skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It was a conscious act to stuff that example into the middle of that list. In part because while true, nobody who is suffering right now has the capacity to do it.

It’s less “don’t stress about it” and more “one day it might not stress you out”. If you do figure out how to shift something from column A to column B, try to hold onto the memory of the process. If you can pull it off more than a couple times then I think you’re in for a much more pleasant life.
Here is 'root' site http://actually.men/
PyTorch Implementation of ZeroShot Super Resolution Using Deep Internal Learning
If that's your only problem with the laptop, I don't understand why a (probably technically capable, on HN) person wouldn't just switch the WiFi card out.
Sometimes that's the case but it varies from show to show. IIRC the House of Cards intro goes on for more than 2 minutes. Game of Thrones isn't exactly quick either. Where as some older shows, eg UK sitcom from the 90s, "Spaced", only lasted a couple of seconds (literally).

If there is any correlation I've observed, it's more to do with the genre of show and it's running time.
Etsy has a large market of embroidery patterns. That's often the first place I search when looking for something.

Also, a subtle quibble, but embroidery is the original 3D printing. Should just call the newer stuff plastic embroidery. ;)
Full Access to India's Biometric Database Reportedly Sold Over for About $10
Maybe they have some surplus 8085s from a trade-in program?

[I remember hearing about an engineer for railway signaling systems buying up all the 8085s he could get to use in new systems, because that was the last CPU where he felt confident he understood all the bugs. Alas, I can't find a reference any longer]
Would have preferred 'shouldiblamethepipeline.com', to match e.g. http://shouldiblamecaching.com
My old GP (now retired) called himself a "diagnostician", and never spent less than an hour on any visit. He'd ask a lot of (prying?) questions about home-life and work-life and social-life as part of getting a holistic view of you...

He also didn't take insurance - because he didn't want to bother with it. And he wanted to be more honest in his notes than his libertarian heart felt comfortable disclosing to the insurance company or the government payers.
In this specific context it means there is a dearth of women in tech because not enough women are pursing technical degrees.
You should ask their advice after the system they built successfully weathers a recession.
You're right; I should have said "web-based SaaS"
Seems like a great way to stop the Hackintosh movement once every new Mac has this.
I can't think of a more disagreeable way to watch something. Not one time. I do read in bed though.
Measure progress and estimate time remaining of long running operations in Go
Report from Iron Mountain (2006)
> If he is not responsible, then who is?

Befehl ist Befehl.

"I was only following orders."
Why is being a woman so important it is part of the title? Do women have a harder time learning? Is it a bigger accomplishment when a woman does it? Are people more fascinated by the fact that a _woman_ was able to code? I know, whenever I hear that a woman learned to code, I immediately think 'holy cow! no way! I wouldn't have cared if a man learned to code, but this was a woman. I better read this article.'

Do titles like this make girls feel empowered or does it make them feel like only super-women can program because if a woman learns to program, it is worthy of magazine article. If I was a young girl and I saw articles like 'I'm a woman, and I learned to program!' I'd probably feel like 'geez, it really takes a lot of work for a woman to be a programmer and it is so rare that whenever it happens they write articles about it.'
You still need to build up that fanbase somehow. So many _pieces_ of the industry infrastructure may yet have a place (agents, financing, mentorship, hustling, whatever), but yeah definitely the sun is setting on the old-school business of "getting signed" as being the big goal for an artist looking to go big.
I watched Tarkovsky's Solaris a few weeks ago. The pacing is very slow, but the long silences are calming like reading and evokes a certain mood. It's a nice change from non-stop action Youtube clips and Twitch streams.
teach a man to fish
I thought it would be an article about pipelining related to the recent Spectre/Meltdown event. Leaving extremely disappointed
I notice that chromium.org does not require SNI.

SNI was created so that multiple SSL-enabled websites could share the same IP address. (Perhaps because IP addresses are an undue expense for some website owners, unlike, say, chromium.org.)

Assuming the the single IP address is not "anycasted" (another undue expense), does SNI imply that multiple websites1 are in some way sharing a common computer?

Could that be relevant with respect to "site isolation" in any way? Why or why not? (For example, does the server side, perhaps with multiple "tenants" sharing the same hardware, pose a risk to the client concerned about undesirable memory access?)

