skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been looking for a technical explanation as well.
The best I've found so far are a host of the patents ostensibly associated with pCell implementation [1], [2], [3], etc.

[1] System and method for DIDO precoding interpolation in multicarrier systems
https://www.google.com/patents/US8571086

[2] System and method for adjusting DIDO interference cancellation based on signal strength measurements
http://www.google.com/patents/US20110002371

[3] Systems and methods to coordinate transmissions in distributed wireless systems via user clustering
http://www.google.com/patents/US20110002371
Ah, the ole sets-out-to-demonstrate-that-there-is-truly-a-shortage, demonstrates-that-the-shortage-indeed-lies-in-the-number-of-entry-level-jobs.
Not allowed to see videos here.

The article writer could at least describe the situation after the video player...

What is it about?

Cheers!
What about Versace? Is a watch a useful product when its priced at $2,000? Is convincing others to pay $1,500 for a pair of jeans anything other than manipulation?

Your counterpoint doesn't really hold any water. King might be sucking value out of manipulating customers into buying into imaginary value, but they are the far from the first successful company to do so.
Lets all forget about the US trying to manipulate the outcome of these riots, already deciding who will be in power.

The only reason the US and by proxy, the EU cares about the Ukraine is so they can put another load of Patriot Missiles there; to protect Europe from Iran and North Korea of course, it has nothing to do with gaining a strategic advantage over Russia.

The cold war never ended.
Interesting, felt the same way, and then something changed, rather than feeling punished by the type checker, the type checker became my ally, teaching me about my mistakes at compile time.

Other than for quick scripts I have no interest in dynamic languages now, fully converted to the Typed side ;-)

Ruby and Scala are quite similar in some ways: terse syntax, functional, MOP capable (implicits), mixins (traits), etc., but yes, you have to prove to the type checker that your intentions are correct/sound.
Before blindingly believing what the media tell us about Ukraine protests, a quick Google search about the involvement of the far right in these protests should make you weary of acting in a hurry.
Yes jailbreak required.

From site:
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workplace restriction or location filter?

It's a young woman talking about the situation in Ukraine.
I wonder if Google is regretting making the camera a fixed, non-detachable part of Google Glass?
What kind of jobs do the software engineers who earn $500k per year do?
"Outagelet"? That's too cute by half.
I recently encountered a few Glassholes in my environment, and let me tell you - the fervor with which these guys defended their right to use their Google Glass device to intrude upon my life is, frankly, terrifying. This generation may not think its rude to intrude - but what will the next generation think is acceptable? When this technology becomes ubiquitous and available to teens, I fear for the world. Too much lawn-guarding for this old codger? Perhaps .. but I have to say that the idea of having people doing Google's work for them all the while having 'convenient' features marketed to them is heinous.

But I realize I'm generalizing without content, so with that off my chest, let me explain what I think is so wrong about the Google Glass religious experience: what is the real issue I have with this?

Its simply this: Google Glass gets in the way of two human beings, for the sake of providing one human being some 'convenience', and a corporation with Yet More Data To Rule The World with .. As soon as you've got that thing on, and you're pointing it at someone, you have put a physical barrier between your eyes, and theirs. Your mind, and theirs, is no longer connected in a human fashion - the Glassholes' mind is connected to Google, first and foremost. So whenever I have the misfortune to be dealing with a Glasshole, I know that I'm not actually talking to the person, themselves, as a unit - but rather someone who has willingly usurped their own individual free will, and is renting it out to Google for the price of 'having cool technology'.

In all honesty, todays Google Glass toter is yesterdays' E-meter "free stress-test" booth dweller. Both classes of individual are proving they'd rather play with toys than deal with people.
VirtualBox: the author is using a Windows machine so needs to run Linux in order to experiment with Docker.

Docker: well, this is the subject of the post.

Mono: Mono is an application runtime (specifically an open-source implementation of the CLR) just like the JVM (yes, a 'Virtual Machine' but not virtualization, I would argue, in the sense that you are stating there is too much of).

Obviously if you had .Net apps and a Windows server environment you would just deploy .Net apps to it. But there might be scenarios in which this is useful. Perhaps migrating away from Windows servers to Linux, but not wanting to rewrite the C#/.Net apps in a new platform. Although whether Mono would be able to run those apps satisfactorily (the coverage of the SDK is not complete) is of course up for debate.
Don't know about phrases, but exclamation points are automatically removed, so "!" -> "" in this case. The problem arose because someone replaced an unidentified X with X, resulting in an infinite recursion.
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e.g. http://world.time.com/2014/01/28/ukraine-kiev-protests-thugs...
Ah, political propaganda from the rebels.

The problem with videos like this is that they provide no context. It doesn't tell you a damn thing about what's going on. It's a video of a pretty girl shot with a DSLR with a shallow depth of field. Is this even shot in the Ukraine? No idea. Could be a studio pretty much anywhere.

