skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
accept that your public key is useless if twitter accidently logs challenges.
or even worse your hardware is useless if key generation is too weak.
or even more worse the protocol is so complex that chances are high that even implementations can contain bugs.
or ...

most engineers have trouble implementing simple logins with password. do you really think that having a complex system will be better?
> bail bond services are demonized as exploiting the poor

Well, yes: they're a unique feature of the US justice system that allows people to be financially penalized by the police before any kind of trial. The entire system should simply be abolished.
What is "this proprietary Azure/AD vendor lock-in" that you refer to? How is Azure AD more proprietary than AWS SSO, etc?
I don't do it within the .tmux.conf - I use separate scripts, one per project.
No worries, it is slightly off-topic though :) JSON-LD is a JSON format for the serialization of linked data, not a general data interchange format like JSON itself. Presumably an EDN fanboy could come up with EDN-LD without too much trouble if they so desired. I linked this elsewhere but here are nine other RDF serialization formats that you could model EDN-LD on: https://help.poolparty.biz/doc/developer-guide/general-infor... if it ever comes into being.
If someone steals your account they are unable to look back more than two email addresses (even if the multiple changes occurred in under a 24 hour period). If you can't guess the e-mail the attacker changed it to you are SOL. Luckily Amazon decided to auto-fill with the new address so I could use that information, but otherwise they couldn't help me.
I've worked in customer service. This is what I would consider an average call.
Cool, so buy something else; literally every laptop on the market is catering for you, and I'm genuinely happy for you--
but those of us who prefer taller aspect ratios have nothing.. please let us have this.
I'd be open to hearing the right context, since I read it the same way. "Replaces PWs 1:1" is only true in the context of... the attacker only uses stolen passwords and doesn't rely on password dumps? Even in a targeted attack scenario, where the attacker would have to specifically target you to steal creds, this is better, as they'd now have to physically find you and take the key.
Google's Attempt at Fixing Autoplay Videos Has Broken Countless Games
huawei matebook x is 3:2 and runs linux nicely

surface book appears to as well, but i don't have one of them to vouch for
I think that's a feature, not a bug. You can stick the screw on the driver, and even though it's not magnetic, it'll stay on, allowing you to get into a tight space easily one-handed.

You don't really remove pocket hole screws much (though you certainly can with much less cam-out than Phillips head) so it's optimizing for the presumed one-way trip. I would assume anyway.

Almost every time I remove a pocket hole screw it's because I'm trimming something glued up (like a table top) and didn't plan for the saw blade when I put in the screws. Every time I think "heehaaw" and then I do it again the next time.
maybe just cut the chase and do an API for reservation?
The comments here so far seem to be focusing on the click-baity title... the article is actually a good review of mindfulness research and next steps in the field
Don't use Gmail if you don't want Google reading your mail?
I don’t think of Bitcoin as an alternative to trusting Facebook, just another currency. That project would be akin to being paid in foreign currency transparently.
Can you elaborate on the cease and desist? Is there a patent on daily meditations. Sounds hardly "mindful" (without knowing the details).
*mystically quartered.
> a touchpad with a size that's actually usable

The touchpad is inferior to the trackpoint, so I'd much rather they get rid of it entirely instead.
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It doesn't (bash, GNU grep). Shell expands inside double quotes. grep does not run commands in a re.
If management are idiots enough to foist something like that on their staff, particularly if they can ill-afford to, that is entirely about them and their narratives, and has nothing whatsoever to do with the efficacy of meditation, the hypedness of mindfulness, or the price of tea in China.

They're the ones choosing to pay the (presumably, in your conception at least) hucksters. Who keeps hucksters in business, but the people who give them money? What if the people paid for this mindfulness training were on the level, but the culture at the hiring organization was so rotten it would never stick? How does that blame fall at meditation's feet? Or even just the sheer fact that in the West we are inculcated from the youngest ages that validation, authority, and meaning are all external?

Your apparent lack of understanding of what mindfulness work actually is doesn't invalidate the concept, and your seeming biases against it probably preclude your ability to meaningfully grasp it.

Just because there's a hype cycle doesn't mean there's no value in the thing being hyped, and I'm genuinely dismayed that I should have to say that aloud in a forum dedicated to technology entrepreneurship, a thing that more or less wouldn't exist — or would, at a minimum, be unrecognizable — without them.

Yes, hype cycles are problematic. But they're the problem, more than the thing being hyped. Let's think more critically than that, hmm?
I have tried numerous times in the past. However because things were "going well" he had no reason to listen and we kept marching towards disaster.

