skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Wow, from these 2 examples, Apple looks like an awful acquirer :o
Eating non-animal foods and producing meat (muscle) inside your body.
No feedback from this address, ever. Strange the role is still being sought after almost 2 years later.
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Your suggestion just isn't realistic when you look at how VoIP systems work in practice. What you usually have are SIP clients talking to SIP servers which then involve a bunch more servers and proxies and a slew of other protocols. SIP traffic from the endpoint and the associated RTP stream could be tunneled, often for very good reason. You can't prevent that with any kind of IP registration scheme because then the client can't roam which defeats the best reason to deploy VoIP in the first place. Providers are routing calls dynamically for reliability and cost reasons. Sometimes when you ask a server to terminate a call it just redirects it elsewhere. Even endpoints can arbitrarily redirect calls.

Ultimately none of the providers involved can know where either end of the call is. We can't even know their IP address for certain, let alone their physical location. What we have for 911 is a form where the customer declares their physical address and a disclaimer warning the customer that should they move then emergency calls will not be routed to the most appropriate call center and the operator will get the wrong address.

There's absolutely nothing we can do to prevent malicious people from abusing it. Any attempt to do so would result in honest users being unable to call for help in emergencies causing far more harm than the abuse we're trying to prevent.
I think there is a critical opportunity for AMD here to take this to the public and the media. Basically kick Intel while it is down. Intel will probably recover fine, but AMD shouldn't miss its chance either. Investors and such might pay attention to that and start selling INTC and buying AMD.
The parties described in the article are abusive. Stay away from them.

The easiest filter is to look for parties where alcohol and drugs are banned, and latecomers are not allowed.

I go to play parties regularly, but only go to ones that are constructed in a manner that encourages enthusiastic consent and safety.
Ahh, ok, I didn't understand that part from your post. I haven't used Java on Windows in a long time!

Looking at an example of a library that does native binding: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.github.fommil.netlib/...

It appears the artifact is a DLL, and not a JAR. Thus your original question stands.
xfinity has no affect on your connection at all. It uses its own IP, and the bandwidth used is not included in your allocation.

It has the same affect on you as your neighbor does.
"PoW is not ecologically friendly, and that will be one of its growth inhibitors."

That corollary somehow failed in the case of fossil fuels.
> a large committee composed mostly of lawyers is not probably the right group to even determine what needs to be done, in this particular case

Whelp... this is who is deciding what gets done in pretty much all cases.
Most rationing in the UK ended in 1950.

That total exhaustion of resources happened due to decolonization, and taking on much debt (Much of which was inflated away over the next decade.) As it turned out, the resource shortages didn't matter, either, due to free trade. 1945 to 1960 had the highest rate of economic growth that the UK has ever experienced.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_history_of_the_United...
just do it; one cool thing about NYC is seeing well-dressed men in every day life
Wouldn't JavaScript be a better third choice? Push your repo up to github in you instantly have a "hosted" webpage.
I'm happy for the founders, this is probably a good and profitable exit for them. But as a customer I am really sad and disappointed.

Apple has a very bad reputation when it comes to taking over products like this. TestFlight is the prime example. TestFlight basically disappeared for a year until coming back as a more limited and slower Apple branded service. And by slow I mostly mean, it takes 6 months for bugs to be fixed or for exciting things to happen. Agility and innovation of a startup basically ends when Apple assimilates a service.

From the blog posting it is also not very clear what will happen to existing iOS customers. Can I upgrade my plan? Can I expect service? Will the existing infrastructure be maintained?

I'm excited about what this could mean in terms of Xcode and Xcode Server improvements. Or maybe even a hosted CI service at Apple. But that it all long term 'maybe'.
I can only speak for myself. I have no idea what would make a sustainable business model.

A few years ago I had a sustaining membership to a very popular public radio program. I dunno if it was a dark pattern, an oversight when overhauling their webpage, or what, but when I had to update my credit card number because it changed and I could not figure out how. None of the email contacts got any response. I eventually cancelled the old number and I've been hesitant of reoccurring transactions since.

Conversely, I would use PayPal to manage other reoccurring donations. I've adjusted the amount, updated my credit card, and canceled without issue. I was never a fan of PayPal and closed my account a few years ago, and this activity seems to have migrated to Patreon.

The web is weird and surprisingly still lagging cash and brick & mortar in many areas. People are soured to the experience of buying music and merchandise from a variety of sources and have been funneled to specific retailers like iTunes and Amazon.
Just in case it's your moment to learn about it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper%27s_ghost is presumably the origin of the name.
No, she's never seen HyperCard but I think she's played a similar game in terms of game-play before. I'll have to ask.
I’ve been using drone, which is open source.

It’s the only CI tool I’ve found writing pipelines in to not be painful. Need a test DB? The syntax is just docker compose so you already know how to get yourself one.
First, poverty is gendered. One of the things that drives poverty for women is the cultural expectation that we provide caregiving to our own children and other relatives essentially for free and that society owes us nothing for this imposition on our time and energy.

