skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was referring to the fact that, despite soaring revenues, Amazon is basically running a break-even business and its shareholders are consistently OK with this (i.e. they aren't demanding that Amazon try harder to turn revenue into profit).

This, plus great customer service and extremely popular/convenient services like Prime are probably the actual reason that Amazon is beating everyone else. The guy I was responding to is bringing his established beliefs about fair labor to a story that isn't about that, in other words.

See here: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-a-long-view-...
They may never have authorized anything as would be necessary for a more escalated conflict, but they certainly supported intervention:

> 1 March 2011: The US Senate unanimously passes non-binding Senate resolution S.RES.85 urging the United Nations Security Council to impose a Libyan no-fly zone and encouraging Gaddafi to step down. The US had naval forces positioned off the coast of Libya, as well as forces already in the region, including the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise.
DrupalCon Highlights, D8 logo, & DA Election results - TheWeeklyDrop Issue 106
You sell because you expect everyone else to do the same. Then you hope to rebuy at a lower price and make more money when the stock returns to pre-fire level.

No one owns Tesla stock for market value reasons. It's overpriced, but that doesn't mean you can't make money on the stock in the short term.
When a stock is out of whack with its fundamentals, bad news is disproportionately likely to hurt, so it probably has a good deal to do with the fire.
Just to add to your post, I don't remember ever seeing anyone getting a deal at 5%. It's usually more around the 20-30% range, and sometimes with equity stakes on top of that.
Why not 1-to-1? Courts are supposed to be about fairness, and leveling the playing field helps fairness.
There is a lot more to this story and this guy seems to be less than honest (while playing victim)
How does the FBI seize Bitcoins? The federal government doesn't consider it to be a currency of exchange. It sounds just as if somebody seized a truckload of Monopoly money.
I think the court documents have two pages per page.

But still very much illegible.

He could have been "helpful" and provided ancillary information along with the keys.
I disagree. "Hacking" the system by creatively interpreting the laws is what lawyers do! It's their job to hack the legal code to their clients' benefit.
http://pineapple.io/ - if you are building something for the design/development community - easy submission
Show HN: CodeBot
Myopic comments like this are really irritating. Who do you think votes the French government in? The Germans?

Democracies tend to gravitate around the center of what their people want. If the people consistently vote to one side, then the centre will move to that side. This is a cultural process of years - and yes, you're exhibiting exactly the forest-for-the-trees thinking I was talking about.
What a blatant ad hominem and straw man attack. Do you like to misrepresent someone's positions because they have differing opinions from yours?
"I'm not going to scramble jets to catch some hacker"
"Employment" yes. But how about as an outside contractor and not an employee. Unless you, the business hiring the contractor, specify that the contractor is performing a work for hire and that all intellectual property rights associated with said work shall be transferred to you, the copyright law says the creator of the work holds the copyright on the work. Under the law, and with an agreement to receive payment but without stipulations regarding ownership, I'd say it's fair to assume you (again, the one hiring the contractor) are obtaining a license to the work, but not to assume that you will own the work.
Minion Rush Gift Codes Cheats
Not surprised by Baidu, Yandex, etc... a quick look at your servers logs will show how agressive their bots are. But facebook? Do they even crawl the internet? Or do they rely on what's been posted on facebook?
+1 there's a lot of stuff you can find by correlating between the tools.

Since many of these tools are just /procfs readers and you can make something tighter by hitting their data sources directly, rather than scraping existing command line apps (and the source for these apps is generally quite readable).
Why should anyone be insulated from any liability incurred by their profit-making activities?

You do realize, that this is the primary reason that corporations are formed, at least in USA? There are good arguments for the fairly radical proposition that we should end the corporation and the role it plays in our economic system, but you should recognize the scope of the argument you're making.
If the network doesn't permit decentralized networking, then decentralized tools don't matter.

http://blog.zerotier.com/post/58157836374/op-ed-internet-cen...
Looks fishy to me. Note the typo in "Wow! That's a big SREEN".

