skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You'll see the requests in nginx's access logs, but it might be very hard to isolate them. These would not show the response data (only the length and the response code).

But you're right, I'd expect that whatever tactic they used, the prosecution should be able to demonstrate in far more depth how the IP leaked.
You are completely right, franc doesn’t state how language are detected. The detection is based on (1) unicode-script usage and (2) trigram-counts. Some scripts are only used by one language. Other scripts, such as Cyrillic, come with many more: those are detected by the top 300 trigrams per their corresponding UDHR (Universal Declaration of Human rights, the most translated document).

Shameless plug, the page clearly stated you can fork franc to support 300+ languages ;)
>>with serious fines/jail for failure to comply.

>This is already the case.

Err, no it isn't.

>I mean, where do you move your business to? I have no idea which is the most secure bank,

Couldn't agree more with that bit.
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I can't down vote this for some reason but it should be. Asking someone if they believe murder is ok with righteous indignation is absurd.

The comment pointed out that crime in general around drugs - up to and including murder - is much more prevalent because of the War On Drugs.

There is no moral absolutism in this world, and the government can absolutely enact laws and policies that lead to increased crime rates. Of course the perpetrator of a murder should be held to full account. But the circumstances that create the motive for murder in drug cases are at least partially due to government policies that have been proven to be a failure over and over again.

Edit: autocorrect
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Everyone upset at Nisa should realize that Nisa doesn't mention drugs once. Nisa's discussion is just as applicable to something like setting up underground forums for discussing democracy or organizing peaceful student protests.
That’s because Haitians always say that! No, joking, it’s just that because of so may supported languages, the accuracy for very short inputs is extremely low.
And see the price of food go up, affecting those with the least amount of income.
I'm the Ericsson Research person responsible for the release.

This release is not about throwing code over the fence. We have developed OpenWebRTC over last few years and are using it to build various applications. This will continue, with the difference that we will maintain the OpenWebRTC framework in the open.

That being said, we are a relatively small team. For OpenWebRTC to remain competitive as the WebRTC standard continues to evolve and people find new uses for the technology, we hope to get as many external developers involved as possible. OpenWebRTC builds on GStreamer which is a well-maintained project with a active community. Improvements in GStreamer will therefore almost automatically be reflected in OpenWebRTC.

To be completely transparent Bowser is not our top priority, OpenWebRTC is. Bowser primarily serves as a demo application for OpenWebRTC and is a good way for people to try out the technology before committing to it. Some people will find Bowser very useful, especially while WebRTC support is missing on other iOS browsers, and we are happy for any value it creates.
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Agreed with the above 2 and 3. It's a nice visualisation but doesn't show the information most important to me when selecting a laptop. In addition to SSD I care about screen resolution.
Hmm, personally I'm more interested in the resolution of the screen rather than it's size. -Though I might just be missing this filtering option...
Hmm, 1 at least isn't entirely enforced. (Chrome has its own network layer, and quite obviously supports scripting.)
Seriously how is this constructive? We let people up vote and comment on an article and then swap it out to something else leaving all the comments and up votes?

HackerNews, you frustrate me.
A regularized prior would help.
That's really a handy tool when looking to buy a new laptop. But since I already did it last week, I was wondering if you plan to do the same thing for smartphone ;)
Indeed, I want small but with lots of pixels, was briefly excited that there might be an easy way to find that when the time comes, then disappointed that it appears not.
And vitally it can allocate executable memory, which nothing you write can.
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TJ Holowaychuk (https://github.com/visionmedia) is building some nice abstractions around the go net/http package, Here is a simple task manager built on the https://github.com/gohttp/app package.
Just a guess, but I imagine that's a clone of the original server (using the server image they took) running on a local network.
Thanks for the information, don't get me wrong, here I'm not trying to play at who has the biggest. Just that at first without knowing how the data file was generated, I thought the "you can fork to support 300+" languages was a statement like "well provided you find a way to provide the data file for that much languages, which we didn't because doing it is hard/require a huge corpus", but if it's just parsing more UDHR translations, then sure it can easily be forked to reach 300+ languages :)
Choose "DPI" for the y-axis and the highest resolution laptops will be on top.
I get an error after the page loads

