skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you believe that a mathematical interpretation of those people and governments is more trustworthy and can stand the test of time, then blockchain technology is impressive. And if you don't, then it's not impressive.
Just have been to HK at Admiralty/Center. And the stairs up and down to get anywhere over the streets is super annoying. Especially at night. But surprisingly not much traffic, and lots of buses and trams. But maybe that was due to new year.
Who has time for friends ? All relations are about spending time with someone. You can get a good relations with anyone by just spending time with them. Most people are actually not that bad when you get to know them.
Market share of the most used C/C++ IDEs in 2018, statistics and estimates
Very good point! With that method you can still display validation errors in a “Reacty” way. But you still don’t get pre-submit validation, like marking an input invalid on blur, or displaying real-time password strength.
Your points are sound, however you're simply wrong about Eastern Europe not having high rise ghettos.

Bucharest has several that are among the most dangerous urban areas on earth. And Romania is better off than some of the poorer Eastern European nations such as Moldova or Bulgaria.
As a customer of a few B2C SaaS products I would say to not try to keep users on board too hard. From my personal experience, unsubscribing from a service I am not using may only be temporary, but the surest way for a company to make it permanent is to be clingy and make it hard for me to get out. The nicest exits are the ones where I leave on a high note, like how amazon prime refunded my last month because I hadn’t been using the service that month; makes me way more likely to sign up again.
What do you count as urban development? Would a duplex count as urban development? how about a 4-unit condo building? or a 10-unit building?

Reasons to build more densely there would include

- accounting for a growing population,

- senior citizens who want to live with their adult kids/walk to downtown

- increased property tax revenue from construction with a 2018 basis to offset budget deterioration under Prop 13

- an increased number of school students (pretty much every city on the Peninsula is slowly aging, and many are dealing with budget crises/school closures)

- provision of BMR housing (if you can build it) for city staff and other service employees, which is cheaper to build as part of a larger structure than as single family units.
Not sure if I understand, don't every neural network ever produce some approximation in finite time? In what sense is this approach "closed-form"?
Dunno, I am women and always had both male and female friends. Except the flirty part, but we have other pointless joking things.

Long term relationship is easier when you can talk about trivial day to day stuff, because is not enough serious stuff to talk about normally - after a while you just said it all.
I’m perfectly content to entertain myself, and to be in my own company. But if I make plans with you and you’re 30 minutes late, being pissed at you doesn’t make me immature. Everyone makes mistakes, and sometimes things go wrong, that’s ok. But to be that guy who’s 30 mins late for a group dinner, or to go bowling or to the cinema, and to always have an excuse, that’s _you_ being immature because you’re clearly saying whatever You’re doing is more important than whatever we have planned. Set a reminder on your phone to beep 15 minutes before you need to get ready, and if you ignore it repeatedly, you’re the immature one.
The Discrete Charm of the Turing Machine[pdf]
Definitely. It’s going to be a struggle to implement things like password confirmation validation or a real-time password strength indicator.
The reason the Internet has become so successful is in large part due to optional anonymity.

Clearly NPR and myself have very different views on what makes the Internet what it is.

Also, I love me some Vint Cerf - and his contributions have unquestionably been massive - but no one person invented the Internet. Please let's leave the cult of personality for the "unwashed masses" as NPR calls them.
That depends on cache headers sent from the server, which the attacker controls
“noprocrast” is a great tip, and for FB I suggest Chrome extension called News Feed Eradicator.

Also I suggest book Getting Things Done by David Allen.
The new release of the dependency can also bump the minimum required versions of its dependencies, as part of their release cycle. If they don't, you can upgrade them as any other dependency; after all transitive dependencies are just dependencies.

That said, you can just upgrade all the dependencies with vgo get -u and get the "always latest" behaviour. This is a desirable result, but it shouldn't happen at each and every fresh build.

You can have automation that periodically tries to bump all the versions and if all tests passes send you a PR with the proposed update.

With the proposed rules you get
1. Repeatable builds as with lock files
2. Simple to reason about constraint resolution on case of multiple modules depending on the same module.
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You still lose things like validation on blur and displaying real-time password strength.
That sounds like an awesome project
I attempted to discuss related issues regarding AMP Email with @cramforce, the AMP tech lead, here: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/issues/13457#issuecomm...