But what would be the point of a scam? Harvesting email addresses?
Yeah, and I'd say the recipe navigation (and similar use cases) is better served by a voice interface.
Android and iOS equally important to B2C devs - but enterprise devs prefer iOS
Like the trust and business of their users, both domestic and international? They had to assume that people would find out eventually, so why capitulate?

It's like giving in to extortion, you're just delaying the long-term inevitable while damaging yourself in the short-run as well.
penis enlargement pills?
Sorry I took a while, but here:
App Button Remove
the RSS reader in the top-right is Digest
The rest is just moving stuff around/removing stuff with the built-in customization reachable by right-clicking blank space at the top. An even more vertical-space saving configuration I use is putting the URL bar up with the tabs - in that case I remove the extra stuff from it like that star with another extension I forget the name of, but it's easy to find.
Seems like a thing I could build in a couple of nights.. but I won't, so good to have someone who will DEDICATE themselves just for that. There are tons of stuff that can be added.

Unfortunately pricetag is too high. As this is most useful when you have multiple servers then it quickly rises to hundreds of dollars per month. So I would stick with Nagios/etc.

Don't want to discourage you - just my two cents.
Would a NASA website be operating right now?
Also NASA being shutdown and all.
The shutdown is now clogging up the data economy. Thanks, Congress
He doesn't look very happy. Has it something to do because he is a Palestinian "in an occupied country" ?
The first official SproutCore book is now available
> Turn over your billing records and other material you do have, but don't turn over anything you don't have, and be unfailingly polite, prompt, and not a dick.

No, in fact, when dealing with law enforcement you should be as uncooperative as possible. It is in your best interest. The expectation that if we are polite to some adversarial authority then they'll go easier on us seems quite widespread (seems to me it has some deep bio/psychological roots). Unfortunately, it's completely false. The police doesn't care the least bit if you are cooperative, polite, prompt, not a dick... In fact, they are trained to exploit one's urge to be polite, honest and helpful against you.

If law enforcement decides to come after you (for whatever reason), no politeness in the world is going to make them turn around and say: "Gee, what a nice fellow, we're sure sorry we wasted his time." They are there to get you, not to negotiate and make good first impressions. There is absolutely nothing you can say that can help you in any way.

The classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1p3K3sC1Ec
Uh... in the document you linked to. Exhibit 2 (bottom of page 1, top of page 2) says this, exactly:

> IT IS ORDERED, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3123, that a pet/trap device may be installed
and used by Lavabit and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to capture all non-content dialing,
routing, addressing, and signaling information (as described and limited in the Application), sent
from or sent to the SUBJECT ELECTRONIC MAIL ACCOUNT, to record the date and time of
the initiation and receipt of such transmissions, to record the duration of the transmissions, and to
record user log-in data (date, time, duration, and Internet Protocol address of all log-ins) on the SUBJECT, ELECTRONIC MAIL ACCOUNT, all for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of
such Order or the date the monitoring equipment becomes operational, whichever occurs later;
Microsoft returns to CES Las Vegas tech show
Wouldn't the installation of the pen trap device be necessary to target one individual as well?
That was my thought! As soon as I saw this headline, I started moving money around to make a purchase, but the stock is already recovering.
I work with David. Of course he knows about LLVM. This is his way to bring gcc into the modern era. Also related is his plan for removing global state from gcc:

http://dmalcolm.fedorapeople.org/gcc/global-state/

He's seriously invested in cleaning up gcc and making it a competitive compiler.

