skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Manipulating search results for any reason is illegal and Google has faced heavy scrutiny for it in the past, so I would think it would be the same for Amazon.
I haven't actually. Could it be compatible, you think? Did you just put macOS 10.* on a USB pen and go with it?
What effect would it have on the Bitcoin difficulty algorithm if mining capacity went way up during nighttime and down during daytime? Super slow block times during the day?
I think external GPUs are an awesome idea. I've not looked into hem recently, actually. They would be awesome for making a 15" MBP from 2014 more useful going forward.
There is nothing stopping you from using only these three options now. Your problems are in your head.
The year is 2038, we all work in AWS server farms, or Google clickbot farms
Of course, but cars are not allowed in the town of Spetses where almost all of the population of the island resides. I've been there before some years and it was great!

Taxis buses and other cars are used for transportation to remote areas of the island.
Mine was made from a google docs template. I think it looks really sleek and has fairly worked for me so far.

The only problem is that when I add new stuff, I have to keep adjusting it so that it all fits in one page

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YWsEDDSyJI0S7sy-YlLLJ9O_...
Exciting to watch China grow.
No prob. I only know because someone had to point it out to me once before. :)
How about a degree in underwater basket weaving?
Absolute child's play compared to:

https://gist.github.com/llllllllll/b1ac68a6b77535a64c0b13bfd...

(Python's LOAD_FAST bytecode does `fastlocals[i]`: how can we abuse the lack of bounds checking on this array access?)

(We've also discussed potential extensions this to approach "lift" C-extension code in bytestrings into interpreter objects. This would be useful to escalate existing interpreter attacks in environments that try to lock things down.)
IOTA co-founder, Sergey Ivancheglo aka Come-from-Beyond, has an open invitation for cryptographers to discuss this issue on his blog:

"Intermediate summary of Heilman et al. claims about the security of a previous version of IOTA signature scheme"

https://medium.com/@comefrombeyond/intermediate-summary-of-h...
Iran Builds Military Base Outside Damascus
Rock Monster Jungle Sim
Rock Monster Jungle Sim is not another Super hero game but is a real world simulator
Thanks for the detailed reply, however I don't see any links to HN/Reddit in the footer or anywhere else on the mobile page of your blog posts?
Thank you!!

Yeah, that's a question I get a fair amount.

Many people have an instinct to leave things off of their resume because they aren't "professional" or "tech" enough. Do not sell yourself short! If you feel like you don't have enough for your resume, include anything that covers the soft-skills portion. A good first rule of thumb is to look at anything that occupies a lot of your time or did so in the past. There are a lot of skills that apply to any job or social arrangement: time management, initiative, planning, leadership, etc. It is optimal of course to demonstrate those through internships and full-time jobs in your chosen field but there are other ways too. Mowing lawns, working with a club/charity, working at coffee shops, washing windows and volunteering at the library can all demonstrate different important qualities that will translate to a new role. Don't leave them out if you are looking for more things.

The layout needs to be fit to your personal story—not the other way around. If you feel like you still have less content than you would like, use a touch more whitespace or use less terse wording (but not fluff). If you have one major thing you are incredibly proud of, make sure the design reflects that—don't let it sit and have it match all the boring things in visual appearance. I usually go through a bunch of different sketches before I find something I like. It is definitely not "one-size fits all".

There's lots of ways to vary the appearance of something: bolding, italicizing, different font, border, whitespace, color and the position on the page. There's no magic combination but you generally don't want to use more than two or three of the techniques at the same time. If you use too many things will look out of place.
Hmm, if you're selling into the EU, it's EU regulations that you have to follow, not Australian. Maybe we just misunderstood each other, I'm talking about shipping a product to the EU.
cumulatively or is that how much they're earning per month?
It's not optional to switch, and soon. The next 20 years will be too long. (Some niche cases can take longer to switch, of course, and that's fine.) If it's not possible we have the options of either using less or suffering massive problems in the medium-term future, which will cost a lot more.

I'm not sure what to do about this. Lobbying and investing in renewable research might not be enough.. but is there anything else really?
But tuples (and cells) are mutable in pure CPython if you believe strongly enough.

See:
https://gist.github.com/llllllllll/b1ac68a6b77535a64c0b13bfd...
https://gist.github.com/dutc/d2ff9f17a0520d233b2d197d1dafa1a...
https://twitter.com/__qualname__/status/867928378040438784
My favorite part was the IOTA folks insisting that their 'higher level' protocol would fix all their rookie mistakes. (Yes! We intentionally built our castle on quicksand! But look how hard the walls are!)

It's a great example of why you need to start from sound foundations.
Riversimple
Might a hydrogen power train make sense in a super lightweight car?
www.seedrs.com/riversimple
How liquid are those earnings? Can they be withdrawn easily and converted to BTC/USD?
Jetbrains Rider 2018.1 EAP is open
I’ve been accused of this in a contentious discussion on Facebook. I had to look it up.

