not Moscow. Googling for a few minutes will give you plenty of evidence that they do.
How did you get access to my repository?
Red pill is originally a Matrix reference...
:) philosophy brothers :)

My teen self would call me a hippy - but you have to follow the logic!
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Amplifi HD seems better in terms of range and signal strength.
Weird, everything was fine when we had a pro-EU government, now we can't even sneeze without making it to the international headlines.
Also possible:

scp 'host:directory/*' .
> First, my impression is that you still have the right to send your children to a private school where this won't be enforced. So it's not a law, it's a policy passed at the national level for the public schools, which are organized from the national level.

> I'm not French though, so someone will have to double check me on the claim that this is actually a national policy for public schools rather than an actual law.

As far as I understand it, they have not yet decided which legal way they will use to enforce that but it will most probably be in the "Code de l'éducation", so applicable to private schools as well.

Private schools have different funding, some liberty in choosing what they teach in addition to the nation-wide requirements, and more freedom in choosing the pupils they accept, but most policies do apply to them. The basic idea in France is that all children are supposed to get the same education, no matter where they are and what their parents want (with some leeway regarding regional culture and language). Children are future citizens rather than just property of their parents.

It's very clear here that the ban is intended to be for all children, not just public school children. Private schools are really anecdotal in France anyway, outside of a few regions (like mine in the rural West where almost 50% children used to go there, though it's been declining).
Does it strike me odd that CEOs and founders complain about fund raising? That's one of the most important parts of their job. And I don't see how having 20 VC pitch meetings lasting 30 minutes on average over the course of three months is exactly "hard" work. I'd expect nothing less, and perhaps even more. Or at least some kind of analytical approach to the process that is both reasoned and strategic as it is diligent. I'd assume after the first few presentations you'd pretty much have it down save for some specific research on the firm. If its a lot of e-mailing and paper/busy work, one can hire an assistant or PT contract staff to help.

This is the kind of work I'd relegate as a skill, but not a pure talent if that makes any sense. Some people are probably more natural than others but the skills required aren't worth staking your life on, and this is very much one of those things where all the value comes from experience and knowing the right people.

If people don't want to fundraise, the solution is simple: don't be a CEO or start a company.
I went to your blog: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/docker-swarm-vs-kubernetes-wh..., with Chrome 63 and Firefox 57, but no adds are shown to me :-/ I'm on Linux. What can I do to see the ads? I haven't installed AdBlock or sth like that.

(If you've been thinking about switching to an open-source alternative without ads or tracking, have a look at EffectiveDiscussions, demo: https://www.kajmagnus.blog/new-embedded-comments. (I'm developing it.) There's hosting too: https://www.effectivediscussions.org/blog-comments. Also in the following topic about Disqus getting acquired, there's a list of alternatives: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15851385. )
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I'm very impressed with this stance by SEC. It's very well informed and it reflects the practical reality and nature of those crypto tokens. They move in to regulate what needs to be regulated (tokens susceptible to scams against naive users), and leave what doesn't need to be regulated alone.
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I don't think it's unfortunate, I think it's a good abstraction. Webpack being a lower-level tool wrapped by Neutrino. Similarly to git's plumbing and porcelain separation.
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> All in all your comment comes off as being jealous someone built something that provides a little income.

I don’t consider the comment as a display of jealousy. It appears (to me) that it originates from a dislike of self-promotion.

Note: I am not taking a position on the matter of self-promotion, but on the conclusion of jealousy.
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Can get into the app ok but tracks will not play. Linux Mint 18.2. Looks great though, will keep an eye on it.
As a former introverted kid, I never liked being forced into situations where I might have to actually talk to some other person, especially of the opposite sex.

But, I can look back and be grateful there were no smartphones to hide behind, otherwise there are some hang-ups I might never have gotten over.
I wrote up [0] and [1] a while ago as an attempt to understand RSA and Diffie-Hellman. While not perfect and certainly far removed from any real-world implementation, I still revisit these to remind myself of the basics.
[0]: https://github.com/ValFadeev/ihaskell-notebooks/blob/master/...
[1]: https://github.com/ValFadeev/ihaskell-notebooks/blob/master/...
If you are getting scammed into a transaction (by providing you fake or consciously misleading information, misleading possibilities of monetary gains, etc.) - is that really a "voluntary" transaction?