I don't know what's going on in Kiev. This wiki article is all I could find that is well cited: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_up,_Ukraine!
From what I can gather, monkishly so.
In case it's not obvious: if you static link to a library, say libpng, and a vuln hits, every binary that linked to libpng potentially needs to be rebuilt and distributed.

If the OS has rigid dependency tracking (maybe source distros like Gentoo, or a cryptographically tracked binary distribution like freebsd-update), maybe you can live with that.

So there's some trade off of "dll hell" for binary hell, and perhaps some other security advantages to dynamic libs. IMHO shared libraries are pretty well understood now days and static linking should be avoided unless you have a very good reason.
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@jmnicolas a quick google search will tell you that that's exactly what Russia wants you to believe. It's mostly intelligent, educated and brave people who are protesting. When on the other side it's mostly criminals (with the president who is a 2 times convicted felon). Far right is there as well, but only a minor part of the protest
IANAL, but that sounds either like you can't do all of those things together (the "and" conjunction), or you can't even read the website. After all, if you can't download it, you can't view it.
Point taken, but still the video may engage people around the world to do some research about what's going on in Kiev and the rest of Ukraine.
GuiA wrote: I'm starting to be a bit disillusioned with this whole "we can't find great people" spiel that a lot of startups put up.

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LOL...it's a scam to depress wages. Immigration always was a scam by the upper class.
Finally someone who gets it ... It's not about corruption, it's about control, don't forget that a major gas-line runs through Ukraine, supplying the rest of Europe with gas (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Major_russian_gas_pipeline...). The future "wars" will be about resources, which gas is.

The biggest group of protesters are all right-wing and not at all want to belong to Russia, if you ask the opinion of the other part of the Ukranian people you will hear different stories, we only get to see the destruction and get to hear the pro-right-wing protesters. The statement that everything will be "better" when they will belong to Europe is also a misconception. A lot of people in Ukraine live of a pension that ranges around 100 - 200 Euro per month, now don't think these people can afford food from the neighborhood supermarket, prices are too high, they can only survive by going to markets and buying from farms. Imagine what happens when they will join Europe, prices will inflate, pensions will not go up because there is no money for it ... Etc... There's much more behind it ...

Nobody cares about the people, it's all about control and resources.
>The reason that you want a VM is because it reduces the attack surface for a process, and sandboxes it effectively.

Well, that's why you want a container too.

From an operations standpoint VMs are just heavyweight containers.
I am feminist and have been coding since I was 16 for money.

Feminism is humanism.
What is with the editing in that video?
Touch screens in cars are a great idea... in places with smooth, pothole-free roads :-)
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Indeed. Which is why I say this represents another component of a strategy away from open systems, and towards the sort of proprietary walled-garden experience offered by Apple.

Not only is this a betrayal of many early Google evangelists - myself included - it's a fairly cynical exercise to build such a system on the Linux kernel.
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Probably not.

I can recut this video and replace it with scenes from Los Angeles, Oakland, Chicago or New York. Just show some clips of police brutalitiy and say, "Our politicians are corrupt."
OK. Nice. But let's put it straight: what you have written is not contributing anything to discussion.

That's like saying that USA people are dumb MacDonald eathing jerks because they have allowed NSA to happen.
sounds like they should be!
And again this is extremely one-sided. Propagandistic even. And it makes it to the top of HN. Again. "THE POLICE IS READY TO SHOOT". But she won't say that it's with rubber slugs or that the protesters are throwing molotovs and shooting fireworks (which can deal nasty damage). Rocks are implied, I think.

I tried to really dig into the affair, but it's too complicated with both sides corrupt (like it typically happens in the former USSR), Putin blaming EU for everything while seeding billions to the Ukrainian government, non-transparent government-opposition talks, news sites hunting for sensations... It feels like it's impossible to make an objective (or close to it) idea about the whole situation. And this video isn't helping one bit.

As much as I hate the current Ukrainian government, I'm not sure they have anything better. Pretty horrible situation.
I experimented wih docker a few month ago and made a docker image for the .NET kooboo CMS running on monofastcgi/nginx as an exercise. Here's the link if someone is interested: https://github.com/guillaume86/KoobooCMS
Same situation in Syria, Only reason the west cares is because they want their 'friendship pipeline', might as well pay radicals to try topple the government so someone who would agree with US policies can be installed.

Joining the EU is probably the worst thing that can happen to Ukraine. Only high performing nations benefit from the EU, everyone else gets screwed by the regulations.