"BufferLoader XHR error"
I honestly don't know which is more damning, your sympathetic interpretation--implying "self-absorption" and "formal carelessness"--or mine--implying scumbag cynicism. The reason for my vitriol is my own experience with this kind of "offer". From many people I've talked to this is a calculated technique, and in my opinion expresses a deep disrespect for the recipients. If you are thinking about signing a contract of any import, your lawyer needs to look at it. You can be sure theirs did.
Because of this, it is pretty useless unfortunately for those that customize their laptops when buying online. This is most useful for those that just want to go into a store and buy something off the shelf, but then having this online isn't that useful.
Honest question:

If what we think of as real particles are really just useful abstractions over a more complicated reality, but that underlying reality is basically the same thing mathetmatically that exists in condensed-matter, is there a significant difference? Where does the analogy break down?
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Forgot to mention, I use this bookmarklet with amp-what to change the font to Segoe UI Symbol as that often has more Unicode symbols and is the font used in a lot of the places I tend to use unicode symbols.

javascript:(function(){var newcss="samp { font-family: Segoe UI Symbol; }";if("\v"=="v"){document.createStyleSheet().cssText=newcss}else{var tag=document.createElement("style");tag.type="text/css";document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(tag);tag[(typeof document.body.style.WebkitAppearance=="string")?"innerText":"innerHTML"]=newcss}})();
I'm with you. For me I don't care unless it's size<15.6" and screen>=1080p
I think you could make your point much more clearly by starting with "support our troops". And then start with some uncontroversial points about the disgraceful way the veterans are supported, then make some jabs about the military-industrial complex, dying for oil, et cetera as you feel them out and find out what their sore spots are as you move the conversation towards more controversial topics. I bet you could have a lot of people agreeing with you that the system should be dismantled using this approach. The point is that you actually do support the troops, the troops as individuals, but not as a system.

As for what you're advocating for, how about raising the minimum enlistment age to 21? I think that would have a huge impact, and I bet you would be able to get support from both sides for that one, with arguments like "today's military requires not cannon fodder but highly skilled individuals capable of making sound moral judgements quickly".
Pretty cool! Fast loading and it is clean. Not all WebGL games are like that.
I’m also really interested in trying something like this: http://www.slideshare.net/shuyo/short-text-language-detectio... (slide 6). But I’d need a lot of training data, more than UDHR.
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for that, the way I've done for TatoDetect (which is meant specifically for the task of detecting the language for "one sentence a time" ) is to have a database of N-gram huge enough for a language to be nearly sure to have "them all", so that you can consider that if your text to detect contains a N-gram that your language does not have in database, you can apply a 'decrease score' for the said language.
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Well, it's a handy tool, although I think it's missing some other filters (battery life, GPU / CPU performance... and the obvious "Has SSD as primary storage" filter.
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Seems like this just compares the L1 distance of the trigram count vector to some preselected document in each language. That won't be very accurate. A much better way to go here is naive bayes. There are more sophisticated approaches but naive bayes will get you much further than this already. If you train this with wikipedia articles for the most popular languages you would most likely get >99% accuracy.
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Weight in kilograms would be helpful.

Resolution in DPI also would be helpful.

Some indicator of whether it's configurable would also be helpful... but then, this is just an Amazon affiliate play and I guess that Amazon doesn't offer the full range of config options so are you just restricting the results to that which is available via Amazon?

Edit: Just found DPI as a side selector on the axis picker.
The way I read that was that the phpmyadmin screenshot was not supplied by the FBI, rather it came from Krebs for the purpose of demonstration.
I just tried to get it to monitor nginx on Ubuntu, but couldn't get it working. I opened a GitHub issue.

https://github.com/mperham/inspeqtor/issues/13

Anyways, it looks simple and I'm looking forward to it maturing. It will be nice to template and deploy via Ansible. I'm interested in monitoring PostgreSQL, Tomcat, etc...
> datacenter game

It didn't exactly live up to the expectations.
Can somebody tell me if the books are available in English? Everything seems to point they are French only. Also are 5, 6 - 5|6 and 0 - 1 all separate pieces of literature?
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It was no image - it was a tarball with some highly suspect mtimes.
It's interesting to parallel to medical cases. Ordinarily, a jury uses their own judgment to decide if someone was negligent measured against ordinary standards of care. But in a medical malpractice case, they decide instead whether someone failed to adhere to accepted medical practice. That gives the medical community a lot of power, because they get to set the standard of practice, and testimony about a specific doctor's actions is always filtered through a medical expert witness.

