skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We dont need a stronger US, we need a world less dominated by so-called superpowers like USA, China etc.

There was strong US influence on Latin American and Middle Eastern dictatorships. Absolute power corrupts all as USA domination on the world would mean more countries having to comply to USA interests.

I believe rather the world will become a decentralized world govt under a UN where countries are abolished for regions instead of artifically created nation states that was predefined through conquering and colonization. Where we dont define humanity based on countries but as one single species.
Regardless of what that page says, it's been common knowledge that people have lost their number when trying to port it out of Google Voice. It's interesting to see it's still an issue and applies to Project Fi as well.

My Google Voice account is older than 7 years. I specifically remember choosing to get a new number instead of porting my number to Google Voice because of the stories about people unable to port it out.

I haven't heard of any court action, but if your number is already reassigned to someone what's your recourse?
I think you came to this thread to troll, so I'm stopping to feed you. Bye.
Not as disasterous as I thought, but still not great. Worse, when you most want to sell is when others do too, so the liquidity may change.

How'd you confirm that estimate, by making a trade?
Recently at the NWCPP meeting, the usual presentation was not possible. So I offered to do an extemporaneous one to fill the time. I had no slides and no notes prepared, so I used the whiteboard.

I expected it to be terrible, but was pleasantly surprised how well it went off - it was one of my best presentations. The audience was very much engaged with the whiteboard and I'd erase/adjust things with each point.

I came away thinking I should do that more often.
Are the claims made against children and parents of the current generation true? Let Grow mentions particular examples, but how prevalent are these laws and the culture? It sounds like any other piece of scary garbage news. "Check candy for razor blades" is now the "dangers of participation trophies". I believe it's good to empower free range parents to organize, and to change unwelcome and unnecessary laws, and to promote cognizance of parents' own behavior. But I'd like to see more evidence and less anecdotes and conjecture about the damage caused by eighth place trophies.
Ask HN: I think Slack cannot completely get mail users. what do you think?
Apple-centric guide to improve privacy and security
It's sad fact :(
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/407

"Neither the deposit requirements of this subsection nor the acquisition provisions of subsection (e) are conditions of copyright protection."

Which is to say, of course, that you are right, however you don't lose copyright protection if you don't comply. - it looks like there are no penalties until they ask you for a copy.

This lines up with my understanding that if you are serious business, the LOC gets a copy. If not? it doesn't really matter, and if you become a big deal later, well, following the rules helps you establish provenance, but isn't required for protection.
How do you find your passion? Am I off course?
I'm in the deepest, darkest part of my life.

I'm not overly depressed. But sad because I don't know what I want. Directionless

I've been making income by crypto daytrading/localbitcoin. It's been great, not the most income but $2000-3000 a month. I do stake about $25,000. Some days I lose money, some days I get locked in a trade, some days I make $300 some days I make $500-4000. The past few days have been fantastic and reading about strategies, risk management and risk aversion have been rewarding.

The idea of a traditional job isn't fun, but that sounds pretentious of me, doesn't it?

I've put out resumes, got interviews, got job offers ranging from $40-50/hr and I balked at signing. I even had a recruiter berate me over the phone for being the perfect candidate and taking away his December bonus because I declined. It was $50/hr, the biggest offer I ever received and I declined it.

I question it now. The money would've been nice, but to dress up business formal and be a half assed sysadmin just doesn't seem as fun as it once used to be.

I was a contractor at Microsoft and it burned me out, it really did. Maybe it was the lack of respect from everyone, doing soul-less work or being constantly compared to cheaper labor in India and Philippines. Ironically, thanks to that role I took some time in Philippines and loved it. It made me realize it was really a toxic role. I do miss the prestige, but in the end I was just a V- and I hated my managers. Looking back, I realize they were probably under more pressure than me. It was a rewarding experience, but not fully positive.

I miss traveling and roaming in SE Asia. I haven't' done Vietnam, Indonesia nor Cambodia yet.

I haven't exercised and made my body perfect.

I haven't finished my 4yr degree.

I'm horrible at time management.

I have ideas, I get energy and then in the end it fizzles out.

How do you find true passion? Are these are signs of depression?

Age: 26.
I know, but it's good to understand the _trivial_ fractional ideals first. :)

(I like your blog, btw!)
> Anonymity seems to bring out the worst in everyday people when it comes to discourse.

