skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It seems a bad advice also in my eyes.
I guess that you have never worked on big systems if for you it is normal to bring up all the production dependencies for an integration test.
For small projects it may make sense, although I would still prefer to write unit tests to catch exactly were the bug happens and to be independent from breakages in the external systems.
The correct approach is to rely heavily on unit tests that run continuously at every build and run the full integration testing suite at regular intervals or overnight.
In a quite big project on which I worked many years ago the full integration test suite took 11-12 hours to run, I would be curious how you would proceed in that case given that from what you write it seems that unit tests are pretty useless to you..
It looks like Leslie L. Jacobs, Jr., of Rubin and Rudman is associated with working in some manner on this case for the deBruin Firm, despite not being in the regular employ of the firm, and hence is listed in the filing as “Of Counsel” [0]

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Of_counsel
This is something I've struggled with. When I think of introducing people to web development I think about how I got my start - creating a website to display pictures of my newborn daughter in 1997. Only, who would do such a thing these days? People would just post those to Facebook or Instagram. Creating a web app is too much too soon in my opinion. What is a good project that has relevance in 2018, but doesn't require anything more than vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS?
Making something illegal does create incentives against it, and if stealing cars weren't illegal I'm sure we'd see much more of it.
I responded to your original blanket dismissal of college as a place for learning, that you have since edited, but is quoted in my response.
One doesn't move to Delaware simply to register a company there.
Now add in a complex network of shared ban lists that help ensure that, so far as possible, the two groups never interact except through people on their side repeating the nastiest, most hostile, most decontextualized messages from the other side, and watch the fireworks...
Agreed. There were people who were using templates for their Myspace pages that were hideous. Facebook felt much more uniform and focused on the content (posts) rather than frivolous glitz. But today, I'm off Facebook and any other large centralized social platforms. In the suture if I decide to publish articles or blog posts then I'm going back to the personal web page.
I've seen dynamic prices to be 200% base, I've heard it can be even higher, like 300%. With regular taxis during rush hour, or a concert, or during a snowstorm, or during drivers' dinnertime, the price stays the same but availability disappears. With Uber, availability stays but prices go up, manyfold sometimes.
Kids, btw, still like to build websites like this. At Repl.it we have a lot of teenagers using our product. Here are some of my favorite 90s style website:

- Turn the volume one for this one and peep the marquee in the title: http://erikflynn.repl.co/Website/

- A music website "imma be link yall up with some good playlists" http://lexiecampbell.repl.co/Music/

- JACK WEBSITE: with a fun animated background and his "bangin tunes" http://jackburgess123.repl.co/JACK-WEBSITE/

- "HOW TO BE A BOSS AT FORTNITE" http://daremccloskey_t.repl.co/FortniteTips/

- Space website: learn about blackholes, dark matter, and more http://laser431.repl.co/Real-Space-Website/

- A kid's website with resume and updates 90s style http://anonimoussyed.repl.co/My-website/

- Shitposting 90s style http://rmalagon.repl.co/Memes/

A lot more where that came from, if people are interested I can put up a page so you can surf!

UPDATE -- here are some games:

- Car Wars (this was trending on reddit) http://sbenderschii.repl.co/Car-Wars/

- Hard pong game (use your mouse to move) http://echocoding.repl.co/Project-Classic-Pong/

- Snake game http://noahcapucilli_shata.repl.co/Javscript-snake/

- Cookie clicker http://prestonsia.repl.co/Cookie-Clicker/

- Bounce blob http://birduugaming.repl.co/BounceBlob/

- Flappy ball http://gvanminsel.repl.co/flappy-ball/

To view source it's repl.it/@<user subdomain>/<pathname>

e.g. http://birduugaming.repl.co/BounceBlob/ -> https://repl.it/@birduugaming/BounceBlob
The many worlds interpretation is just that, and INTERPRETATION, not a predictive theory. The article seems really upset by that, but is it any reason to label it a lost cause? I guess you can’t really study it or preform experiments on it but that shouldn’t be any suprise for any interpretation of quantum mechanics.

I might be missing something here...
Yes:

IBM: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20070244837

Halliburton: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20080270152
Someone showed me this for searching people’s personal websites: https://wiby.me/
Affirmative, Crossbow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTx_qTwQqjU
Fuck man. This is the kind of shit that makes me feel guilty about paying taxes.
Well for once, they are not stealing from little kids?

Edited:
Well for once, they are not enticing little kids, to steal mom or dads credit card for virtual currencys- and target as a particular group the social outcasts and looners.

God it sounds even more despicable if you precise it.
What does the first number in N(90, 15) mean? the median IQ of a given race? I guess the truth is hurting people's feeling.
Interesting ! I tried integrating transmission for downloading content in a video wall app and it was a bit of a nightmare.

Hopefully this will be better - please have a sane remote API.

