skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can't turn a blind eye to it. It's like being a gun dealer, if someone says they want to use it to harm someone you have to not sell to them. That's why gun dealers always ask what the gun is for to avoid negligence.

Basically what the law would require is for the CEO to ask and them to say give a reason that's not illegal, like corporate security, etc.
No wildcards it looks like

REST API is nice though
From reading the complaint conspiracy seems like a stretch. There is in general no legal obligation to report a crime that you suspect has been or will be committed. Part of their service is to wipe phones on request. They had no subpoena to preserve evidence and no legal obligation to report suspected illegal activity. Perhaps tampering with evidence or obstruction of justice applies here, it will be interesting to see the outcome of the case.

Again from reading the complaint it looks like entrapment. Most of what they quote looks analogous to a car company saying their car is very fast and then an undercover cop asking if that means it's fast enough to outrun the police if they use it as a getaway vehicle. Confirming that factually yes it would be seems some way short of conspiracy. No "real" crime is committed in answering such questions truthfully. Creating a conspiracy charge out of those answers looks like a stretch to me.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16566165

I wouldn't.
Surprisingly, it is. (Though personally in Go I wouldn't wrap the parameter list at all (and I think maybe most also doesn't?). Then you just let your editor soft-wrap to match current window width; the continued line indent can be configured per personal taste.)
My apologies, my point in "functional being harder to debug," was purely on some of the new idioms in Java.

JavaScript has the advantage of the debugger keyword. Has the disadvantage of the execution engine not being hooked up to the editor for most folks. I have seen some changes to that. And I am still enamored with skewer mode. (Haven't used it much.)

Java debugging blows my mind. It was trivial to do and I recall tons of people doing it in school. I have yet to see anyone at the last few offices I've worked in do it.

Worse, many common designs and practices make it much more difficult than it needs to be.
Really good point. In this era of asymmetric warfare, it seems that the United States is now playing the part of the British during the Revolutionary War. If the enemies of the US can force it to overspend to maintain its positions, then every encounter will slowly wear away the US military's "staying power".

Of course I imagine that a lot of, if not most, citizens of the US would be happy to see their government abandon its current role of "World Police", and wind down our occupations in Asia --- especially if those occupations are transforming from "wars of aggression" into "wars of attrition".
This is interesting: I'll have to look into relearning how to write.

With regard to the "who taught you to write" hand positions, I wonder if the problem is worse for lefties. My kindergarten teacher actually spent time trying to get me to write with my right hand until my father wrote her a letter clarifying that I was, indeed, left-handed.
Here's the redacted complaint:

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4406486-Vincent-Ramo...

I think aiding and abetting is the most convincing, but I don't have any formal legal experience.
Essentially, just using it to feed frames into the CoreML model, but not using the planar detection. However, I am using ARKit world orientation tracking in other stuff I'm working on like this: https://twitter.com/2020cv_inc/status/969628227130949633
yes, that as well
> We do not support ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) at this time; but we work hard! We also do not support RSA keys >2048 bit.

Hrm.
Right, I was being imprecise. I didn't mean to refer to coops in general, but rather equal-pay xoops
Samsung Revealed the Release Date for Android 8.0 Oreo Update
My understanding is macros can make debugging in lisp painful.

It has the major advantage of the system evaluating the code is easily understood when stepping around, though.
Really? A Dentist recommends 16311.0 opioids during an epidemic and someone shouldn't at least check receipts? I don't think people should loose livelihoods, but, let's at least look at an excel sheet right? Check out the office make sure people are not piled into the streets waiting for drugs?

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2014/02/rise-and-fall-o...
Digitising books as objects: The invisible made visible
You meant 'wouldn't group them with RT or Sputnik', right?
How to Delegate Managing Projects to Other Users on Worksnaps
- Get different kinds of keyswitches (the kinds used in DIY keyboards) and examine how they click into place etc

- Start playing with 3D modeling software

- Figure out what the base/frame should look/work like and have that professionally made somewhere (ie a cheap CNC place)

- Invest in a good 3D printer (I hear the cheap kit/"project" ones are terrible) or find one you can rent/borrow, and 3D print attachments to the base for iteration purposes

I realize this approach describes several months of work but is probably a "99.9% solution" - as in it'll be likely to (viably) get you the absolute closest to exactly what you're looking for.
Certificate resellers can't issue a certificate without you allowing them (by doing domain verification with their root CA).