While I agree that anonymity may allow for bad behaviour, it also allows for good behaviour and focusing on the message rather than the messenger. Our conversation here on HN is an example, where draugadrotten and seattle_spring doesn't really reveal which one of us has two PhDs and a couple of million dollars in the bank. Our comments are judged based on what we write, not who we are. When it comes to sex, politics and religion, people are sometimes harassed or killed for what they say under their real name, so anonymity is very important. Transgenders have been mentioned as an example on OkC.
And on dating sites, relationships benefit from being judged on the content of the message, rather than the cover photo and cv. There are many women on LinkedIn who thinks otherwise and court men with a good job, but OkC was always a good alternative. With a real name policy, this is no more.
You'd be surprised how many opt-out messages and messages sent to unverified addresses I get. They all have unsubscribe links but I'll hit report spam each and every time.
Not exactly in-depth reporting here, but I wouldn't expect much more of Vogue. In all honesty, I'm not surprised that restaurants you have to make reservations with want to know everything about you before you walk in - our world's economy is all based on personal information; the "customer" is the most valuable product. Heck, if I'm to be perfectly honest, I would not be surprised if there was a restaurant out there that ran reverse image searches on every guest; with the speed of it now and the huge number of images indexed, you can find out more than ever before.

However, my takeaway here is pretty simple: avoid booking a reservation over a website. Doubly so if they want private data, and triply on the same account from which you booked another table. Then again, I'm a bit of a nut and I like my private information to stay private.
Why we have to break from traditional models of bot building to adopt objects
I'll just leave this here - dogecoins total market cap:

$746,599,233 USD
Just like with a second gmail account…
And worse, like this case from Philly illustrates. http://www.cosmopolitan.com/politics/news/a47329/transgender...
I really can't understand how could this license change not mentioned at all previously in Non-Japan countries.

This issue has been widely known because a famous[citation needed] Japanese entrepreneur accuse NVIDIA for the recent silent license change.
bike paths can be counterproductive and sometimes dangerous if badly designed. they are good for learning to ride at the weekend but not worth it if you commute daily, it's better to keep your line and learn defensive riding.
It's even hard on Linux machine. How do you know all whois servers for different top level domains? for .info, for .social, for .in, bla bla. In 2016 it's so painful to set up correct whois monitoring at my company . (May be it's a lot better now.)
That's a bad analogy. Candy razors pretty much never happened. Participation trophies are everywhere.
GPD WIN 2
Hard to attribute Ooma's choice to go with Butterfleye as solely due to price, I think a number of factors could have contributed to the decision to choose one over the other.

If Amazon started courting Blink first, they'd have added a provision to make it expensive for Blink to walk away if they get propositioned by another company. This is Amazon's tactic whenever they court smaller companies like when Diapers.com got a counteroffer from Walmart after Amazon started negotiations [0]. Diapers.com eventually sold to Amazon.

Then there's the aspect of product complexity -- Butterfleye offers a slightly more complex product (learning camera to reduce false alarms, higher quality recording, longer recording times even 24/7, encrypted uploads, on-device storage options, rechargeable batteries & wired power, complementary installation, SMB focus etc) than Blink which is why they are in different price segments ($199 vs $99 per camera unit).

[0] http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/10/10/amazon_bo...
I'm often signed up for emailing lists because I use a service. Or just gave them my email to see a demo thingy.

In general I try to hit unsubscribe if I know I've had business with the company. But if they are clearly just trying to sell more, it goes to spam.
today's bitcoin (even post crash).

Isn't it too soon to call this a crash (honest question)? I mean, it's at 12k or so now. It was at 6k a month ago. In the eyes of skeptical me, even not knowing anything about financial markets, those numbers don't exactly seem like crashing. Yet.
Our kids only watch Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube. A couple days ago, my 8 year old son asked me what Pepsi was. I consider that a good sign.
Very good example. Thanks a lot.
And make sure people are intentionally opting in
„Every mathematician has only a few tricks“

I think the same is true for programmers. My trick (in mobile dev) is to use state machines everywhere. State management has become my mantra, and it’s helped me tremendously in making sure my apps don’t end up in an undefined state. Swift is especially great at this because it can store values in enum cases. Now, most of my bugs stem from overlooking potential substates and not propagating state changes correctly to other parts of the app; the 2nd of which can be fixed by having proper boilerplate code.

