skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hope all of these Docker overlay networks start using the in-kernel overlay network technologies soon. User-space promiscuous capture is obscenely slow.

Take a look at GRE and/or VXLAN and the kernels multiple routing table support. (This is precisely why network namespaces are so badass btw). Feel free to ping me if you are working on one of these and want some pointers on how to go about integrating more deeply with the kernel.

It's worth mentioning these protocols also have reasonable hardware offload support, unlike custom protocols implemented on UDP/TCP.
https://github.com/dimkr/dslr
A hilariously sad tale of gender bias
This makes me wonder whether the "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" message left on p2pfoundation is also a fake. It did seem weird back then that instead of signing a message using his well known public key, he decided to use a p2p forum to announce the fact.
The comments here that express positive sentiment toward Company Towns ought to be a clue. There is a large supply of qualified people willing to subject themselves to such conditions here--much larger than these companies will find practically anywhere else. It boils down to this: the environment is extremely advantageous for the very wealthy.
Nothing is stopping you from running MySQL in Docker on native xfs with aligned partitions: bind-mount whatever partition you want into the container by defining a volume in Docker.

This will be persistent, and will survive when you destroy the container. I use this to e.g. share a /home directory between a dozen experimental dev container I use to run my various projects - each container ensures I keep track of exact dependencies for each individual project, while I get to have a nice "comfortable" swiss-army-knife container with my dev tools and all all project files.

I also run a number of database containers which use volumes where I bind mount host directories to ensure persistence so I can wipe and rebuild the containers themselves without worrying about touching data.
uOttawa grad here: is there any co-op option at Carleton? It wasn't very popular at uOttawa, to the point that my employers were getting Waterloo grads because they couldn't find anyone local. There's a lot of cool companies in the capital (not just Shopify!), I'd recommend trying to find a position while you're still a student.
It's obviously a tradeoff, but dependent types can make the space of these assertion types more rich and also ensure that they are true by construction.
White House holds educational game jam
Not to mention the world keeps acquiring more nuclear powers (India, Pakistan, N. Korea), rather than reducing them.

Likely more will come on board in the next decade. Such as Saudi Arabia, Brazil, and so on. I would expect another country or two to go nuclear in Asia in response to China's mighty military.
GrandPerpective – Visualize disk usage on OS X
As someone else who lived like this for a few months (except out of the back of a much smaller Land Rover Series III), pissing is done in hedges (and the odd beer can), shitting in public toilets or food restaurants and cooking on a gas bottle outside.

Mine looked like this: http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/uploads/cars/land_rover/30328...

Going for swim acts as an opportunity for showering.

It's great fun after you get over the initial shock of creature comforts requiring planning and thought.

I eventualy gave in I found that the chassis had a huge hole in it and I had to start putting in as much oil as fuel.
1 ) Perhaps this sounds better.
Simple group folders for all
instead
Simple group folders for everyone

2 ) I agree with ErikRogneby. Lost the Russian from there. It doesn't fit there nicely.
Perhaps add flags to the bottom instead of other languages.

3 ) The top should not be hidden and only visible when going to the top.
hide it when scrolling down and show it when scroll it up.
Or simply show it always.

I still haven't figured out exactly what you are trying to solve.

But i do like the page. It is nice and clean.
I used it as a way to explore Exeter, Devon and the surrounding coast. It was fun. One hell of an experiment and life hack.

Would definitely do it again, but I would probably build my own van rather than buy off the shelf as I have that luxury to do that.

Note old camper vans can be realistically be bought for around £2k and they don't lose money. I sold mine for more than I bought it, but that covered the cost of the batteries I had installed.
Any query string works. So, "?s=1" or "?x=1" for instance. If you're feeling lazy.
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Hootsuite saves time and makes it easy to manage various profiles across a number of different platforms. Hootsuite's added bonus is its stellar customer service. Got a question? Experiencing technical glitches? Hootsuite's professional and courteous staff are always ready to deliver what you need with a smile. Yes, Hootsuite is definitely worth the cost of admission.
This is called "constant folding", and every better compiler should do that.
I'm also waiting for it: http://bsumm.net/2012/08/11/steve-yegge-and-grok.html
Yep I've been using Canary for at least 6 months and It's had it. Moving it to mainline chrome is a big deal however, a lot of people don't use Canary.
Browsers or browser add-ons can mitigate this attack by blocking the use of the same password on two different sites. That might also be helpful for other reasons.
As also mentioned in the other comment (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8259809 )
we’re working on a webmail interface (simple IMAP client for now): https://github.com/owncloud/mail
That's exactly what I was expecting.
You probably won't even get 100% accurate device emulation in Chrome but if you can cut your on-device testing down by 75% it should speed things up a lot.
This seems very nice. What would be the pros and cons of using Weave instead of Tinc ? I have used Tinc for a while[0] and, the end result looks very similar (i.e. there is not a nice command-line tool dedicated to use Tinc with Docker, but the high level description match).

