skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or you can use two-factor and strong passwords everywhere, but if your spouse is still using "letmein" on every account, you're gonna have a bad day soon.
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Um, ¥ 13,800 ?? That's 130 USD! I have researched this because the keyboards I love & use are wired (I have a veritcal Kinesis Freestyle and a ThinkPad USB Keyboard with TrackPoint): http://handheldsci.com/kb is only $59. The Aten CS533 http://www.amazon.com/Aten-Technologies-Bluetooth-Switch-CS5... is $67.
Light bulbs are way safer than the previous technology of gas lighting so that would reduce the incidence of fatal fires explosions and poisoning's
I'm moving to nonsense and random answers stored in Lastpass but what I had been doing is just answering them as if I were one of my friends. I have a dozen friends where I know most of those answers.
I never felt any restriction in Turbo Pascal and there wasn't a single C feature that I couldn't do with it.

The Hacker's language, back when I was coding in Turbo Pascal was called Assembly.

C was just for UNIX or when you wanted to do UNIX homework on your Atari ST/Amiga.
"[...] And worst of all, my AppleID account was broken into, and my hackers used it to remotely erase all of the data on my iPhone, iPad, and MacBook. [...]"

Backup, backup and again back-up!
This.

Those who complain about email tend to focus on arguing for solutions to problems that don't exist.
Black humor
For another perspective on that size, it's a mirror between 4 and 5 times your height, to a fault tolerance of less than 200 hydrogen atoms (or about 60 SiO2 molecules., if I have my calculations right)
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I swear Apple did this to me repeatedly last year while I was travelling for a month. I could never purchase apps.

One problem with this is VPNs. I regularly VPN (both to my house and via a service like Private Internet Access) so my location can change quit a bit.
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> 20k car and you need to fork out 1400 for tags.

If that shocks you, you've never been to Denmark where you pay $36k in tax on top of the $20k for the car [0].

[0] http://www.copenhagenize.com/2012/10/danish-180-tax-on-cars-...
I've been seeing this as a default behavior for some static site hosts. If you don't supply them with an error.html, they redirect 404s back to the homepage by default - but with a 302, not a 404 + meta redirect.

I'd much prefer a generic error page supplied by the host, even if it doesn't match the brand of the rest of my site - 404s are a pretty important piece of the internet.
We paid a lot of cash for Highcharts (Highstock actually) a couple of years ago as an up-front investment for a process manager we were building - an OEM licence. This was about a month's salary, straight after I quit my FT job. The product is now ready to go live almost three years later, and there still isn't a charting library, free or otherwise, that offers us the same functionality that this did back when we licenced it.

Not to mention the fact that the CTO himself will fix bugs for you within a week or so if you ask him nicely. Great company and great model. I don't get how people can complain about the fact it costs money. The costs are passed on to your client who will gladly pay for a better product, and you're supporting the ecosystem. I'd have paid double what we paid.
They can: http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-shapes/#shapes-from-image

But note that this is a general spec for adding shapes to HTML elements. Wrapping text around images is just one of many possible use cases.
The government being a lucrative market isn't the same as single mothers being a lucrative market.

And yes, you can make money from an underclass by exploiting people's weaknesses for sugar, fast food, gambling, alcohol, drugs etc. But then you're not solving their problems, you're adding to them.
This was so well written that, given the timing, one wonders if it hadn't been written in advance (read: Typesafe and Typelevel discussed the issue and came up with appropriate spin to mark the occassion a positive rather than a community splitting negative).

I certainly hope it's the former: Typelevel speeds up the innovation/wart removing front while Typesafe continues on with their slow and steady roadmap, thus appeasing industry deep pockets.
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Previous discussion from 4 days ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8246240
> I imagine them needing to spend money on food,

accepted

> education,

There is so much educational stuff available on the internet and public libraries that I can't see a reason why there is a lot money to spend on.

> housing

Accepted

> and entertainment.

May I tell you something: As a graduate student I have so much work to do that I hardly have any time for entertainment. Thus rather little money is spent on it. Could this be a hint for curbing the expenses for this kind of people?
You're actually confirming the point that email is fundamentally simple.
Wut? Dude, this isn't a mechanical keyboard. It'll be a membrane board or scissor switches.
Your forgot

5) PROFIT !

Because that is what this is all about (excessive wealth == power).
Switching sides during a double is easy. As soon as the serving side is switched (every 5 points), the new serving side switches player positions. Everything else stays the same.
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Even with the Twitter app installed, I cannot enable 2FA.