Other tricks I‘ve encountered so far, partly from other programmers:

- Make it work, then make it better (awesome for very rapid prototypes that evolve into mature products over time)

- Go as low level (eg C or C++ for iOS; examine OS internals with Hopper) as possible (superior performance and awe-inspiring source code, leading to wider community recognition)

- Ask other people first if working on an unfamiliar problem (only works if your network is strong; can speed you up x100 though vs googling and digesting yourself)

- Use Reactive style deliberately (if done properly, only semantical bugs are left; bonus: streams are very natural abstractions of app IO)

Those are in part orthogonal to each other, but I feel that you (or just I) can’t use more than 1 or 2 tricks at once.
As someone who's been in HR/Recruiting, most well-written job ads will come across as being masculine. They should lay out specific position requirements (i.e. education/credentials, experience, hard/soft skills - though I much prefer to have credentials lead the way on skills at all times; if it's in black-and-white it's real, any spoken assertion is as good as the paper it's written on), specific responsibilities, and if appropriate, specific projects the employee will be involved with - which may include team sizes. They may also list starting salary, but I've always preferred to list it BOE and discuss - it leads to people setting their personal anchor lower and makes things easier.

Any "cultural" discussion about the workplace should happen at the interview, and that's where you get into the fuzziness of "gender-coded language" - which to me is kind of nonsensical to begin with. English is a nongendered language, but evolved from multiple gendered languages; there will always be connotations. Connotations and vagaries do not belong in a job description/advertisement.
Just dive right into flexbox first, truly the best answer is to learn and master both, they were made to be used together for powerful layout combinations!
> There's simply no need for them.

Then there's no need for books or TV or Movies either. Entertainment comes in many forms and discriminating against one particular form is ignorant.
Theoretically: Let's just agree with all bitcoin holders for a few moment to not to sell bitcoins to anyone but me. Then, I buy one satoshi (0.00000001 BTC) for one dollar. Just like that, the bitcoin market price is now 100 million dollars. With exactly one dollar "transferred" to bitcoin.
Always setup 2FA for anything you care about. Both TOTP, U2F and one-time codes, if available.

And save the backup codes!
Multiple physical copies.

If you use TOR you should be taking your operational security serious. Passwords are useless.
I thought not - you have to win the race to confirm the block and that means thz of hashes... which is unrealistic on a GPU cluster?
This from the guy with all his passwords in a notebook in the desk drawer.. Have you thought of ROT13 encoding them?
I come across 100m+ accounts every Day on ethereum explorer. Gdax moves hundreds of millions per day.
Am I reading this right, that this is a handheld device more powerful and capable of doing more than my current laptop on its best day?
A littl bit at a time. You don't want to cash 10m in a subsequent number of sells, that would fluctuate the price too much.
seeing short profiles if off putting as well.
It's because I read that the poster's argument was: drugs are a "victimless crime" and therefore regulating drug sales is a market distortion and pointless.

My counter-argument was that there are negative externalities to many kinds of drug sales and use.

I agree that these concerns are orthogonal but I did not feel that the conclusion was supported by the argument and therefore shifted the field somewhat. I don't think the precise definitions of the terms are central to the discussion.

I do wonder if we're getting a bit caught up on regulating versus criminalization.
So I wasn't the only one to get a feeling that The Running Man (the movie version, specifically) was coming true when I saw a friend playing HQ.
Or as we call them : normies
> offer incentives to FE (finalize early, ie release funds from the arbitrage) for months

Not too familiar with DNMs, but why would someone agree to this? Just to save a buck? Seems clear it is against your interest, good or bad reputation. What's the stated rational from seller for this, just "I want more liquidity"?
SSR and Codesplit for your create-react-app, without ejects
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I agree, and I generally support "regulation" of drugs rather than criminalisation.

I don't think that an unfettered free market is the right solution though since addiction robs people of the kind of agency we typically assume people have in free market exchanges. That, plus an awareness of social externalities.
Share Your YouTube channel on iTunes as a podcast/vodcast
I think GPs point is that it shouldn't be free.

But yeah, fastmail have a decent reputation.. and they are known for improper verification (which they've hopefully fixed).