Oddly enough, based on a rare positive conversation we managed today, it seem likes maybe this crisis might put us back on the same page. Will have to see how this plays out in the coming days and weeks.
The only thing "shady" going on here is this discussion's unquestioned acceptance of propaganda language -- "piracy"/"pirate" -- as a descriptive term for alleged copyright infringement; copyright infringement which nobody has proven occurred in the first place. See https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html#Piracy for more on how "piracy" is propaganda.
Mindfulness is about the mind. Not about hiring a fancy instructor.

Btw, It is not meant for some random company to improve productivity. ;)
I’d love to get one of those call and then try to irritate it as much as possible
>Too bad if something like twitter happens your yubikey is probably useless after it would've prolly logged anything to their servers.

Like krupan also points out, this is flat out incorrect. The FIDO2 protocols are designed so that such a failure case is not possible, for two reasons. First, no secrets are shared - the server only sees _public_ keys and signatures. Second, a different public key is generated for each website - there is no globally correlatable identity.
The person who invents a way to change the little green phone icon with a little human icon for when they want to talk to a human will be a zillionaire.

But that is the far future. Realistically, I just don't see this as feasible any time soon.
Nice to see that we'll be getting a more flexible design system to work with - one that will hopefully reduce a bit of the homogeneity of the current generation of Material-based apps while still keeping some consistency.

Has anyone used the MDC Web toolkit? Does it play nicely with React and Vue?
Here's a talk on the subject from famous buddhist monk and teacher Ajahn Brahm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGjXEM1HZ54&t=1s

TLDR
There are other things necessary for mindfulness/meditation to really take off. Things like ethics, right view and other parts of Eightfold Path (buddhist practice). Those give a mind basic clarity and joy necessary for successful practice.
> Linux desktops could catch on in the mainstream market just fine if they had the marketing budget, brand recognition, and vendor support of Google

The problem with Linux on the mainstream is Linux, it has nothing to do with not having a huge brand like Google's nor with marketing, just ask Dell. Linux offers exactly what the enterprise market needs and it is a huge success, far bigger than anyone in the 90s ever imagined. Linux does not offer what the mainstream market demands and no amount of marketing or brand recognition can change that.
You know, I'm pretty sure anyone could have built these apps on Android

You can overwrite the screen in Android. You can replace the home screen in Android. You can scrape running apps in Android. There's a high degree of flexibility

Unfortunately this is probably one of those problems where the cost of building the app is relatively high (because the domain is complicated to get right!) and it would be hard to make too much money on this
Thanks for the explanation. I know a bit of Google Kremlinology, but FB is almost completely opaque to me, even though I’m a shareholder.
Wouldn’t tiger moms be a counterpoint to that thesis though? They obviously have a huge impact on their children’s lives.
> Having a kid doesn't make you better at parenting

Holy cow, this is so untrue. Having a kid is pretty much the _only_ way to get better at parenting, saving maybe babysitting someone else's kids for long periods of time.
Honestly I don't know. I've been working on an ambitious project for the last 6 months fighting procrastination. Working all by myself, sometimes showing my progress to friends and family, but no one really cares. I could really use someones input, no matter what kind, just need someone to tell me it's good or it sucks. No one cares. So I just keep going, money is running out, new bugs keep showing up, I patch them. Hopefully when I release it will get traction because I honestly don't want to rejoin the work force.
Who's closer to the 'they' in this example - is it GoDaddy declining to provide hosting services to website operators, or the people using that website to propose massacre, re-education by rape, and murder of people because they Jewish?
"machine learning" is the new "cloud". If you slowly expand the definition of ML to include absolutely anything, then it makes it easier for your marketing teams to attach "powered by machine learning! woohoo!" to try to make everything sound cooler.
If you started your own cryptocurrency, it'd also be worthless. That's not to say all cryptocurrencies are worthless.
How would such a language define which UI elements to operate on?
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what’s toxic about it? sincere question.

it’s not about bringing down a culture as much as raising up other ones to equal prominence.
asking for a friend... what if you hire someone 'Alex', a resident of Washington State and then they move to Germany because their spouse is relocated for employment to Germany, where they both receive benefits but are required to remain US Citizens (and return to the US each year)... in that case are you paying Alex as if they are a Washington State resident or are you legally required to pay them as if they are a German resident?
Intel can't make enough 14nm silicon to keep making all Coffee Lake motherboards
I don't understand this request? Apps are sandboxed, and there's relatively granular permission control now. What is this referencing specifically?
FWIW, Microsoft also made an AI related announcement today about their new, OSS, cross platform machine leaning framework, ML.NET: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/05/07/introduci...

Just a tad less dramatic that a robotic telephone assistant, but still :)
Can't read it. "Secure connection failed. The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified. Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem."