1 Presumably those websites are handling sensitive information hence the need for SSL.
It's okay, retpolines are similarly so for C++: https://reviews.llvm.org/D41723

Again, obviously, not all indirect jumps need this, but still, Intel's fix might be even worse.
We've banned this account like we said you would if you continued to break the guidelines.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
INTERSTELLAR SPOILERS

The scene where Cooper comes back from the time-dilated planet and has years of messages to catch up on really makes me emotional. McConaughey really kills it in this movie.
They are - literally the sentence before that states "methods that, when used for malicious purposes, have the potential to improperly gather sensitive data from computing devices that are operating as designed".
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The fact that this got almost immediately flagged off the front page pretty much proves the point of the link.
That Napster is depicted as a footnote is pretty inaccurate, considering the title. Paint his story as the story of a kingpin, but this is not "the dawn of" anything beyond his personal tale.
Chemistry in Uranus
The stated goals of the German universities are:

• Teilnehmereinrichtungen: alle zur Teilnahme an Allianz- und Nationallizenzen berechtigten Einrichtungen in Deutschland.

• Die DEAL-Einrichtungen haben dauerhaften Volltextzugriff auf das gesamte Titel-Portfolio (E-Journals) der ausgewählten Verlage.

• Alle Publikationen von Autorinnen und Autoren aus deutschen Einrichtungen werden automatisch Open Access geschaltet (CC-BY, inkl. Peer Review).

• Angemessene Bepreisung nach einem einfachen, zukunftsorientierten Berechnungsmodell, das sich am Publikationsaufkommen orientiert.

Basically: Give us access to everything you have, publish all our authors open access, and we'll pay you an appropriate amount, relative to how many papers of ours you publish. They call this the PAR model, for publish&read. Springer and Wiley have in principle agreed to negotiate a PAR license [1].

This would be enormous, especially as other countries would have a blueprint what to ask for. It also shows just how poorly the UK has handled their renegotiation (it was generally seen as the UK caving completely) [2].

[1] An English presentation from the end of last year on the state of things:
https://www.projekt-deal.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/2017-...

[2] https://gowers.wordpress.com/2016/11/29/time-for-elsexit/
Ah then Coinbase is the same in that regard. Chase has the opposite strength and weakness regarding theft: you must rely on them.
Yeap. Never had the chance to see 2001 in a theater, but I've watched Apocalypse Now after having seen it on a TV, and it was a whole new experience. The helicopters scene was overwhelming.
Why there's no OS written by a woman?
I still don’t get it - there are pictures of men and women in that screenshot.
Travis Kalanick reportedly plans to sell about 29% of his Uber shares
You won't need a microcode update. The microcode update is only needed for Broadwell and newer (for those, retpolines don't work). Also, hello, fellow 2600k owner :D
Man, I typed a whole reply saying basically the same thing but you beat me to it!
To expand a bit further, in this demo app, the "Save" button calls an API of a pinning service (Eternum), which pins the file on an external node so it will stay there as long as it's being paid for.
Right now most pinning services require that you pay them to host your file, but the plan for IPFS is to use something like Filecoin to incentivize pinning. With Filecoin, instead of paying a single service to host your content, you would put out an order to the Filecoin network which says "anyone who hosts my file gets $x per GB per second", along with some settings (e.g. I want minimum 5x copies of my file on the network). Then, anyone hosting a Filecoin node will automatically fulfill requests by hosting content in exchange for a cryptocurrency payout. So, instead of a single hosting service, you are paying the entire network to automatically host your file in many places at once.
For what its worth, when I saw 2001 as a kid I thought it was boring too. Tastes havn't changed that much.
My BBC Micro (6502) even had a memory viewer in ROM that ran at ~50fps and I remember the fun looking at running timers and keyboard/joystick ports getting activated and such.

Years ago I wanted to do that on windows and found out that there was something called protected memory, now it finally looks like I can experience that fun again, although at a slower pace it seams ;-)
A few thoughts from a CEO in this space:

1. There are very few issuing banks for crypto <> fiat debit cards. Internationally there has been 1 WaveCrest; which as of a few months ago decided to discontinue support.

2. Even when a bank will sponsor a crypto <> fiat debit card into one of the payment networks, the company offering the card will face constant pressure from their own bankers.

3. This happening is from my perspective just a quick look behind the curtain of the Digital Currency infrastructure problem as it exists today. There is no good way in, or out of digital currency at the moment, and the ones that exist are tenuous at best. The base truth is that Traditional banks are not capable of supporting new methods of value transfer. That means that the companies that build and provide infrastructure for those methods are currently at the mercy of a partner who basically wont help them.

I always try and make the charitable assumption about the motives of others and my take on the banking <> digital currency relations is basically this: Banks have a business model that has worked well for generations; they do a little fractional reserve, they extract as many fees as they can invent, and they centralize the control of wealth. The promise of digital currency is that everyone will have the capability to do that for themselves. So, its not surprising to me that it is hard for them to work with those of us who are building bridges and on/off ramps between the two systems.

