skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I can recommend you. I would put it this way: I saw this guy asking advice on hacker news how to manipulate you into liking him, even though clearly he is not honest, genuine or trustworthy. But he will be really good at acting like he is.

I will make sure to ask if they need anyone like that.
Found this:

https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/38793/which-database...

There's a nice little triangle diagram here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2794736/best-data-store-...
Open sourcing Seurat: bringing high-fidelity scenes to mobile VR
Doesn't sound like a horrible thing for them. They have $1.7B they are now unaccountable for right?
Which makes me wonder - did he do that as well? Who else might have been using this hack (in states no in addition to Tipton?
How often do you use a hammer? What else can you use a hammer for?

Now answer the same question for a computer.

Some of the technology changes are due to "shiny shiny" and others due to "people time is more important than CPU cycles.
I guess I didn't realize that "don't take something you know you shouldn't" was such a controversial opinion here :(
I left Toronto Canada 25 years ago. Earned more in the first 10 years than I could have earned in my entire life in Toronto, Canada. The USA is the Land of Milk and Honey.
> "Acceptable ads" allowed by default are inherently and OBVIOUSLY the right idea

I think you're overestimating how universal that opinion might be, and underestimating how many people don't want any ads.
If only there were some way to put more houses on a given plot of land, perhaps by stacking one on top of another, we could somehow break this dynamic. http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2013/04/11/san_francisco...
I wonder how much of AAPL growth is iPhone sales volume and how much is investors anticipating the next big product category. A cable TV disrupting service hasn't materialized thanks to content owners fear of repeating iTunes's dominance and effective resistance. Cars are hard to build. Medical devices are highly regulated.
On KeePassXC’s website [1], they recommend MiniKeePass [2] and KeePass Touch[3]. I don’t own any iOS device, so I have tried neither.

[1] https://keepassxc.org/docs/#faq-platform-mobile

[2] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/minikeepass/id451661808?mt=8

[3] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/keepass-touch/id966759076?mt...
> Instead of clashing with the Chinese Empire to their south, the Uighurs forged a durable but uneasy alliance with the Tang dynasty in China, a rare feat for a steppe empire. The Uighurs traded their surplus horses with the Chinese in exchange for silk. They then traded that silk with merchant allies in the fertile lands to their west.

This paragraph seems to betray a deep misunderstanding of historical Chinese relations with steppe peoples to the north. This was the status quo. The Chinese empires more often than not tried to buy off the nomads with markets and the nominal tributary system. It was more often than not ruinously expensive and fraught with failure for the non-foreign Chinese empires to attempt to subjugate the steppes in the pre-gunpowder era; far cheaper to play them off against one another and create a buffer zone. This goes back more than 2000 years, to the Han dynasty and the Xiongnu, if not earlier.
> is that why Russia is blasting it off the internet?

What are the chances a government (and a Russian government of them all!) would not only actually understand cryptocurrencies, but also have some solid strategy regarding those? Some governments are maybe close to this, but in overall - I'd say, chances are quite low.

Nah, it's just that FSB want to be able to either read messages or kill the non-cooperating service. Or, if we take another theory, they want to make to make an impression the service is extremely uncooperative and they absolutely can't read any messages. Either of those is much simpler and plausible than a conspiracy to ban some token that doesn't even exist yet.
Even if Iran where to create nukes they only thing it would do is ensure their status quo is not changed by outside powers we should be more focused on condemning and preventing their invasive conduct in other middle eastern affairs since they have already made Lebanon into a missile factory for Hezbollah, helped tear Syria apart, and are prolonging the proxy war in Yemen causing more problems for everyone.
Which is really handy. When testing if you're online, running "ping 1.1" is far quicker than "ping 8.8.8.8" or "ping 1.1.1.1"
> And for anyone that wants to run ads : just serve them locally in a sufficient format and you'll slip through blocks.

I thought so too. Once you reach a certain size, even 1st party ads get blocked.
Many companies either don't care or are too incompetent to develop high quality PWAs, or SPAs at all for that matter. The low hanging fruit example would be Reddit which IIRC is STILL broken on many Android devices, breaks backwards compatibility between design iterations (login, cookies, etc), 5-10s loading times (SPAs are FASTER remember!), and missing comment chains [1].

[1] reddit.com/r/beta
Yes, they've sold $1.7b worth of Gram tokens.
Work for cheap
Sendwithus (YC W14) Is Hiring a Product Owner in Victoria BC
Unlike Canada, California benefits from a pool of ~290 million other people who self-select to move there with 0 barriers other than having a few dollars to buy a gray hound ticket.
In contrast to "spend your money on lots of people's salaries before you have a product validated by the market" yes?

