skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I found http://owncloud.org after looking through the http://tagspaces.org site.

I really can't wait to install them and see if they are the personal content management systems that I've been looking for for years.

They both can also be installed on Window/Linux/Mac/Android/iOS/Web (on private server, nice interfaces, PHP based I think).

Anyone know of similar web-based (but self-hosted) software like this that might be life-changing?
Skylock – wireless bike lock
SSL is better than no SSL, but for better assurance they should offline sign the downloads.
That 20% is likely made up from people who don't understand technology and it's capabilities (think older people who don't use computers - the kind of abilities talked about in the press must sound impossible to them) and people who were brought up to respect authority or think any questioning of government is anti-American socialism.
Are You a Digital Sharecropper? (2009)
Robots processing food for energy?
Is is possible to replicate the food processing system of a Human on a Bot?
AxCrypt looks solid for your purpose. Obviously if you are whoever it is who replaced Bin Laden you can't even trust your keyboard -- it might be reporting what you type to the NSA -- but for ordinary users it is a good choice. Plus, it is mature and unlikely to destroy your data through a bug.
If you can make that happen with $30k, you can get very rich!
It's a clever trick. Unfortunately, it breaks the referential integrity of the post. I don't think we can allow it as the submission url, for the same reason we don't allow link shorteners. People who are already posting links to Google searches in comments, though, might want to post these instead.

For those reading this later, the submitted url was http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd...
I don't think it's a critical feature for a commercial renderer.

- CPU renders typically might use 32Gb memory (or more).

- most rendering is done on a render farm which won't have GPUs (unless you maintain a gnu render farm).

There are good reasons why commercial renderers are avoiding the GPU, at least for now.
The US has public and universal education.
Looks like using Google's jsapi callback to pop-up the alert doesn't work any more, so that tip in the last one is misleading.

(unless I was doing it wrong)
The best data to support his assertion is the out of wedlock birthrate. Up until the 60s, in spite of all the horrific racism, the out of wedlock birth rate was still below 20% for african americans. As of 2010, it was 73%.

http://dallasmorningviewsblog.dallasnews.com/files/2013/06/m...
Graphics programmer could mean a lot of things. What specifically would you like to be doing?
What a glorious day for google. They're so big that an entire continent created a law just for them to follow.
...how could it not be?

You suggest one possible way it could be true - black families with money choose not to spend it on things that you believe improve outcomes, and asians spend their money on these things even more. This seems unlikely since the curve relating black outcomes to black income is upward sloping just like all the other curves.

Another possibility: "better homes, better neighborhoods, better schools" don't actually improve outcomes. Some hidden factor X might be causing both higher income, better homes, better schools, and better outcomes.
The wording mentions especially "their personal information". If you live without using much any internet site or service, no facebook, no twitter, etc, no smartphone either, you don't have anything to spy on. I don't know US statistics, but it seems possible that 10 to 20% of the population is living pretty much offline. So they can feel "safe".

However, they are still using a phone and pretty much all their call metadata are recorded at least...
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Thank you Matt. I used to be a Pando reader, but in the past months, for some unknown reason, they started publishing vindictive articles. No proper research, random arguments... while seeing themselves as 'true-seekers', in a very Machiavellian way. Now, as a former Pando reader I'm better off not visiting their site.
You're not supposed to let it settle. The instructions dont advise it; they just say to drink it within two days.

It's a widely suggested tip, but it's not as if it's a documented instruction step.

in my opinion, to review any experience other than the one derived from exact use of the instructions is rather dishonest.
Great product! i think the biggest question is how serious Google takes Chrome extensions. As google increasingly downplays the role of chrome extension but shifts focus onto apps (and possibly native app), I don't think it could sustain as a reliable distribution channel for business.
It's already happening in one form or another with 'reputation management' and the DMCA... http://arstechnica.com/science/2013/02/site-plagiarizes-blog...
Just as a sidenote: Blender cycles is now becoming a separate standalone renderer itself. src http://www.blendernation.com/2014/01/27/cycles-standalone-re...

Also its being integrated into other 3d packages like Rhino. src http://www.blendernation.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/rhin... and http://www.blendernation.com/2014/05/12/developer-meeting-no...
The Reddit data isn't actually the top 2.5 million posts - it's the top 1000 posts of each of the top 2500 subreddits. An important distinction to make if anyone's planning to do statistical analyses on the set.
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Nice. Reminds me of old school demo effects.
Very good point, but soylent actually goes a bit too far on the opposite directions.
It's a nerdy, mechanistic answer to the problem and, because of that, it won't solve it.
It's clearly a strong byproduct of the messed up American way of eating, which is, as you said, the outcome of a long term strategy by the food and distribution industries.