With all of that being said, I am sorry for all of the debit card users who are currently without an off ramp, and I can assure you that the folks at BitPay, Xapo, and all of the other companies that lost access to the EU are working as hard as possible to bring those programs back online.
I never had any problems with the PS2 like that, the thing worked like a champion. I did get "red ringed" on the 360, though.

At least lens replacement is a simple thing, not like changing the solder.
Does this mean Kalanick is giving up on Uber or not planning to come back?
Couldn't old Android web browsers be targeted?
Regarding CB ACH, They had/have a huge exploitable hole in their ACH system that a friend discovered by accident. Long story short, they credited them for a large sum that they never took from his/her account. I won't put the exact detail of how to trigger the error but suffice it to say it was shocking to learn how a system that deals with large sums of real money could fail in such a way (and likely in a repeatable manner although my friend didn't try as repeating it would likely be seen as stealing).

It's really quite shocking how a ecosystem that touts decentralization has a glaringly centralized failure point - the fiat exit exchanges. When one or two of them goes, it will bring down the whole house of cards. And given how shitty CB's software was (or maybe still is) I just hope I can get my gains out before the whole thing comes crumbling down.
In addition to the other points, even in a world without those attacks, this is still a good idea, even merely as prophylaxis.
If you have the firehose, it is easy to derive the selective archive by filtering on the list of noteworthy accounts. Ignoring monetary costs, archiving the firehose is strictly better than selective archival. It enables future researchers to examine trends on a societal scale.
That's what I'm referring to, if the laws exist but there isn't a specific common good that they are addressing that the new entrant is destroying or hurting, then the laws should be adapted over time. Certainly they could have went the direct route to get the law changed, but as time has shown having power and then getting changes is usually a simpler process.

So they are operating in a gray area but not hurting the common good, so adapting the laws would make sense.

Not the same as producing something toxic as a by product of your product and then releasing that into the environment.
I think we're agreeing

I dont know the answer to the network structure, I think it is some kind of staking/validating thing, thats the basis of my thesis and I had tangentially read it somewhere before deciding to pass on XRP for other reasons. feel free to tell me if you do some independent research on that assumption

Yes it is the same standard of any commodity and currency, which is why its not irrelevant. Same info, different conclusions, odd.
Everybody Hates DC's Proposal Forcing Daycare Workers to Get College Degrees
Privacy Incident Involving DHS OIG Case Management System
> When someone buys a $1.5M starter home, that's $1M not available for other investments.

Why do you feel the money disappears? From my perspective, the $1.5M is now in the hands of the seller, who is equally free to invest in other investments.
If the environment is bad because of the shitty behaviour of some men, the most expedient and appropriate corrective course of action is to change the behaviour of those causing the problem rather than to assume that's just the way men are and waiting for more women to join the environment to balance them out.

The burden shouldn't be placed on the women entering a bad environment to put up with it until they gain sufficient numbers to fix it themselves.
Just by the fact the a language is well engineered doesn't make it a popular language in the industry. The time and the way in which it appears makes a difference. When C appeared (from Bell labs) it fit nicely with the Unix ecosystem. There was a better engineered language already here, PLM, but the industry couldn't take and run with it as easily. The time point of Perl 5 successes is another example (and contrast that with the appearance of Perl6 more recently). Java, when it was introduced, was not well engineered at all but it came at a certain point in object orientation that the software engineering community had been striving toward.
Lionel Messi Transfer from Barcelona to Manchester City Is a Question of Time
A good director has a chance to salvage bad everything else— no one else does. Stars with good taste can be a signal (think Tom Hanks), but that's a measure of potential rather than the final product— once they're on board, they don't really control that much beyond their own performance.
I can't load the pdf but I'm surprised by the notion that real estate and equities have provided the same return over time. It's not what the Case-Shiller indices have shown.
A possible mitigation is to disable High Precision Timers in JavaScript since the attacks rely on having a timer with nanosecond precision. If you limit the timer to microsecond resolution it may not be possible to measure if a cache line has been loaded or not reliably.

I could be wrong but this was my first thought for a possible mitigation.

EDIT: I was wrong. I guess you would need to disable Web Workers too.

