skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Coming from the other direction, it kills me when I'm using windows and have a save dialog open, then drag the file I want to open into it from the explorer. On windows it moves the file to a possibly new location, while on OSX the save dialog selects the file you dropped on it (without moving it).
How about a halfway solution: new/low-karma users can upvote comments but not submissions.

That way new users can still contribute positively to discussions they appreciate, but can't manipulate the front page.
I'm also putting the USA on suicide watch. :-(
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Your number is several months out of date. They’ve delivered something like 5,000 now. Still behind, but not “200 out of a half-million” behind.
Not by tracking, really, but I'd assume by population sampling. Rough counting of a species in an area or on a migration path, and then comparing it to historical data.
>Does anyone have an idea why this is?

Because it is not.
No, this is a projection. It takes months to get to Mars with rocket technology.
It was great to read about the early iterations that didn't pan out, and it reminds me of how far the average person has come in terms of computer knowledge (even though I know several people that _still_ have trouble double-clicking).

I would love to see a similar Windows 8 document, because I have no idea how they convinced themselves that non-tablet users would like it. Things like charms and even the freaking start button were hard to discover.
FDA ramps up warnings about kratom, calling unregulated herb an 'opioid'
this is f'ing awesome
What is interesting to me is that this comes on a day when Bloomberg says "Americans are spending less on clothing". Full discussion here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16322720
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Hello, about 3 months ago, my business associate and I started reviewing machine learning papers about Municipal Bonds (price prediction).

After one month, I implemented a classifier (web application) that is able to predict if a Municipal Bond (Investor Grade, Tax Exempt) is going to gain or lose value in a 30 day period with a about 70% accuracy and 80% ROC AUC (Trained Jan to Jul 2017 and tested Aug 2017, transactions don't overlap).

Metrics: https://i.imgur.com/krotxNM.png

It needs data from 2 major financial information companies and the subscription for it isn't cheap (I think is around 12k/monthly), but the potential earnings are mucho more than that.

Right now there is a hedge found interested in the technology, but I'm looking for more offers. Any idea of where to start?

Thanks!
> i.e., AWS

good points, this is what i was referring to - aws doesn't care.
An attacker could permute the load order or add other parameters, breaking any cache above the Wordpress level. This is definitely on WP to solve.
> why not just put a female-end of lightning port

Because when I'm out and about, I don't want to stop somewhere to charge my pencil. This way, you plug it in to the iPad, and in less than a minute you can work with it for any hour or more - no need to hunt for a wall plug or bring along a cable.
Can it do mesh routing in the same way as tinc? Otherwise it's a poor replacement. It was not immediately evident in the three or so minutes I took to look at the project's web page.
They certainly can't mean the security.

But comparing to e.g. Line or WeChat maybe the entire social & stickers & attending services thing. Signal is a pretty bare-bones chat client, and WhatsApp only slightly less so.
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>On that short of a mission

how short? because i thought the timeline we're talking about is that the Roadster is not going to run into any planet for as long as they've run simulations for, but it's theoretically possible that it might, at some point, hit something.
On more recent trips I've been trying to adopt more local customs including not wearing shorts. It's actually not that bad - if you choose lighter fabrics and don't lay around in the sun on the beach you may not mind pants. Added benefit of sun protection too.

Then there are locals who wear heavy black-cotton pants and poly-blend long-sleeve button-up shirts while walking around the asphalt streets on hot-humid days. They make me want to pass out :)

I think most of ^^ are actually corporate dress-codes (plus perhaps lack of resources to buy non-work clothes) but I've not had reason to strike up a conversation about that.
>This is definitely on WP to solve

How do you propose that WP solve DoS attacks against their application?

This script simply doesn't seem particularly slow to me, despite messing with the parameters a bit.

https://wordpress.com/wp-admin/load-scripts.php?c=0&load%5B%...

Perhaps most people here are missing the fact that you can hit literally any part of WP a lot and it will break.
I think it's more brutal than that. How many humans are we willing to kill (or watch them die) in order to do much about it?

Most humans care some about animals, but they care more about humans.

(Yes, I am well aware that the developed world could accept a lower standard of living, and that would help. I question whether it's enough. And yes, I am aware that that is not an excuse for the developed world to do nothing.)
Another stated reason is that SSH runs on TCP and running TCP apps on a TCP VPN is inefficient. It’s two layers of reliable delivery. It’s better to use UDP in the VPN which is what WireGuard does.
>Imagine a globally replicated and version controlled object store.

S3?
No, there are clear differences in lag between the printing and doodling examples in the video - much more with printing than the big doodle/scribble below it.
Thank you for explaining further, that helps narrow down the situation.

"we had to take stronger measures against this disease in his mind that led him to put his younger siblings in danger of seeing something far more confusing and graphic than they're ready to at their ages."

