skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The features mentioned are built into the standard macOS toolkit, which makes them handily available and consistent between applications. I don't think they were listing them for being unique as much as pointing out the feature consistency.
I named my custom logging command 'git ls', which is an idiotic name (that should list files or something), but I'm stuck with it now :)
Anecdote here: I was talking to a college student who hadn’t heard about the whole Cambridge Analytica to-do. Why? She uses Facebook to check the news, and unsurprisingly it wasn’t coming up on trending news.
Of course ownCloud got Calendar and Contacts integration.

You can install them in the Market app, or from here:

https://marketplace.owncloud.com/apps/contacts

https://marketplace.owncloud.com/apps/calendar
> There is also vast amount of astroturfing by the USA & NATO Spy agencies

Source? Not saying you're wrong, just suggesting it flies in the face of this thread to make any assertion without a properly sourced citation.
...and Myst.
Google+ had all the necessary requirements to be successful, but it failed at creating the network effect.

Facebook does have the network effect, so killing its network effect will be much more difficult.
A quick app for creating Equal Total Payments using PHP
I see no problem in someone writing an archival activitypub implementation; a crawler that attempts to save and index the fediverse into a permanent record.

Of course, you'll need permission (though sometimes asking for forgiveness can be good enough)
Show HN: Top Blockchain developers
That's ofcourse the issue; travel agents have been doing this since forever, but most people now want easy and cheap and travel agents are expensive. So expensive that many people don't use them and go through the pain of arranging all themselves. Very much not 1-click, but much cheaper generally.
Golang Restful Starter Kit
Should we provide medical treatment to people with HIV because they refused to use a condom and had promiscuous sex with multiple partners or were drug users?
Icons in Design – 3 Big Mistakes We Make and 5 Tips to Solve Them
30 great tips to take care of men's leather strap watches
One of the main benefits in India of increasing urbanization is the accompanying anonymity. I would assume this incident didn't occur in a big city. Did it?
Last month or two I worked on a Golang Restful Starter Kit.

Ideas and motivation behind this project are available as a blog-post on my website: https://www.ribice.ba/go-restful-starter-kit/.

All feedback is welcome.
As an interested amateur usually I find these ‘beginner’ texts laughably impenetrable, but I had no problems following this all the way through chapter one, at least.

It uses fairly simple language all the way through with lots of diagrams.
Why is the quotation bs? All this research indicates that the US military is indeed very interested in this capability.
I just thought you had a fondness for EGA.
Interesting that you consider it dumb. For me centering the editor content is crucial and I was extremely happy when they let us center the editor content outside of Zen mode. I was also a big fan of Goyo and Limelight in Vim.
Well said.

A talk by Moxie Marlinspike called "Changing threats to privacy" also addressed some of these network effect aspects in a thoughtful way.
https://archive.org/details/youtube-dBtmzY5gcO8
Maybe you are talking about Srprs.me[0]? They are only available in a few countries within Europe, and they only let you travel to to other countries in Europe but it is exactly what you are talking about.

[0] https://srprs.me

Edit: changed link to the correct one.
Ask HN: What does Slack do with all the users data?
Slack provides free limited service, what do they do with the data that gets added by users?
It's not, it was a typo I've corrected.
What was the reason for switching from Postgres to MySQL?
Episode 3 was the opening film
of the 2006 Cannes.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2005/feb/18/cannes2005.cann...
> Chances are near-certainty it won't work in humans

Still an interesting result, even though it can't be applied directly to humans. I'm not familiar with the field, but it sounds like an extraordinary feat to be able to rejuvenate an animal.
I don't think it was even clear on paper. It never said store forever or even store.
As a stepgap for Firefox, I found that TabMarks fills that purpose. It keeps working spaces (windows) synced with tab folders.

There's one mismatch though - closing a window clears a space. To save it for later, I switch to an empty workspace first.
Top Articles of the Week – React, Node, Async/Await, GraphQL
While Oni is still very young, it looks like one of the more promising Neovim frontends, and the development is progressing quite fast!