JavaScript does not provide access to the rdtscp
instruction,and Chrome intentionally degrades the
accuracy of its high-resolution timer to dissuade
timing attacks using performance.now().
However, the Web Workers feature of HTML5 makes
it simple to create a separate thread that repeatedly
decrements a value in a shared memory location.
Accurate speculation, which prediction is, is a skill that can be practiced and improved. This has benefits as it makes one better at estimating outcomes. Posting it online also helps keep people accountable. Yeah, there might be some promotion going on as well, but that can be true for anything one posts on line. If you find someone's post valuable, great. If not, that's fine, too.
Given that tweets are only 280 characters and there are perhaps a couple hundred accounts that the LoC archives, I fail to understand why the premier archiving project in the country can't keep a slowly growing fistful of gigabytes on a hard drive somewhere.
No, it doesn't at all. This site seems setup to battle strawmen and adds nothing to the discussion.
Really cool demo. One suggestion is to make the dropzone more obvious. I didn't realize you had to scroll down to find the dropzone.
I see a lot of comments by privileged straight males on here. As usual, you just don't get it; you have not spent one second trying to put yourself in another's shoes.

I am a gay man who has been in the internet industry since 1996. From my long experience, about 50% of coders are macho, taciturn, unhelpful frat bros who make anyone who is not a member of their boys club most unwelcome.

My career (and surely the career of the article writer and anyone else who is not a bro) came as a result of the other 50%, talented, generous men and women whose shared their expertise and encouraged me. I certainly did not pull myself up by my own bootstraps; without that assistance I would not be where I am today, which is team lead.

So for those who "abhor" the argument laid out in this article, for once, for just once, SHUT UP, LISTEN to what is being said, and consider how it you might be a carrier of the "racist, sexist and classist" attitudes being called out.
Judges question challenge to voting machines, but case could change state law
I think both are true to a degree. Introverts are often introverts because people or intense sensory situations wear them out. Over the last dozen years or so several people in my social circle found out they were introverts pretending to be extroverts. High social intelligence but no stamina for big gatherings.

I found a volunteer group that had a lot of ambition in an area I feel strongly about but hanging out with them too often wore me out. Amped up people amp me up. After some of their goals became reality the energy level dropped and the contact high wasn’t enough. So I show up at events and about a third of the meetings because the purpose is still there but it’s not enough.
I had a Dreamcast at the time too and while it felt kind of fresh and new, it also felt like it was going on the Neo Geo trajectory: Really cool but something that will never be fully appreciated until after it fails.

The PS2 was better in that it not only became popular, but it had a huge wealth of titles for it. The true gems for a console come out usually near the end of the life-cycle when everyone's pushing the hardware to the limit. Sadly the Dreamcast never got that far.
Apparently, this is because of legal liability that comes with permanent storage of arbitrary data: https://twitter.com/BigchainDB/status/949305547731300352

It's sad because a public blockchain database is somethat that ought to exist IMHO.
No, it's not the same. If someone spends your BTC there is no recourse and it's gone forever. Coinbase specifically does not insure against this.
I don't. I just see the name on my credit card statement. Sorry!
Maybe if you count the demon as male, or the tiny silhouette in the bottom right.
Is Your Child Interested in Entrepreneurship? Help Them Do These Five Things
This is a great bit from the article:

"Mexican traffickers used boxes specifically designed to the dimensions of an HSBC Mexico teller’s window to deposit cash on a daily basis."
I thought the headline was confusing and hard to parse, and sure enough when I click through to tfa I see "2001" is quoted. Strictly, the film is titled "2001: A Space Odyssey".
Niko Matsakis: Lessoned learned from Rust's “impl period”
There are not. Only women, unless you're looking at a different screenshot.
Both. Tabs for indents. Spaces for alignments after the indent level is reached.

Everyone can view code with their preferred indent width.
Perfect solution with no flaws or drawbacks. Maybe 1 drawback, it requires advanced tooling (emacs smart-tabs-mode) to automatically handle the indentation/alignment.

Indent width is a visual effect. Mandating an indent width with hard spaces is like mandating the color scheme.
Netflix
I heard about this new netflix hacking trend and I tried out many different ways but they blocked al of these, do you know any still working posibility to get an account for free?
macOS 10.13.2 released Dec 6 includes a patch against something meltdown/spectre related (see https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208331 where it says "Entry added January 4, 2018"). Does that mean Chrome Site Isolation isn't helpful in mitigating speculative execution issues for macOS 10.13.2 users (although of course it will still be useful for mitigating UXSS attacks)?
An interesting thought brought to mind by your comments, our search for foundations (whether set theory, type theory, category theory, or higher order) reveals as much about our own minds as it does any idea of some external nature.
Or maybe the environment isn't bad or good, just configured in such a way based on the preferences of the majority of those in the environment?
I’ve heard of that happening to people too. Venmo thinks they’re a king without a crown (for long). MySpace is in their future