skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Woo! Our first seller! Appreciate the feedback. I'll be sure to post the app here in a few weeks and help you get connected with some great developers and projects!

I'm happy to hear about Ghost Engine and Salesory, since it seems to show some demand for the type of "outsourced" or "freelance" sales that this app would be tailored to.

The sales incentive design will definitely be a huge contributor to the success of this project. If you have any feedback on incentive designs that you know are successful or that you would like to see, please let me know!
Hardcoded “cisco/cisco” username found in Cisco iOS XE 16.x
That would likely be a violation of the contracts signed with the data aggregation companies.
When that human and their company has taken tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars of investors' money, yes, growth is everything. Investments need to be paid back with interest. Without a lot of growth, investors are just giving away money.

What do you think an investment is? How do you think business works?

The guy didn't get pushed out in any event.
That's killer, thanks Ripple! $29MM!

Page isn't loading but this is from the subject of the blog;

#BestSchoolDay 2018: Every Project Funded!
MARCH 27, 2018 STEPHEN BURKENEWS

#BestSchoolDay is here! Last night, Ripple fully funded every single live DonorsChoose.org classroom project. That’s over 35,000 projects in one enormous $29 million dollar act of generosity. We literally don’t have words to express our gratitude, so we had to invent some. We’re flabbermazed. Astonified. It blew us away, knocked our socks off... WOW! Here’s a message from Ripple and our founder, Charles, talking about why Ripple chose to support our creative community of teachers with this [Read more...]

edit: Someone's going hard on downvoting every comment in here. Do you not like teachers receiving money to help their students?
The problem with this argument is that you don't follow it to it's logical conclusion :

That NK should be destroyed.

For the good of the people living there. That would massively improve the lives of the people living there. Instead you're using this argument to both strengthen the NK government's position AND weaken opposition to it. This does not just make the lives of the NK people worse, but everyone's lives worse.

So truly sorry, but morally, the US and Europe both have the right to bully the NK government AND in fact it is actually a good thing that it does so. That is, if you see the goal as improving people's lives.

If your goal is to enforce some absolutist standard of behavior and damn the consequences, then ... well frankly, I'm sure a USA Taliban party probably exists. Why don't you go to their info evening ?
But most people are not doing that in their careers. It's mostly CRUD applications that they are building
Very cool! It was iffy, the last time I checked. But that was many months ago.

So just as with IPFS, there can be OpenBazaar branches in Tor onion space. But those nodes are only accessible for users in Tor-mode, right? Or are there gateways?

Edit: https://news.bitcoin.com/openbazaar-2-0-beta-launches-with-t...
> When you need to open a shell in a certain directory, do you use cd or do you navigate using a GUI?

Really depends on the workflow. If I know where I'm navigating then I prefer cd, if I don't then a gui is better than a cd/ls loop. Fortunately programs like ranger cover the latter quite well too.
Dang said recent-ish* that upvoting inappropriate comments can cost you your voting privileges. Additionally, there is a karma threshold for downvotes. IIRC, you need 500 karma.

Between those two facts, I think downvote bots aren't a terribly likely explanation. You would need to establish an account with downvote privileges and then hope the mods don't revoke its downvote privilege in short order. It seems like a lot of work for probably not much pay off.

That doesn't mean there can't be downvote bots, but it just seems to me a much more likely explanation is people cruising the Comments page.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16117475
Great video on the subject https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3ppbbYXMxE
Since they're not really islands, more like a heap of suspended particles in the upper layer of water, they should have the same density as the water. So they should have the same gravitational effect as water.
People that refused to tell obvious lies that everybody knew about used to be burned in a plaza or just thrown away from society.