To date, engineers have not been given similar consideration, probably because they're not independent and their employers would force them to abuse the privilege. E.g. automotive engineers would say "oh, it's totally acceptable to have that exploding gas tank" and software engineers would say "oh, it's totally okay for that to lose all your data."

Barring special consideration like that, it comes down to the expert witnesses. The jury will decide based on which expert they find more credible / whose lawyers do the best job of presenting their expert.
It seems like it should just add all those in as separate models. Pretty easy.
Hi Steven, good to see myself (as a potential customer) in that video :)

I can attest that the performance were indeed those seen in the video. We are testing the system these days and, so far, it looks like nothing else we have seen.

Disclaimer: I'm the CTO of a large Wireless ISP.
I'm scratching my head a bit on what "actor framework" really means. The only mildly interesting feature I see in BeeHive examples is the Channel, which looks like an asynchronous RPC, perhaps with ordering. Can someone please give an "elevator pitch" example of what "true actor framework" is and how it's different than async RPCs?
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The parent post comes across to you as giving DPR a free pass. IMO this says much more about you than it does about the parent post. I see no such implication myself.
I've been looking for something just like this.

Do you plan to release an ePub or mobi-format book? I'd prefer to read it on my ereader, and PDFs don't reflow on smaller screens.
Perhaps I'd take your comment more seriously if you didn't call Hamas a political party.

But seriously - I have so much to say about what you wrote, but I don't think HN meant for this kind of discussion.

So, back to on topic stuff: is RAILS really dead?
@jamespo said "Well that's the weakest excuse for ordering someone to be murdered I've read today"

Responding to that with some canned rhetoric around how drug-related murders would be fewer in a post War on Drugs world it's really a response to that post.

I have no righteous indignation. I'm frustrated that the conversation is going like this:

Person 1: Ordering an assassination is bad, and saying that
the War on Drugs is bad isn't an excuse for it.

Person 2: But if the War On Drugs didn't exist, then
drug-related murder wouldn't exist! Perverse
incentives!

> Of course the perpetrator of a murder should be held to full account.

This is the point that I see some of these "War no Drugs == Bad" posts dancing around. They ignore this in favour of using this story as a platform to preach their views.
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Yeah, so I’d like to add an easier way to support more, or less, languages through the Node API. Currently, there’s a number (1e6), the amount of speakers of a given language, which is hard-coded in the generation file (I added a link this morning in the statement about forking to the actual line).

If you set that number to 0, or 100,000 and execute `npm prepublish`, your franc supports more languages :) That’s it!
Photons are something of a special case because they are massless. Gravitons, too. As bosons, their interactions are not limited by the Pauli exclusion principle, so they can not annihilate each other. They interact through different means (electromagnetic). They're both because they only have the common properties of particles and their antiparticles.

It's basically like saying "the number 0 is its own negative number". It's correct according to some definitions, but not useful.
Seems like a lot of this hand-wringing is unnecessary. No one is condoning free-enterprise murder. That's just not a fair reading of any posts I have seen, so far.
simply amazing :).. i like it
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terrific! i like the matrix effect in the back :)
Your thought process is simplistic. It's not ok to murder good people, but it's ok to murder bad people. DPR was trying to kill an extortionist threatening to sell out Silk Road users to the police, which would have resulted in many families being destroyed. He definitely deserved death.
Exactly, and they also have spin 1/2, but we're unsure of their other properties that might make them Majorana particles.
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this makes me nostalgic. and unproductive
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And isn't that completely bogus too - you don't want programmers who can regurgitate algos you want ones that can take an overview and know which algos to apply and how to implement them in a timely way using reference material if needs be ... perhaps it's too hard to test for that ability in interview?