The answer is well priced well balanced and tasty food sold next door to your daily fast food.
So, if soylent would really want to change the way America eats, the should be funding a lobby, hire some philosophers and become a politically active think tank. Now they're just a nerdy company that will not appeal to anyone. Not to obese fast food goers, nor culturally elevated liberal people that are aware of the importance of eating well as a social activity and a pleasure, and can make the terrible connection to the much too famous movie -- soylent green.
I agree with what you say except that the "joke" is not about carpentry at all, instead we are transplanting some common (?) programmer occurrences into the world of carpentry. So it is not an analogy..

It's like that joke, "what if OS'es were cars?" and then in the linux car you have to bring your own seat or something. Car lovers should not be offended...

But back to agreeing with you: it seems that the world of programming is much more brittle than carpentry. Ie. it is indeed true that someone without vast experience in brown may get tripped up by some rarely seen consequence of brown-ness. Maybe it has a weird interaction with the extra warm weather that causes the wood to rot. Etc.
No. If maximizing next quarter/year's profits is Google's primary goal, then the logical thing will be to slash R&D, cut back on benefits, eliminate CapEx, basically what Mark Hurd did to HP.

If you mean Google has to make money to survive in the long term, then that's absolutely true, just as it's true for any other company (Microsoft, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo etc.)

I don't see any evidence that Google is more profit centric than any other company.
Cycles uses GPU and CPU both for rendering.src http://www.blenderguru.com/4-easy-ways-to-speed-up-cycles/
Explain to me how that relates to dongle-gate?
(Fellow European here)

Because:

- Obama is a socialist

- Trickle-down economics is the only thing that works

- Taxing wealth is hating the rich (so basically being a nazi)

- Taxing the wealthy doesn't give them a tax cut like donating money to schools or charities does

- Because taxing job creators just encourages the moochers and takers

(Rinse and repeat ad nauseam until it becomes a way of life)
There's plenty of people around who aren't motivated by money and most of them have not much of it! The rare thing about Musk is he's someone who made his fortune (from PayPal) and then went on to pursue some really transformative goals. Bill Gates is probably another.
It's great that you managed to get cron working the way you wanted. However, I'm curious, why not just put your Vim settings on Dropbox or something like BitTorrentSync - then alias your local settings/configs on each machine to the corresponding file/folder in your Dropbox?

I use this method for all settings and configs that I wish to share across multiple machines. Personally I find it more manageable than any other solution, and certainly less convoluted than "multiple rounds of ssh duncan@some-server... git pull origin master".
Maybe this also comes to Europe one day. But from the current perspectives I don't know any German who considers the Asians here as white. Therefore it seems to be quite the US thing from my perspective.
You don't need to be profit centric to insist on a path you think will lead to a greater good. That's enough to scare me, frankly. And, I don't understand why a multimillion public company should be ever trusted just because, well, they say so.

Paving the way to hell have always looked great from the outside, you know, because of all the good intentions put towards it.
perhaps it could be green, plasticky chips.
A cultural problem that can surely be put down to genetics rather than the fact that a large portion of the current generation of black urban youth have being raised by their grandparents because their parents are dead, or in jail on drug arrests - with many not even making it to adulthood without being harassed & arrested by drug warriors.

In practice, the war on drugs simply drove our market for drugs into the ghetto, robbed them of the ability to regulate that market without violence & warlordism, and then harassed the inhabitants endlessly in a manner largely indistinguishable from earlier policies of racial persecution. Stop and frisk that.

A black male born in 1991 has a 29% chance of spending time in prison at some point in his life.

Nearly one in three African American males aged 20–29 are under some form of criminal justice supervision whether imprisoned, jailed, on parole or probation.
One out of nine African American men will be incarcerated between the ages of 20 and 34.

On an average day in 1996, more black male high school dropouts aged 20–35 were in custody than in paid employment; by 1999, over one-fifth of black non-college men in their early 30’s had prison records.

How would the prospects for college and middle-class employment look like if no one you grew up knowing had parents who were in a position to help pay for college?

...

This is not something that is out of our control to fix, if we decide to. Affirmative action, a social taboo on overt racism and institutional legal equality - all three had a modest impact on the progress of de facto racial integration & equality (measured in, let's say... educational attainment, & household net worth). But the drug war, in urban areas that were still largely segregated, had a negative impact that swamped all of these, and generated giant gaping tumors in 'black culture', as you put it, that we're going to be dealing with for generations.