This is what leaves me unconvinced (and I don't have expectation of changing your mind either - you operate with the most information here so that's probably a good thing). Certainly, what he did was inappropriate, but. . .a boy in puberty looking for porn on the internet is not a "disease". Even offensive porn. There's not something wrong with your boy. He did a bad thing (or a few bad things). He's a teen. Doesn't mean he should be let off the hook, but. . .diseased? Nah.

It does sound like you're having some conversations about this (and importantly, providing the idea that there's something better out there), though, so that's good.
Looks great. You might want to make it mobile web friendly.

Wish you lots of affiliate money :)
Maybe their goal doesn't requiring reasoning about the beauty of a sunset?
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I have one. You kind of could, you can import PDFs to it. I've considered setting up some kind of automated flow to do that mainly for emails that turn in to larger projects or meetings for easy note-taking.

That said, the only real feature I wish that the device had is a backlight. Other than that it's pretty perfect as it is - just a notebook replacement, nothing more or less.
Everyday Astronaut has a good video explaining the reasons behind the Falcon Heavy delay:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOdoNQXQYv8

It was largely down to the design and requirements evolving over the years. Because the Falcon 9 itself improved and dramatically increased it's payload capacity, it became able to itself fulfil many of the missions that the Heavy was originally intended for.

The Falcon Heavy that flew yesterday was quite different to the one that was originally planned.
Am I wrong in thinking that this is the first time we have seen hi-def video of the earth from this distance?
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There are lots more examples: heuristic optimization, discrete event simulation, sampling... I could go on. Deterministic RNGs are much better in all of these applications, where reproducibility of results is important. I'm sure nondeterministic RNGs have important uses too. Perhaps you'd care to describe some of them.
Would you mind to elaborate? Your criticism is so condensed that I'm unable to make a lot of sense of it.
Oh no, trouble! That's the worst thing that could happen to someone! Getting in trouble!

People should stand up for themselves more, you deserve to be paid for your work. The client is the only person who should be in trouble. Don't be afraid of trouble.
Mono is a product of the open source nature of C#, not the cause. In general, I think its wise to go as close to the 'first party reason' as possible. But the nuance there makes it surprisingly intricate, and nuance is often lost in online discussion...

As for '4 years being a long time in software', there's a difference between considering the industry at large, and individual experience. I, like everybody, have anecdotal experience and opinions that run contrary to the norm. And in this case my personal view is that 4 years is not really a long time in terms of software, yet for the industry and people as a whole, I think that couldn't be further from the average truth.

Sure, been a fun discussion!
Note: those are in pounds too, like OPs comment.

These numbers are on SpaceX's website.
That's the hardest part of making an online resume generator. No real way to generate a .doc/x...

But good idea to let people know. I'll add it to the landing page.
If wage growth is constrained to such a small portion of the economy, then how could it lead to runaway inflation like they fear? Couldn't they just push those jobs to areas of the country that haven't been experiencing the growth?
Downvoting because I think you took my comment in poor-faith. I didn't say wearing shorts means you don't care how you look - imho shorts look fine when it's customary. I said that wearing pants despite shorts being a possibility does show how much you care.
Just add wings.
It's a cryptographic product. You have to assume he did a bad job unless
proven otherwise.
Okay, then you're right that she could've done that. She didn't though...
I have never encountered a situation where high comprehensibility was viewed as a negative. Can you give an example of when this might be the case?
From some searching, Windows 95 was about 15 million lines of code, and Windows 3.1 had about 3 million.

Compared to Firefox: https://www.openhub.net/p/firefox/analyses/latest/languages_...
The Fermi Paradox deals with intelligent life (aliens) capable of being detected by other intelligent life (us). Life itself, however simple, is likely extremely abundant - there is even some inconclusive evidence that life once existed on Mars.
> That doesn't explain why people in the poorest countries dress better than Americans.

This is a non-sequitur: all of gp's points apply to people in the US. Cost of living, rate of change of income, fashion/dressing culture and price of clothes (absolute, and relative to income) are very different between countries - so I do not see the point of comparing at all.

