skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately Vivado doesn't support the Spartan 6 chip used by the Mojo board, just Spartan 7 and later.
https://twitter.com/dguido/status/973628511515750400
Yes, you should ask for one. Be straightforward when asking, and make the case that you're now a more valuable member of the company. Cite that you've become the de-facto project leader. You could also say you want a promotion, or at least a change in title, if you feel you are no longer in the junior role.

You may also want to take into account the political situation in your company. Who makes decisions on raises and promotions? Is there a process in place? Is what you do visible to them (and how could it be more visible)?
Sorry about that, i changed my comment because it was obsolete and i could no longer delete it.
Unfortunately, yes. I've been lucky enough to be able to get domain renames done in Exchange 2003 environments (which is supported) or in non-Exchange environments. Migrating to a new domain because of a poorly-chosen name is a real pain. (I have one Customer who has a "." in their NetBIOS domain name. That creates some interesting kinds of hell-- completely breaks the NPS RADIUS server in Windows 2012.)
Or more simpler:

Use same content,
change attachment

Sadly I came across this before
If you're referring to vulnerability research twitter, and not, I don't know, IT security twitter, then no that's not what's happening.

The CTS-Labs people are taking shit from vulnerability research twitter for overhyping the findings (meaning: they released a report on a day ending in "y"). People are noting the connection to the short selling --- but since this will be the 3rd or 4th time someone has very publicly done that, I don't see anybody shocked or outraged by it.

But this public ostracism you referred to --- specifically the notion that dropping vulnerabilities with 24 hours notice would reliably generate it --- is fictitious. I'm not sure how you can be a part of the vulnerability research community and believe that there is public shunning attached to dropping zero-days, since many of the best known people in the community have repeatedly done exactly that.
AMD investigating chip security flaws after less than 24 hours notice
These Guys Plan to Beam High-Speed Internet to Los Angeles
What are you talking about? Spotify works fine.
Sourcegraph Server 2.6: Symbol search for 75+ languages
In Vienna it's fully automated between stations. The main reason it's not fully automated is because there are no automatically closing doors in the stations. U5 is going to get it though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBDqq7rwLE0

You can quite often see the trains operate fully automatic though when the drivers are changing shifts at the end of the line. The driver typically leaves and locks the train, lets it reverse itself and then the next driver continues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eyjqS9lvNA
“I was a fixture in the house; a robot there to do things for them.”
>and I'm sure they will come back in the future with the same flexibility for addons

No they won't, they have been very clear on this matter. Web Extensions are crippled compared to NPAPI. You can't even disable javascript with them.
> you are a better person than that

I don't think this is an appropriate way to argue. Sounds like if he disagrees with you, he is somehow below standard.

> It's just...minimal decency, to care about other people.

Alerting folks to the danger that they face is one way to do so. Responsible Disclosure is caring about the vendor, whereas full disclosure gives other people the chance to take action on their own to remove themselves from harm.

As another note, why not argue for Responsible Development? This is where the outcry should be. Flaws in products come about because they are shipped before they are finished.
It's PLATO.

Which was used in both my undergrad and grad schools. (Yes, one of which was UIUC.)
The general principle in railway movement authority is that there's an easy fail safe: stop moving. If nothing moves, there can be no collision.

If something goes wrong? Stop the train. You can then figure out what went wrong and address it with no risk. Things shouldn't be going wrong, speeds shouldn't be being exceeded, etc.
Legal tech is opening the system to those who need legal representation the most
Taipan – Web application security scanner
It makes sense (same reasoning as Signal blocking screenshots) but it should really be toggle-able in Settings.
Google DoubleClick essay first draft
Let's just say rank and files will never get congressional approval. So they are out. You're left with career operatives who've proven themselves in multiple facets including bureaucratic organizational, etc.
I’m the Executive Director of a Nonprofit… and a Waitress
Spotify and the music publishers are mutually dependent. They could crush them but they'd be torpedoing their own revenue.

