skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is that in this case, "putting a red flag on [a website]" means creating 10s or 100s of thousands of spam blog comments on random websites.

Abusing your metaphor further: it would be more like spray painting the phone number of the shady business on every house in town. Certainly the officials would have to notice them then, thanks to your good works! Too bad for the home owners though...
Inside Snowden's Germany File
I disagree with this, in my experience it's almost always a really bad idea to use the DB as a queue. If rabbitmq is down the process should retry a finite amount of times (usually 3 in our use case) then set a status on the db record. Then you have audits running to pick up records in that state and retry the process once the system is back up and running. That way nothing is lost and you gain all of the benefits of Rabbitmq.
how is this at the top of HN? this news is well over a year old
Just in case you were unaware, jgrahamc (aka John Graham Cumming) is the Platform Lead for CloudFlare.
Important to note, the ruling is based on whether or not the trademark was considered disparaging at the time of registration... not currently.
Thanks for this, I didn't realize the origin came from bloody skin. If that's the case, it seems like it's time to change the name of the team.

The image really is pretty bad.
I used that for text alignment functionalities.

https://docs.python.org/2/library/string.html#format-example...
No fork? Clone.
Why it had to be Swift
It needs content. Seeing posts that are 190 days old really didn't sell it to me
See: http://www.docker.com/resources/security/

It has been used effectively in the past! I'd encourage anyone who is researching security and Docker to send new information here.

Thanks!
Precisely. Tnx jaegerpicker.
I already have 3 SSDs floating around that I know are good (Samsung 840 Pro). I wouldn't want to kick out for another 256Gb SSD when I already have one. Not only that, those fusion drives are terribly unreliable from experience.

Regardless of that, that process is HELL compared to another machine. The thing I'm typing this on now (Lenovo T400) requires any old screwdriver you have lying around and 2 mins.

1960s point to point wired televisions are easier to repair.
I have a verse for you.

"But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel." - 1 Timothy 5:8
If merchants and exchanges refused to accept block rewards from miners that don't follow a certain rule set, the miners couldn't sell their block rewards.

It's a complicated game.
Sorry to disappoint. Flower isn't about a real flower either. :P
Materials like that nasty alloy that Apple uses that people are allergic to! (Google it)

Yep...
I had one of the '386 posters on my wall in college and a couple years afterwards until it got damaged in a move.
On the other hand, has any conquering nation ever set aside so much self managed land for the people it conquered?
Winter is particularly difficult for me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder pretty much describes it perfectly. Vitamin D deficiency is huge and easy for someone with the sedentary lifestyle most of us lead. At the bare minimum, proper supplements helped me or just getting out in the sun with the intent that I need to recharge so to speak.

I think your key points help me in my spells as well: stay busy. To a degree I mask thoughts by simply overloading my brain enough that I simply can't think about them. It works and honestly I'm not one to care for what is considered healthy. At some point in my life I realized it's more important to find whatever works than to worry if it's useful or long term. I'm not in a pit of despair any more and frankly I don't care how I get out any more. At least not when the pit gets really big or deep like it desperately keeps trying to do.

I'm glad you found what works for you but I don't believe you have to take the minimalist approach you did. I'm glad it's working but we should strive to be at the top of our game. It does feel like a house of cards willing to topple at any moment but if you're anything like me, 99.9% of the obstacles you faced were entirely self-inflicted. I want success but it feels so awkward when I'm achieving it seemingly without any effort that I have to dick it up somehow to feel "normal" if that makes sense.
iirc in some countries using a disassembler is considered RE, so I'm curious if something similar happens with IC's
@Blahah: What is the result from the work on cultured human cells? I am expecting it to be a good invention.
Yes, and the relevant time frame is between 1967 and 1990. There's a good article with details: http://www.businessinsider.com/us-patent-office-cancels-reds....

> "The record establishes that, at a minimum, approximately thirty percent of Native Americans found the term REDSKINS used in connection with respondent’s services to be disparaging at all times including 1967, 1972, 1974, 1978 and 1990.
I have tested negative seo to force a couple of websites out of listing positions that I had once and it works fine. What you do is buy multiple 50k "xrumer" postings with "pingbacks" for that website you want gone. Add in some spammy Fiverr jobs plus buy some links for that website you want gone on Text-Link-Ads then report that website as having paid links. This method works 100% of the time. This creates such a firestorm of links a webmaster would have to spend a month trying to disavow them and a lot of times webmasters don't even know what disavow means. Google is so worried about spamming and punishing websites rather then just ignoring the bad data. Since Google is out to punish and Google... it's a computer program it can't tell one thing from another other then these junk links exist therefor the hammer must be brought down on the webmaster who has no idea of what is going on. This was a year or more ago but I promise that this would work fine today. The smaller the website the better it works. Try it against a mega website and this would be ineffective because of the ratio of good links that they have.
The Helsinki Times article[1 english] says they suspect it was an ex employee.