You should also see the API he has for JITing, it's much higher-level than LLVM:

https://github.com/davidmalcolm/jittest/blob/master/regvm.cc...
Why should the owner trust him that he's actually doing what he says he's doing?
It's different if you're the target of an investigation vs. a service provider. If you're the target, you just have your lawyer give them as little as possible. If you're a service provider, on the advice of your counsel, there is actually a lot of cooperation you're forced to give them. And they have a pretty broad amount of discretion on how much of a hassle to be to a third party service provider.
Don't worry about the design :) Getting something that works is far more important. You can find my email etc in my bio so feel free to send something over or keep in touch.
No doubt. Not to mention, NASA is subject to the shutdown right now. Their website isn't even available.
That's right, it also supports importing from Google Code.
PiCrawler: A distributed web crawler using PiCloud
So I’m the guy who sent the t-shirt out as a thank you
The First Photo
Exactly. They don't need to prove you weren't hacked two or three times: they just need to convince a judge that it's unlikely. And the next step, setting up a regular key-changing scheme, simply results in you have to provide new copies automatically every time the keys change.
Your point is well taken. One big difference here, though, is that it is considerably easier to decide not to shop with Amazon than it is to opt-out of NSA spying, or any other government activity. I can decide to never deal with Amazon, and I can't get arrested or fined as a result.
Stolen electricity = stolen BTC

Why not just cut out the middle man and embezzle funds straight out of their bank account?
"Do not cooperate with police" is generally parroted by middle/upper class white people that have only had a minor run in with those "fascist" campus police
<meta name="author" content="Bilderbergs; FEMA; NASA.GOV">
Rapped actually doesn't mean anything by itself. The noun is Rape, the verb rape and only in the simple 3rd person does it become rapped.

(Well, not "only", but I guess you can see my point.)
Right, if you're a contractor it doesn't automatically belong to your employer. I think the issue here is an evidentiary problem: we have nothing other than the author's word that nothing in the encrypted partition belongs to the business.
3D Hubs Opens the Kimono on 3D Printer Usage, MakerBot and Ultimaker on Top
Meet Silk Road's Alleged Drug Lord: A 29-year-old California Geek
Of course this isn't "fair". In countries without competitive industries (either because those industries are growing, or because they're fading), the domestic lawmakers want to give local business a leg-up over foreign businesses. For example, this kind of protectionism was a major strategy of South Korea's industrial growth policy.

A more specific example, for many years (and perhaps still today), to help foster the domestic film industry, foreign movie imports (which were usually American films, Japanese media has been entirely illegal until very recently) were artificially limited at some small number. The idea was to provide a little competition in the form of high-budget, high-quality films but give enough room for local film makers to figure out the top-to-bottom of making competitive movies. It was a garden fence to let air and light in, but keep damaging critters out. It worked, the Korean film industry is booming, growing and has started exporting and Korean TV dramas are watched heavily all over the region.

So, it's no surprise that France, with a strong literary heritage, wants to protect the entire domestic market and supply chain, from writers to publisher to retailers in order to keep such a cultural activity "French". The question is, is it just a wall to keep outsiders out, or is it a garden fence with a growth plan to grow and eventually export French literary culture like Korea exports Movies and Dramas?
It doesn't work if you believe in your own lies.
"and more recently CNBC's show The Profit where Marcus Lemonis"

A great show. I did business with Marcus before he was on the show. Then I saw the show (had literally forgotten who he was) and got an idea and did more business with him.

His negotiating style is to go in at or very close to his final position and then walk. He did that both times. Funny thing was he probably overpaid using that strategy.
Thanks, there are so many startups, that I can't keep track of all of them. Once they die, it's like "we're dead" and I'm thinking "...Well what did you do in the first place again?"
note: ramses is a friend.

so while i can't speak for him, what i can say is that i've known him for many years, worked closely with him on very large, global issues, and have found him to be a very standup, forthright guy who strives to make the world a better place.
I signed up with a throwaway email address. I received no confirmation email. Not likely that this is for real.
>If this is the 13th serious accident of a Tesla, it's unlikely that the probability is very low.

I'm not sure you've followed the thread here...I don't think anyone's (accurately) saying that this is the 13th spontaneous battery accident. I'm pretty sure the other 12 are standard traffic accidents, of which this is the first to produce a battery fire. All in all, it seems a rather small sample size to make any kind of determination.
open source technosocial interactions?

