skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>What evidence do you have that artists lie like this?

Practical human experience would probably be enough.

>I don't think the incentives you speak of really exist.

They sound totally reasonable, and on par of what I know of how artists/interviews and so work (from stints in the media).

Here's a casual laugh at an artist admitting to listen their own production:

"Later on in the bit, Ansari talks about visiting West at his house and finding him enjoying his own album 808s and Heartbreak. "I was like, 'Are you listening to your own album in your own house bopping your own head?' He was like, 'Yo, these beats are dope.'"

Most humble brag that they don't consider (their biggest works) anything special, they say that they never listen to them after production, that they always look to the "next album" and so on.
Why are you so sure that it will be ARM processors tho?
The ad-driven model will show as many ads as possible, while making the user experience just barely tolerable. Usually, they forget about remaining tolerable -- see popups, animated GIFs, Flash ads, etc. -- and get slapped down by technology that actually serves the user. See also the VCR, which let people record TV shows and fast-forward through the ads. Ad-driven media will always cannibalize itself.
I think the compromise is autogenerated-but-meaningful names. I wrote a Ruby script to generate memorable/meaningful names which is included as part of the automated server launch process. (https://github.com/johnd/server-name)

You never want to have to manually pick a name, or even stop to think about it, but using pure IDs for anything with a life longer than a day can get annoying.
Problematic if you have a magsafe connector in combination with kids or pets running around though. Or just if you trip over the cable yourself. In my unfortunate experience :P
..with outlook?

Sorry man, but you’re doing it wrong.

And the Mac file system is case sensitive.
My idea: limit how frequently people can post. E.g. max of two posts per day. That could certainly help with info overload, though I don't know how most people would react to the restriction.
One Plus have the easiest phones to unlock the bootloader and play around with roms. Along with being amongst the few phones out there with an official ubuntu port. Guessing with a stock OS its likely not good, but they make life easy for the average tinkerer as opposed to many other phone companies.
"Not according to the article." The article might be sensationalist bullshit. The data point three years ago was a record low so a regress to the mean is not expected. The homicide rate was 2.1/100k in 2007 and 1.5/100k in 2017 so the overarching trending is still decreasing.
I agree with you, but i can understand her point of view. Her coworkers are mostly male, so most of the braggart she talk to are probably male too, and this skew her view. This is not a skin color or gender issue, this is a cultural/civilisation issue. Most of the westerner tourists going to SE Asia are acting in a weird way, it doesn't matter if they are sexual tourists, backpackers or others. Respectfull, non-arrogant westerners are not that easy to find in SE Asia.

This is unrelated but i think USA focus on gender and skin color for every subject is unhealthy. Yes, you have some issues related to those caracteristics, but you are forgetting about class and/or culture discrimination.
I was really looking to see if it was April 1st thing back at the time. The RFC was so funny it reminded me of standard random number = 4 [1].

[1]: https://www.xkcd.com/221/
The part where they eagerly admit their own ignorance?
To be fair, the mobile site was the last thing shipped by the last administration and hasn’t had much love since.
The GP works at an indirect competitor to Boston Dynamics.

Since the invective lacks suevidence, we can assume it is based upon resentment and/or jealousy, i.e., “how dare their unweaponized, prototype tech be light-years ahead of our own tech! They’re unprincipled!”
S3/CloudFront problems
I have been looking for info on why tor over tor is bad and would love to understand the technical reason why, can you share any links?

All I have been able to find is related to uncertainty is it is good or not
Visual Studio Code is a fantastic advert for the Microsoft brand ... If people have a bad experience with Windows, why would they be inclined to get other services from MS?

Ironically, we decided not to try out VS Code specifically because of privacy/security concerns about Microsoft that have been heightened since Windows 10. We checked Microsoft's written policies to see what sort of telemetry data was being uploaded. We were unable to find any detailed information about it, and the general wording appeared to allow for uploading more-or-less anything, up to and including our own code.
Basically, we need to build a society were each member is inclined to think for themselves, and not inclined to just go with what ever that is "out there"..

The funny thing here is that, since such a society won't lend itself to control easily, the governments does not want this. They want a population that can be controlled easily, but then as you said, they can also be controlled by a small group causing major harm, and the government's solution to that is regulating free speech.

So governments wins on both fronts and people lose on the same.
Even if she did, it means nothing. The only way to assess equality is to undertake a complete multiple variable analysis of the topic. Isn't it funny how quickly we throw out the basics of the scientific method when the results are inconvenient or do not conform to the world view we are trying to subscribe to? I am not saying you are doing that just making the observation that it is clearly what is going on when this topic is "researched".

