skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well call it what you will, there is obviously some sort of gap. It seems a bit disingenuous to me to point out that a wage gap doesn't exist because women are payed the same as men but on average work lower paying jobs, or take time out for children.

Those things should make you question why women not men are expected to take time out of their career to raise children, why women on average end up in lower paying jobs.

Ultimately the effect is gap in average income between men and women. So yes you sort of are splitting hairs, while ignoring real systemic issues that affect everyone, not just women.
United We Stand
It's fairly common actually, at least around 12,860,698 devices have their SSH open to the public (http://www.shodanhq.com/?q=port:22).
You could do:

echo -e "1\n2\n3\n4" | paste -sd+ | bc

kind of cheating though! :-)
On many sites, the (cached) load of 500k of gzipped JS is dwarfed by the amount of HTML, CSS, and images loaded.
There is a third camp, never heard of a top sheet until now. I belong in this camp and am wondering what I've missed all these years.
Starts off with unnecessary use of cat, e.g., cat file | awk 'cmds'.

One can simply do awk 'cmds' file.
K-9 mail still only works with inline PGP though, not with PGP/MIME. K-9 Mail is so close to being the perfect mobile email client IMO. Open source, decent UI, fast, fully featured, but it's half-finished PGP implementation is so frustrating.

Also, APG it's self still lacks a bunch of features, and it seems to have been abandoned.

I want a Firefox OS phone, but until there is an email client which supports PGP, it will be useless to me.

Mobile PGP. So frustrating.
Ok, I'm not even sure if you are sarcastic or serious. Did you seriously just say that looking at somebody can constitute rape?
The article says you can pay for exchange support with gmail for business apps so I imagine it must be the license costs.
This shouldn't be necessary. Google's CDN (afaik) sets proper cache headers so that the first time you download a specific version of a library, your browser should cache it until it expires. (correct me if I am wrong)
I like this in principle. I think it should be abstracted out to a simple package system or something though. When you go to a sight that requires JQuery, your browser checks the sha256 hash or something against it's canonical list of published packages. If one is available it installs that one, or uses the one already installed. If the sha hash doesn't match it goes ahead and downloads the one from the site.

However, is transfer time really the biggest issue here?
SupplyBetter releases profiles of over 100 US 3D printing service bureaus
Tried it out, the search in file went really slow. Also, when I was away, it asked me if I wanted to log the away time. That's fine but opening up dialogs until Sublime crashes, not ok.

Will try it out more when/if those two things are fixed.
>Almost every analysis I've ever read about the wage gap went beyond the pay difference

I find those to be in the minority myself. And those are of course never presented by feminist proponents of the wage gap myth, as those demonstrate that it is a myth.

>Wouldn't addressing the lie include an acknowledgement of wage disparity

It isn't wage disparity, that is the point. It is job disparity. If you want to make a case that women aren't able to get the jobs they want due to sexism, feel free to do so. But don't expect me to do it for you simply because you made a totally unrelated claim.
It means that the partners wouldn't be invited except they happen to know someone in the club.
You'd be surprised. [1]

https://www.ptsdforum.org/c/gallery/-pdf/1-43.pdf
This made me think of Ken Thompson's Turing Award Lecture: http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thomps...
The same comparisons were made when Flash was being misused. It doesn't take much to muddy an ecosystem. There were certainly other problems with Flash, but thinking that best practices for JS will filter through to most developers is unlikely.
I found the gmail iphone app operates very poorly with a slow or spotty internet connection. It seems that google assume everyone is connected all the time with a fast connection. With the ios mail app it can download mail in the background slowly when it can and I'm able to read it offline.
Changing the port number can boost security if it makes it easier to scan the log for attempts.

I think it is a good idea.

It is the expectation that this is enough that is the bad idea.
I used Debian for a year before moving to Ubuntu and eventually Arch. I've tried all 3 flavors of init, and I vastly prefer systemd :

1. It is noticeably faster.
2. It is braindead easy and intuitive to write service files, and you can write service files or a surrogate for almost any system function from hot swap behavior to load balancing.
3. The entire systemd execution model is fs based, and you have a large library of services to run at your discretion.
4. powerctl is supremely more robust in its usability than pm-utils and shell scripts around suspend / shutdown states.

Only thing that really bugs me is the binary log. I want to pipe it and manipulate it and read it outside a terminal in say, kate, but I have to install syslog on top to do that.
Anybody considering Propecia should SERIOUSLY consider the consequences. Losing your hair, especially as a young man, might be stressful. But consider the possible alternative of never again being able to achieve an erection. Multiple case studies have indicated that Propecia can cause indefinite sexual dysfunction, even after you quit taking the drug. The anecdotal evidence online is much worse.