I also do not get the option to enable 2FA with Apple when I log into the Apple ID site and go to the menu they instructed me to in the FAQ. The whole section they're talking about is just not there.

They're both failing if you ask me. And that also counts for the celebrity leaks; I blame the hacker first, and providers second. Especially with Apple, who push you to give them so much of your data, and then doesn't take the security of its customers seriously.

Heck, it doesn't matter that Google Authenticator is proprietary. The protocol it uses is open, and there are open-source apps implementing it. There really is no excuse.
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I suppose not everyone has devices across an uniform platform.
I have a Windows laptop, an Android phone and an iPad.
And I hate having to switch between devices to type (say Whatsapping on the phone and coding on the Laptop)
As a layman I really like the premise of this Keyboard.
I've been using the K810 [1] for some time for all my computers. I find it absolutely brilliant to type on (being mostly in vim, the awkward home/end, page up/down, arrows etc don't matter very much), and it also has the ability to switch between 3 paired bluetooth devices.
There is also the Lenovo Thinkpad Compact Bluetooth [2], which I haven't tried, but allegedly "features a simplified pairing with the system through Near Field Communication (NFC) tag. Simply tap and pair with an NFC-enabled system." It also has a TrackPoint nipple.
Of course, neither of these have the slot for phones/tablets.

[1] http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/bluetooth-illuminated-...
[2] http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/itemdetails/0B47189/460/60AC6A0...
Learn to touchtype, never worry about what's printed on the keys ever again :)

Seriously though, if you work with computers it's definitely worth your while to take a few weeks to learn how to touchtype properly in the layout of your choice.
I expect the keyboards price is high and its build quality low so it will hopefully break within 2 years. Mechanical switches and durability will very unlikely fit in their business model for this product. The target is $$$ and not a great and lasting product for the consumer (as usual...).
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A 20 point manual checklist for performing critical infrastructure updates does not sound very DevOpsy to me.
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Or you could turn your existing computer keyboard into a bluetooth keyboard for other peripheral devices for a fraction of the cost: http://www.eyalw.com/1keyboard
People spend all day on the keyboard. They're pretty important pieces of kit. $130 is nothing when you spread the cost over how long you use it.
As long as there is also not a personal property tax on top of the sales tax, the sales tax on the used car makes sense to me, being from New York. The atrocious part, is that the dealer is able to charge only a 4% rate instead of the 6+% rate.

The trade-in reducing the taxable value is also similar to New York, I'm not entirely sure how to make that fair for private party sales; but I find it a bit less concerning.

Potentially if you were to sell and buy a car within 90 days from each other, the sale price could be subtracted from the taxable value that you should pay.
Yeah, I'm both a Linux user/enthusiast (I need `~\|# in the Right™ places) and a developer (Switched from DE to US mostly for []{};: etc - the UK difference would be smaller here: A moved \ and @" would be most annoying).

The tiny enter key is actually a requirement for me (to have \| in the right place). Hrm. So maybe I'll shoot one of these keyboards with the US layout on eBay in the future or something.

Full circle: Shopping keyboards is hard..
Scala.js is not a fork, but a SBT plugin that reuses Scala's compiler front-end - which is brilliant because it takes much less effort to upgrade it to newer Scala versions, compared to similar efforts of other languages.

On dividing the community, well, that's always the nature of open-source, but it's a virtue - after all, the ability to fork is a prerequisite for joining. And it can be argued that the Scala community is already divided between people that want a language closer to Haskell and pragmatists coming from other languages like Java, or Ruby, or Python, or whatever (and I'm in the later camp), so a fork could mean that the people wanting more type-safety in Scala, instead of bitching and moaning about it, could put their energy towards making actual improvements that could benefit everybody and that could end up being merged.

At the very least right now the goals are to keep binary and merge compatibility and there are signs of willingness to cooperate between Typesafe and Typelevel. That's a good thing if it holds. If not - well, market forces will pick the winner.
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You don't get the money from them, that's the point. You build a system that helps them,and then sell it to the government or any organisation which has the money to pay for it. You get your money, and they get the help they need.
That's because it was just raised recently.
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Your assumption is flawed.

I can touch type (although I've to admit that I'm not using the 'right' system. It works, both for text and code snippets and is quite fast, but .. well.. not the typical home row thing).