I think "voluntary" should mean that both parties know what this transaction would realistically mean for both of them and the actual risks involved. When you are being scammed (by many of the ICOs (not all of them)) - that does not sound like a voluntary transaction to me.
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I haven’t updated mine in ages and it still works...
Well I can't speak for JS, but I use folds with call/cc for this purpose in Scheme.
There's that and the fact that our federal representation being so heavily based on the arbitrary geographic divisions that are states is in practice a giant gerrymander in favor of rural voters. Some rural citizens of low population states (say, in Wyoming) have Senate votes that carry 100 times the weight of the Senate vote of a citizen of a large state like New York, California, or Texas. Their Congressional vote may have nearly triple the weight of that of a city dweller simply because of minimum district sizes in states with more than one district, and their Presidential vote 8x because the 2 extra electoral votes corresponding to the senate seats are diluted among fewer congressional districts.

As long as we have this system, our democracy and the ideal of "one person, one vote" is a joke.
For this to be valuable we need company profiles with (current) answers filled in. Most preferably down to the team / division granularity as workplace quality can vary a lot between them
When google initially entered the Chinese market more than a decade ago, it offered a censored version of google search conformed to the censorship requirements set by the Chinese government. It argued that the most ethical option was to offer some restricted services to Chinese rather than leave hundreds of millions of Chinese Internet users with limited access to information [1]. Basically it argued that Chinese need google (and other American internet companies) to avoid being left behind in the Internet age.

Interestingly, 7 years after its quit from the Chinese market, the Internet sector in China is booming with 4 out of world's top 10 Internet companies being Chinese companies [2]. Now they are setting up this AI centre, surely that is to help Chinese avoid being left behind in the AI age again.

We will see. ;)

[1] https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/01/why-g...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_Internet_compa...
Please understand that we are still in the midst of a 'war for talent' as far as AI is concerned. Since getting them to the US is less likely, Google is just moving to where the talent is.
I feel for you, but I think if you need a 10GBit or 100GBit network at home, your needs are a little extreme.

My home network still runs on 100MBit, because of a stubborn old switch that refuses to die. By now, my curiosity to see how long this thing will last (it is about 13.5 years old) outweighs my impatience when pushing large files around. ;-)
Not necessarily. If I were hiring and you expressed something like that to me, I might say you're not a culture fit (with me), and it doesn't have anything to do with your age, gender, sexual orientation, or ethnicity, because I don't even know those things about you.
Do the same limitation apply to legal entities? Why not just set up a company?
Maybe - but it will also give ISPs an excuse to artificially slow down any website which doesn't pay. And that would hurt all the small websites out there that either don't want to or can't afford to pay off the ISPs.

Today, you can make a new facebook competitor that will run just as fast as facebook.com. You just have to rent some servers and write some software. Without net neutrality, that might no longer be the case.
Maybe people hate the bullshit that has been pedaled by their shit mass media and legislature
> The author usually spends months discovering things, and going down blind alleys. At the end, he organizes it all into a story that covers up all the mistakes (and related motivation), and presents the completed idea in clean neat flow. The way to really understand the idea is to re-create what the author left out. Read between the lines.

Pity there's little mathematical writing that actually _does_ contain these blind alleys and mistakes. Part of why I enjoy "Concrete Mathematics" by Graham/Knuth/Patashnik is that it's one of the rare counterexamples.
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> Why is it so frequently printed in this way

FWIW, I was always taught Ohm's law as V=IR (GCSE and A-level Physics/A-Level Electronics/BA Computer Science). I don't recall ever seeing it printed as I=V/R except where a calculation called for that form.
> Regular currencies are also imagined-up things which have only a few practical differences.

That's not true. A currency is designed to serve as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and and a store of value.

These so called "cryptocurrencies" fail to meet the basic requirements of any currency as they are designed specifically to inflate their value in speculative markets while serving absolutely no purpose of being either a unit of account or even a medium of exchange.

In fact, beans are far better currencies as these so called "cryptocurrencies" as their value are far more stable and are free from speculative drives such as the one discussed in this thread.