Where does the fact that more homeless in the U.S. are men than women fit into this for you?
when I saw the title I thought this would be a decentralized exchange since it seems to be a hot topic nowdays. I am still trying to find more information.
Still better than electron.
My point is that you cannot know when problems will show up. If you do everything right, they will never happen, but why pass up an opportunity to reduce the risk?
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I've been hoping that a community project would come about to break java.base into smaller modules. Even if there are cross/circular dependencies, I wouldn't mind if many methods were stubbed out or just removed if I promised not to use them.
In that case the ISP would not be able to map the address to a customer, so no one would be getting wrongfully arrested.
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protip -- that fucking deductible resets 1 January, so if you were to get hurt in late 2017 and the treatment spanned calendar years, surprise, you pay it twice! One of the reasons I left my last shitty startup job is the deductible was $6k, ie a month's take home wages. That's not real health insurance.
> In practice inheritance is a very special case of composition that is only advantageous in a very narrow set of usecases.

You are confused. See my other message below where I show that composition and inheritance are not mutually exclusive (and arguably, the best of both worlds is using inheritance via composition).
If someone has a reasonably high-level position in a major medical services organization, and wants to help us advance as a species, here's something to push for; get your company to throw out all its fax machines.

Every office in the world can use non-fax communication technologies; they just have policies that prevent them. If they encounter a sufficiently large healthcare entity that simply shrugs at them and says "we don't do faxes," those policies won't matter, for precisely the reasons stated in the article. People will do what needs to be done to get things to happen, policy or no (if they care; if they don't, it won't get done, regardless of the number of fax machines involved.)

One organization making a stand could start the process of getting us past that particular perverse element of the medical system.
Batten down the hatches.

It won't be long before investors try to find ways to triple their returns, scheming and repackaging begins akin to '08. Derivatives and CDO-esque shit. You know your 401k will in some way be underpinned by some vast quantity of poorly rated repackaged crypto assets.

And good luck with regulating this nascent market in Trump's America.
What is the point of a defense lawyer if they are not allowed to argue for their client?
What is sinkholing?
The 11MB is (most likely) 11MB of the Java runtime (compared to 200MB for the full runtime which includes all the classes required by the standard library) + a few dozen bytes of bytecode.
> AFAIK it is MH370, not MA370.

Good catch. I think MH370 was more commonly used, so I've edited the title.
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No it wasn't. The War on Drugs was an attempt to take disparate anti-drug efforts and combine them into a more coherent whole. It was no different from the War on Poverty.

Were there people attempting to use drug policy to attack other people they didn't like? I've no doubt. But that wasn't the purpose of the War on Drugs and it would never have come into existence if it were.
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I think I'm traumatized by the Ajax spinners in Jira. It was just TOO MUCH.
> people think CGP Grey is a scholar on so many topics just because he sounds calm and confident

His "Rules for Rulers" video is an excellent summary of The Dictator's Handbook [1], itself a summary of well-regarded selectorate theory [2]. I have yet to watch a CPG Grey video which does not honestly separate fact from opinion, and ensure the former is well sourced.

His delivery is excellent. But that, alone, is not substitute for well-written and -researched material.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Dictators-Handbook-Behavior-Almost-Po...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selectorate_theory
Well, I mean on my Arch Linux system libc is ~2M, so that's not exactly trivial either. The only reason hello world can be so small is that all the stdlib code already exists on your system -- not so for Java[1].

Of course there are far smaller libc implementations, but they may be missing functionality.

[1] Unless, of course you require an installation of Java... which would kind of go against the premise of this whole exercise.
IP adress should be used as the START of an investigation. Not evidence at a trial.

Still I understand the prosecution. Pedophiles and other assorted scum know OPSEC and society wants criminals off the street. So just letting people walk because they were clever enough to encrypt their HDD is not an option.
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Mentioned in the video of the OP at 38s+.
The 60 hours of work a week for homemakers comes from a book called "More work for mother." It is a figure that has been stable for 300 years. I don't recall where specifically I got some of the other figures. I was trying to sort my life out, not prepare for debate on an internet forum I had not yet heard of and which did not exist when I was doing a lot of this reading in my 20s.
PCID's been around for a long time - even my old Westmere Xeons have it. INVPCID is more recent.
This article munges swinging, kink, and nuveau-hippie sensuality events into one big pile and claims that rich techies are "marginalizing" women, because they can't claim the women are being abused, because they "happen" to be completely in control of themselves and their choices. This is white-knightism shrouded in the pseudo-scandal of sex, with a silicon valley cherry on top.

This is a tired old journalistic trope. Take a secretive, not-socially-acceptable topic, and present it to the world, as if exposing some hidden evil lurking behind a corner. Sadly, the truth is a lot more boring than most people will ever realize.

"Perhaps this culture is just one of the many offshoots of the sexually progressive Bay Area"

This is a tiny example of what is happening all over the world, in addition to this country. Ignore that the topic's location is the literal epicenter of not only the sexual revolution, but gay liberation and the effective birthplace of hetero BDSM. These events happen _everywhere_. You can find them in North Dakota, in Alaska. This is not in any way new, or weird, or irregular. This is normal. It's not "socially acceptable", but it is normal.

"It’s worth asking, however, if these sexual adventurers are so progressive, why do these parties seem to lean so heavily toward male-heterosexual fantasies?"

Welcome to swinging culture, enjoy your cisheteropatriarchy. Again, nothing to do with Silicon Valley. The fact that there are men with lots of money throwing parties has nothing to do with tech. You'll find a different set of men [and women] throwing parties in DC, New York, LA, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Sao Paulo, etc.

"The party scene is now so pervasive that women entrepreneurs say turning down invitations relegates them to the uncool-kids’ table."

Oh no, peer pressure!!! We better make an after-school special for the women V.C.s. It's not news that wealthy men have been making deals in strip clubs and private parties for a long time, and breaking those barriers is not easy, but also not some mysterious invisible barrier. People in power should obviously not use these one-sided venues for business, but shaming or banning the events altogether doesn't seem like a healthy answer to this.

"The problem is that weekend views of women as sex pawns and founder hounders can’t help but affect weekday views of women as colleagues, entrepreneurs, and peers."

And I agree! But 'orgies' are not what are creating unfair societal expectations and marginalizing women. The real causes are slew of issues that start and end in everyday human activity. If you want to help marginalized women, help them where they are being marginalized every day! Not by shaming a generic amalgamation of parties that all happen to feature the lowering of inhibitions in ways that won't get you invited back to the church social.

And by the way, writing an article about a bunch of people who cannot or will not give their names leaves no room for them to offer a rebuttal. This isn't journalism, this is an op-ed hit piece.
And the GC and the minimal stdlib and other things. If you are targeting multiplatform, Kotlin may be a reasonable choice so long as you don't need anything advanced the JRE provides (or are willing to abstract it and have a native equiv also). Otherwise, there are too many native options these days to use Kotlin solely for that purpose IMO.
I'm working on a prototype that's basically made for what you're trying to do. A text command based UX tool. You can create both text-renderings and image-renderings:
https://medium.com/proof-of-concept/creating-a-true-ux-tool-...

I wrote a number of articles on it, and soon will open up an online version of the prototype. Love to get your feedback.
In more developed countries that would be illegal. You are guaranteed to be able to return to the same position and pay.

Also daycare would be subventionized.
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How to store 50000 mails in 10MB to fight Spammers
The old-fashioned method you are suggesting requires much more effort than Silicon Valley parties that are currently being thrown. Changing who you are as a person is tough, and why do that when there are easier options. In places like SV and Seattle where there is an imbalance between men/women, you could follow these instructions perfectly but you would still be playing with bad odds.

There was recently an article about a prostitution ring busted in Seattle involving Amazon/Microsoft employees, which just shows these type of situations are inevitable in male-dominated industries, and wealth just exasperates the issue.

The old-fashioned method is one of those win-win situations, but if you're willing to let go of being morally correct, it certainly does not hold up against what is currently going on.
>none of these people would explicitly refer to any of these parties as an Orgy in the invite, leaving me to believe they are ashamed of the inherent sexism in the actions they are performing.

Or they're ashamed about living in a wider society that isn't fully accepting of the practice.

Be careful with that brush you're painting with. There are plenty of now-accepted lifestyles that previously got the exact same treatment. "They act that way because they know they're wrong!" often turns to "Oh, they acted that way because the rest of us were assholes about it."
Only one of the binaries is for arm (tfti). Others are for x86 and mips.
All symbols are stripped off the binaries. I only see two quick clues : an irc server url, and two japanese strings that also appear in this article :
http://www.edison-newworld.com/2017/09/linuxtsunami-malware-...

Perl scripts join an IRC chan, wait for commands and google for vulnerable sites to exploit and/or exploit them. They also contain a nice list of proxies.

Do you know how you got hacked ?
I don’t follow, most of the things it complains about aren’t current problems, they’re historical. The cutting-edgeness is irrelevant (and I suspect we mean different things by it anyway). The problem is that the document is arguing against an inaccurate caricature of other technologies
Why is there a huge contrast, and how is this different from, well, basically all orgies we've heard about for decades now? Drug use is common at such events. The reported MDMA use is entirely consensual, so you are distorting things when you speak of someone being "being fed MDMA".
I have a hypotheses. My experience with doctors (that is, general practitioners) is that they think very highly of themselves but usually aren't actually that good at their job. Consequently, they believe they know everything and other doctors know nothing.

It's possible I've just had a lot of bad doctors though.
I assumed you were talking about single mothers and their children. I think that is a fair assumption since it is not very surprising that the majority of people in poverty are women and children - they do make up the majority of the US population, after all. You could similarly say that most poor people in the US are men and their children.
>it was actually very well engineered and machined as though cost was no object

I would argue that it wasn't really engineered at all. Almost anyone can build something with a practically unlimited budget; engineering is a game of trade-offs. That juice press was ridiculously over-designed and didn't need to cost anywhere near that much.