In fact, they are still thrown away from society. Just in a slower manner. That's some progress anyway.
I work a lot with image and video processing - this sounds like the kind of thing I'm interested in. Would you want to chat some time? Email is in my profile.
My social media experience started with the program I wrote myself, in 1975 for a 300-user timeshare system. That's the last time I was even close to the forefront. Didn't pay any attention to Myspace until it was obvious there was no need to. I've completely avoided Facebook because I've never trusted them.
> But if you ask from the scientists from those fields

Ask them what, about the many lives that are saved from malnutrition as the commenter asserted? You answered about safety. Neither of us are discussing safety. (Well, I did as an aside. It was not the main point.) That is a separate subject.

Are millions of lives really saved from malnutrition? Kindly provide evidence for such assertions. I’m interested.

As another aside, while looking for evidence that GMOs saved lives through nutrition I was reminded that the economic engine seed producers profit from has brought poverty to farmers in India. 200,000 have committed suicide over increased farming debts. Seeds are far more expensive now, and cannot be saved.[1]

[1] http://www.voltairenet.org/article159305.html
vim supports all of those things out of the box, both in GUI mode (gvim/MacVim) and terminal mode (vim).

Emacs supports all of those things out of the box as well.
I too think this statement matters with regards to law. Knowing that your platform can be used nefariously is one thing, being ok with it is another. Once the witch hunt starts it can get tricky fast.
Taleb is a skilled writer, I give him that. But he doesn't know anything about biology.

From section X.B:

"GMOs have the propensity to spread uncontrollably, and thus their risks cannot be localized. The crossbreeding of wild-type plants with genetically modified ones prevents their disentangling, leading to irreversible system-wide effects with unknown downsides."

Now, the very reason crop plants (GMO or not) cannot spread uncontrollably is tightly coupled to why they are crop plants. They are not poisonous, they are easy to eat, and they produce a good yield. A dream come true for every plant-eating animal. That's why they are crop plants. But they wouldn't stand a snowball's chance in hell in the wild nature, animals and insects would eat them quickly. Wild plants invest a lot of effort to not being eaten (unless they want to, for seed spreading purposes).

There are no cases of crop plants having invaded back to wild nature. Perhaps there is an odd canola plant that escaped a field and grows on a roadside or by an abandoned gas station somewhere, but these are also situations where humans first cleared the wild plants and bared the soil before the canola was able to set roots.

Crop plants don't spread outside of the farmers' fields, and GMO breeding is not trying to change that. (If they wanted to breed competitive wild plants, they'd use wild plants as the starting stock.)
The ads on Instagram are pretty amazing. I find myself wanting to buy 80% of the products they try to sell me.
Help find these people
Why (almost) everything reported about CA Facebook hacking controversy is wrong
A full POWER9 chip should be compared with a 48-core Xeon.

In regards to cores, the distinction is between the PowerVM and Linux (OpenPOWER/PowerNV) ecosystem variants. Both are made to process 96 threads, but the difference is in whether the thread processing units are grouped eight to a core (SMT8) or four to a core (SMT4).

The PowerVM version, some say for licensing reasons, gets the SMT8 cores. Either way, you get 96 threads:

12 cores * SMT8 = 96 threads
24 cores * SMT4 = 96 threads
Google debuts Chrome OS tablets to take on the iPad
Any links to that? What kind of enemies of mankind are working on this? Advertisers again?
Sorry, was trying to figure out how the commenter got past those filtering questions.
But can Pamela still visit?
There's a huge market for grocery store purchase history from those loyalty cards everyone uses.
The stats aren't wrong. If it isn't 'real code' then you shouldn't store it in your repository, you should autogenerate it as part of your build process.
Honest question : there are a few engineers in SV that are jews. Are they allowed to come in ? (and is it safe for them to do so ?)
I might catch some flak for saying this, but as a marketer this is a pretty significant change and will make running campaigns more difficult.

Also, I don’t really see how this does much to protect anyone’s privacy, this mostly just makes running effective campaigns more complicated and expensive. The data is still being collected and sold, now you can’t just get it directly through Facebook anymore.
Over $100B in USA Investments to be returned to China
These Mozilla posts are very well done! As per the article, I'm always excited to see the JS community converge towards decent standards. This has been a long time coming.
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/who-iarc...