That doesn't help me here: The keys are physically in different places on these layouts. Look at a US keyboard and compare it with UK (or DE). Enter key, backslash, left shift key: Even if you remove the labels or just ignore them, keys are 'missing'.
Not much humor at all, really. Even I think this is juvenile.
Not using proper foreign keys doesn't mean you can't have associations, it just means that the database won't enforce their integrity. (If you wanted that enforcement in rails, the traditional solution was the Foreigner gem[0]).

(My guess is Rails didn't use proper FKs by default because the default development db (SQLite) originally didn't support foreign keys (though it has for a while now, since 3.9.16), and they presumably wanted to minimise the differences in the way they use different databases).

[0] https://github.com/matthuhiggins/foreigner
I was a huge fan of Pascal and still have fond memories - I'd still argue it is a good starting point for teaching programming principles. It's easy to pick faults in any language {Y} and compare it against {X} which is way better. I don't think that is really helpful as it ignores whatever practicalities for the time/place led to the choice of {Y}.

Anyway, I always got a chuckle from the fortune cookie :

Niklaus Wirth has lamented that, whereas Europeans pronounce his name
correctly (Ni-klows Virt), Americans invariably mangle it into
(Nick-les Worth). Which is to say that Europeans call him by name, but
Americans call him by value.

(http://www.j0zf.com/fortune_cookies.php?te_class=fortune_coo...)
Really? I remember quite a few four-word (xkcd-style) random passphrases.
You can buy cars online in the US. And Tesla does sell its cars that way. This is about whether Tesla is allowed to run Brick and Mortar stores in various places in the US.
Which would suck why again?

e.g. why on Earth would anyone hate the existence of physical Apple stores, for example? (which fits the description of "a manufacturer vertically integrating all the way from building [PC's] to running stores.")
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AFAIK most providers who don't erase disk get them destroyed. At least in EU.
Docker is not anything, Docker is a wrapper for cgroups and namespaces - also utilized by LXC.

Infact, Docker started as a wrapper around LXC. It literally configured and shelled out to lxc-start in order to orchestrate containers.

This however, is much much different to cgroups/namespaces.

What the Drawbridge paper describes is a full user-mode kernel . If you want the analagous implementation on Linux look at User Mode Linux, or the Graphene stuff that has already been linked to.
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Matias has some unpleasant keyboard patent stuff in their history, relating to half-keyboards.

http://ask.slashdot.org/story/12/08/23/1229240/ask-slashdot-...

(Search for Patent)
just with 1 wireless and 1 wired connection

That's the innovation part. 1 wireless + 1 wired doesn't help you much if you want to use it with multiple mobile devices (tablet + phone, for example) besides laptops.

Personally, your keyboard would be useless to me; when I want to use laptop + tablet, I just use a regular keyboard and the Remote Keyboard app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.onyxbits.re...
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Timely refloat... I still remember this as if it was yesterday...
You're right; therefore I try to limit my "crusading" to occasional venting out on social networks. As you said, there are far nobler causes to care about, with better ROI on effort.
Not quite. Bromiums solutions make use of VT-x/VT-d/EPT. This is pure para-virtualised approach. Atleast from what I can see, it's possible it uses VT-x/VT-d/EPT to implement the process isolation - just somewhat unlikely given how it's presented.
It's more like User Mode Linux for Windows.. except ofcourse it's User Mode Windows...
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The text says the stolen images "appeared" on reddit, which reads as an accusation that reddit users or admins were directly embedding the stolen images in pages on reddit itself via CSS or the <img> tag.

The text also repeatedly clumps reddit together with 4chan and anon-ib, with the implication being that they are all sites capable of accepting direct image uploads.

What allegation do you feel I've made?
Thats all fine and dandy, except:

1- Teatro is Theatre in Portuguese, so a common word to find in the web

2- You didn't provide an URL

3- This isn't as much a solution as it is self-promotion.
Different laptops have different layouts. My work laptop (UK HP EliteBook) has them in the same order as this one.
How do I ask them how they prefer to be contacted if I can't contact them? Imagine an old friend or acquaintance or someone you briefly met at a party. A Facebook friend request is hardly intrusive or difficult to ignore.
I think it is people's attitudes that matter more than "skills", and the problem is not so much "finding" people, it is one of "keeping" them and "using" them effectively.