If you are one of those types that often switch between editors, like me, then you might want to retain some of the muscle memory you've built up in stuff like Atom/VSCode/Whatever.

I started creating a layer[0] for SpaceNeovim to replicate some of the common keybindings, such as Cmd+s for save, Cmd+w for closing tabs, Cmd+[1-9] for switching tabs etc. If anyone is interested in getting this, without going full in with SpaceNeovim, they can extract it from [1], which currently handles both VimR and Oni (different key for CMD), but you could simplify it to not use exe if you wanted to.

It requires that you load your init.vim, so "oni.loadInitVim": true needs to be set in the Oni config.

Another thing, you can quickly add support for an LSP in the Oni config with just,

"language.haskell.languageServer.command": "stack",
"language.haskell.languageServer.arguments": ["exec", "--", "hie", "--lsp"],
"language.haskell.languageServer.rootFiles": [".git"],
"language.haskell.languageServer.configuration": {},

which adds support for the Haskell LSP, hie, behind stack.

[0] https://github.com/Tehnix/spaceneovim-layers/tree/master/lay...

[1] https://github.com/Tehnix/spaceneovim-layers/blob/master/lay...
In fact, the International Symposium on Enhanced Landfill Mining is already in its fourth edition.

http://elfm.eu/

https://www.eurelco.org/
33 Ways to Get More Clients
I do, abandoned Instagram, Whatsapp, and FB for a year and I don't miss a thing. Keep in touch with real friends instead of checking the virtual ones.
Never used Whatsapp, haven't used Instagram for a very long time. It's only Facebook I need to cut off (and recent news are only the courage providers for something I've been considering for years already :P).
I would have thought reactive streams or back pressure would be the usual way to deal with this issue.

Is this better ?
Rust 2018 All Hands
Having used both, Scratch is nothing like Hypercard at all. Hypercard was very simple to start with, but you could produce properly powerful programmes with it if you wanted.

A closer analogy would be to the fully featured Logos you could get in the late 80s which looked like simple drawing languages on the surface, but were actually pretty full-featured LISP implementations.
The challenge with building a new editor, is that it has to be superior to those editors already available. In this case that means beating Emacs which Im not seeing Oni doing yet. Will be interesting to follow though.
Ironically, doesn't support Safari :)
I do sympathize with this but I have friends not on FB and as a friend of them , if I see something on FB (like an event invite) one of us know to relay via text to them. Maybe my situation is unique ?
Sometimes, the only winning move is not to play.
Mapping OpenSSL cipher suite names to RFC names
"tabs" does not mean that you have to use the mouse at all.
I use Tabs extensively in browser and other apps, completely with the keyboard
I was unaware of the percent of revenue fine. What happens to a company with negative revenue? Seems like Hollywood Accounting could be pervasive here.
I prefer to think of it like “technical” permission (like obtaining the permission from android) and legal permission (aka consent). I doubt FB got consent.
Ah, I see. These "public" datasets are not actually public as they are only available if you login (and I assume input your payment details before).

Shame on me to think "Public Datasets" meant that I could just download them via rsync/http.

If you're interested in truly public datasets, see http://academictorrents.com/ which hosts datasets as torrents.
NSQ Middleware in Go
Personally I feel like hybrids are the best implementation variant. Simply sticking to either monolithic or micro just ends up with kernels that are impractical or consist of a thousand moving parts that can crash independently when one goes down.

There are also modular kernels, which are also neat when implemented right (Linux is basically a modular kernel at this point)
Ask HN: How do you manage RabbitMQ queues/exchanges?
I am looking for the best practises around managing RabbitMQ changes/configuration.

In my current micro-services/worker based architecture I have:

* many publisher that publish to exchanges, these exchanges are linked to one or more queues.
* Each worker has it's own queue that is later bind to the exchange.

The goal is that publisher and workers do not know anything about each other or where message goes to.