It is intellectually dishonest to cherry pick the variables that suit the answer the researcher already prescribed before the analysis even began. The entire premise of these studies is laughable until they are done and published correctly. It is not and should not be acceptable to be dishonest in this way though science has began to allow it more and more in order to not be called names...
Yes. You can even run a full GNU/Linux distro inside Android (and without root!): https://www.xda-developers.com/guide-installing-and-running-...
Apart from search engines and directories such as AltaVista and Yahoo and later obviously Google, bulletin board systems and Usenet were popular ways of getting and recommending new content on the Internet.

Another - somewhat quirky - concept was called 'webrings': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring

These allowed websites with related or similar content (though the definition of what would be similar enough to qualify could vary quite a bit) to link to a 'next' and a 'previous' site. This obviously didn't scale to an exponentially growing web but it allowed for serendipitous content discovery, which could be quite delightful sometimes (and disturbing at other times).
It's a good question - I don't think there's a currently a competing headphone in it's category (Portable, closed back Planar Magnetic driver) that's been as well received, other than perhaps the more expensive Audeze Sine.

The main thing I'm worried about is the ear pads perishing over time - replacements will be quite difficult to find I think, once Oppo close up shop.
Weedmaps: why 'Yelp for pot' is under fire for its Silicon Valley attitude
you are lucky enough to live in a country where polygamy is outlawed.
>>> just like email.

That won't be enough for the average Tor Messenger user. Email's failings were the impetus behind both instant messaging and Tor. Users don't want/need federated models. Security aside, they want a convenient little app that will receive messages instantly while online but doesn't have to remain online 24/7.
US Polarization Is Driven by a Team Sport Mentality, Not Disagreement on Issues
Aww this thread is such a waste of time and space. Bunch of totally subjective thoughts without any specific examples.
This is a dark pattern akin to booking.com, to create time pressure for you, not provide actual value.

If the latter were true, then sometimes it should say "You are the only one looking at this hotel. Take your time!"

But no. Travelling to the most obscure places across Asia I have NEVER seen anything but hordes people looking at my hotel in Kampong Cham. Probably different dates too.

I am willing to bet it is derived from /dev/urandom adjusted to the size of the establishment.
This will become a problem if they run out of cash. Not delivering as many cars as planned is fine if you make a profit (or at least positive cash flow). But burning more cash than expected can be problematic. Especially if you constantly miss deadlines which means investors don't know if they should believe any of your plans.

The second issue is that of competition. Model S didn't have any meaningful EV competition. Model 3 competition is still comparably low but this will look different in 2-3 years. If they produce enough cars until then, prospective buyers will eventually switch to another brand.
As far as I remember you needed quite big servers if you wanted to "federate" with others, like join big chatroom because Matrix will try to replicate the history and keep it in sync. Is it still the case?
> someone in a first-world rich western country should interfere with the politics of an independent southeast asian nation again

They already have. By deploying Facebook. And especially Facebook's decision to subsidise internet data use for customer acquisition.
Oh, I should point out that "The Internet" (to the extent it's any distinct thing) also hijacks things. All ISO/ITU object identifiers used in Internet standards are under the OID 1.3.6.1, but, er, 1.3.6 belongs to the US Department of Defense, so how did the Internet get the nice compact 1.3.6.1?

Turns out there's just an RFC from 1988 which says "This memo assumes that DoD will allocate a node to the Internet community", it says it assumes this will be 1.3.6.1, and of course thirty years later it would be pointless to say "No, the DoD does not allocate this node to you".
Either update RHEL6 or keep using the version of C++ that is supported on your OS. It's really that simple...
I would suggest that the deep packet inspection is Virgin's fault. Perhaps it was Google under provisioning the CDN inside VM's network, but I would suggest that's also probably Virgin's fault in part, as they will likely have more network information available to them that may have suggested network congestion, but that was not acted upon.
NTSB depends on car companies to unlock data after crashes
The deals seem particularly expensive and the site in general is very slow.
Security yo.
I'll permit myself a moment of extreme cynicism and say that two warring parties can both be right even on a single issue.

"I would be better off with that bloke's resources".

I'm not sold on the idea that wars are fought for ideals. There is a lot of coincidental wealth transfer when countries fight. Why else travel long distances to kill people you don't know?
Ethernet is electrical isolation, at both ends, supposedly good up to 1500V.
I like the idea, but it needs more work.

Bug 1: After searching, I clicked to another tab for a couple of minutes, and then back to it. It popped up a dialog saying "it's been a while, we need to refresh your results", and then reset my search to the original form state. Quite annoying, especially since I'm on a VPN and location-detection therefore has me in a different state.

Bug 2: OK, so I stuck with the original $1000 budget. It offered me a trip to New York, NY, for several nights. I click into New York, and now it shows hotel rooms starting from $2500 and down -- i.e. it forgets the budget as soon as you start looking at details, making the entire premise of it useless. When you click into a "package" why don't you divide results into frugal ("save on accomodation to have more spending money"), on-budget ("here's what you can afford"), and spend-a-little-extra ("for a bit more, you can upgrade to...") sections?