Additionally, real currencies have inherent value by being adopted as the official and exclusive medium to pay taxes to governments.
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None of the proposed laws are unreasonable though. Anyone who thinks no regulation is coming to this space is delusional. Regulation is good. KYC and AML policies are good. That means regulators are taking proactive steps to keep these currencies in the system, rather than banning them.
Thanks for the awesome fish shell – my beloved default.

For improvements here are two things I wish where possible in fish:

* The ability via a flag to say that a fish-function should not interpret passed function-arguments. This would enable us to pass e.g. URLs to a function without quote them, which is somewhat anointing right now. So this change would be a nice usability improvement.

* I would like to be able to write dynamic completions, containing of a key-value pair. The key should be displayed and if the user selects a completion-item, the corresponding value should be passed to a fish-function from which arbitrary actions could be triggered. Maybe supporting JSON input here would be nice too.
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Used enterprise hardware that supports 10Gbit isn’t that expensive. For the average home user even gigabit is overkill, which is why 90%+ of people just use whatever WiFi router their ISP provides.
I'm imagining something like an anti-Klu-Klux-Klan demonstration on the train...
Let's not make a political discussion out of this, shall we?
That is not true in my experience, the LEDE site is quite active, spewing out builds very frequently, even fixing KRACK almost immediately. Don't know what you consider as "nothing has really happened"
great idea, I was just thinking today that the Spotify interface is deficient for classical music. Will try it out asap. Thanks!
Honestly, I don't get where special hung on talking with opposite gender comes from. Never had that problem, maybe because I was never in strictly single sex peer group.

But something that would allow me to hide a bit in elementary scool would be welcome. I did not learned anything about communication when forced into those situations, I was just lonely and miserable.
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I can recommend Timothy Snyder’s book “On tyrany”. It is easy too loose your democracy too populist once they start attacking democratic institutions like news and the courts.

Please also read 14 characteristics of facism. Warning point controlling the media.
https://ratical.org/ratville/CAH/fasci14chars.html
There's really no need for one-liners - npm can run shell script files just fine.

What complex things are you doing that Windows compat creates problems? (presuming you've got some form of bash on Windows) I tend to tuck any complexity into JS devDependency libraries when using npm scripts which takes care of most cross-platform issues.
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BT & TalkTalk both use OpenReach's infrastructure for last-mile; they have separate backhaul networks but the limiting factor is always the copper from the cabinet or exchange.

I would say, the UK has 2 major infrastructure networks (OpenReach, split off from BT, formed from the GPO; Telewest:NTL, now absorbed into Virgin Media) + some minor, growing networks (CityFibre).
That AS was registered to dv-hyperlink.ru which is not in whois database

Looks suspicious. How did they register an AS to a non-existing company to begin with?
By enabling Trusted Device unlocking you're giving yourself convenience at the cost of an increased attack surface. To maintain security you really need to consider the threat model of these 'convenience' features and stop using them.
Really cool stuff. I don't like being negative when it comes to fantastic moves like this, but I'm still really disappointed that it doesn't support 64bit executables.
Well, yes, that's one of its major functions. Every con artist in the history of the world has depended on people making voluntary transactions.

Charles Ponzi didn't coerce anyone.

419 scammers depend on your voluntary stupidity.

Telemarketers don't hold a gun to your head.
Thank you for that, didn't realize the Code de l'éducation applied to private schools. Funnily enough, in some areas of the US, private schools are the only places to get a real education (e.g. in states which don't teach evolution in public schools), and I went to such a school, so I'm of the opinion that you should have the option to give your child a different education so long as it is not drastically different. I understand the argument for nationalizing this policy across all schools public and private, but like the person I was replying to originally, I'm not entirely sure I agree with that argument.

Then again, I think the difference really stems from a deep ideological disagreement on the priority of freedom from the government vs. freedom of the government. So it's no surprise that this doesn't make sense to us Americans
Why would you think it was a single person?