I remember reading an article that had certain people expressing outrage over the fact that Russia would scrap its free trade agreement with Ukraine if they join the EU. They didn't seem to realise that if Russia didn't do this, the russian markets would be flooded with cheap crap from the EU.
You essentially did Whole Program Optimisation by hand.
If you've never been to a protest, and you should definitely go to a protest now and then, there are always fringe groups present. Far right, far left, plainclothes cops, the completely insane, etc. But in my experience if a protest is well attended, beyond the likes of tea party events and westboro baptist stuff, then it is almost definitely filled with normal people upset about something they feel is unjust.
It's not only Python that makes supervisord relatively heavy compared to runit. It's also the amount of code in supervisord (and its dependencies). my_init is only a single file, less than 300 lines, with minimal dependencies.

Baseimage-docker is also in a "minimal viable product" phase. We're still trying to tweak things until they're right. For example my_init recently received some features which are important in certain use cases; features which would have been much lower to implement in C.

In the future we may optimize things by rewriting my_init in C. Right now it's laziness on our part.
Here's a much simpler list:

1) Don't be an asshole.

2) Avoid the kind of assholes who go into paroxysms of judgement over head-mounted phones.
If this is what I think it is... soo meta. God I hate that word now. (.. and good luck! - nice idea)
- there's a learning curve
- that problem was solved a long time ago by putting the most important buttons on the wheel.
- the car screens are not as big as the iPad, at the moment you put all your 5 fingers, you might occupy the whole area, and you won't have anywhere to scroll

given all that, that video proposes a new approach, not a solution.
They don't need to be skilled. They just need to debrief the people they send you post-interview.
The main problem isn't that the US & EU care too much. It's that they don't care nearly enough.

Russia cared enough to provide several billion dollar relief loans and a 30% discount on gas prices to cancel the negotiations with the EU.

The EU didn't offer any financial aid, because they didn't care particularly much for Ukraine joining the EU.
Sorry, I don't see how what I said is anything like what you put forward...
Not everyone is Gandhi or Dalai Lama.
I have a friend helping me out already, but appreciate the offer and will definitely keep you in mind. Thanks again.
A troll in Sweden? Say it isn't so.
I've been listed on linkedin as actively looking for a job for 4 months now. Granted, my profile could use some work, but the few replies I've received didn't mention anything listed on my profile other than my name.
I've taken my time, over the past week, savouring these, and I must now come back to say thank you very much!
Pandora does me well with discovery, though I do appreciate some hand curated lists from time to time.
I am pretty sure I would like to be friends with this guy.
Ever since uriel died, the suckless project doesn't really appreciate Go anymore.
why all the loaded words? brave? why not start calling them patriots as well?
Huh? Where's the bad faith?

What I mean is, you can study something even if you know that you won't understand it at the end of your studies. There's even stuff that you can have a full career in and still not understand completely, like Quantum Mechanics.

It's not a guarantee that by studying something you'll understand it, but learning more about it can be valuable in itself.

For example I can study some X technique in a language, e.g Monads, and know when to apply it and what it does, and be quite productive with it, even if I don't yet understand it (or never get to understanding type theory).
> What? In Scala it is perfectly possible to pass an uninitialized reference to a piece of code.

NULLs are a non-issue; that's what Option and FP constructs (map, flatMap, etc.) are for.

> I will concede that static type systems do catch some errors that aren't caught by dynamic languages.

Dynamic languages catch NO errors at all, period. You yourself must maintain your own adhoc type checker (unit tests, with 100% coverage) in order to prevent the class of errors that statically typed languages catch from manifesting at runtime.

That's a great quote, actually backs Scala given that you give up pretty much nothing in terms of expressiveness (compared to Ruby, Python, Groovy, etc.) while retaining all of the safety ;-)
Once it's run out of PP it can win fights with Struggle.
Some observe - correctly - that this is a proxy battle between the US and the USSR^wRussia. Given that choice, I'd be turning out with the anti-Russian crowd.
If you look into it, not even Gandhi or the Dalai Lama is Gandhi or the Dalai Lama.
And this is why closed source home automation is absurd. These are hardware devices - companies can make their profit selling hardware, but the protocols and endpoints need to be open.
what does the pedal boats do? aren't they a form of cycle mechanism?
Femtopia has always been at war with the larger, overbearing neighbors of Picostan. The largess and crudness drowns out our finer points.
The EU was ready to have Ukraine go through another one of their lengthy entry processes where over a period of years requirements are progressively put in place to enable joining the EU.

The current protests erupted when one of the first steps along that path was openly scuttled by Russia applying a huge amount of financial leverage.

It is true that only half of Ukraine wants to join the west, but it's also clear that this is a clash between Russian interests and that of the European-minded population in Ukraine; not with EU/US in any significant way.

There is a lot of schadenfreude going on of course because it's a huge blemish on Sochi as Putin's PR offensive and Western media are eager to rub it in as much as they can.