Which other options are you thinking of?
Zuku customers in Kenya to get free Showmax subscription
This was early 2016 from the centos 7 repos, so this must be relatively recent. It didn't even have to be writing to it. I just had to reboot and it was left in a dirty state.
Suppose one was to write a decent webmail front-end, how exactly does one make enough money to sustain its development, even if it's a one or two person effort?

I love open source but there's also a need for developers to live off what they make.

Who has successfully made a webmail front end that they could sell?
Facebook non-sequitur:

"Tommy Tipton had three Facebook friends named Conn." How did they get this data, was it available due to warrant or probable crime?

Yet another reason to not use FB. Like, at all. I doubt the police could ask FB for their "dossier" on you if you're not signed up (or does FB provide shadow profile access to law enforcement?)
I've never heard of AdNauseum. Could you elaborate on why you call it "more forward thinking"?
I am not surprised if/that google degrades the experience of their products on other browsers. I believe this has been topic of discussion a number of times on HN.
Good to hear from Fauna again.

I didn't know that the serialization format was JSON is that a long-term decision? Would a binary format be faster?
The kind of companies where budgets for Oracle and DB2 licenses are rounding errors.
Paraphrasing Rumsfeld: you go to ship with the software you have, not the software you might want or wish to have at a later time.
The article is pretty clickbaity. While the assertion that Squirrelmail has died is probably correct, the title makes it sound like it would be an explanation on what happened. Instead, it’s just describing the motivations on why cPanel is removing Squirrelmail, while trying to proclaim the death of Squirrelmail in the process.
Sadly, as I discovered today, the FreeBSD port is incomplete.

First up, it doesn't create the fdb.cluster file. I reverse engineered that logic out of the Mac OS packaging script, which wasn't a big deal. Once I created the file I was able to start it up and connect to it with fdbcli.

Second, the Python bindings do not work on FreeBSD. Trying to set the API version (the first step in calling the API) gives an error specifically saying they're not supported on FreeBSD.

Still though, for something that was released two weeks ago to be already ported to FreeBSD is pretty impressive!
I save us$7k per month (401k, after tax IRA, mortgage). My property taxes are us$2k/month.
Burning $250,000 Building the Netflix for Nollywood
If we remove the ideological aspect of this argument entirely, what we're left with is the notion that employment is supposed to be 100% comfortable. But...

In any given employment environment: chairs may be less than form-fitting; different people will have different tolerances for the thermostat setting; some employees may heat fish and durian fruit in the microwave; one may be asked to load or unload 40 foot shipping containers; being under pressure to meet a deadline is fairly normal; a boss or coworker may have an unpleasant personality, possibly even a personality disorder.

In general, we expect that in many ways, employment will be uncomfortable. In general, we accept this as a nominal cost of earning a living.

But once various ideologies are introduced, there is a sudden expectation that a small and specific subset of workplace interactions ought to be 100% pleasant and comfortable. Why is this?
"...inserted by the one man responsible for information security at an organization that runs three dozen United States lotteries."

That's the entire problem, right there. He could have been much more brazen and still succeeded.
If a time crystal could somehow be manipulated to change the moment of inertia, that might be called an oscillation overthruster.
That sounds really boring and depressing.
Not having the ability to edit PDFs is a red flag...
How would Apple improve ease of use or add high tech functionality?
No, you haven't driven stick shift until you have driven stick shift in Bangalore. Not to mention you'll have a new found appreciation for gears 1-3 (of the 5 or 6 possible levels you can go up to).
Spam domain filters virtually killed self-hosted e-mail and what I presume was their major use case.
Other than Montreal's cheap cost of living and good public transportation, everything else is not so great. Talented engineers graduating from McGill and Concordia are leaving the province in droves because of Quebec's weird language laws [1], high taxes and obsolete immigration system. (Eg: KFC was renamed to PFK to comply with the language laws)

MIDI, the immigration department of Quebec which has fully autonomy for selecting immigrants to Quebec fails to attract or retain the foreign talents. A highly skilled worker is not given any kind of priority in their immigration application.

On the other hand, if you only have a school diploma, but can speak fluent French, you get the top priority in Quebec immigration.

If you are highly skilled, but do not know a word of French, it will take a minimum of 4 years to immigrate to Quebec [2]. Montreal is just riding on their old inertia. There is a huge shortage of talent in Quebec. The policies of immigration dept. of Quebec and Quebec's language policies will drive Quebec down the drain. Some politicians have even announced that if they get elected, they will deport all the non French speaking immigrants out of Quebec.