One thing that Azeurus did really well, that transmission really did not -

You could can tell azeurus to re-check all the files that are there so it can find out how far it's got.

In Azeurus I used this to reconstruct a large torrent by adding files that I found, then telling it to re-check.

Transmission couldn't even tell if the files the torrent pointed at had been deleted from under it.
I meant after they served their sentence...
Though it might also be worth mentioning that Tumblr is a total pain in the * to use precisely because of that customization. Every dang page is different and I never know what to click. Worse, Tumblr is so slow that every wrong click is an expensive loss of time and patience. On the rare occasion that I find a Tumblr worth following, I just use the RSS feed because the site is too frustrating.
Someone did try to make a paid for twitter [1], it apparently didn't work

[1] http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/08/...
Generally stealing cars is clear-cut and easy to prosecute. The opposite is true for insider trading. As a result, things that look an awful lot like insider trading occur all the time without any interest from the SEC.

I'm not very equipped to judge legally what is or is not a crime, but it does seem like there's a lot of leeway for people in control of public companies to effectively take money from their investors.
I sure did, posted last month too.
Hah, flat design and static except for the ads.
as in renting your own apt? airbnb-ing? or renting out property that you own?
"It was just an accident" isn't too comforting, since if this is true, well, now the whole world knows how to construct such an attack.
Publicly stated conflict.

Seems they've made their decision on that long ago.
If someone in their garage invented teleportation or a cure for cancer or a battery that ran on happy thoughts, why would it not be their money?

I'm not saying this is the case I Bill Gates but I'm not sure of any other way to encourage risk taking at the bottom except the promise of obscene wealth.
Very creepy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Reiser
> But I disagree that it's an essential property of the platform.

Jack: "We have witnessed abuse, harassment, troll armies, manipulation through bots and human-coordination, misinformation campaigns, and increasingly divisive echo chambers. We aren’t proud of how people have taken advantage of our service, or our inability to address it fast enough"

So the ceo himself disagrees with you there.

You could take your personal gun to the shooting range and diligently hone your sharpshooting skills. That doesn't excuse what the majority of the planet uses guns for. The platform is definitely culpable. It was precisely engineered for low latency quick trigger back and forth responses which give you zero time to think. Think of it like HFTs. If you charge 20 cents per order, your order book would frankly evaporate, instead of being stuffed with fake orders, you wouldn't even need L2. You could artificially delay each tweet so it gets posted a half hour after you hit send. The dynamics will be quite different, I guarantee that. The dopamine rush will dissipate rapidly & so will the impressions & clicks.
> security services engaged in illegal surveillance mostly of the Norwegian left wing.

IMO how you put it is perhaps a bit misleading -

You should probably point out that it was the left wing surveilling each other. More specifically it was the Socialist Labour party (AP) which conducted surveillance of the communist AKP-ML (and NKP) for the reason of being in control of the left-wing agenda in Norway.

Considering that AKP-ML was part of the stay-behind groups, known as "Gladio" (something that ironically (?) sprung out of NATO [0]), armed and trained PLO and marxist revolutionaries in Israel, and had networking with other similar ideological extreme radical left groups such as Red Army Fraction (Germany, Japan, Italy), Black Panthers and Weather Underground in the US, as well as IRA in Ireland and close ties with Pol Pot[1] and other groups in Asia. And they were actually planning armed revolution in Norway - the surveillance was called for (ref. Willoch). However, the labour party's close ties with the IC and media in Norway was peculiar (at the time there were only a single national government owned TV/radio broadcaster, NRK, rooted in the labour party) and these three "fractions" held meetings frequently.

> No secret prisons

Partly correct - in Norway some people were thrown into mental hospitals instead. A famous case would the Kaare Torvholm [2] case which got arrested, together with the sheriff and a deputy (the equivalent of) and sent to mental institution which lead a local newspaper to raise the question if a "schizophrenic epidemic" had reached the shores (later picked up by VG, a national newspaper). This for reporting discrepancies with money (pension funds and more) in the fishing industry which was used as part of intelligence networks (at the time).

As the original thread topic:

Norwegian military has been conducting surveillance for a long time, illegally and including Norwegian citizens. The process right now is to push through laws which allows for this sort of surveillance (and let them keep the data they have, which is already shared with US and UK). These laws will just "harmonize" the Norwegian laws to those of the UK and partly US. These operations centers are located several places, not just in this region, but from the west of Norway (Haakonsvern) to Troms in the north (Setermoen) and involves what is called "svarte operasjoner" ("black ops" in English). One of these operations got public attention some years ago when it was revealed that they were spying on the King's email traffic [3].

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio

[1]: https://cambodiatokampuchea.wordpress.com/2015/08/30/norwegi...

[2]: https://www.fiskersiden.no/forum/index.php?/topic/22444-fisk...