Seriously though, 2FA and recovery codes is the way to protect important accounts!
I strongly believe it's the ease of use factor. If you know nothing at all about containers, but have just installed docker, you can immediately "docker run httpd" and watch a web server install itself and do something useful in seconds.

That's really powerful, and the surprisingly diverse selection of pre-built containers on the docket hub makes it even easier to bootstrap your project and figure the details out later. I don't have the necessary expertise to compare it meaningfully to other container systems so I can't speak to it's implementation details, but the first time user experience is more than enough to explain it's popularity.
>I've only caught MASH on re-runs

I have a feeling that MASH somehow breaks the normal chain of time and causality in that the only time anyone ever caught it was on re-runs. Same with "A Charlie Brown Christmas". These are shows that were born in the big bang and civilisations occasionally drift into their broadcast space for a few decades before moving on. We're still in the MASH nebula, and have been since 1972.
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I dunno, I've never had a problem with faxzero the one or two times a year I have to send something by fax, honestly. I'm just not sure what a new player in the "fax by web" field would be able to do. I'm not trying to naysay what you're doing, I'm just saying that solid competitors already exist and work well for a lot of users already.
Agreed! My step-uncle, an actor and extremely outgoing guy, managed to impress the producer enough to get into the small selection pool of contestants and get on the snow. He won a bunch of stuff, but had to turn it down because he had no space for a bunch of random merch and didn't want to pay taxes on it. It can actually be a big burden on these shows that don't do cash prizes.
Why don't you just buy two yubikey and print one-time recovery codes?

If you care about it, then lock it down.

In many ways there is no good way to verify you, if you don't invest in 2FA.

Would you rather be locked out, or have a hacker locked in?
Just buy two yubikeys.
Tokenization of digital assets
Unfortunately this is a known chess move and some religions use it, letting their own people be harmed for a "greater good".

Muslims conquests wiped out much of Buddhism in India, so it's likely a concern on everyone's mind. They are well known today for destroying Nalanda:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decline_of_Buddhism_in_the_Ind...
Combine with noise cancelling headphones for maximum sting when management shows around new clients in the office.
Interesting. If I were still working with Oracle, I'd love to see a sqlplus replacement. It has to be one of the most braindead CLIs ever, yet is too often instrumental to getting some actual work done with the shell et al.
If they treated a product just the way they would have treated it in real life I probably would not be upset. But that is usually not the case. Companies that pay money usually require special treatment. If you are lucky, it would be the camera lingering on the product for a long time. Or perhaps the product being painted in extra bright colors (I saw some Fedex boxes that were specially painted for product placement on a set once, they were so bright I literally could not look away from them. )

But if you are less lucky it would be completely disruptive to the world the show or movie is trying to create. For example, in the show love, the silverlake hipsters that the show took such long pains to describe would have never touched mcdonalds. Yet in the show they go around saying how great it is.
If you are smart enough to use TOR shouldn't you also be using 2FA?

Ideally, U2F...
Indeed, Docker was not perfect, but was easier to use than LXC at the time it got popular. There is a certain barrier in usability(cost) and usefulness(reward) that must be passed so that hype (natural or induced) can do the rest. Looking from a reward/cost perspective, this is how Docker appealed to me:

Rewards:
- Hygienic build&deployment - being able to specify your requirements down to the OS lib versions
- Lower barrier to deployment (easy for users to try out my app and for me to try theirs)

Costs (mostly time):
- LXC was something that I understood, but could't make good use of to be worth it the time spent. Docker on the other hand required less time to do something useful (e.g. pull and run an image, turn an app to an image).

Time to learn a new tech depends on its complexity (concepts and relationships) and how it is revealed to the user (docs, tutorials etc). Willingness to learn the complexity depends on the distribution of rewards along the time axis. I think Docker guys did a great job improving the latter.

> But Docker for [Mac|Windows] offers a complete development story

Docker on Windows has been a nightmare for me (crashes all the time) and I have abandoned altogether. I'd happily get rid of Windows too if it wasn't the required in my work environment.
I updated the readme with a bit of API info, didn't give any examples but basically describe all the function calls and basic usage. Would appreciate feedback on the clarity of my descriptions; if I can make something easier to understand then please lemme know.
There's a book that discussions Player Piano and extends upon its ideas, called Four Futures by Peter Frase.

I strongly recommend Four Futures.