The discussion, if nothing else, sheds some degree of light on how the AMP tech lead sees the situation.
My family are chronically late for things, and yet I manage to be on time. By saying that you should meet at a pub/are vefore you get a train, you’re saying “why don’t you all meet an hour earlier than we need to so I can be late”. Sure sometimes it’s fine, but having to accommodate one person in a group being chronically late is selfish on their part.
I haven't had any experience with dot net MVC, but a feature full job queuing is present in Rails through the ActiveJob module. If that falls short, you can always use Sidekiq. We regularly use Sidekiq for all of our Async tasks at Zense.
The Eastside is not that expensive yet, unless you want to live on the water, have a view, or buy one of the gated slums out there on Lake Sammamish.

Downtown Redmond and surrounding communities still have 1 bed, 1 bath apartments at cheap prices ($600 to $700), and a newly built apartment with 3 bedrooms near the MS campus can easily be had for $1800 to $1900 a month.
Study claims alcohol more important than exercise for living past 90
But can Slack help you rethink team communication, or redefine the way teams move work forward, together? I know I want a messaging tool that delivers results.

https://www.stride.com/
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Back in the day, there were a variety of ways to enter the landline network anonymously, from phone booths to whistling the right tones for call routing.

For quite a while, there was a race between those seeking free long distance and companies trying to stop them.
FWIW, in Virginia (not far from DC, but under different laws), the school system I went to had a similar attendance requirement for passing, but it was in a gray area. There was significant legal precedent for disallowing failing students for non-academic (i.e. behavioral) reasons. They kept the policy in place just because very few parents would challenge the grade, but all who did would win.
> The car of the future will sell your data and also be vulnerable to hackers

These hackable cars are not of the future, even many of today's cars can be quite easily hacked with some knowledge and the right tools. Luckily this doesn't seem to happen yet as far as I'm aware.

And I fully agree on repairing old cars and the passion that can be put in these machines. It's in a sense sad that cars like this don't get made anymore, but on the other side it's better for the planet.
Interesting, but Apple Maps is still completely, utterly useless in Portugal (in both major cities, for any kind of trip), in Dublin (as a pedestrian) and in Madrid (as a commuter/pedestrian).

It annoys me to no end that it is incapable of coping with local street addresses and keeps suggesting Brazilian ones (and I have my phone set to US English, including Siri).

Also, no public transit info in most places I visited.
This Vox article is a well sourced but easy to read overview. https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/12/7/16587316/ba...
Alright then, fine--I wrongly assumed you were talking about a development project since that's what the article was about. So he was objecting to renters moving into existing suburban housing. I'll concede that's not right.
MS has moved so much out of Redmond, pushing employees to Downtown Bellevue & opening up a satellite office in Vancouver, BC. Its quite a change from just a decade ago, but apparently talent retention is better in Bellevue than out in the hinterlands of Redmond.

Then again, I don't think I'll ever take a job or live on the Eastside, perpetually trapped in my car!
Welcome to internet hub 85.* Lighting access to the world's information.

* additional charges occur when accessing information outside from the Internet hub.

Internet hub only allows storing of information which the government approves. Storing unauthorised information on the internet hub will result in your biometric account being banned for life. Access to the rest of the internet is not affected.
We had a hum in Calgary Alberta. It became the subject of an ongoing project in our embedded systems engineering course to identify and triangulate the sound.
Just make sure you have a backup plan when your kids move out :)
... and a very, very, large portion of the people who are supposed to be developing pages on the Internet but haven't gotten their caffeine levels high enough yet ;)
I disagree. “Bodies programmed to require large amount of foods” only makes sense if someone is diabetic.

Otherwise it’s pure willpower (well technically being able to delay gratification) combined with healthy food. E.g start a meal with a raw brocoli and it’ll be physically difficult to put other things in your stomach after.

Yes it’s very hard but I did it myself, you always have to think I’m suffering now but I’ll be good looking one day (and yes it takes years)

Edit: though I understand that all people may not have the same capacity to delay gratification
Dependency injection is very commonly used in the Go ecosystem. Do not confuse resistance about unidiomatic DI frameworks with resistance about DI itself.
Educational Testing Service got interested in it long ago and then dumped it. The National Academy of Sciences did a huge project on improving human performance for the US military back in the 1980's, and they put it in the not useful category. What would you expect for an assessment developed by a team of two with no background in assessment?

I would extend your evaluation to say that it is not appropriate for use on others, but if you think that it helps you assess yourself, knock yourself out.
>you dared to ask a critical question which goes against ego-stroking and mob mentality

But here's that paranoid-heroic-martyr tone again. Maybe it wasn't a "simple" question, but the frustration at these things happening again and again drives you to feel justified in petulant, angry accusations, or even just an irritatingly whiny tone. Doesn't it say in the guidelines not to question items, but to flag them etc? It's tedious for people to read that again and again. Just don't read them, maybe?