>Even their current scale, the surviving music industry oligopoly could probably still crush Spotify if it tried to do jumpstart a private label.

Rather than pulling their catalogs from Spotify, it'd be smarter for them to cut better deals with Spotify's competitors so they can undercut Spotify. If the publishers have multiple, more or less equally sized number of buyers, that'd be the ideal scenario for them.
Personally I think being willing to do such a thing is a sign of desperation.
It seems to me a pretty mild security flaw one that requires local root privileges or even reflashing the BIOS to be exploited. I cannot think of a real world scenario where this can be a problem.
Good work.

Just as a possible user.. I use Rubymine for my Ruby on Rails development. Not only does it give me autocomplete on my application specific methods, it understands RVM (Ruby Version Manager) and understands where all of the dependencies are locations and has indexed those as well.

I can jump into an ActiveRecord definition as easily as my own methods. And it does this when I simply open the project directory.

Sublime Text 3 and some of the other editors can do the autocomplete/inspect method for full project and dependencies, but not without manual config changes (and some googling).
> Hitachi's AnsaldoBreda Driverless

To nitpick, this is actually Hitachi (the ex-AnsaldoBreda part) and Ansaldo STS (which Hitachi only bought 40% of, and became its own company when Hitachi bought AnsaldoBreda).

Depending on rolling stock and space for equipment, replacing the rolling stock when replacing the signalling equipment might not be required (see, for example, the the London Underground 1995 Stock on the Northern Line).
Just wanted to say I love repl.it and use it all the time!
Hey, Didn't see it on the webpage store. I expected it to be on the welcome message I saw in the store. Probably due to similar experiences.

Yes, you need to remove permissions. That is absolutely imperative. Do you delete the data after uninstall?

Perhaps give an option checkbox in your initial walkthrough of the app to allow the footer only on emails using EasyEmail.

I retracted #4. The first email I got after the loading robot screen made me think the "learning" was complete. I got an email much later saying it was complete. The UX confused me. Perhaps instead of popping up generic message before the learning is done, you can show a message, still analyzing data. So I cannot in good faith comment on the suggestion quality.
overhyped? why?
>"Amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics."
- Gen. Robert H. Barrow, USMC (Commandant of the Marine Corps) noted in 1980

>"I am tempted to make a slightly exaggerated statement: that logistics is all of war-making, except shooting the guns, releasing the bombs, and firing the torpedoes."
- ADM Lynde D. McCormick, USN
About 8 years ago there were a few house ads in the cars that were effectively gaslighting riders. It was one of the craziest things I'd ever seen as a consumer -- borderline antagonistic. The agency, and the workers to some extent, can be pugilistic when criticized.

http://cdn.journalism.cuny.edu/blogs.dir/176/files/2010/03/f...
>The smaller prop, the less efficient the thrust conversion.

Right, because the actuator disk loading[1] goes up, meaning that you're "throwing air downward" faster, with thrust scaling as v (momentum) while power scales as v^2 (kinetic energy). This is why propulsive efficiency decreases as exhaust velocity increases (for rockets this is simply exhaust velocity, while for air-breathing engines it's the change in velocity caused by the propeller/turbofan relative to the original airstream velocity).[2]

So bigger props are more efficient, because the actuator disk has more area. But the other way to add area is to add propellers. This has 12 props, so the disk loading is 1/12th as much.

The equation for hovering power is:

P = (mg)^3/2 / sqrt(2 A ρ)

So twelve rotors only needs 1/sqrt(12) = 29% as much power for the same thrust as a single rotor of that size. Or equivalently, having 12 rotors is like having a single rotor that's 3.5x as large in diameter.

>You also need laminar air for rear props to be efficient. The drag on the wings should create a ridiculous wake behind the aircraft. I would love to learn how KittyHawk are trying to mitigate these problems (which are huge constraints even for major players).

They showed CFD in the video, so apparently that combined with test flights and scale model flights (both shown on their website).