"Information obtained by Helsingin Sanomat from two different sources indicates that Nokia believes the blackmailer to be a Finnish citizen who participated in the development of the user interface. The suspect was able to obtain the highly-classified encryption key due to a data security vulnerability."

[1] http://www.helsinkitimes.fi/finland/finland-news/domestic/10...
Keep in mind that a lot of small businesses are on the internet too, whose owners often don't understand how all this stuff works, and have just hired an SEO consultant or two in the past to help improve their Google search ranking, with no ill intentions other than trying to get more visibility and improve business. My parents are two of these people actually, and changing the rules all of a sudden like Google did, with no warning and a lot of secrecy about what ranking methods were now being used, hurt a lot of small businesses in the process; you don't have to look very hard on many forums to see how badly some people were affected.

And even trying to recover from the change, it's also very difficult. Even after disavowing any outside links, former SEO experts seem pretty clueless about how to improve visibility or even show up on the first few pages for Google now. Short of advice like "rewrite all of your product descriptions so that they don't match anything you have on ebay, so that you're not flagged as duplicating content", there's little help to be found.
Not knocking ya mate but getting a religious education from the likes of Dawkins, Hitchens and Sagan is like taking dance lessons from Stephen Hawking, just saying.
It seems like a pretty good answer to me. If he feels that the code is bad enough that newcomers are unlikely to efficiently be able to work with it and not make it unsafe by making mistakes, he's probably correct.
Yes. It's certainly a slippery slope but we can navigate it intelligently (as we do with defamation) and it's worth it to keep people from building link farms pointing to a competitor so that Google will punish them.
You said yourself that you have never felt that kind of depression. I have. When I did, stand-up comedy helped me out of it--even the likes of Sinbad, Kevin Meaney, Gallagher, and Margaret Cho. I learned to turn my own tragedy into comedy, and have never felt quite so bad ever since. While I am not as good at writing the jokes as even the worst stand-ups, I do not believe that comedy is inappropriate for a depressed individual. Laughter might, in fact, be the best medicine.

And from my firsthand anecdotal experience, dark humor is funnier when you're in a dark mood. And when you're Scandinavian, apparently.

Seeing your other responses on this topic leads me to believe that you are a bit of a jerk, and tremendously intolerant of other viewpoints, even when you have no firsthand experience of the topic at hand. You, also, are a horrible person, and you should feel bad about what you have done. Then you should wait a beat and deliver the punchline.

There are often multiple solutions to the same problem, with varying points of strength and weakness. A solution that works well for you might not necessarily work as well for someone else. That is one reason why I am reluctant to say your advice is bad. Going to see a therapist is a very reliable way to address suicidal depression. But it is also not the only way, or the universally best way.

For the original poster, he may feel better with the endorphins from strenuous exercise, or illegal drugs like MDMA or LSD, or by binge-watching a favorite television show and downing cartons of ice cream, or by sunbathing with a ginormous novel on a nice beach. Some people deal in different ways. And if you go to a good therapist, that person will likely tell you to try some of those things. The Internet is a bad therapist, and will tell you to try all of them.
I am currently on a situation very similar to yours. My suggestion: find a psychotherapist NOW. I am working on my problems NOW and it feel a lot better to just wandering on my bad thoughts all day long.

I am not ok yet, I still can't sleep well, I still feel paralyzed some days, I still have uncontrollable fears, but I am really making improvements and I have someone who supports me and shows me the way.

Find a psychotherapist now.
If the author is reading this. PLEASE, please dont kill yourself. I wont say what you are going through is a minor bump in the road but if you can get some treatment and stress relief you will turn around again.

I can say from experience.

Talk to us. Please. If you need someone to talk to, e-mail me, I'll give you my number and you can even call me collect.
As many people have said here I would definitely recommend travelling / backpacking. While not exactly the same situation, when I was 21 and living in the UK, I was severely depressed with the way things were going in my life. I had dropped out of University, working 9-5 in a call centre, earning slightly above minimum wage and living with my parents.

One miserable day, I figured there had to be a different way. I bought a cheap one way ticket I saw on sale into Buenos Aires and another out of Toronto. I saved hardcore for 6 months after buying the flights and managed to scramble enough together to do it. For me, it was the definitely the best medicine. I had something to focus on and prepare for.

While on that trip I met my now wife and also learned a lot about myself in the process. I ended up moving to the USA, graduating with my bachelors and now I'm a software developer.