The problem here is that the label is based on the assumed intent of the asker as perceived by the person they’re asking. In my situation, I was asking about a social justice topic that I probably know more about than the average person but not nearly as much as the people I was discussing it with. Unfortunately, said people were in a minority group currently under attack in this country and were tired of people arguing with them in bad faith. In their eyes, my questions were indistinguishable from those they had seen before when being harassed.

It’s a tough situation. I want to understand the issue and I’m happy to listen to someone explain it to me, but those people are consistently so tired of explaining themselves and trying to avoid harassment that it all seems like the same thing.

I don’t really know what the solution is. I don’t really like “Don’t participate in the discussion until you’ve read a thousand pages of history and theory about this subject,” but... I don’t know. I’m increasingly questioning my qualification to even discuss these issues because I simply don’t have the life experience to understand them.
"instaceof" is something I would advise against for any code that might be called from another module.

If you have different modules requiring that same module and they for whatever reason (webpack behavior, node not deduping properly, npm link, different versions, etc), that instanceof will fail and the caller will be left scratching their head as to why their object fails the check.

In JavaScript (and by extension TypeScript), you are best left to duck-typing for run-time checks.
You're not a gamer, are you ?
Pepsin denatures (is permanently destroyed) in a sufficiently alkaline pH, so you could also just drink some water with baking soda mixed in. Say half a teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of water might do the trick.

Personally I found my worst heartburn was at night, so sleeping with a wedge pillow stopped me from needing pills.

(Disclaimer: I am not a doctor.)
My impression is that it is all within the first 20 days after posting,

but I haven't looked into it closely and could easily be remembering incorrectly or have misunderstood.
This post has been uploaded 3 times during las 24hours, second attempt got into the front page with over 300 upvotes.

OP even commented multiple time last time it was uploaded.
The earnings are in the form of Steem Power, Steem,and steem dollars. The latter was apparently an attempt to make a stable currency, which tracked the dollar, which failed to live up to its goals.

Steem power is very illiquid and takes time to "power down" the steem power into steem. Steem is the main currency, which you trade on the markets (along with Steem dollars).
Which half of your stereotype is patently false? Both?
The scary thought from black box hi-tech policing like this is that you don't know what little things you said/did that made the algorithms think you're bad or worse a target.

What if there is a bug(and there will be) in such predictive analytical tool? A swat team watching every move of a guy going to get groceries?
Also I've seen managers pushing people to use prototype code directly for the production app, because "why fix what's not broken" and "we need this last week". So I write my prototypes as if they are going to be shipped.
>They're good for protection

I'd really like to see the stats on this. because I have a feeling that this is quite possibly provably incorrect.
Did that layout work before you were in Apple?
It's how much they've earned for that particular video so far. I've been saying it for a while here but nobody seemed to listen. d.tube is way better for smaller creators than YouTube is right now, and with a tiny fraction of YouTube's audience.

Plus, YouTube is only going to get worse for small creators, as Google tries to cater more and more to the big companies and punish the creators for "advertiser-offensive content". Meanwhile, d.tube should get better and better as both it and STEEM (the tipping mechanism) rise in popularity.

The nice part is the creators don't even have to give-up YouTube to try out d.tube. They can just upload the video to both and see for themselves what's the difference.
Sound walls, as implemented in SV, don't reduce noise, they merely displace it. I don't understand why they didn't choose only sound-absorbing materials... but they didn't. The noise in Kevin Moran Park (next to Hwy 85), originally negligible, became a serenity-killing din.
The Dog and His Owl Friends Is the Only Thing You Need to See To
goes hand in hand with the ambitions of NIST working on the IES SmartCities framework. We are literally building this future right now and there is no discussion on ethics or who will benefit from it and who bears the costs (financial & social). If you want to change things consider subscribing to the NIST mailing list and and make your case.

https://twitter.com/ValbonneConsult/status/96442652181220557...

EDIT: https://pages.nist.gov/smartcitiesarchitecture/
China's Subway Boom Slows Down
Mens rea (i.e. intent) is part of common law criminality (along with actus reus, which is the actual doing of something illegal). The United States, having its legal system derived from that of England’s (and thus being a common law legal system), absolutely requires intent when considering whether or not someone or some organization has committed a crime.