Sure, there are fashions in these things. And in all things. But why do you feel so superior and altogether above that, while using your psychobabble labels—"crowd mentality and ego-reassurance","evangelism"? The very downvoting you should expect as inevitable here is something you must fight and totally overcome everywhere, right now. (i.e. the hysterical quality people find so objectionable in SJWs) Really, 'fascism'?! You are the 'brave', 'daring' one huh? And they are the ones doing the 'ego-stroking'? Ah anyway, what do I know, I'm new here. Best wishes!
I just mentally subtract 20 minutes from the time saved. If the remaining number is still positive it's usually worth it.
Stealing passwords with unsanitized CSS-in-JS and React
It's a debatable one in this case IMO. "There's a Persistent Hum in Windsor, Ontario, and No One Knows Why" tells me what I need to know -- it's a mysterious hum akin to what I've read about many times, so there's little need to click. "There's a Persistent Hum in Windsor, Ontario" suggests it may be an article about a known cause/why there is a persistent hum, inducing me to click to find out the reason.

A better solution might be to rephrase (e.g. "There's a Persistent Hum of Undetermined Origin in Windsor, Ontario") to avoid the clickbaity style phrasing, rather than just deleting the clause outright, but then you start editorialising which brings its own set of problems.
I look at things the other way. Imagine we were living in times when we were still legally segregating people by race. Speaking against this was like to raise the ire of many individuals and groups. People could, and did, lose their livelihoods and even their lives as a result of these interactions. I don't really think the civil rights movement changed things as much as it worked as a protective anonymizing mechanism by aggregating people. For those that remained with the message more directly connected to themselves, such as Martin Luther King, their fates were still what we see in times when you state unpopular things without the protection of anonymity. As a thought experiment, imagine the internet and complete anonymization of speech was available from 1776 onward. It certainly would have a massive effect on things like slavery, and segregation. Would positive change have come about sooner, or later?

Anonymity enables people to speak without fear of repercussion. Possibly having an anonymous account being called some names by other anonymous individuals does not really compare to the possible consequences of making unpopular statements when your traceable identity is connected to what is said. So on the same note if somebody is concerned enough to decide to not speak, even anonymously, for fear of anonymous messages from others - would they really be confident enough to then state such things with their name and identity attached to them? Ultimately I think the positive value gained by people being able express themselves positively and anonymously far outweighs the negative cost of people stating intentionally malicious things under the same guise of anonymity.
Maybe it's the weather conditions what produces a city like that. I live in a city that reaches 110F every summer, and
walking is something I avoid as much as I can with that heat. (And I love walking)
If someone is always 30 minutes late and there’s always an excuse that it’s not their fault, the they’re the problem. Everyone has problems. If you tell me “hey I’m running 30 minutes late, because I had to take a shower” the odd time (in advance) that’s totally fine. But to leave me sitting on my own (when I could have plans with someone else later, or could have stopped whatever I was doing before to be on time to meet you) is just selfish and inconsiderate. If you can’t show up at 5, don’t say you’ll be there at 5, say you’ll be there at 7 so at least I can use the time too.
Ah? This is interesting and a very good thing - it may not be deployed everywhere, perhaps?

I use mostly GM and the suggested road shows traffic being slow or fast "as we speak". The image, from the same place, will be vastly different at another time. And I see that in these times the road is different, avoiding the hot spots as of now.

In other words:

- at 5 in the morning it will route me through a busy town 500 km down the road because there is no traffic now.

- at 17:00, from the same starting point, it will avoid the same city, because of high traffic. This high traffic is irrelevant to me as I will hit the town in 7 hours, when there will be nobody on the roads.
Yeah, I'm also a bit concerned with vendoring going away. The proposed solution to preserving upstream is imho very elegant (caching proxies) and scales better than vendoring, but it requires a bit more infrastructure. Perhaps vgo could be taught to look in a local directory for an exploded content of what logically is the upstream archive (and that local directory could be checked in git, or preserved as a cache by your CI etc).
In my experience in London, the people living in the centre are not aloof, but it's the commuters who switch off their brains on the train or in the car and forget to switch it back on when they're in town. But that's an extremely broad brush, so don't take the categorization to heart.
Which industries can BlockChain (the technology used in Bitcoin) can disrupt?
Since a lot of interest is being shown towards the blockchain technology now, wanted to know which are the top industries that can see revolution with this technology
Of course, that’s the whole point of citations and notation. Do you want every single paper to be 500+ pages? I have better things to do trying to figure out where the novel result is in hundreds of pages of the same shit I’ve seen dozens of time already.
The ads only come when you are fully stopped (e.g. traffic light).
It does have its weird quirks though. My daughter is in 4th grade. At the beginning of 2nd grade she was assessed at about 1.5 grade levels behind. She was just assessed again and is about 1.5 grade levels behind. We raised the possibility of holding her back a grade and were immediately told that was not an option.