So tread carefully. The set of women who are sexually attracted to bald men is much, much larger than the set of women who are sexually attracted to men who are unable to have sex.
You're assuming writable trampolines. objc_msgSend()'s trampoline works by caching the target lookup and having an extremely short fast-path in the case that the target method implementation is cached.

objc_msgSend is a trampoline in the sense that it leaves the frame/registers untouched and jumps straight to the target implementation.

That said, you can implement the kinds of trampolines you're referring to without writable code pages, it just requires more work: http://landonf.bikemonkey.org/2011/04/index.html
I like the topic, but it's a little too idealistic to tell an underfunded school system to double the pay of teachers just because you can't afford to be timid in reform.
The thing that freaks me out about placebos is that you can rig them - a sugar pill, for example, isn't necessarily inert in diseases that mess with sugar levels (among other things) - by pitting your drug against a "placebo" that actually makes the disease worse chemically, you can get away with murder when your drug magically turns out to be better than it.

Comparing against other drugs, especially established ones, is a reasonable fix for this, although as others have pointed out this may cause perverse incentives.
>Those things should make you question why women not men are expected to take time out of their career to raise children, why women on average end up in lower paying jobs.

No, those things should make the feminists spouting this nonsense ask those questions. Instead, the continue to spew deliberately misleading nonsense, knowing that people are sympathetic to "women get paid less for the same work", but are much less sympathetic to "women choose to work fewer hours".
Lighting 3 billion on fire is still pretty bad no?!?

I started having doubts about this project when I found out technicals were skeptical, but when the bombshell dropped that it would have cost half if SNCF built it on the I-5 corridor[1] I decided there's no way I could continue to support it. It's just a device for politicians to bring pork to their districts, and anyway at this point it seems doubtful that it will ever actually exist.

[1] http://pedestrianobservations.wordpress.com/2012/07/11/the-c...
> Huh? Are you talking about hashes being sent for malware check similar to the ones in Chrome or Firefox? If not its a serious privacy issue.

Hashing the URLs won't give you any privacy, because the set of used URLs is public and relatively small. Also, I'm not aware of Firefox doing that, are you sure about it?

At IE and Chrome, sending that data is optional. It's neither opt-in nor opt-out. The browser makes a question at the first use, and you must select one option. IE's question is a bit biased toward a "opt-in or you'll get phished", but there is no reason to think that wording is malicious - one can even claim it's true.

Besides all that, MS sends all known vunerabilities of it's products to the NSA long before either publishing or fixing them. That's enough to give the NSA administrative priviledges on Windows machines.
I don't think you understand what my argument is. You're talking about individuals and I'm talking about trends. Marketing is one of the purer forms of trying to convince people of things for gain. That makes it a ripe opportunity for confidence men and other trickery. It doesn't make marketing inherently evil, but it makes the landscape inherently risky. It doesn't just attract 'bozos', it attracts a disproportionate amount of sleaze.

patio11 is great and I'm not sure why you brought him up.
How about instead of a one-off donation of 20, they had a further site for recurring payments? I got to the end (without spamming my friends), hit the payment page (would have auth'd with paypal but no option to), then didn't end up doing anything. It's well presented but needs more than one funnel for people who give up at the end.
Is it safe from the Feds compelling them to insert a backdoor?

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2007/11/encrypted-e-mai/
I'm not suggesting an answer. I'm posing a thought experiment. I think it's a reasonably good analogy.

My answer is probably odd- I'd want to know if I was the possible jiltee, but I don't know if I'd say that it should be revealed for ALL people.
I don't see the point of websockets, why not just let the browser make normal outbound TCP connections?
Clover food trucks shut down after salmonella outbreak
Free tool to monitor custom .NET Apps
Review and link to download free program to monitor the status of custom .NET Apps.
You've probably already seen this, but volo can do something similar to what you propose. Might be worth looking at as a reference for work on es6-module-transpiler: https://github.com/volojs/volo/blob/master/commands/amdify/d...
> Which is the lesser evil for your privacy?

Cyanogen.
Elon Musk Posts Plan to Annouce Hyperloop Transit System
I have my first-initial, last-name at Gmail, and I guess a lot of other people think they do too. I have been often mistaken for a guy who sells custom-made night lights, a woman applying for jobs in the airline industry, another woman in need of remedial driving education, and most comically, a member of local government in a foreign country, which has generated a seemingly endless stream of email for years.

I have contacted the senders to let them know of their mistake, but the same people keep sending me mail intended for someone else. In some cases I've given up. I can only imagine what the intended recipient is going through, missing out on their job application notices, or council meeting updates.
You are still not convinced that what you are suggesting is: http://cldr.unicode.org/ ?
TypeScript Generics - What are they good for?
This is really cool. I found that the game music was a little laggy/skippy while playing Pokemon Sapphire, but that's really no issue for me.
Hijacking top comment: I follow guidelines in: http://www.google.com/webmasters/docs/search-engine-optimiza... + SEOMoz.
It's probably slow now because of the HN load.