The fact that we've largely dismantled due process for the impoverished to help pay for all this, that our use of leaded gasoline in the 20th century & ensuing soil contamination actually significantly compromised neurological functioning in urban populations (across races), that we assiduously attack welfare programs under the banner of suppressing an inferior 'culture of dependence', and the policy of warehousing the poor in housing projects - these things are not inconsequential.
Outperforming everyone contributing to shadertoy.com might be a start ;)
Sweden and Denmark have abolished their wealth tax. Also, Sweden uses a voucher system for schools.
I'm bothered by the usage of "whore of babylon". I feel like that sort of language doesn't belong in a review like this.
Just at a standard which would make many former soviet states cringe.
Apologies for going offtopic, but FYI, SpamAsssassin is marking your registration emails and alerts as spam.

Here's the important positive scores:

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Will these take-downs at least make it to www.chillingeffects.org? I do hope so.
Lot of people in the industry (I'm one of them ;) ) use RSS aggregators like Feedly to do this these days. Feedly even has a buffer integration...bonus points.
There are still throwaway parts to the stack at present. The 2nd stage isn't reused and the trunk is disconnected and burns up in the atmosphere. For now that's not such a huge deal, as both are fairly inexpensive components comparatively.
He would have made that money anyway. Actually he lost money. If he sold it later it might be worth even more.
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ACSIA's been in the long-term care insurance industry making them one of the most credible source in long-term care insurance information.
> we almost never solve the exact same problem over and over

> you probably end up with is a mini web framework

Yeah...
You've brushed up against a key point, I believe. Given a set container all of the problems an interviewer could ask me to solve, there exists a subset of those problems that I've solved previously, but that subset is small.

The problem here is that I don't believe most engineers can effectively explain their thinking when they are still working on solving the problem. Perhaps this is something I could work on, but I prefer everything to be silent while I gather my thoughts. It is my understanding that being quiet when asked by an interviewer to solve a given problem is a bad thing, which ultimately leads to points being docked because I have a process for considering problems that works very well for me.

Conversely, should the interviewee be free to pick a problem they've previously solved and talk with their interviewer about it, they should already have their thoughts gathered. Working under the assumption that the candidate put in a substantial amount of work, they should be able to talk at length about the project. An interesting and useful consequence of this is that, in the event a candidate can't speak about a project they worked on, I believe that says something about their capabilities as an engineer. Should the interviewer be put off by this? Maybe. Maybe not. How far down the rabbit hole do you want to go?

Overall, I think this is a pretty interesting problem that could use some good discussion to generate ideas about what a more effective and efficient process might look like.
Time to start the race to the bottom in renderers market!
Am I the only one who thinks encoding the tags into the filenames doesn't seem scalable if you have many little files and deep hierarchies? (Which I actually have quite often!)
Show HN: Teamgum – Knowledge sharing tool for teams
Teamgum is built to share web pages fast with the whole team (unless you want it privately shared). It has attempted to minimize context switch by bringing reading list, discussions & notifications all on the browser. It has a mobile app aswell on android/IOS & blackberry. When a teammate searches for info on google, it tries to show relevant feed from teamgum.<p>Tool is available at http://teamgum.com. Currently in public beta.<p>Please feel free to give your brutal & honest feedback. Some pointers i am interested in are below:
1. Messaging on our website
2. onboarding experience
3. overall user experience
4. Do you think it is going to be useful/valuable to you.
This notion works as long as you have a centralized team working on a single code base and they can coordinate through other means. Once you have different people - and potentially even different access levels - working together, you need to be mindful about version-management, be it svn or git.

I have exactly this situation at hand at the moment. We are contributing as much as possible to an open source project. However as buisness goes, we need certain extensions to this project which clearly fall under our NDA, so I can't contribute them back. That's precisely where version-management becomes important, and where real benefits of git kick in.

In this case, I can do a bit of trickery by chaining repositories: I have a public repository for our contributions, which can open pull request to up-stream. Behind that, I have an internal repository, which has two read-only remote repositories (upstream, and our public contribution repository to fast-track certain changes). From there, you can do the changes in the right repository and need to obtain the changes through the right remote repositories.
Be sure to check out Wallabag (http://wallabag.org), an open source self-hosted read-it-later client, kind of like Pocket/Instapaper.

They also have another website (http://framabag.org) where you can try it out with a free account.
Right, but you could look at the incarceration rates and mortality rates for young black males which probably coincide with that spike for the explanation. Women aren't going to not have children just because there are no men to marry, (my opinion here) as long as they can have children they will try to raise them on their own if they have to.

I'd argue that slavery, racism and institutionalized discrimination, which led to packing blacks into housing ghettos or poorer neighborhoods in addition to heavy policing because of all that is the cause of what you're seeing and not the other way around.