Holly Molly! what the heck is that? please enlighten me!
fantastic list, thanks for sharing!
EasyPost Hiring Frontend and Backend Devs
EasyPost is changing the way shipping works and helping a lot of people while we're at it. Every day thousands of EasyPost packages are delivered across the world. By tying together disparate data sources and APIs we've created a scalable shipping API for developers everywhere.

This is just the beginning of the beginning. Imagine if shipping worked like all our other web services. You have a smartphone, why do you need to go to a store to ship something? Why do you need to wait at home for a package? Because no single platform has tied together all these pieces of the transaction yet.

We're excited about solving interesting problems alongside great people. We'd love to have you along for the ride.
It would have to be an ongoing service, a sort of "Clean Web Subscription" that got updates. Believing that there's a human curating it is what makes it valuable I think. I'd pay an annual fee of $30 for that. I may be an outlier though.
I find the Ruby community is still very friendly (maybe I am just reading too much into the past tense of your statement) and I was so delighted when I found out that the Go community was the same.

When reflecting at certain events a few years ago I remember that I was put off from learning <a language> because I stumbled upon some hostility within the community (I was just an observer in the incident, but it still affected me).

Reading some of the comments made me realise the friendly community and "healthy ecology" of a programming language are very important (Disclaimer: that's my personal experience).
PHP Weekly Thursday 3rd October out now
FYI, I would guess that Attachment A starting on page 144 is a reproduction of the keys in a very small font. If that is correct, they are indeed illegible.
But remember, civil disobedience means you agree to the legal consequences of your actions. In the case of contempt of court, it means jail time until you comply.
I find it weird that this company would be shutting down just as everyone is raving about Shel and Roberts book: Age Of Context. I might reach out to the guys at cue and see what they noticed that is leading them to shutdown/pivot to a new business.
"/usr/local/sealion-agent/etc/sealion: 127: ./bin/sealion-node: not found"

Might want to fix that.

$ curl -s https://agent.sealion.com | sudo bash /dev/stdin -o 7260187a-df41-455d-9999-9a8207257de2

Downloading agent...

############################################################
############ 100.0%

Created 'sealion' user successfully
Extracting files to /usr/local/sealion-agent...
Files extracted successfully
Installed SeaLion as a service
Starting agent...
/usr/local/sealion-agent/etc/sealion: 127: ./bin/sealion- node: not found
Sealion service started successfully
Installation successful. Please continue on https://sealion.com
Does anyone call it ES?
The initial order was to provide metadata for all traffic involving a single account. It was only when Lavabit said they couldn't do this without disclosing their SSL private key that the FBI asked for the key.
"but I'm sure the producers do some home work to only let in entrepreneurs that will make for good TV. "

Also heavily favors attractive women particularly those with blond hair (I'm serious).
France is selling globally (tourism) its atmosphere, lifestyle and culture. Cities around Europe are spending enormous amount of money to revitalise their city centers after the devastation caused by huge mall and supermarket built in the 80's. So that make sense for the country to try to preserve them before they are destroyed.

Also considering the simultaneous threat coming from the ebook that is also not such a bad idea to give physical shop some breathing space to adjust their business model. From France perspective again, it is choosing between having to pay social security to those failing business owners with tax money, or let Amazon clients foot the bill instead.

So depending at what level you look at: Book Market, Global Economy, US Economy or France Economy, there are many readings you can have.
My First iOS App With RubyMotion
Edevdb.com - Add Your Skills Demo Screenshots
Opportunity isn't Microsoft's problem, it's execution
IRS targeted Dr. Ben Carson after Prayer Breakfast speech
That judge is kind of a pushover. Hes not happy the government would have to trust Lavabit with their solution, but he doesn't even begin to question the governments proposal to just MITM all the traffic through a box with unknown software operated by whoever with certainly no tamper-safe logs of any kind.