See: that certificate company who emailed a bunch of private keys recently. They were also a digicert reseller.
New Issues in Advanced Packaging
I didn't know much about Henry Ford when I read that book so I was a little amused at first that he would be a central background character of a futuristic novel. About halfway through I read parts of his biography and things clicked. Great book by the way.
https://www.leoapp.com
Trump would be able to become friends with the president of Philippines Rodrigo Duterte!
One hopes this person was no longer your friend after doing so.
Thanks! I was unsure if the blog would be a good idea or not because I have never tried writing about my projects too much. As a person who struggles to groks research papers I find blog posts that analyze them immensely helpful. I also find it helpful to summarize my thoughts for my own learning.
A doctor who specializes in pain management for late stage cancer patients will prescribe thousands of times more opiates than a family doctor. More context is needed
Make Living Components with DS-101
this is huge. And a killer difference. This means you can bake these certificates into Docker images as well.
It’s not clear what it really is. People pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to Hollywood celebrities for appearances too, with no expectations of political favors.
Felt/"felt" tipped pens work pretty well for me in terms of handwriting and speed. Don't even have to be fancy, papermates or staedlers are fine.
Agreed, however, I think if you are the top prescriber of opioids in the US, we should at least check receipts.
Very OT, but I just found it funny that this renowned tech website that has published articles like "It's HTTPS or bust: How to secure your website"[1] doesn't use HTTPS itself.

[1]: http://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-secure-your-website/
CEO: $4m fine. With an annual salary of $20m+.
The workers decide the pay scale. As long as they're satisfied with the performance of the company then there is no need to push for greater and greater pay to the CEO. If they are not attracting talent, they raise the pay scale just as a normal publicly owned company.

I agree that those tech companies have greater name recognition.
I don’t know about Trump, but I’d be perfectly fine sending him to his execution if I was on his jury.
I think you need to first decide your application before starting such a thing.

There's no way to remember the entirety of mathematics, even if you do rote memorize and practice your way through it.

You need to figure out which sub-discipline you can apply and follow through with it,
I haven't tried this game, but was teased to read about it this week, and am glad someone is trying to teach programming via a game:

http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/human-resource-machine
1. The footage released in the "How not to land an Orbital Rocket" includes previously unseen footage from more than a year before the release of the video. FH's launch was last month.

2. Uh, no. You don't know what they knew, you're guessing, and then calling them liars. I think it's dodgy, but I know I don't know enough to call anyone a liar.
Don't worry, we've so over-corrected this thing as a society due to our knee-jerk emotional reactions and mob mentality, you won't be getting any opioids prescribed.

Fourth stage cancer patients are now having a hard time getting them. Chronic pain patients that have been stable for decades are being heartlessly dropped by doctors that now fear the DEA. We are turning our backs as a society on the most vulnerable among us.
You Think You Want Media Literacy… Do You?
Scenario A: you are at a bar and someone starts a fight with you. You fight back and due to unfortunate circumstances they fall and hit their head in such a way that they die.

Scenario B: you are angry at your neighbor for always taking your parking lot. So you acquire a gun, and in the middle of the night you sneak over to his house, break in, and shoot him while he's sleeping.

Two dead victims, two very different sets of circumstances. Should both those cases be prosecuted as murder? Given the same sentence?
WireGuard is doing good things. PIA will be rolling out support shortly.
Filters, Funnels
Social Sentience and the Origin of Markets
I have this entirely unscientifically-gathered impression that could be erroneous, but it certainly appears there is not just a divide in justice between rich and poor, but also across professions. Someone on Mars would swear there is an unwritten law in the US that doctors be held to higher standards than average. And some are held to lower standards, such as police officers.

Perhaps this isn't true, but it certainly seems like it based on the events I've come across in my life, and in the news.
Or it's a lot worse and missing functionality, which has been my experience the few times I gave a website app the benefit of the doubt and installed it. But they get a free ad on your app/home screen and a shot at stickier use, which is all they really care about. I too just use a browser at this point.
No problem with that indenting here (personal opinion), I guess makes it easier to read if your editor doesn't have soft-wraps. However, generally, if the parameters list overflow to another line like that, it becomes a good candidate for refactoring!
Cool, I'll definitely look into these types of algorithms. Do you have exposure to these? I'm still a 3rd year undergrad and my maths isn't strong enough yet to grok some of the crazier algorithms.
Oy! What I really want is all drugs to be legal and people being properly educated about them. Starting in school.
The Takedown of Uber's Travis Kalanick
I love my Parker Sonnet and Watermans. But I love my rollerball - I see no reason to deal with the mess of a fountain pen, when I get the same ink-like quality with a rollerball.