Additionally, as you can see the rates of out of wedlock births has exploded all around (white rates went from 2% to 30%, notably white society has collapsed from this astounding increase) which means that it is probably also pretty accepted by society which makes it more likely to happen.
The one I use most in addition to ownCloud is http://subsonic.org/ – after I ripped my full music collection I no longer felt the need for a Spotify subscription. Subsonic has a really nice Android app, but the only iPhone app I found was quite confusing, so if you're using an iPhone you should probably … make a new app :)

BTW, ownCloud used to have a remoteStorage provider plugin that would've been useful for Laverna, but it was removed due to various issues :-/ https://github.com/owncloud/core/wiki/Project%20ideas#ownclo... may lead to a new one
$649 in US

$699 in Canada

$1000 in UK <- What on earth is going on here - even with 20% VAT?
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Because you don't have to rely on a political apparatus to spend the money wisely.

By the way, nobody has to wait for billionaires anywhere, if you want to help out in education, get up and do it.
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It's apparently all 100% ideological. I have enjoyed reading economics but past some point, when it starts to be policy oriented, the thinking just stops. They pick a team and sing the team song.

The thing about inequality is that it's so shockingly close* to a lognormnal/Pareto distribution that my feeble brain says "biology!" and I stop thinking of it as a problem. It starts to feel to me like when I used to argue with algebra if I don't.

*I cut & pasted some data set from the Internet and the r-squared was way above 0.9

And apparently, if you read enough semantics that aren't really there into history, it looks like the best cure for inequality is to simply stop everything and have World War II again. Cures Depressions, too!

We could not engineer a proper monetary policy, so we sacrificed one in 25 of the world's population instead. And this worked!
and what if you want to tag a file that's tracked by version control?

or a figure that's referred to by some .tex file?

or a huge film that will be deleted and resent by rsync next time your backups run?
To oversimplify, either Dropbox is too greedy or they have grater costs per GB than the Chinese companies.
> You suggest one possible way it could be true - black families with money choose not to spend it on things that you believe improve outcomes

Then you missed my point entirely. The point of the quote and the podcast (you really should listen to it) is that black people with money were unable to move into nicer neighborhoods, because of persistent racism.

Asians carry the "model minority" tag and as such have fewer problems moving into nicer neighborhoods because people aren't intimidated by them or worry that they'll be difficult to control.

> Some hidden factor X might be causing both higher income, better homes, better schools, and better outcomes.

Yeah. A lack of racism directed against said groups :)
Amazing that the money is all gone (or committed) with a large chunk being spent on consultants billing "a thousand dollars a day."

It gives me more appreciation for Bill Gate's approach, which seems much more cautious, albeit slow.
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This makes sense. According to Wikipedia [1], in 2012 81% of Americans were Internet users. I would have expected it to be higher.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_the_United_States#...
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I don't think you know what a zero-day is or if you do I would be interested to know what is standing between you and one. By definition there is no patch for a zero-day.
Nice concept. I like the points idea to incite tagging.

The homepage does a poor job of convincing me to install the application : an image (carousels don't count) and two lines of text for a visual application.
If I worked for Google I'd probably be _more_ concerned since it's now colleagues who can read my stuff, not just anonymous-sysadmin-I-will-never-meet =P
By the way, nobody has to wait for billionaires anywhere, if you want to help out in education, get up and do it.

That is so obviously not the point. Education needs a bunch of investment in teachers, buildings and equipment, and your volunteering is going to make minimal difference to that.
Economics is highly ideological.
Imo you are being rude.

I noted what I thought was a parallel between my assessment ("breakdown of trust") and yours ("bad faith"). You may not see the connection and I may be wrong but my comment was for all readers, not just you, and was qualified with "I think".

My assessment was not uninformed. As you've said yourself, it's all there online and I've thoroughly researched the relevant period.

The key exception is that I have been unable to find your published P6 call summary notes. I would appreciate a link to them.
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Having taught hundreds of people how to use True crypt over the years, I would certainly say that it was hardly easy for the average person to use.
Americans spend over $14k/kid on education already, more than Sweden which is below $12k, and almost twice the OECD average.[1] I'm guessing that all developed countries have already reached a point of diminishing returns in their spending on education.

The reason money from billionaires is interesting is because it's less limited by the regulations. It can be spent in ways public money cannot be used. It didn't work in Newark though, as others in the thread pointed out.

[1] http://www.oecd.org/education/skills-beyond-school/48630868....
700 Euro at Redcoon.
Why such a huge accent put on taxing wealthy people?

Large portion of tax already goes into public education. Money is never enough, thus someone donating more money to education never hurts. But I fail to see connection between 'if we need more money, tax all those wealthy citizens'.
What search engine isn't?