Right now I don't have a better way to log AFK time besides the dialog. Just to clarify, are you worried about Sublime crashing while you're away?
OpenVPN:

- Exposes less code to attack

- Can be run on a single machine, distinct from your production systems, where compromise will only result in a compromise of VPN communications, not of an actual production machine on which your production data/processes exist.
Just In Time Development
I own http://ltdex.com and would like to sell it, you would get the IP to the designs (plus about 10 others, that are not listed on the website, due to being sold out), the domain, the wordpress ecomm site, 50 printed shirts, and another 100 blank shirts (all american apparel). This would be perfect for someone looking to hone social media/PR skills, as you'd be able to do some decent analytics. The site generates 1-300$/mo in revenue, and I could provide contacts at fab.com (we had a sale last summer on fab). just email me anthony@makerops.com, Im looking for something in the 4 figures. I am launching makerops and have a 9-5, so I don't have time to put into it.
Just for grins:

$ alias sum="xargs | tr ' ' '+' | bc"
$ echo -e "1\n2\n3\n" | sum
6
Anyone know if this also affects syncing Calendars and Contacts?
Yes, I came here to check and see if it was some kind of satire. Being from the UK I'be never heard of a top sheet and couldn't imagine what benefit it would give you. Also, would it not get crumpled up in the night as you move around?
Won't somebody please think of teh menz?

Of course there are individual examples of advantages that women have over men in various areas. That does not equate to women being advantaged overall.

In the world of acting, dwarfs have some advantages over non-dwarfs. For example, a dwarf is far more likely than a non-dwarf to land a role as a dwarf, a christmas elf, a leprechaun, or a villain's creepy little minion. This advantage does not outweigh the disadvantage a dwarf has when trying to find work in any other type of role.
I'd rather be wearing an Iron Man suit that works and open a can of Whoop-Ass on 'em myself.

The question is: what is the MVP?
Just as a heads up:

"Charity evaluator GiveWell published a review of charity: water in December 2012. Their overall conclusion was that charity: water "stands out from other organizations we have considered in some respects (such as conducting evaluations that include frank discussions of problems), but we remain uncertain about the humanitarian impact of their work and the relative effectiveness of their partner selection process."

http://www.givewell.org/international/charities/charity-wate...
I'd agree that some of the causes are unsolvable if you want a design completely unconstrained by the performance limits of HTML rendering environments. This is why some people build HTML apps that look like some native app they had and say, "this is too slow!" However, there are some very bad anti-patterns that cause unnecessary reflows, and those can be avoided if you understand them.

For example, many infinite-scroll pages add a small amount of content to the DOM and then ask, "Did I fill the page enough?" by asking for the new height of the page. Each time they do that it requires a reflow where the browser recalculates the height of the page. When the added content is small it may take four or five trips through this loop to feed enough content into the page. A better alternative performance-wise would be to make each chunk of added content a fixed height. That way it's easy to do the math inside your own code, add four or five chunks, and the browser will do a single reflow at the end.

If you look at the "flat" designs that are becoming common in operating systems and apps, they perform well in these situations because they are very regular and easy to compute. Things like rounded corners, transparency, and drop shadows all make pages slower to render.
And that's what those 3 letters agencies do or at least should do. In addition of planting backdoors their job is also to make sure that their system are backdoor free.

In any case, the Microsoft is providing government with the source code of at least Windows (not sure about Office), so from a source code point of view, that is somewhat ok (minus finding people experienced enough to digest an enormous code base)

The main problem that is common with both Microsoft and OSS is actually checking the binaries. Except for China (to some extend), there is no government that is actually forking the project they use in order to create custom, controlled distro. So they are always going to have to trust their binary source. And that is the weak link.
> Yes it does. Look at the MvvmCross project.

This is a cross platform implementation of the MVVM patterns, you still need to write the platform specific views.

And to be honest, given my experience on .NET enterprise projects, MVVM brings me back J2EE 1.4 memories.

> Also struggling to verify that claim re. executable size, can you provide a link?

Someone mentioned it to me on a Reddit discussion.

We have the policy to only use vendor supported languages, to minimize support issues and take advantage of performance.

I should add the mobile apps I was involved were games.
You should just exchange your public keys with your friends. The software makes this easy: it can create an email with your public key and open your default MTA for sending it to your friends. Then they can easily import the received email (with your public key attached). Then, of course, they should send their public keys to you.

There is no problem being behind a NAT, it supports UPnP / NAT-PMP port forwarding.
The difference is that exposing OpenVPN code allows you to separate remote access from your production services, both reducing the total attack surface and providing defense-in-depth.