I saw that many people put a configuration for Exchanges/Queues in the code, but then a worker depends on the created exchange. That means I need to deploy publisher first. Otherwise worker won't be able to bind the queue to the exchange if it won't be created. The other solution is to manually bind the exchanges with the queues after the deployment but I would rather have everything automated. I wonder what are the best practises around that subject.
1) Yes, there is a certain degree of hypocrisy in commentators lauding the sophistication of the Obama campaign machine and then complaining about the Republican strategy. At the same time, some of the most celebrated aspects of the Obama campaign were not about social media. This is not (or should not be) treated as a partisan issue.

2) Political advertising is beneficial to democracy only if it improves voter's ability to vote in an informed way, which might not be the case.

3) If all competitive candidates require huge advertising budgets, that limits who can run and makes them beholden to sponsors.

4) The particular concern here is the lack of transparency. However much advertising helps inform voters, if voters are also able to understand what advertising strategies are being used they will be more informed. Social media seems particularly opaque with regards to what has been paid for, manipulated or occurred organically.
Atlassian seems to be really good at redesigns that make things slow. Jira anybody?
People that do want to hate others, will find reasons to hate.
Is the EU Court of Justice particularly slow? Does this kind of trial take a lot of time?
How to Get More Patients to Your Clinic: A 7-Step Guide for Doctors
//TLIILB = “This Line Is Intentionally Left Blank”
Whatsapp still sends (for now) way less data than Facebook and also has much better security. I wonder how long it will continue.
Sounds like a case of the Marriage problem:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem
Qoute from a comment from the dev down the threads
"I believe VSCode is making the right set of trade-offs for their user base - there is benefit to the sandboxing of the APIs as it helps lift the overall quality of plugins. Every editor is a different exercise in trade-offs, and I wanted to explore a different set, targeting a more niche group."

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16674641

I belive that there is no "Perfect" software, but there is a software that is Perfect for me (or anyone else)
I'm sure there is a better way to avoid this
They most likely have some ML/AI algos in prototype stage (which is all the rage these days) that is processing all the messages, apart from informing their internal analytics as well as weekly analytics emails they send. They have less to gain from sharing message-data with third parties - this would be giving up control of their most precious component.
1) could probably be achieved reasonably by filtering out keywords from the sources and simplify them ("app find friend" or "app sell item") and generate tags based on that.
Message: think before you write
Microsoft has a “game plan” to hitch long-term investors
India becomes largest consumer of mobile data, ranks 109th globally
The same result should be returned regardless of the exception being thrown or not. And the exception should not be allowed to propagate any further.

How would you handle this in that context?
Seems to be down. What do they have?
That awk Mandelbrot script is pretty hardcore.
5 Tips for a Creative Retail Branding and Design Strategy
These aren't conflicting positions. :)
So the obvious alias would be

git config --global alias.logadog "log --all --decorate --online --graph"
Collection of public datasets as torrents
Remember, YouTube born 13 years ago. That time, online code editing and hot reloading were big things only archived with dynamic languages like Python and Ruby.
The same applies to Gmail use.

While (an abstract) you may be OK with trading your privacy for a convinience of a free email account, it automatically means me also getting sweeped by Google's information dragnet.
We need to wait and watch. Let us see what official statements come from their spokesperson.
Time tracking is ok, I use it, it's even useful, but screen capturing sickens me...really? forcing your employees or freelancers to capture screenshots?
The best such site IMO: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Programming_Tasks
Red: A Full-Stack Language for Smart Contract and Application Development
“Client-Centric” Project Management (How It Can Help Your Business)
Of course queue push and pull operations are often RPC style APIs, and TCP connections are really just queues (ok, streams) of bytes. It's async and sync turtles all the way down.
Yours in calendrical heresy,