To say that IARC 2A classification is controversial would be understating.
Spacemacs has excellent context menus. It was suprising how discoverable everything is!
China Is Building a Rain-Making System Three Times as Big as Spain
The problem with this approach is that the flash chips that get used in SD / microSD cards are really bottom of the barrel stuff. It's going to be painfully slow and is practically guaranteed to crap out on you eventually if you use it as a primary volume for long enough. They're built to be as cheap as possible, and last a few hundred cycles of getting filled with images and erased, not thousands/millions of tiny writes.

Raspberry Pi users can probably attest to this.
No! Our graveyards are too big as it is!

I'm half kidding, half serious. I found myself in your exact position several times before. Often times, the reality isn't that "nobody cares about our projects" but really that they haven't seen enough love from "other side".

As developers, we excel at building great products. We often think that a great product will sell itself, and that people will be excited to buy after just hearing about what we have to offer. I've definitely found myself in this frame of mind time and time again, I've found that this simply isn't the case. Even the greatest products in the world needs some love from the sales/marketing fronts, and without that, it's particularly difficult to "get people excited" about what you have to offer. Thinking that "nobody cares about our projects as much as we do" is something that I have found particularly destructive to my project success and progress (and often leads to a larger graveyard). Hopefully my app can help projects like ours get a chance at some traction and get people to care!

END THE GRAVEYARD! GIVE YOUR PROJECT A CHANCE AT THE LIME LIGHT!

Very pumped to get some developer feedback here as well, much appreciated! I'll post the app soon, let's get your graveyard back up and running!
It's a good school, but it's inferior to the Jesuit college prep high school I went to (except for the facilities, which are far better) where the teachers made much less.
It isn’t the worst thing to have a progression you can step up through every couple of years. The problem is that there needs to be many more degrees of “Eng II” before invoking the word Senior. If Senior came after Eng 5 or something it might not be so bad.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripple_(company)#Funding

Are they profitable? How can this kind of thing be justified to shareholders?
So, I'd dance around the issue.

Google's search algorithm is "fair", but society is not: It is not "fair" that these search terms are over sexualized.

This is, of course, given some particular morality and ethos; your may not find society unfair in this way. (I do)

My point is that now it is visible and you can make more informed choices.

If you don't like what you see in mirror, why is makeup the "fix" of choice? Alter diets, exercise patterns; sun exposure, fitness levels, stress levels...

> Will removing naughty sites from the search results

Potentially. We're feedback loops as well; if these terms result in what someone is after, they will use those terms: if they don't, they won't. Eventually, I would expect people to stop trying to search with them; to then stop communicating with them (as meaning that); to then stop thinking with them (as meaning that).
LXC 3.0.0 released
How Intercom built their interview process to be personal and transparent
No, the rest energy of a neutrino is always less than that of a heavy neutrino, by definition. A heavy neutrino can certainly move relativistically; a neutrino likewise can move non-relativistically. The cosmic neutrino background is a huge number of non-relativistic, i.e. thermal, neutrinos.

So, "... except are much more massive and instead of almost always having so much energy that they travel at relativistic speeds ..." is wrong on two fronts, and "... [heavy neutrinos] travel at much slower speeds" also will not be true if they feel the weak force, and if they don't it will still likely be true for heavy neutrinos that find themselves near a sufficiently dramatic event like a highly asymmetrical star-degenerate white dwarf supernova.
But can you find a March patch that makes the correct 64 bit version segfault? I can't :-(
Maybe they will be slightly better than the emails in my spam folder

For the amount of data Facebook collects, the quality of advertising they provide is pretty much garbage. Late night tv infomercial quality.
Same here.

I'm worried.
I am not sure this lady knows what it means to be passionate then. Dismissing passion as the domain of stuffy white men is to dismissing anyone with an overridingly strong interest in anything
I believe this is related to GDPR, which isn't clear in the article.

This is the information from Facebook (via Dennis Yu from Blitz Metrics):

// from Facebook:

Although I have spoken with many of you just today and yesterday, I wanted to make you immediately aware of an update we received to third-party targeting, late this afternoon.