Bug 3: And as said elsewhere, get rid of the dark patterns. It makes you look scammy.
Auto trigger deploys on Netlify
You cannot dismiss rigorous statistical analysis by arguing it can never encompass the full dimensions of the data. Of course it can't. The map is not the territory; it is a useful way to find our way around it. Ignoring the map is perilous, if not arrogant, even though it is merely a flawed representation of the real truth.

You might argue that a specific study or meta-analysis contains a bias or misinterpretation, but only if you've actually examined their methodology, data, and reasoning. You cannot argue that all studies of complex topics are invalid simply because their topics are complex.
Well the thing with Vagrant is that it (in theory) runs your application code inside the VM, but you typically run all your development tooling in the host OS.

I suspect that it was on the local tooling side that things fell apart for this Windows developer, if he was grabbing a project mostly built on Mac or Linux.

A lot of popular dev tooling built around web technologies (node, Ruby, PHP, etc) isn't as mature on Windows as it is on MacOS or Linux.

My source on this is me. I have a Mac and a Windows box at home, and I've had projects fail to set up and build on the Windows machine for these reasons.
If the economics don't work out, don't do it. This won't be an over night transformation but rather decades. You start where the circumstances are beneficial.

Perhaps the first to adopt this would be postal services and large stores with many outlets throughout a country with their own trucks that do the same route every day. They have control over each destination and it would most likely be easier work alongside existing logistics and everything is kept within the same company.
From Mumbai, India:

test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average
cloudflare 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 123 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 6 ms 15.10
cloudflare2nd 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 3 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2 ms 2 ms 3 ms 2.60
google 61 ms 61 ms 61 ms 61 ms 64 ms 273 ms 61 ms 64 ms 61 ms 62 ms 82.90
google2nd 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms 66 ms 62 ms 2 ms 64 ms 1 ms 1 ms 20.00
quad9 124 ms 126 ms 124 ms 124 ms 124 ms 118 ms 127 ms 121 ms 125 ms 179 ms 129.20
opendns 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 57 ms 5 ms 261 ms 2 ms 245 ms 2 ms 2 ms 58.00
norton 4 ms 4 ms 4 ms 5 ms 4 ms 4 ms 4 ms 4 ms 3 ms 4 ms 4.00
cleanbrowsing 225 ms 232 ms 235 ms 214 ms 232 ms 225 ms 219 ms 245 ms 233 ms 218 ms 227.80
yandex 136 ms 139 ms 142 ms 138 ms 140 ms 141 ms 136 ms 142 ms 142 ms 142 ms 139.80
adguard 205 ms 205 ms 196 ms 196 ms 217 ms 211 ms 212 ms 197 ms 205 ms 211 ms 205.50
neustar 233 ms 232 ms 236 ms 235 ms 233 ms 243 ms 246 ms 242 ms 232 ms 227 ms 235.90
comodo 132 ms 134 ms 133 ms 133 ms 133 ms 130 ms 130 ms 130 ms 131 ms 145 ms 133.10
I would further add that the credibility of the person performing the "study" is also no longer analyzed which it should be because implicit bias is a serious factor.
Secure Access to OpenEMR from Windows 10
Would like to read, but it looks like my work is blocking access to torproject.org. I had not realized that this sort of blocking was in place. Gauntlet thrown. My project for today is now to gain access to Torproject on my work machine. Bonus points for installing and running Tor without elevated privileges.
A radical proposal to keep your personal data safe
So you're saying you don't like Reddit for being Reddit... because the whole trends towards the lowest common denominator seems to be all Reddit is now-a-days.
Unfortunately that's not their financial year. They still need to generate cash or find more investors.
Then split it. Family and close friends, i.e. people you see regularly for a traditional party in the evening. For everyone else there is an informal dessert reception after the ceremony.

There is this idea that for it to be a "proper" wedding, you have to host a formal party and provide for each and everyone that has had an impact on your life. It doesn't have to be this way, but if one chose to do so, then the implications is the planning and cost skyrocket.
So can text files. The distributed ledger algorithm has intrinsic value as an algorithm, but not so much the coins. If retailers and banks and other institutions continue to accept them, they do have some value, but that can also be fleeting.

Until a major government backs it or something, it's value can go away in a poof.
Intel Promises Huge Power Cuts in Mining Bitcoin
Examples of everything new in ECMAScript 2016, 2017, and 2018
Oh no! A single study invalidates the entire theory of equal pay for equal work. Women must have been lying the whole time.

It would be better if you all were just honest. You think that women shouldn't be paid as much as men because they don't deserve it. Just speak up, already. We all know that we've chosen sides. Let's stop pretending.