Reed Hastings
Runtime and Concurrency in Go – GopherCon SG 2017 (concepts behind goroutines)
Depending on the audience, someone may not think about startups when thinking of “Y-Combinator”
People are still using Skype?
Dropbox Pitch to Sequoia 2007
Having taken the course, I definitely recommend it. Great content and Bartosz is just a great guy to listen to
Show HN: Can You Make It – Our first mobile game demo
Hi HN! We are AIMTAMAN, University of Applied Sciences student trio from Finland and we managed to make our first mobile game for a course. We would appreciate any feedback to improve upon our game for a more enjoyable experience!
Unfortunately we haven't managed to make it work on Android 8.0+ versions as it has been made with Unity.
Currently we make money from AdMob banner ads but would like to know about other ideas and how viable they could be for us.
Tesla/spacex Facebook pages removed
A DIY Concrete Keyboard Doubles as One Heck of a Paperweight
The 2nd book in Becky Chamber's Wayfarer series touches on this, they didn't bother using robots, they just use small children bred for the purpose[1].

https://www.goodreads.com/series/170872-wayfarers

[1] Although this is obviously dark, the series is generally feel good sci-fi, enjoyable and worth checking out.
An unappreciated flag of git is `--no-pager`. It allows, as said in the name, to execute a git command without using a pager.

Using this flag, my git log aliases to: `git --no-pager log --pretty=oneline -n30 --abbrev-commit`. It just shows the 30 last commits directly in my command line
How does this apply when you can filter / conditional exports? Is the idea that the csv has a fixed hash and if you trust that, you can trust anything else?
This seems critical - as Google is a corporation, I wonder where this sense comes from? Obviously we have certain expectations for a couple who's tagline reads "don't be evil," but does that extend to criticizing them for not providing terabytes of free transfers of terabytes of free data, which they pay to host and serve?
>TANSTAAFL.

Bless you?

(Seriously what does this mean?)
This is flimsy.
To add to this. More and more people are living in bubbles of ideological similarity[1]. There isn't really an exchange of ideas anymore between people who have divergent views. These days it is between moderates and extremists on the same side, rarely against someone who opposes an idea.

So when something happens that goes so against the grain, that is so shocking it demands a response you see the results like "trump derangement syndrome". Where everything bad the president does is hyped up far more than was under previous presidents, and every effort is made to return to the status quo.

Not to say that Trump is a good president, far from it. But Barack Obama banned people from travelling from the same countries as Trump and there wasn't massive outrage, protest and court challenges.

Societies are becoming more fragmented. Less and less are believing in the American dream or its equivalent and this is the outcome. I hope this isn't the start of the decline and decay and slow slide to irrelevance of the West like it was for so many past civilisations.

[1] http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/30/i-can-tolerate-anything...
The difference there is that malware actually is a dark pattern and operates without your permission. Facebook is not a dark pattern and is nothing if you do not willingly surrender your data to their legal ownership.
These sort of class distinctions are much less pronounced in America, which is why so many oppressed or impoverished people from elsewhere yearn to travel here and make a new life. It's nice to hear about someone who was able to realize the American Dream and escape the class prejudice of their home country.
Is it really hate though? Or just people accepting certain social standards and living their lives in accordance.

Sure it's soul crushing for those who are oppressed, but the oppressors would probably be well adjusted people in other societies.
Agreed.

Many people didn't realize that we still living in a global society that pretty much made by many super large sized Black Pearl[0]s and Jack Sparrow(s) is the captain.

Dear Captain Jack is cool sometimes, and could bring you to the treasure, but you should never trust him that he will taking care of you. In fact, regardless what he said, he don't care about you even a little, all he care about is himself. If you fell off board, he will not bother to save you, unless it's out of coincidence.

So yes, you may follow him closely for an amazing adventure if you want to, but whether or not you will survive in the end, it's all depends on you.

[0] Yes, that pirate ship.
There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch.
I also sleep with my windows open. It is 10 degrees right now and they are still open.
Except that with any account at all, whatever information is available, can be sold to any third party that wants it through Facebook Research.