We have a responsibility for the use of data on our platform - and we want to ensure that people have transparency and control over how their information is used. Over the past week, we announced important changes to reduce the amount of data that apps can request from users and ensure that people have more control over their information on Facebook. Now, to build on these efforts, we are going to be more restrictive in the way that we use data for advertising on our platform, particularly as it relates to information from third-party data providers.

Specifically, over the next six months, we will remove the ability to use Partner Categories, a targeting solution that enables third-party data providers to offer their targeting directly on Facebook. While leveraging third-party data is a common industry practice and we've put good protections in place, we believe this step will help improve people's privacy on Facebook.

We understand this may impact your advertising efforts on our platform, and we will work with you through this transition. In an attempt to minimize disruption, we will allow time for you to update your targeting. In light of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, we have created a timeline to comply with the regulation:

· May 10: After this date, you will no longer be able to create or edit campaign using Partner Categories built on audiences from the UK, Germany, and France; however, they will be allowed to continue running until May 24.

· May 25: We will no longer deliver to Partner Categories built on audiences from the UK, Germany, and France, and these targeting options will no longer be available for use on our platform. You will notified to update any targeting containing impacted Partner Categories before this date.

· June 30: Last day for creating new or editing existing campaigns using non-EU Partner Categories; they will be allowed to run until September 30.

· October 1: All other Partner Categories will no longer be available as targeting options on our platform and we will stop delivering against these audiences. You will be notified to update your targeting by this date.

Protecting people’s information is the most important thing we do. You can expect to hear more from us in the coming weeks as we continue to work to make our platform safer.
That would take 6 centuries to fund the same amount of projects.
I am really happy for these schools, but what if someone is just trying to 'converting a lot of ripple into cash' look like effect from 'charity donation' event?

So that prices don't fall overall while this happens and some people cash out of it.
I just recently actually read my copy of Computer Modern. Between that and the METAFONT books, it is amusing how little of this is new. And those books didn't claim to be groundbreaking.

Regardless, neat article. It is interesting to get into the weeds of typography. For anyone this introduced to the topic, dive in, it is a wonderful subject!
Free Rs 2007 Gold to Celebrate April Fool’s Day and Corporeal Beast Cave Apr.2
Because Runescape got a lot of reports about Ironman being plagued by other players in Corporeal Beast. The purpose of cheap runescape 2007 gold this source is to prevent the Ironman from gaining loot from Corporeal Beast. The pitchers will run in, cause damage, and then leave. Since it takes time to kill Corporeal Beast, it is very frustrating that Ironman will not accept this decline.

April Fool’s Day is drawing nearer!Hurry to Join Rsorder April Fool’s Day Special:Find True Codes to Win Free 770M Runescape Gold/osrs gold at 03:00 am. GMT on Apr 2!

In addition, the best way for an Ironman to kill the Corporeal Beast is to use a variety of weapons to greatly reduce its attributes so that it can be effectively performed alone. Dragon Warhammer is particularly useful for this, but it may take a long time to get it. Because of the way the caves work, many players benefit from other accounts, reducing statistics. When this is done, when each person leaves the cave, the Corporeal Beast will still return its health to 100%, but the statistics are reduced.

In order to best combat the above two conditions, a new Corporeal Beast cave will be included in the game. This new cave can only be accessed through an Ironman account with a combat level of 50 or higher. Ironman below level 50 will still use the same cave as regular players.

April Fool’s Day is drawing nearer!Hurry to Join Rsorder April Fool’s Day Special:Find True Codes to Win Free 770M Runescape Gold/osrs gold at 03:00 am. GMT on Apr 2!More http://www.rsorder.com/

Part II:All Kinds of rs 07 gold/rs3 gold and osrs accounts with only $1 is also waitting for you on RSorder Auction at 03:00 am. GMT each Monday and Thurday!Win from https://www.rsorder.com/auction.
Long-Term Discount Code:7% off code SYTHE to buy RS 2007 gold Anytime!
There are many MOND theories, and you will find some that fit almost any observation you can imagine.
Taking ssh too far (2013)
Yeah its perfectly acceptable and safe to do so, as you can read in the FAQ. Palestinians (I am one) have nothing against Jews
I have heard that in many cases, these are actually H1B/Visa positions, where they can set requirements that no one realistically hit, then use that to cover that position with a visa. Reason being, then you can say "no qualified applicants".