I’m not familiar with the referenced Nintendo case, but mens rea is usually only considered in criminal cases. Unless you’re prosecuting someone for illegally downloading copyrighted material or some such thing, intent wouldn’t be considered (it can increase liability in civil cases, though).
Surface level rail often has horn-sounding mandates near road crossings. Caltrain and freight raik through the Peninsula does, for example.
Mentioning the "free market" in any other context than a joke will make most people not take your post seriously.
You can do the same thing in IPython/jupyter with ?? e.g.

np.unique??
Many people have asked about mine and given it compliments, so here it is. It is a responsive website with some printing styles and a link to the pdf (which is just a "print to file" of itself). Consider code/style as MIT/CC0:

https://francisco.io/resume/
Steem looked like an interesting idea, but your content lives and dies with the platform's whales, which are either insiders or a few people who believe in the platform. If the whales don't interact with your content, you're not likely to get much revenue. You voting power -- the amount you contribute to content you interact with -- is directly tied to your steem power, so unless you put money into the platform or managed to make money and kept it in the platform, you're not going to contribute much.

Similarly, as a user, contributing upvotes, comments, etc. nets you a curation reward, but this comes in trickles mostly unless you lease your steem power to vote bots.

Also worth noting that the whole steem platform on the currency end of things is completely centralized, so if that matters to you, this is important to know.
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'Good' is in the eye of the beholder and sometimes the psychology is not what you think it is. Sometimes content really is king.

If you have a key skill that is in demand then you can have a very old CV, not updated for years, in some old text only format on some database somewhere, and still get the work with no problems.

This I manage to do, with a CV that lists projects done with dates, but with no alphabet soup of skills, no mention of what I might do in my spare time and no fancy colours. Oh, and no Github either and certainly not on LinkedIn.

Ultimately CVs end up in some database that is text only to all intents and purposes. The goal is to get the interview and if you are dealing with recruiters then they look for different things and probably only ever send a mangled text only version of your CV to the client.

So there is reverse psychology in not being apparently available. Sometimes employers want the employee that is already spoken for and too busy working to have such a thing as an up to date CV.
At some point though, you have to make a decision on what type of customer/client relationship you want. I'd wager in many cases you get more customers at a lower price point. If so, then it is more of a 1:many relationship. If you have significantly fewer, I consider them to be more like a "client" in the sense that you likely have a more personal relationship with them.

The way to develop and manage those relationships would likely be very different, and that has implications throughout a company including support, marketing, sales, etc.
Agreed. I think this kind of research can give ideas on what kind of experiments to run on pricing pages, but there are so many factors affecting real life plan choice that everyone should have their own A/B testing setup to see what works for them specifically.
Parity's multisig was hacked. It's a risk.
C being just an occasional reference, with the actual highlights being Assembly, BASIC, FORTH, Fortran and Lisp.
Why only charge 50% though? You only need to lower the prices to the point where the alternative is less desirable. That being said the point about getting lower quality customers remains.

In my personal experience, I once chose a host for a game server for my friend group because it was by far the cheapest option. However, one day with only a couple hours warning the host shut down. I didn't even have a chance to download a backup. Had I been running a for-profit server, my entire business would have vanished overnight and choosing the cheapest option would have shot me in the foot. Often paying more is worth the guarantee that stuff you depend on won't vanish overnight.
> The web devs tell me that fuckit's versioning scheme is confusing, and that I should use "Semitic Versioning" instead. So starting with fuckit version ה.ג.א, package versions will use Hebrew Numerals.

Heh.
Yea that's also true, in Asia, the western education is perceived as far superior to theirs.
It's a very powerful "embedded" platform, I was waiting for something like this for my home media/file server, so I don't have to keep PC turned on all the time. Also, another important point for me is passive cooling, as buzzing of cooling fan drives me crazy during night.
Once you have a way to backup data per user, just encrypt them with random key and once the account is deleted, delete the random key. We have done it this way, with having multiple live copies of backup key table on multiple locations and beeing backed up daily purging previous backup. The hard thing was to group the data in a way where we can encrypt them with users random key.

I hope I was helpful :)
I didn't have the exact same layout but it had a similar feel and it was quite successful. The people at Apple as a whole appreciated the unusual resume design more so than any other place I have applied.

It started as something I used as a freshman in college to grab their attention and plead my case before the recruiter realized my age (I also took my graduation date off resumes given in person). I had mixed results but, hey, I was a freshman and getting some conversations was better than none.
Oh neat, I've been using Plex but hadn't explored the plugins yet. Sadly it still seems like there's not a lot of choices beyond OTA channels. I see Comedy Central, but no FX, AMC, USA, Syfy, etc. Also it appears to suffer from the same problem as PlayOn, which is that shows offered over the web are only available in stereo.
It's the other way round. Apple has never cared about games. Look at how the app store is structured. They'd aspire to be the "artiste" platform (aka photo-editing, music-creating, DJ, video-editing workstation).
Is it streaming from IPFS directly? Or is d.tube (website) hosting a mirror?
They're the reason I installed this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/autoplaystopper/ej...