[2]: http://detsomstatennorgeskjuler.origo.no/-/bulletin/show/548...

[3]: https://www.vg.no/nyheter/innenriks/forsvaret/forsvaret-bekl...
when I was 14 in 1994 it made sense to make my first website about dog poo. The site disappeared in 97 after a harddrive died and I lost interested dog poo... but then 6 years later I managed to recover it from the waybackmachine: http://dogpoopage.com/
After skimming the whole thing, I was relieved to see that the argument against Many Worlds was the only one I considered invalid. It took the form of "It's not even a testable theory", rather than "it has mathematical deficiencies".

Well, of course, no one's saying it's testable necessarily, but for various aesthetic and intuitive reasons it still seems valid. Just don't expect predictions from it and you'll be fine.
> Aspect, Dalibrand and Roger (1982)

Aspect, Dalibard and Roger (1982)
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But with the downside of basically replicating a lot of what the CSS engine does in Javascript, further polluting the already stressed "main" thread in many JS applications. And doing it in a slower, less battery efficient, and less cacheable way.

And in my opinion, a language like SASS isn't a "hack" but is a very specific and extremely powerful language which is dedicated to one use (styling) and therefore most styling-specific code is very natural with SASS, however with JS it gets more difficult (want to extend another style defined elsewhere? You kind of need to work with JS that wasn't really designed to make that an easy task, in SASS it's `@extend %other-class`)
> Yesterday I delivered food to a group of nuns that were labeled as hate group members by the SPLC. SPLC's justification was that a now-dead man had sold an anti-Semitic book back in the 1980s.

This seems highly improbable to be the sole basis for such a designation, and would be readily verifiable (or falsifiable, either way) if you identified the group, since the SPLC publishes details of the designated organizations and their activities that led to the designation online.
It's kind of a fascinating thought experiment, to imagine our society changed in just that one way... lots of cars would have better security, anyway. Also one suspects there would be less demand for public parking, which would probably improve urban life.
..not anymore ;)
I think this might call for some fundamental changes to their algorithms. Maybe automatically penalize hate filled comments/flame wars and reward conversation that adds "value". Maybe charge bots on a per post basis? Perhaps reward real users with utility tokens like steem?
I wasn't going to post this yet, but fuck it: I miss that era too, and I wanted to make it easier for people to publish their websites, so I made this with a friend:

https://hearth.eternum.io/

It gives you a folder, like Dropbox. Drop some files in, and you have your own website (over IPFS). It's still early, but it should work well enough. I'd love to hear some feedback, if anyone tries it.
I found a text only backup of my Pokémon fan site from 1999 and spent some time piecing all the images back together from Archive and Reocities. Thank goodness for all the hotlinking I did back then :)

It lives in all its frameset glory at https://cooltrainer.org/oldbpu/
I think the thing I miss the most from this time was being part of a very large, global, counter culture of sorts.

Compared to today we were underground. The few of us who participated in online forums and groups.

I remember Yahoo groups and thinking about how revolutionary it was to let anyone create their own "space" for other people online.

I also remember some e-friends from the US creating an open source version of it and realizing that anything can be done.
As someone who has avidly fished for salmon in the NW for the last 30 years (~75 days per year), I can at least give my opinion that this is mostly BS.

Pervasive, non-selective, commercial and tribal gill-netting that is optimized to remove the largest specimens from the gene-pool is a big part of where I point my finger. Throw in the dams and massive increases in non-native, invasive California sea lions in the lower Columbia and you have a mess in the making. Lots of factors but I believe most of the problems are in-river, not in-ocean.

Also disclaimer, my opinions mostly come from experience on the Columbia (The largest Chinook runs in the world), not the Sound or further north.
Because otherwise you have to sit here and enumerate which things exactly are intolerable. Do you really think you or anyone possesses the moral authority or wisdom to do that? If a Catholic considers it wrong and immoral to condone Gay Marriage why do you get to claim authority over their conventions?
As others have said, Web assembly is an architecture/target for C, C++, rust, etc. that you compile for, and it will be the same for go.

The link does talk about GC support. It looks like wasm will have one, but go’s will most likely perform better since it is tailored to go. (edit for clarification)

I assume a lot of the planning for this was in the GitHub and mailing list discussions dedicated to go’s wasm support. I’m on mobile but I can link those later.
It's only a slight exaggeration to say that they're living on a reputation they built doing everything except what they're trying to sell now.

When their other ships were going down, they shifted to a growing area of demand, not an area of their expertise. A brand shell game.
It's the same as your experience. They're "Consumer" friendly, where the customer is the one who holds the credit card, not the one getting paid. They will act like dicks towards merchants because they would rather not face the possibility of consumer backlash, even in the face of obvious fraud.
Would we? We already know that harsher sentences doesn't necessarily translate into a better deterrent, and we know that when something becomes legal it doesn't mean increased activity.