I think traveling in general especially to somewhere with a different culture helps you to see yourself and situation in a completely different way and opens up so many opportunities. Good luck.
A hello world in java however has next to zero depedencies.
The jvm startup is notoriously slow keeping your jvm warm yields excellent results. Just try it please.
Things like nailgun exist for this exact reason.

I can't see them porting the cross compilation of clojurescript to node.
My reply should be closer to this, I'm on painkillers a little foggy but this reply is correct. The db record being saved does not guarantee the job will be saved. Particularly with Django.
I suspect that Google (and Apple, and Disney) are finding they can keep talented engineers from CMU in the city after graduation.

That's not to say there aren't good, indigenous engineers, but, rather, that Google has a nice farm system in the local universities.
There are a lot less civilians in the air than on the ground. As to cost, air to air missiles are not cheap and there not light so sending a mix of real and 'fake' drones is a viable option. At which point you don't need great air to air drones just good enough that ignoring them is a bad idea. My point is you don't need just cheap there is a lot of value in preventing hyper specialization.

However, there is no credible threat to the US military which changes things.
Speaking of apache helicopters, the .mil has the highest concentration of native american names I can think of of, mostly names for weapon systems.

Those looking to "make a statement" can probably find the next lawsuit in that arena.
I completely agree, someone needs to drop these low quality sites out of the top 10 in Google.

Here is a typical example of a website that I think needs negative SEOing:

http://www.matthewnewton.net/
What a useless article, it just state the obvious "Experimenting with various solutions to find the ones that best match your needs is critical"

"Experiment with various" means, for each network:
1) register
2) install their sdk
3) test the app to see if the ad network is REALLY working, each ad network has specific requirements.
4) wait for ALL your users to update your app(s!) to the newest version
5) wait at least 1 month to have some meaningful data
While this is indiegogo, Kisckstarter recently removed their review process entirely.
The biggest problem is shown by the article saying that the results are "counter-intuitive". That certainly isn't my experience.
Image referenced in third-last sentence rehosted on imgur

http://i.imgur.com/Q6kpmVi.jpg
Using that logic...

Russia can ban all LBGT sites on Google because it has been deemed illegal.
This is exactly right, never ever forget your family.
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John and I met during our undergrad education at RPI. There was a small but passionate group of students passionate about IC photography.
"watch -c" fixes this.
Wanna make a startup with me man?
By the way, the e-voting system has multiple security problems:

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/12/estonian-e...
1. Therapy. If you're genuinely suicidal, go see a therapist or even a doctor, RIGHT NOW.

2. So you're in one of the world's most vibrant cities, you've got house-deposit kinda money saved, you're single and depressed. GTFO and travel. Go backpacking somewhere for a few months. If you're young enough (under 30) then get yourself a one-year visa for Australia and spend a few months travelling the east coast, staying at hostels, sunbathing, getting outside, meeting people (and if you're over 30 then do the same, you just might not be able to stay more than 3 months!). Seriously, you can't help it. I'm an expert at not meeting anyone, and even I didn't manage that on that trail.

Then, when you decide to come back to London, if you decide to come back to London, you'll have a different perspective on life, and realise this is just one city, a pretty grey one that constricts life in all sorts of ways. and she was just one woman, and there's a whole frickin' world out there waiting to be lived in. Fuck Suicide.
I only skimmed the ruling, but it sounds like this was not simply because they used American Indian imagery. It specifically discusses previous rulings along the lines of what you're suggesting, and explains why they chose not to cancel the trademark in that case, and why that precedent is not applicable in this case.

Long story short, this isn't about simply using ethnic imagery. It's about using an out-and-out racial slur.
Um, it did come from a Native American group. Not that your opinion on whether or not something is an "actual movement" matters to anyone but yourself...
The decision is not based on the dictionary definition only, but based on the fact 1/3 of Native Americans have consistently (based on the evidence presented) thought the term to be offensive.

Oddly enough, one of the owners of the redskins was a racist. The washington redskins were the last team to integrate and their foundation was specifically forbidden to donate money towards integration causes. However, I think their team name was picked by the original owner, who named them the Boston Braves like the baseball team (now Atlanta Braves) who wanted the team to be like the New York Giants football/baseball (now S.F. Giants), but Boston fans were confused and they changed the name.
+1. Actors are simply a unit of concurrency and means of communication between those units. Their scope and division of labor, as well as, the associated communication protocols are left to developer. They provide no inherent consistency guarantees.
You do not have a moral or legal right to not be around poor people. The public areas near your home are not yours, and it's not reasonable for you to expect control over who is and is not welcome there. Particularly if, as you say, you choose to live in a tourist area where there are constantly many strangers around.