Is there any truth to this? Or is it just FUD?
Can you share the takeaways and strategies you have amassed?
Don't let fear paralyze you. If those pushing the boundaries censored themselves based upon the fear of being persecuted in the future, we'd have no progress.
> state workers are powerless

You’ve never been to Illinois, have you?

State workers here run The Democratic Machine. They are effectively the willing soldiers of an organized crime syndicate, getting paid exorbitant sums to perform little work.

And they all get “promoted” just before their 25 years are up so they pull the maximum pension possible.
I feel you. While there's plenty of history (hundreds of years) to indicate you shouldn't rely on rolling your own (though Jefferson did, and did a helluvagood job.) It's crazy easy to fool oneself about how great one's own crypto is. However, what you can do is roll your own and then encrypt your data once again - after that initial encryption - with excellent standard methods. This can allow decryption in parallel in some circumstances - if you want the best speed - by encrypting a one-time-pad with the roll-your-own and sending that in advance (and decrypting that pad in advance, so you just have to xor it into the mix later.) When encrypting fer real, first use the one time pad on the data and then encrypt it with regular methods.
What prevents it is there is no need to for the general well-being of society. Would it help certain interests ? Sure, but every law has its unintended effects that the lawmaker doesn't understand.
Speeding Up `dwarfdump` with Rust
check out Eclipse Che: https://eclipse.org/che/
Right. The light at the end of the tunnel recedes until it doesn't.
Why don't they just pass search results through a second algorithm which removes anything anyone could find offensive? We wouldn't have this problem if registrars did their jobs and protected our feelings by seizing domains.
I've always found the truth and good intention to be the best sales tools, so I admire your approach!!!
Further down in the wiki. I don't know what Ripple Labs is, but perhaps the donation is part of this 80 billion XRP??

>Of the XRP80 billion that Ripple Labs was gifted, Ripple follows a distribution strategy that encompasses payments to business partners such as gateways, market makers and charitable organizations.[24]
Their currency is worth billions
Typography of Authority: Do Fonts Affect How People Accept Information? (2012)
Controversy != wrong.
the problem is that the job is titled "entry level" and then asks for 3 years experience. It's a bait'n'switch that wastes everybody's time.

If they only wanted a few summers worth of internships etc they should say that, 3 years experience is commonly interpreted as 3 years continuous on the job experience.
hell yea, give that shit away. btc insta millionaires, lets see it!

edit: oh sorry, i forgot these people all "earned it"
Campfires "produce more energy out than energy in" too - the kindling is energy in, but once you've established a chain reaction (no, not an out-of-control chain, but yes a self-sustaining chain) you get warm. Exothermic.
They lost it when they couldn’t scale
I believe there is a saying about horses and gates which would be apposite.
Does that apply to software developers as well as service providers? Wouldn't the Tor project get prosecuted into the ground under such legislation?
Ah, ok. Yes, the last paragraph on page 1 says that the feature appeared before flowering plants, conifers and ferns split up. So yes, it is very ancient. Thank you.
Consider myself un-freaked out. I guess if you turn off these settings, and don't feed Google any information, they don't really know very much about you. I'm certainly not upset by anything they seem to know, to the extent that any of it is even correct.
James Webb
James Webb
James Webb
Breeder reactors are possible because elements above the atomic weight of iron are storing a lot of energy that's released if you can bust them up (fusion.) Iron is the least (stored) energetic state, so below iron, fusion releases energy. It's a real nasty process to control, though since neutron radiation tears the shit out of container metals over time.