Notice that the propellers are rotated slightly inward, but the outer propeller (that rotates in the opposite direction) is angled outward. I suspect they're managing the vorticity of the propeller wakes, using it to lower induced drag (effectively creating a longer "virtual wing").

Also, it looks like they transition to horizontal flight and then shut down the rotors (or at least, dramatically lower the power). The video shows the hovering system shutting down and self-aligning the propeller blades into the airstream.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_loading, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actuator_disk

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propulsive_efficiency
I suspect it's less Spotify's unwillingness but instead structural difficulties on the Apple Watch platform. Maybe Apple isn't interested in allowing a competitor...

As a point of evidence, Marco Arment's podcast app had to remove Apple Watch support after the approach he had used was eliminated[1-2].

1. https://marco.org/2017/09/24/what-watch-podcast-apps-need

2. https://marco.org/2017/08/10/removed-send-to-watch
Amazing coincidence!

On the very same day this information came out, 'Viceroy Research Group' managed to release a 33-page 'analysis' of these results. With illustrations.

Headline:

>We believe AMD is worth $0.00 and will have no choice but to file for Chapter 11 (Bankruptcy) in order to effectively deal with the repercussions of recent discoveries.

Viceroy Research lists no employees or contact address, but it appears they are not a crack team of hardworking & incisive business analysts, but two Australian teenagers and a former UK child social worker, struck off in 2014 for misconduct.

They have previous form in producing or plugging short-call stories (quite effectively), and latterly investigated by South African media for similar shady business.

https://www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/viceroy-u...

It took very little internet sleuthing to find this stuff out. None of the tech press bothered to do so.

Disclaimer: I have no position in AMD.

Edit: link to Viceroy https://viceroyresearch.org/
Was the email you guessed perhaps first.last@homedepot.ca?
New tools uncovered from hacking group APT15
None of your linked articles fit your original description, so I’d say his database is comprehensive.
The flaw in your argument is that the obedience must be demanded at gunpoint. In actuality, the obedience can be gained through a combination of continuously putting people under stress, and framing yourself as the only viable solution to the stress. Its how you train dogs, and how you train Marines.

Narcissists and con artists don't need to threaten violence to achieve their means. The threat of violence is simply one of the most effective methods of placing someone under emotional stress. It is once these people are under emotional stress that their defenses are down, and they are vulnerable to brainwashing.
Aren't there consumer protection laws against this sort of thing?

Update: I guess it varies state by state http://consumer.findlaw.com/consumer-transactions/customer-r...

Minnesota, where I (and Best Buy Headquarters) are located requires:

"A seller must clearly and conspicuously display written notice of its policy in boldface type of a minimum size of 14 points. If a seller fails this requirement, cash refunds are required of goods that are acceptable for return."

Also, couldn't fraudsters circumvent this entirely by paying in cash?
I don't use Apple Music either. I just dislike the idea of not owning something so near and dear to me.

It works OK for me after turning off the "Show Apple Music" option in Settings->Music.

The only really annoying bit left after that is touching a band name link doesn't take me to that band in my library, it goes to some Apple Music type page with everything available, not just what I own.
Ask HN: Moving to Mountain View CA – Places to go to hang with fellow geeks?
I'm looking to see where geeks hang out in mountain view? Coffee shops, co-working spaces, etc.

Suggestions?
Hello -- I tried to email you once to inquire about setting up a business relationship with the company I work for (one of the largest training organizations in the world).

Is this an avenue you're at all perusing / interested in -- or else, do you have any sense of how other business could rely on your product?
They don’t do that. They ship the same music app that’s been in iOS since the beginning with an option to subscribe to Apple Music as an additional service. Apple Music is also available on Android and other streaming services are available on iOS eg Spotify, amazon music.
Chasing fake volume: a crypto-plague – Sylvain Ribes – Medium
I live in NYC. For a couple of years I'd be reading NYTimes articles about the system is having problems from overcrowding, yet you'd see articles that more people took subways in the 1950's - 1960's.