Most laws are just enforcing social norms
South Africa may be on the brink of a Rwandan-type genocide
Ah, now it makes sense.
I imagine contranyms would be among the most difficult here. Would be fun to see how these vectors stack up with those.
Thank you, we'll definitely get some legal advice!
Well, the money is going to R&D so it will advance human knowledge. Are there non-military used for the research? It’s only $150 million. Peanuts. One F35 costs around $100 million.

Didn’t I read somewhere that we spent $20 billion for air conditioning during the war in Afghanistan?
The meaning of the word "hate" in that sense is very vague and very much in the eye of the beholder. You'll have to be more specific, preferably with examples, if you want to successfully communicate anything about what you actually mean.

For instance, I know people who'd classify the Republican Party as a hate group, is that what you mean?
Sure, take photographs of the pages and add the to them repo for future reference.
Hey, do you want to collaborate somehow? A friend and I built this, and I know you like IPFS, plus we both miss the Geocities era, so we can probably find something to improve:

https://hearth.eternum.io/
I'm disappointed that the linked winblows.com is gone.
Yes but it's important that the "crime" of "insider trading" exist so that investors might imagine that executive aren't doing that every single day. Also it's important that the crime is totally discretionary so that prosecutors can punish every single non-executive who somehow gets wind of non-public information while never bothering executives who donate to the right PACs.
>The social media bigs aren't attacking political opponents, they're attacking hate groups.

Same thing. If we have unofficial rules that you're only allowed to use your market dominance to suppress hate groups, pretty quickly your political opponents are "hate groups" now.
Illusion of depth by 3D head tracking on iPhone X
Yep. I built a page using a WYSIWYG editor sometime around 1995-1996, when I was in grade school. I knew the concept of nested HTML tags, but couldn't have written a page by hand (and I didn't have anyone to guide me).

A couple of years later, I re"designed" it. Both of them were about as cheesy as you'd expect a preteen's Star Trek fan page to be.
Bram Cohen built MojoNation which was the first real cryptotoken/smartcontract startup

After that failed he designed BitTorrent to actually align the incentives of users, without any of the currency bullshit getting in the way
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This was mine from 1996, and it wasn't even my FIRST site - this was the "redesign":

http://www.goldsounds.com/yoyo/
> Proof by authority ain't cool.

Appeal to authority isn’t a logical fallacy when the authority is an expert in the domain.
You can't target personnel with incendiaries (e.g. white phosphorus), but you can target their equipment with incendiaries. While this normally means stuff like artillery pieces or crew-served weapons, belts and canteens are also considered "equipment". There's ways around international law and enough fog of war on the battlefield that anything short of organized gross violation isn't going to get brought before a court. Totally agreed that the use of these laser weapons could obviously and easily blind someone won't matter because it's not intended to blind someone.
MOV/SUBLEQ/CRYPTOLEQ virtual machines which decrypt self-modifying code are the bane of my existence!
Didn't MS Word even have a "export as HTML" option? I feel like I might have used that initially to build the first version of my CounterStrike clan's website.
Jeez, otenet? They're still keeping the servers running?
China is trying to police what people are saying about it around the world
Because gay marriage quite literally has no effect on their life whatsoever. That's in addition to the whole "denial of fundamental rights" and "second class citizen" thing I mentioned above.
Random detail: in an earlier Wing Commander, many subsystems, when they lost hitpoints, would start to randomly reject user input. Repeatedly mashing e.g. the afterburner button until you got the "good" audio signal was one of the most immersive features in the whole game. Your damaged ship could still fight effectively, but it would take increased attention and a bit of luck. Later iterations would just make the subsystem x% less effective, punishing you for taking damage without adding anything to the experience.
Dude. I dont think you really have anything to worry about. 4chan is still around. Other platforms which enable hate speech and shit posting will pop up to fill the void. The internet is anarchic. Quit your complaining.
I just post my thoughts (and usually cite them). That ruffles feathers.

To me, I treat, politics et al, the same way I would any other problem. You have evidence, you do what works and throw away what doesn't. And that seems to make a lot of people mad--because I don't pick a "side". But, you get used to it.

One of the biggest posts that got me "in trouble" was daring to say Obama wasn't a controversy free president (omg? really?) even though I voted for him. Full of citations, like how he was the first president to assassinate a US citizen with a drone without congressional approval, or unprecedented wiretapping of journalists, or Fast and Furious selling weapons to Mexican drug cartels, etc.

I used to be called a "sinner" by the right, now the left calls me a "bigot". The words are different, but the action is pretty much the same.

That being said, I appreciate you noticing / appreciating my comments. Hope you have a great day.
Sorry, 100 kilowatts per hour. it is a typo.
My scolding is inevitable as well! (;
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