This was all very foreign to me since I was held back in elementary school, at my teacher's recommendation.

It just seems to me that the amount of extra work they have put in to keep her advancing while in a classroom where most of the work is above her ability could be put to better use.
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Keep coding! Keep rocking!
Good catch, thank you! I've got to update the copy tomorrow, will make a pass through this as well.
Unless things have changed much over the last decade, many European unis are much more restrictive than you imply wrt thesis formatting.
The Key to Weight Loss Is Diet Quality, Not Quantity, a New Study Finds
That is entirely false.

First off: "Require" means what your body needs to sustain itself, which I would say is your TDEE. This changes when you gain weight or lose weight, or recomp.

Secondly: You can definitely "reprogram" when you get hungry, it only takes a few weeks.

> Losing weight by willpower in the short term just increases the signals to eat, and may cause weight gain in the long run.

This depends entirely on how you lose weight. As obesity (for the vast majority part, excluding thyroid and other physical problems) is a matter of habit, if you starve yourself from your usual diet for a few weeks in an attempt to reset your weight, of course you are going to relapse.

Temporary dieting can by definition never work. A diet is the habit of what you eat.

If you create the habit of eating like someone who weighs 50 kg less than you, you will start losing weight, fast at first, and then slower until it plateaus. I agree that not everyone is exactly the same, so basal metabolism between two similar people can vary a few hundred or so kcal/day.

Gastric bypass can in rare cases be necessary, but it's definitely a last resort, and unneeded in most cases.
The interesting question will be how this applies to Kubernetes using flannel, considering that creates a separate network bridge per container.
Why has CPU frequency ceased to grow? (2014)
Satoshi Labs Introduces New Trezor Bridge as Communication Tool
A central banks role is to provide the monetary system for the exchange of goods and services in a country.

If a countries citizens go and spend their personal money on risky or stupid investments, it is also the countries problem. If those investments fail, you will now probably have to use government funds to bail them out in some way. Bankruptcy is a government bailout of sorts.

Therefore it does not seem unreasonable for a central bank, whose role is ensuring a strong monetary system, to try to educate it's indirect users on good and bad risks to take to try to make the country as a whole more competitive.

If the video should have had attribution is a policy issue for YouTube and the country. Given that attribution would probably have reduced it's effectiveness, I can see why the country would want it without attribution.
> I can't find too much information on this, does docker mount /proc from the host by default in each of the containers?

I'm curious what kentonv has to say, but on modern kernels docker can make use of PID namespaces, so /proc only shows PIDs from the container's PID namespace. That said, it does still provide several information leaks like /proc/self/mountinfo showing which host directories are mounted where in the container.

In addition to PID namespaces, another isolation gotcha is users, and docker does not enable user namespaces by default since it's a relatively new kernel feature and it breaks backwards compatibility (ex: kubernetes doesn't yet support them). A good example of this in practice that many people hit issues with in the past was ulimits: if UID 1000 in a container exceeds a ulimit, it also affects UID 1000 in every other container. Docker solved this by setting ulimits to unlimited on the docker daemon process, which are then inherited by containers (this also happens to be good for performance). User namespaces are one of the big recent improvements to container security.
KVM. VMs.
These rooms are nasty. The concept of time is distorted and you feel like you are left alone to face yourself and infinity.
Thank you for your work! I think RethinkDB is underappreciated and undervalued, mostly because people tend to act based on hype and seasonal fads. RethinkDB brings down the cost of developing apps with real-time push updates to manageable levels. Similarly, there is no other distributed database out there that can be deployed so easily.
You routinely have 45 minute swings in amounts of traffic, and you can’t know in advance what the traffic is going to be like? That seems insane to me. Sure every now and agai there’s an accident or road works, but for it to often take 30 minutes longer, or 15 minutes less seems bizzare to me. Or is it a case of you can leave and be there 15 minutes early, or you can wait 30 mins and be 30 mins late due to traffic? In that case, you’re making he decision that you’d rather be late.
This is beautiful! Any hints where to find more like this?