Within the past few months there was a NYTimes article that stated that after an accident in the mid 1990s (?) that they slowed the system down. Thus, the problem wasn't overcrowding, but slowing the system down.

The system has been underfunded for maintenance. When the city went broke in the 1970s (?), the financing was transferred to the state from the city. NY State taxes the city but does not returned the taxed funds to the city for the MTA. Transferring management of the MTA back to the city would help with holding the Mayor accountable, something to think about if they want to be re-elected.
The teacher you're thinking of from last year is me :)

Thanks a lot for the great classroom product, and your support. It made my work a lot easier.
"Part of their product is open-source"

As I understand it, this is no longer the case (as compared to say an open core company). They had some open source software. They abandoned it. They hope to open source their tech in the future, but currently they are closed source proprietary tech on top of the usual Linux, node, etc infrastructure.

They may be used by, or useful for open source projects, but currently they are not what most people would consider an open source company. I think that requires at least an open core, which to my understanding is not currently available.
This is great, congrats, you are really doing a great service to the community.
Wouldn't your music also show up in the rest of your library? The "Downloaded Music" section is just music that's already on your phone and therefore you can listen to without an internet connection. But everything in there should also be present in the other sections of your library.
While I don't work for Spotify and can't say for sure, reports from other third-party developers are that the background audio APIs on Apple Watch are pretty badly broken right now. For example, see Marco Arment's experience with Overcast standalone playback: https://marco.org/2017/08/10/removed-send-to-watch
It seems interesting from the perspective of the customer, but the really interesting thing is that if this succeeds, they will have access to brain imaging data that no one else has. You can't normally get such detailed scans of a human brain, because it requires the human to die. It's a business model that allows them to accelerate the pace of research without the human rights violations that come from human experimentation. The real value in this company is in what research arises from the data they gather, while being funded by people paying to donate their brains to research. It's a diabolical everybody wins situation.
Beyond Web 2 0: Django and Python in the Modern Web Ecosystem
Paris has been able to convert an existing line to fully automated (GOA4) and is currently working on a second one.

Unions sound more like your personal bogeyman than an actual cause.
Princeton Team Using Deep Learning to Develop Fusion Energy
From the manual: http://www.lua.org/work/doc/#changes

> new generational mode for garbage collection

(!)

> userdata can have multiple user values

> debug information about function arguments and returns

> new implementation for math.random
Is there a "standard" TLD for internal use that will also fit this requirement?

The problem here is that there's no such thing as domain ownership, only domain renting. You forget to pay your bill (read: someone loses an email) and a core part of your infrastructure is up in smoke, or worse, taken over by a squatter.
When an AI finally kills someone, who will be responsible?
I just wished there was a Windows client that just works with IIS. Every time I try, it just errors out and gives me headaches (certify, Let's Encrypt Simple Windows Client, etc.)
On-Device Processing and AI Go Hand-In-Hand
> Are you really quivering over the last 10%?

Yes because it is still open. You don't lock a prisoner without trial only 10% he is either locked up for decades and tortured or he isn't.
might want an about us page or something. and list the email.
With regards to the last point, there's actual research to back this up: #3 with the headline "Directional Cues" https://blog.kissmetrics.com/eye-tracking-studies/

Also, looking down and away from another person is not confidence inspiring. I don't think I need to cite research in order to point that out.
Ask HN: What makes you motivated to do your best at work?
Doing a little research, curious to understand what makes you feel engaged, productive and motivated at work?
Why the hell did your other comment about pregnant women got flagged?
How Habitat Enables Cloud-Native Applications – The New Stack
That's because they sold it with large market sells, stupidly. People also knew they were selling. I can't speak to OkEx, but at least two of the major top ten exchanges i'm reasonably confident have volume at least in the range of what they claim.
I am not a Marine. But I would venture to guess it has to do with the tide of maintenance & resulting readiness issues the Corps. has historically had to deal with (their budget is tiny compared to USAF/Army), and the demands of running combat deployments non-stop since 9/11/01.