"Dress better" is also subjective.
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There’s dask.array which works on numpy arrays instead of dataframes. Otherwise, your argument holds.
Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it. I see that you are also the person behind indeed resume. I have used it too many times to count. Thanks a lot for that.
GitLab isn't really "light weight".
Pyo3 is not affected by this issue. pyo3 compiles in c-api interface, it doesn't use separate libs for that (python27-sys)
Has anyone held it in their hands?
How does the screen compare to a 300dpi pearl eink like aura one or Oasis? I love my Kobo aura one, but I think one of the reasons it is so great is the 300dpi screen.
This reminds me of the Mind Game from Ender's Game: http://enderverse.wikia.com/wiki/Mind_Game

Not necessarily terror, per se, but it generated itself based on the imagination and interests of the characters IIRC.
I've made an ansible playbook, to simplify tinc nodes management.
See https://github.com/samsk/ansible-tinc
Yes. Come to think of it, it's not that the original web died - it just didn't grow much; almost the entire growth went to the commercial part.
Definitely. I've listened to a bunch of traditional history books, as well as science and technology (e.g., _Soul of a New Machine_, _The Making of the Atomic Bomb_).
TechCrunch has some good articles, and does good reporting sometimes, but there's some irony in this article coming from them.
According to the theory of Non-Violent Communication (NVC), it's better to identify a specific instance of the behavior rather than generalize.

1. Agree that a particular thing happened

2. Express how you felt about that thing happening

3. Explain what your needs are

4. Request the person to do it differently next time

Realize these arguments should really be about getting your own needs met, rather than proving that the other person is objectively wrong because of how they "always" or "almost always" do something.
It was a few years ago, so I don't remember the details, but there were things
like lack of integrity protection for control messages sent between nodes or
keys with a very long life time shared by all the nodes.
See https://github.com/samsk/ansible-tinc
The FAA people in charge of issuing launch licenses worry about this kind of thing -- and commented a while ago that they'd lean heavily on the NASA Planetary Protection Officer for cases like this.

http://www.thespacereview.com/article/3260/1

> “We don’t have the expertise in-house when it comes to planetary protection,” said Kelvin Coleman, acting deputy associate administrator for commercial space transportation at the FAA. His office licenses commercial launches, a process that includes a payload review that would, potentially, include a planetary protection review. He said the FAA would “be leaning on” NASA to provide planetary protection expertise.
Perfunctory citation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Theory_of_the_Leisure_Clas...
The expression on his face is the funniest for me - I wonder what he was thinking of: good times, dinner or how he was going to kick X's ass for Y infraction whenever he got a hold of him? As for racists, I guess they'll just have to get over this, lest their brains overheat and melt into fondue.
From my reading, twelve designers and twelve programmers without a lot of overlap, and a significant investment in iterative useability studies. Interestingly they dropped the design documentation as too much trouble to update versus letting the design live in the latest implementation.
I’d strongly recommend you look into synology NAS products. Their music and movie phone apps allow you to stream your home library from anywhere, assuming you don’t mind using data. You can also download to your phone if you’d prefer not to stream. Really smooth software, just requires some port forwarding on your router. I’m a big fan.
I think that part fits with the "nice to have", and the "small code base size" is sometimes viewed as either a nice to have or a negative. It's reasonable to abbreviate it this way instead of saying "people viewing a high comprehensibility as a nice-to-have or small code base size as a nice-to-have or a negative".
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Adds a new dimension to data mining haha
Already been posten 5 times before, one with enough votes to hit the frontpage:
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=opengarages.org
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I also want to point out that Manuel Schoelling been working on and released a p2p [1] distributed hash table [2] work on top of WireGuard to build a VPN mesh. He talked about this recently [3] at FOSSEM.

[1] https://github.com/manuels/wireguard-p2p
[2] https://github.com/manuels/bulletinboard-dht
[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z8Lougf9Vk
Some things are worth the money, the hard part is finding out which ones.

My Zamberlan boots were nearly $300 are 5 years old. Other than some scuffs they are in great shape. I'll have these for many more years.

Carhartt let me down. I'll never touch them again. It only took a month or so for a hole to form in the pants, the cargo pocket is tearing a hole in the leg. My wallet isn't that heavy. So much for tough pants than can stand up to real work. I've since tried some from 5.11 and they are holding up to abuse the Carhartts didn't live long enough to see.
I'd rely on this code before I relied on literally any other VPN codebase. Jason should change the wording here, which I think might be old. Like I said: the protocol just got a set of formal proofs, in addition to the Tamarin prover work Jason did for it.
In the US we venerate our working class and, well, the business class kind of earned their reputation.

Labor in working overalls is salt of the earth type. Senior exec in a suit is an empty suit. When labor makes a bad decision it only affects that person. When an exec makes a bad decision they are usually the ones not affected.

The hoodie CEO is GenX/Millenials attempt to get not appear as the empty suit. To announce that they are from working class even if they are not.
I read an article a while ago about how a lot of silicon valley people disallow their kids internet access. It makes sense to me.
> If you call a script that does a few seconds of processing, and keep calling it, yes it will take down the server...

aka, exploiting the script loading behavior...
After the burn was complete they can use the cold gas thrusters to slightly change the orbit (a few mm/s now adds up over hundreds of years)
All things considered, while this is certainly might feel satisfying, it's a rather irresponsible move on the developer's part. Not only would this sort of behavior turn off future clients (shows that the developer is vindictive and unprofessional), but the dev is almost certainly legally exposed. IANAL, but it would be trivial for the client to show in court that the dev's actions led to quantifiable damages to their business, and might even be open to criminal prosecution.