[0]: https://gist.github.com/noteed/11031504
Note that "their cloud" (what they called Berg Cloud) was actually primarily a local wireless access solution, not a cloud in the cloud computing sense. It was supposed to make configuration and connection of the Little Printer and other future Berg devices easier. As other commenters have pointed out, you can have an LP-type device that connects directly to a normal wifi network (e.g. Adafruit's) and the content doesn't in principle need to come from a remote web service either: it could be provided by a script running on a local machine.

The quality of presentation and the user experience provided by Berg (not just this product but other things the same guys have worked on) is great, but they show their roots in the design school. The products feel to me more like the product of brainstorming at an ad agency than a mature response to necessity. London's design scene is full of this kind of "creative" activity, and it's super enjoyable to watch but probably a form of decline or decadence in terms of real manufacturing and craft. The pace of change is so great now in tech that designers tend to get left behind or reinvent the wheel.

Imagine Twitter redesigned by someone both technically knowledgeable _and_ UX aware. (No race conditions, URL shortening, or crippled API functions.) the reason we don't have this is a cultural gap between the hip designers and the technically informed.
ownCloud contributor here: Just wanted to say major thanks for such a great project! Keep it up and let us know if you need anything from ownCloud – we’re in #owncloud-dev on IRC :)
I am a student in Boston, born and raised in El Salvador, and I can attest the extent to which organizations like Watsi are helping save the lives of people like you and me. Chase, I'm giving up a cup of coffee a week; that's twenty bucks you can count on.
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binaries are also here https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux_DSLR_Linux
> They haven't forced themselves to become the default browser on anything, nor any quid pro quo I believe.

Wrong.

http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/02/12/documents-shed-light-...
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At the expensive of sounding like I'm just plugging my own company, this is what we're working on in the open-source project Flocker (https://github.com/ClusterHQ/flocker). We think that data-services like databases, queues and key-value stores, and anything else with state should be able to run inside docker containers too. Yes, you can already run a database in a docker container, but from an ops perspective, this is a nightmare and very far from what you want want to be able to do in a production system. Would love your feedback on what we're building and even more for you to get involved. Flocker is licensed under Apache 2.0, so feel free to get involved.
If you've been following local news, the local city council hasn't been enthusiastic to let them do it:

http://sf.streetsblog.org/2014/09/08/mountain-view-city-cand...
I have no energy to deal with people like Czarkoff on Wikipedia, who clearly have no idea what they are talking about. They should clearly think over their guideline keepers, if declining a perfectly notable programming language like Nimrod for Wikipedia makes more sense then keeping it.

From a fellow language designer: Nimrod is very notable, combining previously unthought language features like efficient compilation and macros (only Elixir can compete here) and a real-time GC, with a python-like syntax with types.

But not only that. It is also practical.
Frankly, Canada has a fetish for Waterloo. I think you have some misconceptions though: their placement rate for co-ops is like 98%. Students aren't dropping out because they can't find a position, although they are forced to travel for their placements in some cases. Most of the students I know who selected UW wanted to end up at a Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, or start a company - academia is definitely not the emphasis, and I think students know that going in.
>Compare this to the monopolistic practices of Mircosoft; who still viciously fend competitors from installing their software on OEM devices, amongst other horrible business practices

Reference? Google has been paying OEMs to bundle Chrome since a very long time.
That doesn't matter much if they can grab you and apply crowbar.
> UoW has a really low requirement for entry, of my class many students went to study at UoW most of them had average to below average grade, compared to Oxbridge UoW has a joke of an entry requirement, I later learned they have a very high dropout rate after first year - which explains things, but I think is disingenuous to their students. School should be a place of learning not a lab for natural selection.

I like it much better this way. Proving you can handle university by actually handling it is better and more fair than having admissions guess based on proxies like extracurriculars, personal essays, and easily gamed high school grades.

Edit: grammar
At MIT, it's a badge of honor how many days you spend during finals living in the library, studying all day, every day. Students literally move into the library and live there. There was even a student that secretly built his own dorm room in the steam tunnels. It's on the unofficial tour as the "Tomb of the Unknown Tool".
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This is the paradox. You can phrase it as a question: Why don't blubsoft or blub.ly open offices in city X and continue to pay the same salaries there. Relocated employees would be richer and blub.ly should have an easier time hiring.