So any startups looking to start their business in Quebec, you have been warned. Montreal is a great tourist city, no contest. But not so great to live or work for tech. If you immigrate to Quebec, your kids should go to French school only.[4]

[1] https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/pastagate-reve...

[2] http://www.journaldemontreal.com/2018/02/27/des-travailleurs...

[3] https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/caq-s-new-immigration-policy-lea...

[4] http://unbelavenir.gouv.qc.ca/en/whychoosequebec-foreducatio...
There's no such thing as an "acceptable ad" for me, so allowing them is not "inherently and OBVIOUSLY the right idea".

What's obviously the right idea for me is making all unsolicited advertising illegal, and throwing any violators of that law in jail.
Alternate perspective: Canada is becoming increasingly attractive for Machine Learning / AI.

http://www.jfgagne.ai/canadian-ai-ecosystem-2018-en

I'm a sucker for California weather but other than that I'd much rather work in a lower-cost country with universal healthcare and without the stigma associated with the United States when traveling abroad.
I do have to say that while I had plenty of friends decamping from insanely unaffordable Vancouver for Seattle and SF, interest in relocating from my friend group has significantly cooled since Trump was elected. It helps that tech in Vancouver is in a relatively good spot at the moment.
Can you open a SQLite database in Excel, without programming skills?

There's your reason.
Foreign competitors are banned. If I lived in PRC I'd probably have to suck it up and use it.
Dual citizen, crossed the border probably 50+ times both by air and land.

The only two times I've been aggressively grilled including accusations of smuggling and personal questions that were intrusive were coming back into Canada.

Even when I only had a green card, most of the time the US CBP just said "welcome home" and waved me on.
Yet another rant by an ad proponent. Forgets to mention that there is "Acceptable ads" checkbox that can turn off all ads, and whitelisting only affects users with default settings. There is no doubting the power of ads, but personally I want many publishers to go out of business because their content is crap and clickbates.

Websites serve near viruses all the time, both content- and cookie-wise, and AdBlock is a good firewall for both visual and javascript exploits
So there is very little understanding from others how I could not be satisfied with pay.

Have you calculated what salary you'd have to earn to afford an equivalent configuration of {house, cars, debt, schools, commute, sanity} in the BA?

That may be where the lack of understanding comes from.
Are you sure? Usually these ICO numbers are calculated based on the market cap of all the coins, much of which would not be owned by Telegram, and would've been sold off at a lower price than the current price.

Also, this market cap is not based on any kind of value investing principles or anything, just the current spot price of these coins. If too many people tried to cash out at the same time, the spot prices would drop like a rock.
This is all true, and a good summary of the situation. These points are also explained in more detail in the post I linked to.

If we use streams as an oracle, then we can represent an unbounded tape, and C together with such streams let us model any Turing machine. However, this is not sufficient to prove that C is Turing-complete: To show that (in this context), one has to express also the semantics of such streams within C! It is at this point that the mentioned limitation manifests itself with this approach.
The primary source of revenue for every Canadian software company I worked for came from the US.
IIRC it was officially reported to SEC[1][2], so it is unlikely to be incorrect.

Two forms, $850M each:

[1] - https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1729650/000095017218...

[2] - https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1729650/000095017218...
Elaborate. Doesn't seem like it.
> UBI will lead to societal degeneration

No, it won't.

> Prices of essential services and goods would skyrocket

If you do a constant-value UBI and set the value too high, yes, that would happen in a positive feedback loop, but that's why UBI should be tied to a revenue stream with a value set by splitting the revenue stream with a reserve cushion to build a fund to allow preserving benefits in short-term revenue decline.

> people would lose direction

I don't see a credible argument for that replacing status quo means-tested social support with UBI would cause this, and indeed much of the motivation for UBI is to remove adverse incentives in present benefit programs that manifestly do produce this effect.

> I call UBI gay-space-communism

Which is dumb, because it has nothing to do with homosexuality or outer space or, as it retains private property, Communism.

> suggests that all human beings are capable of handling themselves outside of employment and daily routine.

No, it doesn't, not that that would justify your ludicrous label even if that was true.
They just need to add automatic chat log pruning. 16GB of 32GB of storage fills quickly.
Not at all, I'm one of those people! It's opt-out. We can simply uncheck a box to block the acceptable ads too.

I edited my original post to make that clear, I thought "allowed by default" was sufficient but several people had the same reaction.
i'm yet to see a high-rise development resulting in cheaper housing, at least in US. No that i'm against it - i like it, when it is done right, for different reasons though.