If you're concerned about the burden on social services, you should demand that your local government provide no-questions-asked, no-strings-attached SRO apartments for anyone on the street. It is far more cost effective than constant EMS and police attention. And despite your claim that "vagrants" will not accept organized help, I guarantee that almost all of them will if you remove the arbitrary and unnecessary rules and restrictions. There's a reason that many european nations have effectively no homelessness, and it's precisely because free housing is a given.

If our society treats getting someone into an apartment as a <i>goal</i> that we need to work for rather than a <i>favor</i> they need to work for, it becomes much easier.
Dwolb's explanation isn't quite clear, and I tried to type an explanation as well, but the wiki page has a vastly better explanation as to the advantages of CMOS over NMOS.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NMOS_logic
1. Get into therapy. Today. You know you need to, so just do it, now.

2. Stop asking yourself or others questions without answering them yourself first. You ask questions like "How does one break this news to his fellow colleagues and boss?" Well, how do you think someone else would break the news to them? Write down all the ways you can think that somebody else would. Now do that for every other question you've asked. Answering your own questions is part of what's called "doing the work" of getting better.

3. Stop giving yourself excuses. You haven't killed yourself because you don't want to die. Nobody does; it's a natural state programmed into us like registers in a CPU. So acknowledge that you don't want to die and start focusing on what you will live for.

4. Focus on being more positive. Force yourself to think good thoughts, about other people, and yourself. Think about things you like and enjoy. Surround yourself with beautiful pictures, uplifting music, and [morally] good work. Think about a life that helps people and has a positive, productive purpose to it.

5. Learn to appreciate the world, and think of yourself as but a tiny part of it, rather than as the center of your universe. Right now you're thinking, oh my life, my purpose, my former partner, my job! Hyper-focusing on yourself and your relationships isn't going to lead to positive introspection or compassionate reflection about life. I think you should try to come to a place where you don't focus on yourself at all, where you focus on yourself in relation to the world around you.

I recommend getting some books on mindfulness and starting a yoga practice; it's a good starting point to clearing your mind so your thoughts aren't clouded by fear and pain.
This vulnerability is a good example of how a security bug is still a bug. That is: even if all the bad guys went away there would still be problems. This issue was fixed (as far as I can tell) pre-1.0 for non-security reasons. See this discussion: https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/5661 .

Basically, docker used to have a "drop" list associated with each execdriver. By default docker kept all kernel bestowed capabilities but would explicitly drop those on the execdriver's drop list. This created issues with compatibility. If an image was prepared on a kernel that didn't have a particular capability at all and was suddenly run on one that was, weird hard to diagnose behavioral differences could emerge. So now docker drops everything by default and the execdrivers have a "keep" list. Also, there's now a check for the kernel defining a capability before trying to mess with it.

There are---of course---still some issues. For example, docker drops everything then tries to add the capability back. That won't work for some capabilities because some can't be added back once they've been renounced. Still, the situation is an interesting example of how a security bug is still a bug and is likely to bite you in some way sooner or later. See also XSS flaws that limit valid inputs.
So you are storing a job in the database then - a job whose job it is to send a job to RabbitMQ/Redis :-)

Honestly I think that's the ideal way of doing things, however that's not often how you see it done.
I'd like to look at it in another way. I've a small blog, one that I love running, it makes barely any money, but for a long time ranked for some pretty good keywords.

Anyways, a few of my articles blew up on hackernews, reddit, even on twitter (with smashing magazine tweeting it out), as a result, everyone and their grandma linked back to my articles when they discussed the topic it targeted.

What happened then? I looked at my link profile and I've a few thousand "dangerous looking" backlinks. All from people that had low-ranking blogs or 0 ranking blogs, or that used Tumblr's share feature (which blogged a link and an excerpt) to "bookmark" my site. And some from people that FULLY reblogged my site without permission. Meaning that they took the entire article. They weren't shady either, they had a big banner that said: "I repost articles for my own use to read in case the site goes down" or something to that effect with, obviously, a link back to my site as a source.

What happened? Penguin, Panda, and all the other animals killed most of these sites. Even considered some of them spam.

Now, I have a "dirty" link profile through no fault of my own, using no "shady" tactics.

This just pisses me off to no ends. I never "link built" anything, the links just happened naturally. Yet, I get penalized for it. It's fucking shitty. And I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Listen to Dr. Garth being interviewed by Rich Roll (starting at 13 min) to understand what this nutrition confusion is all about.
https://soundcloud.com/richroll/rrp-050-the-rich-roll-podcas...
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This fails to take into account state and local taxes, which are often seem the single largest driver of difference in cost-of-living. Seattle, no income tax. CA, different story.