Obvious'y this doesn't happen even though a simple common sense "story" suggests that it should. Hence unintuitive.

I'm not saying that individuals don't have their reasons for doing what they do, that's not the interesting part. It's interesting that we don't see digitization and globalization take the pressure off high rent areas and encourage a migration of firms and employees to lower rent (for equivalent of better quality of life) areas at a systemic level.
I think you're underestimating how long it takes to separate U238 from U235 or breed plutonium.
and a kick-ass OS.
I was of the impression that in the UK sleeping in the back of your car when drunk could still lead to a charge of "drunk in charge of a vehicle". Could you elaborate on why it's different with a van, please?
This is really interesting. I've been looking for a way to build in support for networking between Docker hosts in my clocker.io software, to simplify deploying applications into a cloud hosted Docker environment. I'd been young with adding Open vSwitch, but am going to try weave as the network layer in the next release. Will there be any problems running in a cloud where I have limited control over the configuration of the host network interfaces and the traffic they can carry, such as AWS only allowing TCP and UDP between VMs?
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So... Which module has the most (sub-)dependencies? :)

Found generator-angular-fullstack so far, with 142 nodes.
http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/generator-angular-fullstack
Unfortunately I haven't read enough 12fa, but I know I can address most of your questions with one factoid: Volumes. You are absolutely right that Docker containers are meant to be disposable, and should not contain backing data. That is what Volumes are for. I haven't done enough with volumes to give you a real primer on the use of them, but volumes can run on whatever backing store you want and they are not so intertwined with the container that they would be deleted along with it.

It looks like volumes have evolved significantly since the feature was introduced, you might want these links, sorry I haven't reviewed them myself:

https://docs.docker.com/userguide/dockervolumes/

http://crosbymichael.com/advanced-docker-volumes.html

(I actually do keep my backing data in the containers, we have institutionalized backups where all of the important data is already kept in git anyway, so instance clones are in fact disposable for me even though they have all of the important backing data in them.)
I got to meet some of the IRCCloud developers last weekend at EMFcamp. It's a fantastic app and a much more civilised way of keeping a persistent irc connection than any mix of irssi, shells or bouncers I've come across to date.
The web interface is lovely and the android/iphone apps are extremely usable. Can't recommend enough :)
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I on the other hand would love that. I can't see it working for my job, but from a personal time point of view I'd love it. Everyone's difference.
To be honest, i don't know the answer to that question either. But I'm guessing there's a good reason why they decided to provide the solution in this form.
This is an interesting question. Almost any language is better than JavaScript. JavaScript is fine for small event handlers in a guestbook sized app but for more complex applications it's just a PITA (I didn't say it isn't possible to build more complex apps though).

'Incredible immature' is plain wrong. Dart is quite mature.

The biggest disadvantage is the availability of libraries (packages) but otherwise it is very comfortable to work with.
There are already packages for most requirements but the available selection is still small and they often don't have all the features you are looking for.

To your question:
A few points are listed here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7712107
or
https://www.dartlang.org/support/faq.html
It's a surprise because a previous study already tested and found a very small result.
I went through an EE co-op in UofGuelph, another university in the area. It was harder to get positions without the local prestige of the Waterloo brand, but it was still a great experience that convinced me that I liked software more than hardware.
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the ragnarok beta got me re-interested in the old snes rpgs. good stuff.
If we get an answer to your question, it will be forwarded here.
Almost never:
which may causes issues likes thoses! :
From Wikipedia & OpenBSD: The affected versions of OpenSSL are OpenSSL 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f (inclusive). Later versions (1.0.1g and ulterior ) and previous versions (1.0.0 branch and older) are not vulnerable. Installations of the affected versions are vulnerable unless OpenSSL was compiled with -DOPENSSL_NO_HEARTBEATS.

same applies for :
http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurity...

same applies for :
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2010/03/18/update-on-secun...

same applies for :
http://www.debian.org/security/2000/20001013

same applies for :
https://kb.isc.org/article/AA-01015/0

sticking to early versions (lazingly will save you)
Newly Discovered ‘Tetraquark’ Fuels Quantum Feud
More likely: much worse game and they don't bother trying to succeed. Dating while working at Google sucks.
There's some advantages to using a web-irc client. You get a clean way of scrolling back through your history. Unread message count is stored server-side. In general the state is synchronised where a bouncer can leave multiple clients out of sync with each other.
The Kybalion [pdf]
Docker's design makes it incredibly easy --- or at least it makes it difficult to treat your backing services NOT like attached resources, therefore forcing you into some sort of 12factor-esque design. There's no magic to "backing services".
Free Cloud Load Testing Tool
PEAK: an intriguing approach to diversification in education
Am intrigued (and, again, showing my current early-stage understanding of LXCs), can you link the same data store container to multiple application containers? As in, have both a beta application and production application pulling data from the same core DB?