Many of the large transactions are likely payment processors moving bitcoins into and out of exchanges, not any individual. Or mining rig operators cashing out to finance their power bills (and I'm talking the big mining operations, not someone's one or two miners in their apartment).
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No, it makes you less prepared for cross-browser development/testing, but that might totally be a non-issue depending on your line of work. Do you not even trust Google enough to run Chrome in incognito mode once in a blue moon?
Exactly. The first thing you will experience is the data plans will become cheaper and your favourite channels faster. Big companies will pay ISP to make their data free and faster. This will leave all smaller competitors and startups unable to compete with the big guys. So the second thing you will experience is the big companies abusing their power, charging more, offering less. But at this point you will not have a choice anymore - there will be no Netflix competitors to choose from, no new social media to experiment with, no fresh dating apps etc, no independent opinions. Ony the big companies will have the money to pay ISP for reasonably fast and cheap data - and they will charge YOU extra for that.
Have you seen "Hammock-Driven Development"? It's a great talk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
I had the exact same experience visiting family over Thanksgiving. They watched foxnews the entire time and I remember seeing that Ron Paul commercial and also another one that was throwing out buzzwords and phrases like "Built with blockchain technology."

I was just like wow, this is going to be pulling in a lot of people that have no idea what they are doing. Everything seems irrational. Who knows though.
It works differently because the US can just issue more currency to pay off debt. Honestly sovereign debt is a currency manipulation / money supply tool more than anything.
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Would be interesting to see some more data viz on the blimps. Are these individuals or funds - very curious
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React is definitely in no way tied to Webpack. Slightly tied to babel presuming you're using JSX, as everyone is, but otherwise it's extremely easy to use any other tool.

I've built pipelines with rollup and browserify, both which have problems and I'm not entirely happy with but I found an improvement over webpack.
Why they do it? This is their competitive advantage.
Definitely on the high end, but having centralised most of my storage (backups, media etc.) to a NAS, 10Gbps would definitely be welcome. Pushing large backups to my NAS is time-consuming, and e.g. video editing basically requires pulling it down to a local drive first (not to say it'd be ideal to use a network store for that at all, but it'd be more viable).
Does anyone know why intel discontinued their tamper protection toolkit? They had an obfuscation compiler that would turn compiled C code into a self encrypting/decrypting code. The idea was if you dissassembled the code at any point you wpuld get mostly garbage instructions. I always wondered how a de compiler could get around that.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-tamper-prote...
> I hate that. When I program my computer, I specify all the steps to accomplish something. If it's too verbose, then I abstract it in a function.

> I even add comments to make sure that a human reader easily and completely understands what I do.

Yeah, honestly, any single time I read a maths-related paper I feel like I would be better off with an example, well-written, implementation in any programming language.

Then I recall what the code, written by mathematicians, tends to look like, and I'm not so sure anymore...

Seriously, the fact that math people choose to ignore the last 50 years of software engineering development, which was in a large part focused on readability and maintainability, instead of incorporating the techniques for themselves is really baffling. As it is, aside from a couple of really well-written articles, reading any paper has a high chance of frustrating me to tears...
Even though I feel a bit with your sentiment, you can word that nicer. You don't have to be insulting.
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Most normal access points I've used won't work as wifi repeaters because they can't be in master and managed mode at the same time.
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It's not the same as ctrl-R/ctrl-S, but you can use ctrl-P/ctrl-N to scroll history like with the arrows without leaving the home row.
> The analogy approach works for programming, but it's not applicable to seriously studying mathematics.

Why?
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So in the UK it's a bit weird: all the lines from the cab or exchange are owned by OpenReach, but carriers can set up their own backhaul from the exchange. Thus, if you have an upstream issue with one provider, your other provider may be still unaffected. I would have drawn the diagram like this:

Network // Carrier // OpenReach // Network
Provider1 Internet <--> <--|
Exchange <--> Cab |-> CPE
Provider2 Internet <--> <--|

BT and TalkTalk operate their own carrier networks for back haul, and networks like AAISP can let you choose which carrier to use for a line, hence why they offer the dual WAN CPE.
>> ... and yet you quote some rather good science wrt glaciation periods etc (I doubt you did it yourself)

>> Have you done any research on this whatsoever?

You seem to prefer attacking people rather than concepts.
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Hi there,

I've created an issue for your purpose: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/63

I definitely want to take the stdlib slow and not overdo it. If we can't make it work well in JS, we'll probably just leave it out.