It's likely because his level of technical competence barely suffices to turn a computer on, but yet he gets to decide on these cases, and the gov lawyer happily aids in his ignorance by supplying factually wrong technical sounding terms (the 'metadata stream') and analogues from an analog world (a 'filter').
And all this time I thought I thought a viola was something like a violin.
That old map image looks cool, but the false fold down straight through the names of the sites is a bit of a problem.

I'm glad to see sites like 'Facrlook', 'Baida', 'Yahoc', and 'Yanlex' are more popular than their properly spelled counterparts.
http://pastebin.com/4Hf37D9H
When you say timed shot, do you mean set the phone on something and remove my hands from the equation entirely? If so, what about downward shots? (Which, coincidentally, most of my photos are.)

Usually I reduce the tap-nudge by doing hold-and-release rather than a quick tap to take a photo. I'll give the timed shot a go and see how it works out. Thanks.

Edit: Eh. Better, but still quite blurry and off color compared to my iPhone 4.
But better at cost control than private insurance in America, with much better cohorts. They're in America, medicare can't get you british-cost healthcare.
those are sequestered now.
Wasn't the initial order to let them and help them install their device in his network? Please quote your information and source, I've quoted mine in the top comment of this thread.
Can anyone explain why Github is a DDoS target?

Seems a bit pointless
Another gray font on gray background website. I think I'll just give up and order a new monitor. I can't read all these new fancy websites. I get it that developers have usually good monitors, but is it really necessary to use a light gray on a gray background?

Edit: Hold your downvotes, I'm talking about the website. Not the blog! The website does have some hard to read gray-on-gray.
With NASA being shut down right now could anyone official legally protest/report this site as being a fraud? I'd imagine that'd technically be work on NASA's behalf so probably not. Well played, scammers
Why should it be necessary to install their device to target just one individual?
Disappointing stock traders don't believe in innovations. Right time to buy stocks for rest of us.
Elon Musk mentioned the battery problems that Boeing had / has, and offered to work with them to solve the problem that they had solved themselves..
I think you are thinking in reverse of what this data is showing.
As a person who is not a great money saver, this seems like a great tool that I will most likely use. Just a note, the text on my PC using chrome is nearly unreadable, the font renders strangely, not sure how to describe it.
Should probably be "GB" of storage. Are they talking about bytes or bits?
What do you mean? ES6 is called ES6... what else can you call it, aside from Harmony?
I think its a really good idea. It would be cool if you could have an on/off switch to make pausing more difficult. For instance, I know that for myself, as soon as I wanted to spend that money I was saving, I would just pause the service. But if I could make it harder to do that (I.E. make it so I have to do several prompts to pause it, answer some math problem or something that would take me more than 5 seconds to open an app and hit pause), I would certainly turn that on for myself.

Just bouncing an idea out.
Overview:

- Write next-gen HTML5 apps using the SproutCore framework and tools

- Get started right away by creating a powerful application in the very first chapter

- Build your understanding of SproutCore as you follow through the most complete reference to the framework anywhere in existence

About the author:

Tyler Keating is the current head of the SproutCore project, and one of the foremost experts on SproutCore, and on writing native caliber web applications using HTML5 and JavaScript. Although he began his career as an Electrical Engineer at SaskTel, a persistent desire to write software eventually led him to new jobs of writing desktop apps, then server-side web apps, then native mobile apps, and most recently, SproutCore, best of all the world's apps. He currently runs his own consulting company, 7x7 Software Inc, which provides professional software development services, as well as SproutCore training and support. Whether speaking, or writing, Tyler strives to be a compassionate and conscientious source, who recognizes that nothing is ever black or white, but nevertheless tries to clear the shades of grey, and deliver something concrete and usable to every receiver. He lives in Regina, Canada, with his wife and three daughters.
Original announcement here - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sproutcore/BiuSXKCcB...