Way too many tech and news sites doing it these days. Really freaking annoying.
How to build a stellar sales team by investing in the “WHY” of your business
"What are you really paying for?" is a great question to ask for any product or service. An even greater one to answer if you are the one marketing said product or service.
My bad, I got confused
This post is actually the first attempt and I thought it was the third one and I was pretty amazed
I read that its ok to have a video in some cases.
I put out a video thinking that it would take a couple of days to setup all the components and experiment - instead the video would give an idea of what to expect and let me get an idea if anyone was interested.
Not sure what you're referring to?
Was not familiar with it. Thanks, an excellent read.
It's a rediculously conservative warning. :)
Thanks. The thesis is really mediocre academically, so I don't feel comfortable putting it out in the public, but if you leave an email address here or contact me through Twitter I'll gladly send it to you.
What is there even to discuss? The disclosures and email tell me everything I wanted to know.
With a new monetised platform, with money being incredibly obvious on the UI, the incentive is pretty high to just steal popular content from YouTube and repost it. How do they ensure original content or ownership?
Ask HN: How do you invest in companies on the public markets?
Young software developer with a more aggressive risk tolerance looking for long investment opportunities and was wondering how experienced individuals here invested on the markets, this is just so I can get some advice on hopefully enjoying a good retirement and general life.

Much thanks!
From the linked SlateStarCodex piece :

> Conservatives always complain that liberals “deny human nature”

> But here I have to give conservatives their due. As far as I can tell, Marx literally, so strongly as to be unstrawmannable, believed there was no such thing as human nature and everything was completely malleable.

So, it is possible Marx's economic prescription came out of his social diagnosis
"One binary to rule them all."

But if one is using a shell to launch that binary, then IMO there are two userland binaries: the shell and the binary being launched. In that case, the second binary depends on the first.

Lets assume one really wants to use only a single binary for whatever reason. Could she use busybox? Does busybox have an openssl-like function? I am not sure.

However I can confirm that the BSD equivalent of busybox can easily be compiled, statically, to include an http client, openssl and the other utilities needed for these shell scripts. I use such a binary for daily work.

Note I am not a LetsEncrypt user and have no comment on ACME or these shell scripts or other programs. I am only commenting as an avid shell scripter and user of static, "multi-call" binaries.
iOS is definitely the most used mobile OS.
Which projects would you like to see on code.woboq.org? Maybe we can add them.
I've heard of it a couple times now -- use GCP or something else.
Same with Trump? South Park recently had an episode titled "Doubling Down", which I find a good descriptor for this behavior.
Depends on what they expect to happen. This has been done in Australia at least twice with different agents.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myxomatosis
Honest question: how do you rideshare with kids? (Or do you?) I have 3 little ones of my own with two still in car seats and not sure how I would make that work.
Don't know about US or the developed countries, but these times are a boon for the African nations, India and several others. Energy-efficient electricals alongwith improved Solar facilities are going to have a significant impact on the economy for these countries. It's still gonna take years, but I can't wait to see the world getting over the oil/coal economy!
That might be left in their DNA from the 80's when competitors like amiga got stereotyped as games machines and lost the much more lucrative business market. Computers where still dismissed as toys by many people and the existence of games on your platform didn't help.
This is a reeeealllly nice layout.

My one page is similar[1].

Not as nice but editable in the browser[2].

[1] http://docs.xstatic.site/markdown_03605910-12e8-4aef-a145-43...

[2] http://docs.xstatic.site/ or http://public.docs.xstatic.site/
So where does the money come from? This might be a question about STEEM more than DTube, but I couldn't figure it out.

The DTube FAQ answer for "Where does the money come from" just says "The STEEM blockchain keeps printing new STEEM everyday. These new printed STEEM are given out as rewards." I'm hoping there's more to it than that, but I couldn't find what the mechanism for bringing value into the STEEM ecosystem is.

As far as I can tell, users of DTube don't pay anything to watch videos, or to comment, or to like videos, but their likes determine who gets paid on the STEEM blockchain. So who buys STEEM tokens and why?
I agree, relying for Mech Turks would not produce real world results.
seems it using infura.io service
IN/Clojure 2018 videos
"Nazi numerology"? How's that a thing? We have already started banning words, so now start banning numbers just because some braindeads use them instead of banned words? Please, stop.
>We’re building a tool for modern teams to write down and retrieve things that matter.

Do you re-invent paper?
As someone who like down-to-earth first approach, I find it strange that reading about doing old-school way sounds, actually, refreshing. It would be interesting for anybody who builds starting from small blocks, do you have some blog about ongoing stuff?
Would this not run into the copyright issues most other distributed hosting networks run into? Especially since it allows directly monetizing the content.
It's sold by Free Software Foundation Europe

Not anymore! https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171116-01.en.html

I was surprised, since I still received it, seems like I was one of the last. I feel like a five-digit /. user :)
Philosophy Di Poetic Mystique
The ramifications of a new type of gene