And do you simply define the container as a volume to ensure it stays persistent? That was the feeling I got from the docs, but again, might just be flagging how little I know at the minute...
Ask HN: Why Don't You Accept Bitcoin
I'm currently doing a thesis on why companies choose not to accept bitcoin. I'd love to chat about why you don't accept bitcoin or hear your comments below.

If you would be happy to participate in my study you can book a time here for a 15-20 minute chat: https://alexmanusu.youcanbook.me/
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If I'd have a billion dollars of worth gold in my Basement I'd be impressed if somebody managed to steal it. Since 1bn USD in gold would weigh 22603KG...
I'm not sure I want the MTA to fix this. It seems that to some degree the large float the MTA gets from people who don't optimize their Metrocard balances helps to subsidize fares. Certainly if they don't have the float, it'll be a fine excuse to raise fares even more.
Assuming that's true, it's probably why Apple can make such nice machines: since there are no competitor Macs, they can be built with a sensible emphasis on quality across the board, not to headline specs at a price.
I'm not sure why we're surprised to see functionality disappear from online-tethered services when it's been happening in other arenas for years now - most visibly, online gaming. The oldest example I can come up with offhand (because it's the Dreamcast's birthday) is Phantasy Star Online. That game was fun, but really only as fun as it could be played online, and the servers have been off for a long time now. EA has started turning off servers for old games in the same way. This shutdown is a shame, but hardly unexpected, especially given how niche Little Printer was.
There is this basic Tomahawk webapp: http://toma.hk/ – it doesn’t seem like it’s very actively developed though.

Then there is also Youtify: http://youtify.com – open source as well https://github.com/youtify/youtify but stale for some time.
I'm working on my first Dart web project since february. I'd say that the thing that really makes a difference in Dart compared to javascript is the Dart Analyzer. Thanks to the Analyzer the code is type checked and syntax corrected while you are writing and this prevents 90% of bugs otherwise very common and time consuming in javascript. And this while keeping all the flexibility of a dynamically typed language like javascript. Also a great boost in productivity comes from the fact that the Dart framework already incorporates all features that in javascript require dozens of external libraries like jquery, node.js or modernizr, etc.
Porting legacy javascript code in Dart is also very easy, the syntax is almost identical. I think if you do not have to use advanced libraries like Polymer.Dart or Angular.Dart (they are much better than the javascript counterparts, but currently are still very buggy and not production ready), then you can use Dart today and get a boost in productivity. When the DartVM will be incorporated in Chrome (currently its only available in the Chromium/Dartium version of the browser) that should also give up to 4x performance improvement over javascript. That is expected for the next year, when the new "Oilpan" garbage collector will be finally integrated into Chrome.
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Did you just imply that you worked at Atari in the early 80s and also on the Xbox?

cool!
> So the MTA could make a small software change that only applies to the Credit Card Only machines with limited effort.

The previous post had some good points, but I doubt a government written software system can support that type of change with only "limited effort".
Ah sorry I misunderstood then, what they meant by cloud.
Technically speaking, those same people didn't live there too long once colonizers and the US government arrived.
Yeah, I have that fear too. But more with the recent "sharing" movement.

People talk about sharing and stopping to own stuff you don't need. Which is probably a good idea, if one person owns a car and 10 use it when they need it.

But it stops when companies are in play. When they end up owning everything, we're all in trouble.
The Yo! Sushi chain in the UK does this. When you press the button, something on your table lights up and a cute (usually)Japanese-ish soundbite rings around the restaurant.
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I've been thinking about switching to the Fiedlity Amex but it has terrible reviews. Have you had and problems with the customer service?
Japan has more than 1000 kg of HEU: http://www.nti.org/analysis/articles/civilian-heu-japan/
TomsRtBt runs off a floppy - http://www.toms.net/rb/
That's one way to look at it. But I always feel being aboveboard is the way to go on this stuff. Also, its a tiny bit of a regressive tax as well. Unlimited cards go to those who can afford the upfront cost.
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Yeah that sounds right, basically the JITter is free to re-order as it want. The order you write the fields in your class (in a .cs file) enfore anything.

If you really need a specific memory layout, you need to use a trick like the one in the article, or resort to LayoutKind Sequential[0].

[0] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922785