Recently, they literally were pulling wings off of F-18s from museums, because several of their combat aircraft set to deploy in +2 weeks to places like Afghanistan and Iraq, were missing wings.
It gets mixed in with that free U2 album and all the various Starbucks codes I redeemed 10 years ago :/
New Critical Security Flaws in AMD Chips
I reject your condescending characterization of HN readership as "nerds who don't want to think about scary things like politics." I think about "scary" politics all the time, thank you, but I still don't want these discussions on HN.

HN is not Reddit. HN is not Twitter. HN is not Facebook. HN's readership is making it clear through the site's moderation tools that they, to some critical degree, do not want content such as this on HN. There are plenty of other forums for the politically-minded to be activists.
Preserve my brain. Liquidate all assets and put them into an index fund. Boot me back up when I'm rich in a new sleeve.
Could compare the ratio between average pageviews of sites alexa ranked 1000-900 vs avg pageviews of sites ranked 1-100.

If the long tail of websites are getting proportionally less traffic, would be evidence of centralization.
I can't really comment fairly here as I've gotten used to Chrome for the last 2+ years, but is there really not an extension in Firefox for this, even if it's not natively supported? Seems surprising to me.
That makes complete sense based on my personal use. I have a Music subscription purely because I can use it with my series 2 watch offline. I use Spotify the rest of the day. If Spotify had a watch app where I could download songs offline, I'd drop my Music subscription immediately.
Github seems like they're gearing up to offer a similar service [0]. Cloud9, and notably Glitch [1] offer similar and well executed services.

[0] https://github.com/atom/xray#web-compatibility
[1] http://glitch.com/
I don't understand the chronology you're working from. The timeline here shouldn't start from "when the independent researchers find something in their basement". It should, rather, start from "when the first MRD for the product is sent from the PM to the development team". That's when the clock starts ticking on mitigation. AMD had years.
Elon Musk's OpenAI May Be Biggest Threat to National and International Security
I don't reveal my flaws, eg to my kids (though I'm not lying to hide them) which makes it hypocrisy IMO.

I'd rather politicians do things morally, but if they realise the moral/ethical thing, fail, and cover up their failure but nonetheless support the position they know to be morally superior: I think I'd rather that than have them shrug and say "well I failed so that moral position isn't worth fighting for".

If I supported non-violent protest as a politician, but got in a fist-fight at a rally, hid that fact ... should I give up on promoting and supporting non-violent protest.

I don't see private failing as necessarily discounting oneself in public office.

A not uncommon situation is an adulterer being outed; they probably know better than others the harm that can come through such acts.

Thanks for your thoughtful and thought provoking response.
Why do you want to work in a call center? Are you also willing to take the pay cut? Why have you not made the move to a call center?
Can we see if they can "wake up" a fly? I'd like some proof-of-concept before investing my brain in this.
Ok, it's really only a matter of the amount of the prize to collect. I remain open for suggestions.
Thanks a lot for your kind words! And you're right, it was a fun experience just to build it, if I can make some money from it - even better!
A heads up for anyone interested in such matters, but an episode in the latest season of Black Mirror is specifically about this :-) (Indeed, most of the season is about the ethics of simulated consciousness in various ways.)
If you think that's bad, the person she replaced ran all of them.
Statistical Model Suggests Stormy Daniels Payoff Came from Trump Campaign
Denmark has one of the highest union participation rates in the world and they were able to a build a fully automated metro system in Copenhagen.
I'm not arguing about Intel. If you think this is a giant conspiracy by Intel, more power to you --- I'm not engaging further on that.
At what point does it go from being legal (utilizing information that anyone could have discovered with enough time and effort, whether through short sale or investment) to illegal (stock manipulation through rumor or innuendo)? This qualifies in my eyes, but it's probably hard to prove when one is attached to the other. I agree, it does feel slimy.
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