Anybody got a mirror?
WAFs like CloudFlare help, but stuff still gets through. Last night an obvious brute force attack went undetected through CloudFlare. I just finished writing a post about it: https://hauptj.com/2018/05/08/brute-force-login-attacks/
All I want is an option to pay $10/mo for news to all sources, and let each publisher receive the proportion of that that my clicks determine.
Fair enough. What's in it for FB, then?
Here: https://json-ld.org/

JSON-LD is JSON for Linking Data.

When you're passing semantic web data around or maybe storing it temporarily in a text file (rather than in a triple-store) one of the formats you can use is JSON-LD. So that covers when you use it; the next question is why you use it over one of the other interchange or at rest formats. And generally the answer to that is that you're using Javascript as your language and you hate XML :)

Anyway, less facetiously here is the blurb from the website!

“Linked Data empowers people that publish and use information on the Web. It is a way to create a network of standards-based, machine-readable data across Web sites. It allows an application to start at one piece of Linked Data, and follow embedded links to other pieces of Linked Data that are hosted on different sites across the Web.”

“JSON-LD is a lightweight Linked Data format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is based on the already successful JSON format and provides a way to help JSON data interoperate at Web-scale. JSON-LD is an ideal data format for programming environments, REST Web services, and unstructured databases such as CouchDB and MongoDB.”
Does anybody know if the tech powering this has anything to do with Google's quantum computing efforts (D-Wave, Bristlecone, etc.)? I feel like it does, especially the natural speech generation.

Reason I'm asking is, I am interested in understanding what the intersection of/link between AI/machine learning and quantum computing is, if there is one.
This study is from Redfin and AFAIK Redfin only deals with real estate purchases, excluding renters.
$sucked in to this nonsense$

There's a difference between over-hyped and nonsense. Mindfulness might be over-hyped, but its not nonsense.
That's how most people I know would make a reservation…
The bar isn't "too" high, it's somewhere in the 347th E8 lie algebra dimension high. We already live among "ministries of truth", they're just called science journals and studies. No matter how objective a field may seem to outsiders (mathematics, physics, astrology and life sciences), it is often plagued by dogma. The best people can do is pick their battles on what to educate themselves about, and even then the validity of information they find is often suspect. This is the natural outcome of living in the gap after the information explosion yet before fully autonomous verification.
Can anyone clarify if the app dashboard or "wind down" modes are in the Android Beta? I couldn't find them
Oh god that sounds awful. One of the reviews has all the spoilers. It's truly stupid.
I understand. But the point I am trying to make applies there too. A script to do what I am doing in the tmuxp config I last pasted would be too unmanageable, and not as readable and reusable.
it's hard less because of Android and more because you have to support hacked up vendor distros of Android if you want to see any adoption, looking at you Samshit Touchwang
There is no baby, it's bathwater all the way down.
I'm using Chrome on a Retina Macbook Pro connected to a 20" 1080p display, it's definitely very large here.

Note, My vision isn't great, and on a phone, I've got accessibility set for text as the largest option... it's definitely too large on a big display.

Perhaps a baseline of 12-16pt would be more appropriate? Small devices should still show large enough.
Outstanding explanation. I would like to emphasize one point:

> If you have multiple systems with data, and you want to merge the data together into a unified whole for some reason

This isn’t just about “big data” or “data warehousing” or such OLAPy concerns. It’s really about the bread and butter of modern information systems.

“Get some ID from service A, use it to query service B.” Does that sound familiar? That’s data integration for you. That’s what RDF / Linked Data is about.
They're pretty clear in the article that it does work. But it's been over-hyped.
no, equality doesn't have to mean sameness
> why developers should care about JSON-LD. Its value is not obvious to me.

This is at a lower level of abstraction, but... I care simply because it's Google's preferred encoding for web publishers to communicate metadata to them:

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/intro-struc...
This isn’t meditation or mindfulness, it’s just an aspirational sales pitch for it that says nothing about how fucking hard it is when you’re dealing with non-trivial stuff. Nobody at any level below enlightenment will let go of any particular emotion and let it pass by, just by engaging in this practice.

There is no letting go unless your meditation practice has first allowed you to fully express that which is holding you back.

Meditation isn’t just getting into the zone.
Cost is to do some task.
I wonder if it’s worth it to let corporations know when they do something we like.

They can’t do much about China. But they can get away with a lot in other countries.
Okay interesting. Did you get stats on how diverse the majority of users' language is?

I think there's also a second aspect. If I understand correctly, you're referring to the homogenisation of a single user's language (where 'Hope to hear from you soon' loses variation). I think the second aspect is homogenisation of language across many people. Did you look at tailoring the suggestions? In England there must be 30 ways to say goodbye, and this slang arguably is part of regional identity (although I don't know how much made it across to email).
This article is vastly more informative:

https://www.recode.net/2018/5/8/17330226/facebook-reorg-mark...