On top of which, OpenVPN has actually had fewer security vulnerabilities released than OpenSSH, and HMAC validation enormously restricts the surface area of exposed code as compared to OpenSSH.
You can segment by git branch using the "Tags" drop-down. By default the text editor plugin sends the current git branch as a tag.
This site is a good example of the interpassivity in activism I find so frustrating. Without actually doing anything except clicking a few buttons, we are made to feel like we are active in solving problems.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpassivity
Oh, so that's the new narrative for countries that don't buy into the terrorism scaremongering? Is this going to become the new cp? Must have taken quite a few focus groups to come up with that.

Once again it is arguing for a policy based on occurrences that happen most likely even rarer than cp or "terrorism" threats. Let's how far they are able to spread the kidnapping myths.
It doesn't depend on the north bridge, since Xeons and Opterons have memory controller inside itself.
If you set up your experiment the 'right' way, there is a good chance it has.

Here is one way that I think has a good chance of working: have your subjects pay a fairly steep amount for the trial, the evaluate it by having them fill in a questionnaire.

The "pay to take part" selects for gullibility, and also makes the subjects feel stupid if they don't report improvement. The "self-reporting", of course, helps get rid of such things as objective measurements that would spoil the party.

Finally, pick a small test group. That's cheaper, and will give positive results if only a few subjects report actual improvement. And if your first test fails, run a second, this, etc. identical test.
The messy state of Web Notifications in Chrome's Blink and Safari's Webkit
I know this will be seen as misogynistic, but it's far from the intention: in at least one latin american country (so it can possibly be just a matter of that society) office drama is kept in check while there is <50% of women in the office (percentage taken out of my posterior). Above that the amount of backstabbing and mean gossiping going around makes the places unbearable to work in. And this is not something I've seen only myself, as my female friends have independently made comments about this.

Of course, I encourage equal opportunities, but there are some weird social interactions depending on the group's composition. This can be seen in male predominating places as well, which can be just as toxic (if not more) to somebody who doesn't look like the rest. I'm just pointing that hiring women is not all happiness all around, because hiring people is not happiness all around.

I guess it comes down to homogeneity, in the same way you can claim there is no racism in countries with low inmigration and no heterogeneous population.

Women in charge are usually much better at playing office politics, and I mean this as one of the highest of praises in an office setting. Being able to navigate through all the bullshit while keeping sane is precisely what somebody in a big company needs. I'm reminded of George Carlin's comment on God: "I'm convinced that if there is a god. It must be a man, because looking at the state of things, no woman would have fucked up so badly."

So no, hiring young, attractive women and not promoting is completely backwards. You hire women that you will promote, because they are so much better at leading.

That being said, all generalisations are wrong. I've met women and men alike that have been backstabbing misanthropes, but believing that men and women are equals is like denying that Dutch people are tall, or that I'm not too short to reach the top drawer at my house. That's why you have specialisation, I won't play basketball and it is unlikely there is a Dutch jockey. If you are hiring and thinking from the beginning in terms of men or women you are missing the real value of that person, which may or may not align with your precognitions.

EDIT: got the joke wrong (first "woman" is "man")
By the way, bitcoin can no longer be efficiently mined on GPUs since the network hashrate has been increasing tremendously with ASICs (tenfold growth in the past 6 months and continuing steadily)
Nobody is forced to change business models the way artists are forced to change business models. Other business models are obsoleted by market substitutes. But that's not what happens to Radiohead; people don't listen to Radiohead substitutes, but instead effectively coerce Radiohead itself into providing its offering to them for free.

The core leverage Spotify has over artists is, at root, piracy.
So on what information do you base the assumption that women choose to work fewer hours? And are you denying that there is in fact an income gap for women?

Minorities also have an income gap and statistically speaking work fewer hours. Are you saying that's a choice too?
Cool. I just use org-mode in Emacs which tracks all of my tasks and puts a nice little timer in my status bar. It saves everything in plain-text and I can export it to various formats such as HTML or PDF as needed. I'd take a look at it for inspiration if you're interested.
Well those guys are pretty transparent eh, a google checkout for their license http://et3.net/book/et3-license

I get physically ill trying to empathize with intellectual property sycophants.
Almost impossible to find a boss who doesn't bother you. There are certainly better jobs out there for you.. but ultimately I think the solution is to work for yourself.
I'd suspect that diabetes pill placebos would be something like a gelcap filled with water, not a sugar pill.
Joseph Stiglitz (Nobel, econ) expert affidavit: patent dangers (2010)
>"tools that every newbie nix user should be already familiar with"

The key word is should... you might be surprised how many "not newbie" nix users are not aware of those commands or how using them in this fashion. Specially awk.
steal your password

i had always assumed that the protocol somehow protected your password, but reading the spec at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4252.txt that's not the case (and i've pretty much convinced myself it's not possible to do better).

learn something new every day...

[apart from the reference above, someone else here claims to be logging these things.]