For instance, I worked at a place that paid me a six figure salary, but everybody said I was "not a team player" when I complained that the build process took 40 minutes. Eventually I got it down to 20, but it was still a meat grinder. Because the build process took for ever and often had to repeated several times to make a release, and because we were doing an "agile" process that required frequent releases, they complained that I was "slow". If it was just the build system that would have been one thing, but everything was like that.

They spent at least six months looking for my replacement.
I'm also surprised that people think America is Capitalistic and or a free market. That seems to stem from image rather than substance.

What happened is a century of regulations, laws, and commingling between politicians, government in general and business.

The US is a heavily regulated welfare state. In this case the regulation is set up to benefit the ever expanding lust for power by the government, and to shield the government protected monopolies in each segment of the economy. Decades ago it was a mixed economy. A century ago it was a near-free market.

I've seen it called everything from fascism-light, to corporatism, to inverted totalitarianism. Whatever you call it, it's anything but a free market.
"fraction of the cost" - assuming you already own a Mac. For us non-OSX users, it is much cheaper to consider the Logitech :)
Ask HN: From where do you hire remote developers?
I am curious, to know from what all sources you find remote developers for your company/start ups.

I know about monthly 'Who is hiring' thread, so I am looking for other sources, if any. So where do you post?
What's special about this Logitech keyboard is the switch to select the pairing with 3 devices so you don't have to pair and repair all the time to use the device with your phone and then your tablet and computer.
Or look at the netbsd rump kernel (http://rumpkernel.org) which also runs under Linux or standalone.
Modern USAian usage seems to favour, "I myself". Make of that what you will.
Another happy owncloud user here, though the funny thing is what I want it for is specifically NOT syncing - in fact, I don't like that it even tries to sync folders. I mostly want a media player/NAS/photo gallery/mail server (though I might just install a mail server separate from owncloud; I'd still want a webmail interface though).
I'd just like to point out the simple fact that veterans do get one certain type of benefit coming home, and it's that they get automatic preference for any federal job placement they apply for. The preference doesn't expire on placement, but exists for promotions too. Plus they can get ~0% down mortgages, no problem. So it's not all doom & gloom.
Are you guys for real? They've solved this exact problem and are backordered for months and that's still not good enough for you?
For some $44 is a lot.

Jack Monroe was poor and a blogger. She wrote a powerful piece about it once: ( http://agirlcalledjack.com/2012/07/30/hunger-hurts/ ):

> This morning, small boy had one of the last Weetabix, mashed with water, with a glass of tap water to wash it down with. ‘Where’s Mummys breakfast?’ he asks, big blue eyes and two year old concern. I tell him I’m not hungry, but the rumblings of my stomach call me a liar. But these are the things that we do.

> ...

> Then you start to take lightbulbs out. If they aren’t there, you can’t turn them on.

> ...

> Poverty is the sinking feeling when your small boy finishes his one weetabix and says ‘more mummy, bread and jam please mummy’ as you’re wondering whether to take the TV or the guitar to the pawn shop first, and how to tell him that there is no bread or jam.

These are the people who can't afford $44.
Existing mac keyboard. Interesting alternative though.
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Google Charts is hosted, like https://app.chartblocks.com - you can download or save the charts that get produced but it's not a charting library that can be used offline. If you want hosted charts you've also got to give someone access to your data.
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Learjet vs piper cub? There are plenty of jets designed for training and small prop planes designed to "get things done".
> Scala.js is not a fork

My comment is more of a response to the original Typelevel fork announcement, which specifically mentioned Scala.js as evidence that their fork wouldn't do much harm. It's a pretty bad argument they're making in the first place, but it's even worse given that Scala.js is not a fork.

> On dividing the community, well, that's always the nature of open-source, but it's a virtue - after all, the ability to fork is a prerequisite for joining.

Yes, forkability of a project is a virtue on its own. But the act of forking a project is not necessarily virtuous, which is why I have my doubts on this.

I hope they hold true to their promises. It would be a shame if Shapeless' focus would leave Typesafe's Scala behind (intentional or not), which seems a plausible consequence.
Great idea, problem with a lot of the logitech keyboards is because of their low cost construction the keys wear within a year in most cases, I've been through 3 in the past 3 years.
Stupid question but what happens if you forget the master password or someone steals it?
Soylent is fucking expensive and it is ridiculous to suggest that people eating kfc / mcdonalds / etc and drinking liters of soda a day will convert to Soylent.
A task that can be performed on a phone would suit mothers at home.
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No, everybody knows that 'growth hackers' are by far the sexiest.

Also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines