skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder what's the point of people touting about reusable code is when as soon as a set of 71 distinct libraries, most of them optional, (disclaimer: ls /usr/lib/libQt5*.so | wc -l) full of reusable code with a common API and coding conventions is not considered since it's apparently "too much".

Do you really prefer to learn a different API and library for every different part of your app ?
This site: http://voat.co is where the right wingers go after being banned from Reddit and also http://gab.ai when banned from Twitter.
According to Chinese news for the same event, the vendor is http://www.llvision.com/

The product and the logo look so similar to google glass though. Good product and use case from technical perspective.
This could lead to users of the plugin being banned. Have seen this happening to recruiters who were using some extensions extensively and then somehow Linkedin decided to lock them out, which is quite a bad thing to happen to a recruiter.
Comparing Falcon heavy to iphone is slightly insulting IMO.
NPL invented the Kibble balance that is being used in the proposed redefinition[0]. They discuss it and the Avagadro project on the page. So indeed it won't be valid much longer!

[0] http://www.npl.co.uk/educate-explore/kibble-balance/
Weave Cloud is the commercial service. It's a management platform for developers creating and operating Kubernetes-based applications. It helps you do CI/CD, observability, monitoring and networking/security[0]. It's across the whole 'developer experience' not just networking.

Weave Net is completely OSS and usable to create overlay networks between docker nodes or hosts. There's an extensive user guide [1] and project on Github [2].

You wouldn't need the commercial service for this sort of usage. Business users buy a subscription to get support for complex networking.

[0] https://www.weave.works/product/cloud/
[1] https://www.weave.works/docs/net/latest/overview/features/
[2] https://github.com/weaveworks/weave
Windows Explorer, on the other hand, still has no “expand folder” functionality on the right pane. I have to go back and forth to sort garbage trees, opening multiple windows or temporary pinning all folders into favorites. Given that their names may intersect, problem gets worse. In Finder you just expand interesting folders and DnD until it’s done.

What really is a joke is a left pane that combines favorites, libraries (die, die, DIE) and disk trees. It was never usable, except for favorites.
We're already on pretty shaky ground... biggest Net Change drop in DOW Jones history just happened 3 days ago.
Host error 521
Not really. WebGL basically exposes the OpenGL APIs from within the browser context. This backend focuses on drawing the browser chrome itself via the OpenGL API, which is wholly independent (one is a consumer, one is a provider). This was a patch that was upstreamed into WebKit a while back from a fork.
It’s a mixed bag. I’ve bought expensive Allen Edmonds and had subtle fit problems that make them largely unwearable. Another pair of Allen Edmonds fit fine but got permanently stained is salty snow.

Recently the heal and sole of a $400 pair of dress boots completely disintegrated after four months of wear. (Resoled, but still.)

I guess I’m saying that the supposed long-term thriftiness of expensive shoes is often overrated.
> "open files are locked even to administrators" is a UX catastrophe.

This can't be blamed on UX people. It's an ancient difference between Unix and VMS and not easy to fix.
Why should I care about Kubernetes, Docker, and Container Orchestration?
iOS 12 / 11.2.5 and iOS 11.3 iCloud bypass DNS correct ways
Thanks. Did you strip the binaries?
Why create a throwaway account to post this?
He had no strategy. Weirdly. Because he said he told himself he'd have a chance at one of those buckets some day. In which case I'd have expected he'd have thought of an exit. Some kind of plan to leave the country, maybe even a contingency, in case he ever struck it rich.

Surely, it you choose a life of crime, you'd do that anyway? Kind of a burn the bridges get out fast plan, for when things go wrong. Which they will, eventually.
Machine learning has been overcrowded with copycat projects like image processors and game bots.

I think I just felt my mind expand a little.

Brilliant work, Ariel!
That's a dishonest misrepresentation of the law, and your link says so.
>"As anyone who went through sixth grade and spent a few minutes giggling in front of a dictionary probably knows, a------ is in there, and so is b----, and c---, and even d---. Merriam-Webster takes a breather at the letter e but picks up steam again with f--- and never looks back."

If even an adult news site in the US censors words like this, this story is no great surprise. It's always amazed me that apparently in the US, kids/teens watching people get slaughtered by the hundred in movies every day seems perfectly fine to all concerned, but OMG no human bodies, or even words describing them, allowed. Well, didn't the US start as Puritan colonies? (Don't think they were too into murder though.) And I guess the Bible's like that - smiting and mass destruction is holy work, but you'll need that fig leaf.
That’s actually the author you’re replying to :)

It’s a quirk of the translation/language barrier that it may seem that he’s attacking the author, but just replace “the author” with a first person pronoun and re-read.
It would be scary if it was true, but it isn't true, it's scare-mongering bollocks.
I'd imagine that (like the bathroom scale that they referenced, even if they're using different hardware) they have four 3-axis force sensors which connect the sweeping head to the broom, letting them calculate the forces while allowing for different angles.
Snapchat coded t-shirt
1989, "Nu Prometheus League", I believe the Macintosh ROM's source was leaked:

http://www.nytimes.com/1989/11/20/business/us-inquiry-into-t...
There are lots of 'condotels' in tourist areas, which are essentially full-service condo buildings that explicitly sell on the idea that the owner can use it for their own holidays, then rent it on AirBNB/VRBO in all the other weeks of the year. These condotels almost always have their own booking site.
The Purpose of Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT) and Procedure
Not really. Mysticism (in this unquantifiable form) does not challenge anything. It is instead based on acceptance that things are out of your control therefore not worth to quantify in quality or to judge.

A real mystic of this kind would practice a strong version of fate or destiny principle which essentially makes free will irrelevant.

To judge is to measure and quantify (or classify) in a less strict way.
OJ Simpson wrote “(If) I Did It” and made money off that
Writing Dockerfiles for Node.js Web Apps
That has dependencies on the UI toolkits, judging by the binary names (gtk dependency).
Metabase v0.28
Could a More Individualistic World Also Be a More Altruistic One?
Because the men are not as bothered by the risk as women and continue driving for Uber whereas women drivers do not.
3rd party resellers in-country facilitate this and take a cut.
Not to different from most Linux DE's Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right.
Thank you for the great feedback!

1. We mention encryption in the docs FAQ https://docs.dotmesh.com/faq/#what-do-you-encrypt -- where did you look for it? Maybe we can make it easier to find. Noted about this being a priority.

2. Thanks for proposing the updated tagline! I'll run it past the team ;-) we'll certainly develop more messaging and use cases around production data as we develop the project beyond 0.1 :-)
Did you run the curl command that's the first item in the tutorial?
Interesting: https://github.com/h1x0rz3r0/iBoot/blob/master/apps/iBoot/bo...
Will call it that from now on.. this is awesome
Naturally Star Trek style terraforming is off in the far future (if at all), but I wonder if we're not too far away already from some more humble projects...

A genetically modified lichen, or fungus, that was designed as a stepping stone towards a better Martian biome, and a launch setup to seed them effectively isn't too far outside the bounds of present day work with genetics, and present day launch & deployment systems.

It's far less sexy, but a multi-generation approach to terraforming could yield a usable Mars without too much magic...
Interesting! We should compare notes! Join our slack (in website footer) and we can chat? Or I'm @lmarsden on Twitter :-)
This has been making the rounds lately and also been on swedish TV.

But my impression of it on Swedish TV was completely different from yours.

Firstly when interviewing the whistlers you could tell that it wasn't a language. It was just a set of sounds they had taught each other for specific situations.

When they were standing 20 metres from each other and tried to say things like "take off your hat" or "pick up the shovel" they had to give visual cues after trying the whistle a few times and failing to get the message across.

So sure, they whistle across the valley, but just to get a very limited message across that concerns them and their daily work perhaps. Not to have conversations.

The swedish TV host tried to learn the language and also went to some bar to order. Maybe they do that as a standing gag there, with the ordering. But he didn't get it right until he played some school children whistling on his cellphone.
Meet #PinME, a Brand New Attack to Track Smartphones with GPS Turned Off
"Wanted criminals" in China's case might be someone who posted criticism of ruling party, mentioned Tiananmen Square protests, support Tibet independence, belongs to certain religious group etc. Of course, western countries are not much better, but it just highlights the fact that we, as society, should fight mass-surveillance as it will be used for thought control. The power is simply too great and alluring to be trusted to any entity.
Government is never good or bad. If government has a will, it can only be to preserve itself. That is why it is so important to hold it accountable, to align its objective with the will of the society. Weirdly, Chinese government is driven by the fear that it can be overthrown if the economy stops growing, thus it delegates so much focus to economic investment. With technology like this, they might, in one day, think they are no longer have such concern anymore.
Disclosure: c-smile is the author of sciter.
Just a technicality really, but this is just an encoding of language — like Morse code or writing — it's not a language of its own.
just look in other threads about qt on this website or proggit :p
How would you want merge to work?
Looks like it just stands for "find boot images", given the name of the function...
Metal is whatever you want to get out of it. For example, I think Devin Townsend is one of the most gifted artists out there. It's great that people might want to listen to extreme grindcore or black metal or gore themed metal. They have Broken Hope lyrics to go read. Listening to folk metal is also a blast since it usually incorporates interesting musical instrument juxtapositions and/or incorporates mythologies told in a visceral manner. Or there's soul crushing depths incorporating brutal historical moments such as Ahab's depiction of the Raft of the Medusa.

Pulling Metallica out of a hat as representative of any kind of metal, let alone "extreme metal", is a pretty big disservice to the genre's diversity and spectrum of appeal.
Was this predicted by theory (when?) or is this a unexpected result discovered from experimentation?
The article is a little hard to understand. First I thought the electrons were in frontal collisions with light and was like "duh of course it slows down". But then they talked about the electrons hit a "sheet" of light. So is the correct interpretation that the light and electons hit at perpendicular angles (in the lab reference frame)?
Examine.com disagrees with this, and implies it may be an urban myth: https://examine.com/nutrition/how-much-protein-can-i-eat-in-...
I've seen conference proceeding on youtube, mostly about some mobile gaming, that used this kind of language. It's not exactly rare, and such meetings are more targeted to the investor/business owner types rather than devs. Also the videos are rarely posted on any video sharing sites.

There are so many startups right now that focus on real time video analysis to determine activities like intrusion detection. Though these developments are focused towards defense and border security, I feel they can easily be retrofitted/repurposed for data collection as described in the slides.

If the argument that the slides are fake is based on how evil they sound, I just can't buy that.
US seems to use the kilogram for one and only one thing: reporting the size of drug hauls.
From: https://examine.com/nutrition/how-much-protein-can-i-eat-in-...

That being said, since fecal losses of protein and short-chain peptides tend to smell incredibly bad one can use a 'sniff-test' after bowel movements to assess if protein is being lost in the feces and thus not taken up by either the intestines or the muscle.

Not pleasant, perhaps, but should be effective :-)
Read on. Middleware providers are new to ASP.NET Core.
see discussion https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2017-September/0...
The article states that the code is from iOS 9, which was first released in 2015.
TinyWeb--A High-Performance Web Server in C++11
database can be embedded, for example sqlite.
web server can be self contained too. no need for apache.
Probably, still spooky to see that there!
Fashion advice from a true intellectual
I'm interested to see how the curling federation handles this - the last I heard they banned brooms with directional bristles as they provided too much of an advantage. I can see this being an invaluable training tool, but ultimately banned in competition
Got any proof for that claim?
>>You're example is a strawman. Turner Broadcasting and Facebook is like comparing apples and oranges.

How is it a strawman? They both make revenue from selling attention.

>But Snap is sucking in huge amounts of data

Snap's ad-manager is no where near as sophisticated as FBs. Either we disagree on the definition of huge, or you have no idea what kind of targeting FB is capable of. When Snap has a js tag on almost every site then I'd might agree.
Good web scrape of the old Kuro5hin website before trolls, hackers, and spammers took over and it eventually got shut down.
To be fair, it's not that bad (I have made a couple of apps based on the webview) - IE11 is a rather decent browser supporting all the niceties from CSS3, flexbox etc. It's not that different from making layouts for web pages, when you have to support IE11 anyway. All the IE11 pitfalls are covered on stackoverflow, so it didn't feel like wasting much time to make windows version of the app look exactly like linux or macOS.
Which switching to Linux entails as well.

I can think of a lot of reasons to abandon Mac OS X, but this seems like a really odd one to me.
Key iPhone Source Code Gets Posted Online in 'Biggest Leak in History'
Girl and Baby Dress for Speacial Occasion
Windshield repairs are usually free, with insurance paying the full amount, if you use a provider of their choice (in emergency situations, any provider).

Repair saves them a lot of money versus replacement.
> if (exception.InnerException.Message.ToLower().Contains("duplicate"))

seriously?
HP EliteBook: A friend to the User
How to confirm it's not a farce but the actual source code? I could post anything, whatever, and say "this is iBoot leaked".
They asked for dedicated servers explicitly to avoid VPSs.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16330228
NH3 Molecular Geometry- Basic Information
ALEXANDRA' S- Nicoleta Jutka – stil si rafinament in arta
The music never stopped
Isn't this wish rather selfish as well? Rather than spending time, becoming a contributor yourself and effectively showing them a better way, you want them to disappear.
Lets make this maximal catastrophic, lets mine the mercury using the methane escaping from the permafrost with drones.
We can then use the mercury to destroy djungle mining for gold.

This species deserves to be nuked so much...
John Perry Barlow with an OLPC XO-1 Children's Computer.

https://imgur.com/a/ogE9y

John Perry Barlow and John Gilmore, EFF founders.

https://imgur.com/a/eqqlz
> Not Google’s fault, b

100% Google's fault when they don't do contracts enforcement with OEMs.

No upgrades, no access to Play store and other related Google services, easy they just don't want to do it, plain and simple.
Absolutely he deserves the black bar, please!
I first heard of him in regards to Chomsky Hierarchy. What an interesting person.
What you are, what you're meant to be. Speaks his name, though you were born to me
The power of word embeddings
I don’t think a totalitarian regime is too concerned about false positives... nobody would ever refuse a short stay at the local police station
6 Healthcare Marketing Trends in 2018: How to Leverage Them
'Less wrong syndrome'
I know, I just couldn't find a cross-db solution since I can't seem to find any standardized error codes in the exception. Do you know of a better way of doing this?
There is nothing wrong with Europass CV. In EU one cannot go wrong with it, although it's terribly space inefficient. Check available LaTeX Europass CV templates on the web/github. Using interchangeably clean, academic-style LaTeX template and Europass CV LaTeX template haven't noticed any difference in response rates.
Some sciences used to prefer (or still prefer?) doing it the other way and use the CGS system, where you prefix meter instead of gram.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centimetre%E2%80%93gram%E2%8...
Okay, first of all, we are no where near Landauer's Limit right now, and will likely never reach that point because we'll run into thermal noise "danger zones" far before then.

Second of all, there are plenty of (and probably the primary ) forms of non-quantum reversible logic.

In the slightly less exotic category there is also adiabatic computing which can actually be done in standard CMOS in most flavors.
From my reading it is only meant as a training tool.
This article to me is just more evidence that North Korea was not behind the Sony hack and possibly other high-profile attacks attributed to them.

I mean on the Sony end you have something requiring extreme sophistication and technical knowledge to pull something like that off.. and this article depicts North Korean hackers exactly how you picture them. Barely owning computers, not having enough to survive themselves, poorly organized, and grinding video games and selling pirated software as a means to make ends meet.

These two parallel depictions of the same group never seem to cross except in the opening paragraphs of articles where the reader is meant to assume that these groups are one in the same.
Google requires device certification to access their services, including legally enforced contracts.

They just don't care about updates, otherwise they would remove certification access to any OEM not providing updates.

Even with Treble they are letting the OEMs do the updates, if they ever take place.

And to add to injury, devices that are upgraded to 8.0 instead of being released with it, don't require Treble compliance.

So, our lovely OEMs are mostly shipping Android 7.0 devices in 2018 to avoid Treble.

It is 100% Google's fault.
You can get more info directly from the source:
http://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/02/07/qt-creator-4-6-beta-releas...
German Business Leaders Praise U.S. Economic Policies at Davos
Crime and Pizzlement: Desperados of the DataSphere

https://w2.eff.org/Misc/Publications/John_Perry_Barlow/HTML/...
How about adding a "GetByID" function? The check is searching the entity, if NULL - save - if NOT NULL - update.

I don't believe it is useful to save a trip to the database, the database is there for a reason.
Bulgarian language pack :D

This might be little off-topic, but I have yet to see a single Bulgarian developer who'll use a Bulgarian language pack in a piece of software they use. Most of us stick with English. Nice effort nonetheless.

It seems so weird to me to use Bulgarian as a system language anywhere (PC, phone etc.) I wonder if it's because when I was little there was no good Bulgarian support for a lot of the software, or me being a kid who doesn't know English that well couldn't just find the appropriate settings. I got so accustomed to English that nowadays if I see software with Bulgarian controls (besides typing in Bulgarian of course) I feel uneasy. Like a little bug inside my head that's telling me something isn't right :D

As for VSCode I just wish they get on with this - https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/14909

It's the only thing for me that's making VSCode just one feature away from being the best editor.
Can we figure out where they are putting the 'code' to slow down the older phones? If we can figure it out it could be a big shame for Apple, if any..
Unless there are encryption keys hidden in source code that I can't find, I fail to see the implications of this leak.
I am sorry, but this is incorrect.

Supposing by poly-alphabetic cipher you mean a substitution mechanism based on multiple alphabets (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyalphabetic_cipher) (e.g. Enigma). This class does not provide information theoretic security. OTP does - it literally defined the notion.

>> Modern cryptography is strong due to mainly a few key aspects, randomness which enables us to generate true or near true random keys, key exchange/distribution (electronic communications and various key exchange algorithms like DH) and non alphabetical plain text and keys.

Maybe I am misunderstanding the statement you want to make here, but modern cryptography is strong because it is based on i) notion of information theoretic security ii) notion of computational security. The latter, upon which e.g. the Diffie-Hellman key exchange or RSA are built, states that distinguishing the output of the function from a particular distribution, can be used to solve problems we consider intractable (either on average or in the worst case).

I am not sure to what you are referring to when stating:
>> Modern encryption is fast and flexible but there are old ciphers that are just as strong when used correctly.

To my knowledge that is not correct, but I am curious. (Shannon's analysis was the first rigorous treatment and bootstrapped the field.)
"And millions of years later, after the Earth had long since gone quiet, the strange metal object swung closer to the red planet.

After all these years, passing the red planet so many times, it had caught enough wisps of gas from its atmosphere that it was going to finally come to rest — finally land there at last.

If landing is what you want to call it.

Down the machine came. It arced across the sky — slowing much more quickly now. And as it slowed it fell closer to the surface still, and got hotter and slower still...

When it finally hit the dunes of this world it scattered into all of its components. For miles and miles so many small metal and plastic parts from Earth flew and tumbled. And also, some stowaways.

What stowaways? Why, little organized corpuscles of organic chemicals. They were plentiful at one time on their home planet of Earth. But now, millions of years later, they found they had been travelers to a strange, new world.

Let there be life!"

:

Poorly channeling "The Last Question" in a way....
https://twitter.com/supersat/status/961480792483381248
It gets worse, Samsung showed Tizen:RT at FOSDEM.

https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/tizen_rt/

Which is yet another variation of Tizen.
Nice post, and very close to my experiences with Dockerfiles for node.

To the author: could you elaborate on the differences between carbon and alpine base images please? I can obviously go look this up, but this was the one part of the guide that was new to me. Your description wasn't enough to give me a complete understanding, so perhaps you could explain a bit more about carbon and alpine? Thanks.
It's been DMCA'd off of github for anyone wondering.