Advertising isn't the whole story by a long shot... hence CA / SCL Group (and whom else shall we add next?)
Sobering perhaps to learn what the state of the art is for "world class" AI indeed ;)

Cortana when??
Bold move just to make an impression, like beating a kid that is already on the ground. Not a big fan of this particular decision, but it sends a very important message and I stick to that.
It's remarkable how similar the business is 10 years later
This article is behind a "soft" paywall so I'm unable to view it. It would be nice if there was at least a "soft" policy that discouraged this.
Potentially interesting sidenote: Automatic landfill detection is possible from satellites - I was exploring a potential project working on this problem some time ago, but ultimately decided to not do it.
For a long time C++ and Javascript did not have futures. Rust is relatively new, and futures aren't part of the language proper yet. The problem is that the author's criticism of Rust seems to all hinge around a bleeding edge feature.

I would agree with the author's criticism if it was "futures are in the lang nursery and still not ready to use," rather than: Rust is bad, because I got nasty errors when using this work-in-progress library.
Either everyone deserves medical care or no one does.
Not just traditional press. Facebook also competes with forums and blogs. Somebody who has worked hard to achieve prominence in those formats and venues will naturally feel threatened as they become less relevant. Some of the criticism might be justified, some of it might be sincerely meant, but the (lack of) emphasis and perspective is often driven by that fear. Bloggers' and forum heavyweights' comments about $target should be taken with the same grain of salt as NYT or Wired commentators'.
Thanks for the link. And you're right, it seems so essential that those ports feel like they should just be on the device.

> I'd settle for either a physical Escape key in the same position as it was + touch bar, or for a wholly physical set of keys with changeable display (like the Optimus keyboard).

I don't VIM all that much, so the ESC key works fine for me when I need it. It's just that I pretty much ignore the touchbar altogether and haven't found any compelling app or reason to use it. So it just sits there, draining power and costing money.

The trackpad is so large now that I wish that it had been replaced by a more general purpose touchscreen with app specific actions and status directly indicated on it (e.g. "ready to drag", video scrubber + volume control, move the finder there, etc.). It would make the use-cases for the trackpad more discoverable instead of remembering half a dozen gestures, and move space steal gui controls away from apps and down by your hands.

In fact, that entire huge space beneath the keyboard should just be a giant touch screen.
There's a clear and long-standing policy concerning paywalls in the FAQ:

> "Are paywalls ok?"

> "It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds."

> "In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls. Those are off topic."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
> Yes, there is a certain degree of hypocrisy in commentators lauding the sophistication of the Obama campaign machine and then complaining about the Republican strategy.

The complaints are generally with respect to a targeted effort to direct people towards sites publishing outright false information[0] as propaganda, and doing so by coordinating with a foreign government.

There is no such claim about the Obama campaign machine - certainly that's not what people laud when they talk about it.

[0] Not misleading or biased, but completely false - as false as the headline "Humans Land On Mars", or "Moon Landing Revealed to be Hoax" would be.
Yes, ACA is bad if you don’t care about your others in your country getting healthcare. If you do, then you need to figure out how to spread the costs, and ACA is the best we could get with the legislature we had.
Social networks and Facebook in general are a certain aspect of "progress" in society. Yes, it's not perfect, but it's ubiquitous enough that it's considered a primary contact channel that reaches many people at once. Not liking it/hating it/etc. is fine. It's one's own prerogative. But don't complain other people find it useful and you will be left behind because you don't.
An exaggerated analogy is like saying "I don't like computers/cars/aeroplanes/internet. I hate that. It's not right I am left behind for not wanting to use it".
> When investigating alleged violations of these Terms, Microsoft reserves the right to review Your Content in order to resolve the issue.

This is actually the most scary part of it. Not only you give up your freedom of speech when using their services, but you grant MS the rights to actively review all your data. That includes all your documents, emails, skype calls, etc.

Basically you give up any remaining online privacy regarding MS services.
Substance Designer 2017.2.3.889 Full Crack Is Here