The best part is that I can replace my Waterman rollerball refills with a significantly cheaper Signo (which gives me indelible, waterproof writing) or the Pentel Energel refills (which is as close to ink as you can possibly get).

http://www.lambdacurry.com/2017/05/cheaper-better-waterman-r...
That’s fucked up. Why force when there are people like me who would have loved to eat that :/
If it's a fake, it's a damn good fake!.
A large part of them can be inferred from the app's purpose. I don't need notifications from a game, pdf viewer, or photo editor, but I want them from my email client.
In a sorted list someone has to be on top.
Steven Spielberg's 'Ready Player One' to Have World Premiere at SXSW
EClinicalWorks CEO dismisses DOJ settlement as “chapter closed”
You are perfectly describing Google's strategy with maps. Lump together traffic updates and "rate this place" (even though I didn't rate the last 100 times), to create as much all around disgust for your brand as possible.
Not a great sign when they have only a handful of pages and still manage to have super basic XSS issues.
Elon Musk says rocket to Mars possibly in 2019
The Western lifestyle of certain office workers of not having to do physical labor is much better than the previous alternative, as that wasn't exercise, in the modern sense. It was often rather dangerous and damaging physical activity. What we do in modern times is effectively recreational exercise, for our benefit, that a lot more people now have the privilege to take part in than in the past.

Humans exercising recreationally, and generally putting a lot of effort into their health was normal across history, it was just limited to smaller more aristocratic groups in many cases.

Basically, people partaking in recreational exercise is not some sort of a mysterious corporate, religious, or governmental invention. It's, if anything, primal behavior that mostly goes down to the fact that exercise is fun for a lot of people and people also like feeling better and looking good. I see nothing wrong with people providing associated services to supplant these activities getting paid for it in an economic system that's literally all about being paid for providing services.

Agencies co opting something doesn't eliminate it. Sometimes it even helps it. Sometimes it, yes, harms it. But that's a far cry from "every core belief you once held was manufactured by a corporation/religion/government in an effort to empower that agency". That's a major philosophical claim that you can't back up with misgivings about sedentary jobs in the West.

> Feeling bad about not exercising is somewhat of a negative feedback loop.

Feeling bad due to not measuring up was a thing since this whole process got jump started where not measuring up meant you die, suffer horribly, or both. That's my major philosophical claim for the day.
Not at all.

Which is why defense contractors are already building swarms of $100 drones to take down other swarms of $100 drones.
UPTET-2018 – 100+ नंबर लाने का आसान तरीका – How to Get 100+ Number in UPTET 2018
Thanks for the paper recommendations. I've definitely come across the autoencoder paper on my deep learning music project last semester. We actually have a novel model that "walks" across a VAE encoding space to produce songs. By walking in circular motions, we can produce repeating themes and rhythms. You can find it samples of it at www.deepsymphony.com
Nice to hear that.. But he did have the video demo right? As per another comment it's called MVP because the video seems to be fake? Either way it was a great success story. Had you wished you'd be part of Dropbox later?
I should clarify that by "what many people would ideally like to eat", I meant, "for the purposes of health". It just so happens that over time, my preferences have aligned with exactly what I was targeting for health reasons. Something to do with gut flora? I dunno.

Given that nutritional science is such a dumpster fire, I basically end up with a hybrid diet that's based on the parts of nutritional science that aren't too controversial: high in fiber, low-GI carbs only (and less carbs than most eat), fats are almost all "healthy fats", mountains of vegetables and fruit, and I try to minimize red meat.

I eat a LOT (and a variety) of vegetables, quite a lot of beans and lentils, quite a bit of fish, eggs fairly often, a low to medium amount of meat (about 50% poultry and 50% lamb and pork). I get some additional fats from olives (which I cook with fairly often) and nuts. Whole grains make it in there to round out fiber intake, but not in particularly large quantities. I don't enjoy or eat much dairy (excl plain yogurt, I love it), fried stuff, or processed carbs. The only thing I would change about my diet for health purposes would be to go fully vegetarian (for a combination of health and ethical reasons), but I just find that whenever I weightlift regularly, it can be difficult to get enough protein without meat.

This sounds like I'm unusually ascetic about food, but I actually LOVE food: before I started cooking, I would eat a different cuisine everyday, and now that I cook regularly, I try to rotate through at least a handful of cuisines (keeping every cuisine's ingredients around is tougher). My relationship with all the unhealthy foods that people crave tends to be analogous to how you probably feel about Pixie Stix: yes, to some degree we're wireheaded to enjoy it, but once you're out of the habit of it, it actually starts tasting pretty gross. The flavors are unsubtle and uninteresting, once you stop being used to the dopamine hit you get from it. This is how I feel about (eg) grilled cheese, or bread-heavy dishes, or the cheese and dough part of pizza.
Psychoneuroimmunology
I suppose a devious vine dresser is possible, but I assumed from that snippet that the daughter just left. There's always been an issue of people leaving elderly or sick family because they no longer want to take care of them.
> is there a trade off with functional programming in regards to debugging?

I have looked and large and hairy C++/Java/C#/Erlang/Python programs. I think overall Erlang are the easiest to debug. Two reasons are: state is most likely to be passed in explicitly, and data is immutable.