Ironically enough, according to rumours, this all started because Putin ordered Ukraine's president to 'fix this' before the Olympics started and the unsuccessful police crackdown started the current chain of escalations.
It is difficult to see how Gandhi's methods could be applied in a country where opponents of the regime disappear in the middle of the night and are never heard of again. Without a free press and the right of assembly, it is impossible not merely to appeal to outside opinion, but to bring a mass movement into being, or even to make your intentions known to your adversary.

-- George Orwell

There are places on earth where mere non-violent non co-operation just can't work. Basically because no one knows what you are doing, why you are doing and what your actual story is.

If the opponent force is simply too overwhelming, powerful and has too much sway. Non violent non co operation doesn't help much.
You are spreading some FUD. Foreign politics of US or Russia definitely is in actions here but so what? What if people of Ukraine have actually some ideals and dreams about their future like people in the rest of the world?

OK your name contains "emo" so maybe that's why you don't get it but that's ad hominem from my side.
...and in that line of thinking: Your opinion is also not contributing anything to the discussion.

A good discussion generally consists of points and opinions. There, I said nothing too.
I'm far from an expert security pentester but I know my basics... and I'm always amazed at how simple these exploits are. Guys, come on, it's 2014, if you're writing C and using strcat/strcpy/sprintf/fprintf/etcetc with non-sanitized input, you're pretty much asking for it.

Even a rookie would spot such mistake and exploit it, it's always among the first obstacles to bypass at local CTFs and it's the #1 exploit that people think about when they think about a "security vulnerability".
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My advice is to really take a look at your priorities. Priorities for yourself, your family and the company.

It's entirely possible to have a period of time where you've got other responsibilities taking you away from work. Yes, even as a co-founder. Can your team handle that? Can your relationships with your co-founders handle that?

I'm a family guy. I'm home by 5:15pm every day to help my wife who stays at home with our 2 kids and spend a few precious hours with the kiddos before they go to bed.

It hasn't been a terrible blow to my start-up.
first you need to become suspicious. that's the hard part. then just use a different browser to (not) see your recent posts. it's really hostile...
The sad fact is that while Russia keeps making active steps, EU only gets "concerned", but nothing more...

It is time for EU to do some real actions (not sanctions...). They should propose some real alternative options, even for Yanukovich - maybe a full EU membership or something similar, bit more than just Association Agreement.
Yes, sorry :) I am not very good in giving short, straight and good answers yet but I'm trying to improve.
Machines are better referees than humans but we’ll be sued if we use them
I think sometimes something as petty as wanting an ego-trip motivates this post, more so than really caring about disadvantaged people.

I feel everyone gets a temporary jolt of validation from being voted up. However, it should be in exchanged for adding value (being insightful, interesting, useful, funny).
What is so interesting about his age?
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Oh, I didn't realize that. hfuller at pixilic.com
Please, the Ukrainian rebels are pretty much controlled by the US, who are using fascist elements to increase the level of violence. Molotov cocktails and fireworks aren't exactly 'non-violent'. The police response has been quite measured I think...
> But she won't say that it's with rubber slugs or that the protesters are throwing molotovs and shooting fireworks (which can deal nasty damage). Rocks are implied, I think.

Well, the protesters can't exactly afford highly sophisticated weapons made to inflict pain but not (too much) damage. They don't have the luxury of spending tax money on expensive equipment. The only reason there are rubber bullets is because they probably don't find it in their self-interest to use something more heavy at the current time. The government can slaughter its own people in a matter of hours if they want to, and face no resistance from some pathetic molotov cocktails.

Maybe the video is one-sided (I haven't seen it yet), but comparing the two sides in the way you do does not make any sense to me.
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I just spat my coffee over the screen, what a perfect comment!
>I imagine the majority of people think it is rude to hold up a video camera all of the time while in public/starbucks/supermarket, even if the camera is off (Importantly: It does not matter if the camera is on or cannot possibly be on. As if the median person could tell or know). People are uncomfortable being potentially recorded in their daily interactions. Nobody wants to feel stared down by a camera or recorded.

On a related (and slightly funny) note:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym7x7twSoqc

Imagine these reactions when wearing Google Glass and then you'll know why it might not be such a great idea to use one.
I don't agree. According to their site[1] they advertise a low minimum 2.5-5K, so you don't need to make 200K a year (or have 1M net worth) to invest 10% or even 5%. You just need to have 100K available for investment and, in your diversification, put 5% on this.
I know it's the law in the US, but I don't get it. Yes, it could be incredible risky as you said, but nobody is stopping you (at least here in UE) from buying a leverage certificate that is incredible risky as well (I've seen 7X, 15, even 21X Long and Short on the German or Italian stock market, for example). You just express that "you know what you're doing" and you're good to go.
Or you can go to your bank, get 10K in cash and go to the nearest casino...

[1] https://fundersclub.com/how-it-works/