I support equal pay for equal work. I support family leave for men and women. I support a social safety net that doesn't make you choose career vs personal life. That's me. That's the side I'm on. How about you?
Correctly identified my local airport (Manchester), however failed to recognise my local currency (GBP).

Hilarious costs too for a "budget", and a default of 10 days away isn't spontaneous. My shortest short-distance flight booking was 82 minutes, my shorted long haul was 18 hours (for work), and 3 days (for leisure)
It would appear that they have a very serious systemic security problem in their organization. Their "Director of Information Security" is obviously very very incompetent, there wasn't any real resolution after many months even though they claimed it was fixed. There's no way that a single person or even just a handful of managers could be solely to blame for this.

If this is how they respond to security issues I think it's a fair bet that they're making the same mistakes that e.g. Target and Home Depot did. Who's to say a VPN connection for some lowest bidder third party vendor hasn't already been used to exfiltrate tons of credit card details?
Implementing smart transactions using Kotlin
Black Panther and the portrayal of black people in the media
Any last-ditch seed funding possibilities?
I'm in the wrong geography and have been trying to raise seed funding (I have a team) for a hardware project. Due to personal circumstances I don't have the budget to make a proper funding go of it raising the seed in California (where it would be easiest). We got only one term sheet for approx $15k.

After I just read that DropBox failed completely to raise its seed round in Boston I am thinking of just giving up and wind things down. Do I have any last-ditch options for raising a seed round before I am in the correct geography to do so?

Has anyone successfully navigated this situation?
Silicon Valley and Wall Street taking notes on Spotify's unconventional debut
> The only way out of this is to tear off the bandage and rebuild all of those with the new compiler and side-load them as well.

This industry is just one big test of how long you can shave yaks (aka pay technical debt) before you quit and move to the forest. It's rewarding... until it's not. :)
> "Storage needs to provide 55GW" seems to come from peak consumption rate

Peek consumption in France is around 90 GW if we don't face exceptional weather conditions, but it has been as high as 102GW in 2012. sources [1]

> is not really a something that will happen in practice and also over night (when all solar is at 0 generation) consumption is usually a lot lower than peak.

In France the peak is in winter (due to electric heating) and the daily peak is around 7pm, at which time France is in the dark for 2 hours already (the sunset is around 5pm in winter). Then no solar production at this point. And there's been some days with wind power producing less than 5% of its capacity. At this point you really need a good backup, and my point is that the storage will never be enough.

> Why would France need 19.5 TWh of car based storage? Even at a peak of 55GW usage, this fleet of 260M Model X cars would power all of France for 2 weeks!

As I said earlier, peak is far from 55GW in winter. And the correct amount of storage needed is 26 TWh, it's calculated based on the actual wind and solar efficiency during 2017[2]. And you're right, what France needs two weeks of storage in winter, because that's how long episodes without wind lasted in 2017 (I'm not even taking historical records here, just the most recent year we have data about).

> Realistically, vehicle to grid will only be a portion of storage and to get into the 90% renewable range only 12 hours of storage would be required which would be ~600GWh which even if all had to come from cars (overly expensive, not practical etc..) that would be <20 million Model X or ~30% of current cars on their roads (assuming owners would only allow their batteries to become 50% depleted).

That's hand-wavy reasoning, but that doesn't resist the actual analysis I did when writing this article. It might be true for some country, but it surely doesn't work like that for France.

If you're curious, don't hesitate to have a look at the data and the calculation [2].

[1] : http://www.rte-france.com/fr/eco2mix/chiffres-cles

[2] : https://bourrasque.info/images/20180116-moulins-%C3%A0-vent/...
> The latest version is 1.1.4 (November 5, 2016)

That doesn't look very promising.
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OP could just use devtoolset-7 on RHEL6 (https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_develo...) and get a modern (supported) compiler that way.
But why? That doesn't seem like a rational choice by Apple.
when selecting JFK as airport the first result was NYC. why would I want to stay at NYC if I already selected the airport looking for places to go to
We live in a world where knowledge of Islam by non Muslims can be detrimental to Muslims that only follow certain verses (beliefs) of their book (aka peaceful muslims), unfortunately for them the holy book is immutable (and also can be used to justify ISIS)

Also any form of attack on Muslims permits Muslims to retaliate, causing a vicious circle [1][2]

1. https://www.quran.com/9/36
2. https://www.quora.com/Where-does-it-say-in-the-Quran-to-kill...
Modern Backend Developer in 2018
Yes, if you want to participate in rooms with >10K users or >500 servers you need quite a large box (several GB of RAM) - although over the last few weeks we had several massive algorithmic performance breakthroughs which should help this a lot. these are currently being tested and implemented in Synapse (the python impl).
Autobiography of a Yogi by
Paramahansa Yogananda
Another great metadata free app like Ricochet is unMessage which has in addition audio support: https://github.com/AnemoneLabs/unmessage