Compare to, say, looking at a class instance in an OO language, which inherited from a bunch of other classes, and then had some methods called on it, modifying its internal state, and now you're and asking yourself "hmm, this seems broken, but how did we even get to this point?". vs looking at function like "update_state(State, NewData, ...) -> ... NewState.". In the second case it is clear what is happening, what the old state was, what the new is. If the bug happens on a live system, it is easy to attach a trace that would trigger only when NewData matches something or old state matches, or both match.
IMEI is unfortunately a mutable value on many devices.

An extreme example which is used for SMS/Voice spam:
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/GPRS-sms-64-sims-mu...
This is something our founders debated. It's never good to let the whims of the majority trample on the minority. It's why we have both the house of representatives (based on population) and the senate (flat number per state).

If little states have no say in our government, what point is there for them to remain?

It's a pity some folks devalue others simply because they don't wish to live in NYC or LA.
You know guns are legal outside of Paris and you can buy silencers over the counter right?

The most serious restriction on guns in France is you can only own two at any time that accept military calibers. So 9x19mm, bad, but 9x21mm A-OK.
https://alwaysonssl.com/id-verify/%3Cstyle%3E%40keyframes%20...
Feasibility depends on your resources, due date, and expectations.

It would probably make sense to prototype your game idea first, maybe as a board game, Doungeons & Dragons style game, or as a choose your own adventure story. If it seems fun, start to migrate it into software. I don't have the reference, but I've read the creator of Mario starts with a key game mechanic (like Mario's jump) and tests it without character art to see if it's fun (for example, black & white rectangles instead of Mario and a turtle).
Re kids, might it be easier to whitelist sites instead?
Chrome Browser, however, cannot be uninstalled.

That was the element I was (perhaps insufficiently clearly) responding to.

I have Firefox on Android. It's a godsend. Or Mozillasend.
China Scraps Presidential Term Limits
Someone should paste in the obligatory evolution of this concept in the form of the simpler sites people have put up...do not have them committed to memory/bookmarked, but I know someone here does.
I completely disagree. I felt it was a modern followup to the classic Design Patterns (Gang of Four) book. The author is not trying to teach game programming as much as he is demonstrating how they are practical in his line of work.
> I would think, for example, that the author would look down very much on your definition of success in eating, given that your standard appears to be "a model of what many people would ideally like to eat."

That was perhaps oddly phrased, but I believe you're misunderstanding me. The way I eat is 1) extremely enjoyable to me, 2) feels _really_ good from a health perspective, and 3) _is_ healthy, at least according to the best guess nutritional science has to offer.

Could you clarify what exactly you think the author would find to look down on? It sounds like you misinterpreted me to be saying that my goal was _per se_ to eat in a way that people would think I'm awesome. I really couldn't care less what people think of my diet, as evidenced by the fact that I consistently deal with mild social pressure around my diet (eg, that it's super weird to not like pizza or fried things).

What I actually meant was that I don't really suffer much from succumbing to food cravings that I believe aren't healthy for me, because my dietary preferences happen to align with my best understanding of what healthful eating is. (The main exception here, as noted in my other comment, is that I'd ideally eat less meat).
The lack of an obvious revenue source feels like the business equivalent of a code smell. Let's Encrypt is clearly being run as a charity - with a list of sponsors that are paying for this.

No obvious revenue stream feels like it's a recipe for something that's going to go poof rather quickly.
I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek here :)

As some of the other commentators pointed out, we don't know the full story, and it was also a different time.
This is a tragically insecure site already; the only thing keeping JS injection at bay is apparently regex matching for `script` in the id-verify page.

Note: it does not filter for SCRIPT. e.g.: https://alwaysonssl.com/id-verify/%3Ch1%3E%27%27%3B%21--%22%...
But if you click on the RAM section, 40% have 12gb or more.
Don't use products that do that.
There are a wide variety of permanent fountain pen inks available: http://noodlersink.com/noodlers-durable-ink-classification/
Quite right. The question is why? If culture is driven by events, it feels like they should have embraced gun culture given how huge that event was. If it's not, then when triggered the earlier abandonment?
Dangit, Chrome is keeping me too safe:

> This page isn’t working

> Chrome detected unusual code on this page and blocked it
to protect your personal information (for example, passwords, phone numbers, and credit cards).

> Try visiting the site's homepage.

> ERR_BLOCKED_BY_XSS_AUDITOR

EDIT: Firefox let me load it fine. Turns out their CSP at least prevents execution of that snippet. Smart.
> Bookmarks are fine for app developers, who can make a macOS call which returns the current directory path to any given Bookmark.

I'm not fine with it. It's an extra function call, it's more overhead to find and open a file, and it's much slower than placing a pointer to an inode.
Why Your Dog Ignores Your Commands
Just finished the stack machine, very nice work. Love the presentation and the code is beautiful. Looking forward to future snacks!