The correct way to resolve this depends on the contract the dev signed in the first place. If the dev retains IP under the contract, they may be able to take the website down, or revert it to a previous state. If not, I'm not totally sure. Certainly the dev should refuse to perform any work for the client, and probably should solicit legal advice (relatively inexpensive to take a client to small claims court).
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You could legit go to jail under the CFAA for a stunt like this.
Thank you for the response. I always appreciate well meaning people but the problem is there has never been any truly actionable advice. People tend to react one of two ways when you tell them "that hasn't worked"...either they retreat into silence or they attack out of defensiveness. This is universal in my experience no matter how I approach it. The only way to avoid one of these is to say "thank you I will try it" to make them feel good then retreat yourself.

I have never met anyone who has survived in this situation who didn't have lots of help...either social support, family support, or both. I have none of that thus my hopelessness. I am clinging to Maslow's bottom rungs and expected to somehow "self actualize" nonetheless.

I hate my life, hate where I live (country and location) and see no future. I have asked for help directly and clearly for over a decade and gotten ignored or blamed. Anytime I do ask for that help the results are ALWAYS the same...most people ignore, some get angry out of guilt or bother or whatever and attack, a handful offer contacts and commiseration and maybe one of those people actually respond but end up disappearing after giving me standard self help advice from books or forums that is always inapplicable or out of context. It's why at this point I just complain when I speak of things as I have learned asking doesn't change anything. I need practical, concrete, consistent help. If I had that I believe I could get some semblance of a life back and contribute...but after this long and things getting so much worse I am giving up as it's shown to be pointless.

This country and culture is so anti everything I need and won't change in my lifetime if ever...and I cannot get myself established anywhere better for me. Knowing it's practically possible but I cannot access it has ruined me and I am just about done.
I would say Xilinx artix-7 board is good enough to experiment with picorv32 and it costs only $100.
That is a subtle way of making a point.

Note however that the file is under 450 KiB, there are images on that site which rival this (generated) file. And the readfile() call is an extraordinarily light call, all it does is, as the name implies, read from disk to STDOUT (the HTTP stream in this case).
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This is a good point as while there’s not an agreed upon formula for how many nonhumans are worth a human, I’m certain that the vast majority will prioritize human life over animals.

Fortunately, the human growth rate is stabilizing so hopefully we can figure out how to have humans grow to a natural equilibrium AND keep diverse ecosystem. If the question is framed as either humans or animals, society will end up with only zoos, farms, and humans.
Haha! I mean, fair. Obviously OP has the most information, so ultimately is probably best placed to make appropriate choices. I don't dispute that.

Childless millennial software developers (or otherwise generally technical) are in a better position to understand puberty in the modern internet driven landscape than someone who went through it 30 years ago, though. That's a relevant perspective here. . .no? The whole idea is to provide alternative perspectives, so that we can have the most information and thus (in theory) make the best choices, right?
You can't just sabotage your product because you didn't get paid. That just creates two wrongs that do not simply cancel each other out from a legal point of view.

There's a legal system to settle payment disputes. Using it is the civilised, and safe, version of "standing up for yourself".

Many service providers will put up nondescript error pages when the account isn't being paid. That's somewhat safer, but might not apply here: service providers are refusing to continue service. They're not changing a product that was already delivered.
HTTP2 server push isn't really designed for the kind of two way communication needed in IoT use cases, it's mainly designed for web servers pushing CSS files down to a web browser before they're requested.

MQTT isn't a web protocol and the goal here is to give things URLs on the web. But I'm aware of some Web of Things implementations using MQTT over WebSockets to benefit from the QoS features.
Neat idea. As a reader, I would also find it useful as a discovery tool for interesting newsletter.
Fashion can be used to signal many things: group membership, hobbies, political/philosophical views. Additionally, like other forms of art, it can also be used for intrinsic aesthetic expression.

The fashion industry like the luxury automobile industry or the art industry is based around selling status. Unfashionableness an industry release cycle designed around planned obsolesce.
Well, the article states that the claim advanced by one of its subjects that there is no such evidence is a fact.

There is, however, considerable evidence that compulsive pornography use and other compulsive sexual behaviors, at a minimum, have many addiction-like features, though there is considerable debate about both the criteria to consider non-substance-use compulsive behavior as addiction and how particular compulsions fit any proposed criteria. Portraying the state of the science as “no scientific evidence of pornography addiction” is both strictly false and substantively misleading.