This is part of a major reorg. David is on the board of Coinbase, which could explain his interest, but by any reading he’s getting much less responsibility (going from 1B daily actives to 0)
Look at all the nice things you get from open source software!
Interesting. If I would know I was talking to an AI I might try to provoke it into giving privacy details like the woman asking for her first name.

"What appointments does [name] have for the rest of the day?"
Other ones like Stormfront, MRAs and Trump?
> Just like ending files on ctrl-Z (yes, it is End-Of-File, but filesystems know where the end of the file is already)

Very old filesystems didn't track file sizes in bytes, just blocks, so a literal EOF byte was needed to know where to stop reading in the middle of the last block of 128 bytes or so.
Many/most of those places are just a facade for Sysco, which is the actual "chain", if you will.
There's a good story about this in his interview on The Tim Ferriss Show.
One of the basic principles in the US justice system is the presumption of innocence. Therefore, Apple is actually protecting the rights of innocent people, until law enforcement can legally prove otherwise, at which point they usually don't need access to the phone anymore.

This is why it is impossible to sacrifice phone security for "criminals" while keeping the rest of us safe.
Why would anyone want to use a cryptocoin though a service like facebook?

Venmo / ZuckBucks / Paypal / Patron all are much simpler and more efficent for payments. Plus you don't have to buy the cryptocoins from someone who generated nearly for free and then and then jacked up the price, with Venmo etc it's instant and hassle free.

It never ceases to amaze me to see Bitcoin / Ethereum users try to come up with what-if services in an effort to trick others into thinking the database token is worth anything to other people.
> To be ACID-compliant, you'd have to be able to group several changes to the registry and have them take effect either all at once or not at all.

You mean transactions? Windows registry supports them since Vista when they added Kernel Transaction Manager: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb9...

See CreateTransaction, RegCreateKeyTransacted, RegOpenKeyTransacted, CommitTransaction[Async], RollbackTransaction[Async] APIs.
I'm not a parent so take this with a grain of salt.

There are so many fads in parenting and they change all the time. Fads are, IMHO, dangerous and kids are not something you want to experiment on (too much). Finding someone who has raised happy children into the sort of people you'd like your kids to be would be the best way to go. Might be tricky to do in the modern world but if you can find a community of like minded people you'd be surprised how many people love to pass on their wisdom to a younger generation.
Depends. Depends on the circumstances.
Neither one of us would have started or continued if it meant ceding control to the other. It is literally 50/50. I don't think I'll ever be doing that again.
Space invaders game demo on the EOS blockchain (500ms block time)
A lot of the lower-end Chromebooks are surprisingly well built. Education is a huge market for Chromebooks, so durability is important. My Acer Chromebook is mostly plastic, but there are hefty metal hinges and a metal backplate for the LCD. I've dropped it several times and it just seems to bounce. The keyboard and trackpad aren't exceptional, but are perfectly pleasant to use. The only major downside is the screen, which is a fairly dim and low-res TN panel. Still, you really can't complain for the price.
I think that works when looking for employment, because there is a wide open field in which creativity is more likely to find a good match. Once people get hired they tend to focus solely, right or wrong, on getting on with the people within their organization which is going to place a limit on their creative output.
Yes, but it has gluten.
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Not a Google monopoly but instead another choice. To push Nvidia and others.
If you’re interested in the subject, look up Adam Neely on YouTube. A great channel with a series of 10-minuteish videos on various interesting topics in music, from theory to history to physics and beyond. Not so much a “course” in music theory, morning e of a series of one-off topics mostly accessible by a lay audience. Might be good conversation starters with your son :)
Possibly related:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_hypothesis
> let those negative anxious thoughts pass by rather than consume you.

Lol, I'd much rather prefer for those negative anxious thoughts to not occur in the first place (and there is a superior method to achieve this), much less having to have to let them pass by or consume me. This is why meditation is not a solution.
> Let's do a quick game. If you had all the money in the world, would you still do your job? Probably not.

There have been times when I said to myself, "Don't they realize I'd do this even if they didn't pay me?"

Those times are fewer than they were earlier in my career. I've learned that real fulfillment isn't in my job. But, given that I need money, having a job that I enjoy is really sweet.

I've shifted to finding more enjoyment in good interactions with coworkers, and less in the high of getting something to work that never worked before.
What makes sense. Would guess each cloud provider will do their own.
Duplex problem is not specific tasks but limited domain. If you are engaging with a person, you are going to err on multiple domains randomly. Especially if you are building a rapport over a long period of time.

If an AI can do that, then singularity is definitively reached.