The housing prices are rising across the globe - one has to put somewhere all this money sloshing around. So, even to just stabilize the prices, one has to build faster than the money are printed - like Alice in Wonderland where you have to run fast just to stay at the same place.

Basically all that NIMBY vs. YIMBY fights is just 2 poor hobos fighting for a penny and completely distracted with that fight while a nice rich gentleman sells them both to slavery and makes away with the money and all the rest of their possessions.
I played in 2002 -- team 278.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diabolical_Dynamics

The field was carpet, and we put treads on the wheels for traction. Our most common problem was blowing our fuse due to using drill motors for the drive train! (Low speed, high torque, high power draw.) But until that fuse blew, those goals moved where we wanted them to!
> 37. (Henshaw's Law) One key to success in a mission is establishing clear lines of blame.

I feel like this applies to a lot more than just spacecraft design.
Sorry, but there's no such thing as acceptable brainwash.
Get ready to spend a good deal of the difference in pay on healthcare.
If long and contradictory lists are so bad, how do you explain the Ferengi culture's success in adopting the 300 or so Rules of Acquisition? [1]

[1] http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Rules_of_Acquisition
Am I reading this right, that Adblock considers chum boxes acceptable ads? I never really considered it; I have AdBlock Plus installed and have seen way too many of those. Does uBlock Origin block them?
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If I'm spending 3.5K on rent but pocketing another 4K every month after taxes - plus getting bonuses - I'm a bit less upset about the cost of living.

I'm not spending 4K a month on food!
Well you can't afford a house in Vancouver either so why not go to the USA and earn more.

The spot with the best balance seems to be Seattle. High salaries and housing relatively affordable when compared to Vancouver or SF.
Average house in Toronto or Vancouver costs about the same as in the valley. Senior devs rarely make more then 100-110k USD. No wonder people, myself included, at least consider moving.
I dont want to repeat myself. Montreal being AI hub is a media creation. My below comment is the reality in Quebec.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16998058
No worries, happy to help.
Possibly several things going on, of which O2 may be only one. Research also shows taking breaks and exposure to nature both have revitalizing effects.
Get paid to work on blockchain privacy tech
Kind of like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n-HMSCDYtM
For those looking for good fully self hosted alternatives, two options:

Roundcube

Rainloop

Squirrel mail is dead, but self hosted webmail is far from dead. Some .EDUs with student populations of 12,000+ use roundcube for their https interface student mail.
Without Yoga and style attribute, it is a lot less interesting than react native.
Friend of mine and his wife also keep their iPhone 5 from 2012. Fro my impression going to few random sites they work nicely. They changed battery only once.

So I am really consider getting iPhone SE as my next phone when the current 2 years old Nexus 5 breaks or will not be supported...
In some cases, you can also expose in some ways the database schema to the user through a custom made ORM.

The result is also a nightmare, it makes for really difficult upgrades, and a complex product for the customer as he has to have some database knowledge and can shoot himself in the foot quite easily.

I still don't know which approach is the worst between EAV and exposing the data schema...
You know, I've always been fascinated by this statement. Why is it more comfortable for you to be in a terminal?

(For the record, I currently use Macvim but am deeply interested in Oni and other projects. I've been a vim user for many years now and consider myself reasonably proficient, although, you know, it's vim after all, there's always more to learn).
Rate of calorie burn on a cycle is highly dependent on speed. Riding at 32km/h or higher absolutely consumes significant energy due to wind resistance.
Waymo car involved in Chandler crash
Its hard to know without comparison apps, but if it means you aren't just running everything in a browser (and thus, way higher memory usage and likely much crappier native-OS behavior if any at all) -- yes
I'm not sure if you're talking about the market after the presale or not.

All the tokens have so far been created and sold directly by Telegram. They have sold $1.7b worth of tokens to investors. It doesn't matter what those investors now sell the tokens at, and even if price drops to 0 Telegram still got the money from the investors.
Methinks Ross is speaking facetiously...
And a slow black snake slithers out of your computer's USB ports, made of billowed smoke and unrealized dreams. It sticks its tongue out; "typesssss," it whispers, "typessssss."
I was in my late twenties when I discovered 4chan. At the time, I loved it because it was a bastion of unrestrained creative thought. A lot of the content was fucked up garbage and everything was ephemeral, but that made taking part in the brilliant content way more rewarding.

As I've aged (I'm almost 41 now), I'm sure the same brilliant ideas surface from time to time, but I can't sift through the garbage anymore. I don't know if that's because the people have gotten worse, or whether I'm just getting more conservative as I age.
Roon 1.5 is here