It's like upthread someone talked about engineering exams - seemingly you don't need working engineers to run through equation derivations and do arithmetic. You want them to understand the basis for the derivations and to have a mental model that will spot if the calculations are way out, for sure, but really you want them to be able to take an overview: know which factors are important, use the engineering tools they have. A practical engineer is going to be using computers to perform calculations (be that chemical processes or electronics or civil structures or whatever).

In a way I think we're on the cusp of a change in how we need to approach job focused learning. We're getting to the point where we've stood on the shoulders of so many giants that if you want to operate at the top you can't see the floor any more. By which I mean that maybe the human mind can't cope with the full vertical stack in some fields, that we need to have people either focus at the bottom - understanding the basis on which particular knowledge is built. Or understand the top - be able to work with the tools for implementation.

Maybe.
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Do we have details on the methods used in the breach? Was it via a Trojan in an email or direct attack on vulnerable front end server?
Bonjour HN !

Chipsed is the result of a small Hackathon between four colleagues. We wanted to have some fun and to push our limits. Try with any Instagram picture, and share the fun :)
Then subsidize food for the poor.
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Sorry to supply the negative feedback but,

As a laptop search tool this is cool but lacks practicality because there are so many missing search options. Just look at ebay laptops for example.

As a data visualization tool this is cool but nothing I have seen comes close to silverlight deep zoom for displaying and filtering large image sets.

I do appreciate the difficulty of what this is trying to accomplish and I commend the OP for making it this far! Dont stop now!
> take a look at society at large

I think this is a precursor to a lot of drug use in the U.S. We see, we panic, we cope. (Ok, I am painting with a rather broad brush this morning...)
Would be cool if there were a checkbox for "sane keyboard layout" to filter for only models that don't break up the sacred home/end/pgup/pgdown block.

Sadly, it would be easy to implement in 2014. Just map it to set the entire grid to display:none.
There are some jigsaw pieces missing here.

If the nginx configuration for port 443 did indeed not restrict access to [star].php, then that means that index.php would have been accessible to the Internet at large (although HTML elements with other suffixes - e.g. .jpg, .css, .js - would not have been served).

If the CAPTCHA element's URL also ended in .php, then it's not beyond the realms of possibility that Tarbell could type the IP address, followed by /index.php and end up seeing a screwed-up version of the SR home page, with the CAPTCHA as he describes in his testimony.

The log file entries cited are for port 80, whereas the SR webserver ran on port 443.

If the defence already have all the log files, they should grep for 199.170.71.133 in the 443 logs and/or search for a group of log file entries with simultaneous successful serves of anything ending in .php, with "permission denied" failures for things not ending in .php

Incidentally, the May 3, 2013 webserver IP leak referred to in footnote 5 to Tarbell's testimony syncs up nicely with the date of this thread on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SilkRoad/comments/1dmznd/should_we_...

Credit to Michael Koziarski for the Reddit link: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/10/silk-road-lawyers-poke-ho...
Quoting from the article: "Hundreds of these homes are hooked to wells that are treated as private property: When the water is there, it is solely controlled by owners. Because the land is unincorporated, it is not part of a municipal water system, and connecting to one would be prohibitively expensive."

So, the waster water treatment is septic, the original source is rainwater, and there are no pipelines like what you are talking about.
Hey thanks! English is not my native language. Did I say it wrong?
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The SRV record should normally be cached, so it would not be slow just for existing.

What Amos was talking about is the problem of some resolvers not returning an answer at all, not even NXDOMAIN or an empty authoritative answer, due to the fact that he queried for AAAA records and some resolvers are buggy and can’t handle those queries. SRV is irrelevant to this problem, except that using “happy-eyeballs” and requiring A and AAAA has problems.

What William Chan (陈智昌) was talking about was where a query for SRV records fail, causing a long timeout. But this is not the normal case; normally you get an answer (perhaps an empty one) immediately. And since this has nothing to do with IPv6 and buggy resolvers, I don’t know why this situation should be considered common enough to optimize for. (Clients which really wanted to mitigate this could certainly detect this case when it happens and keep a blacklist.)
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Doesn't "item" denote the actual article that's posted, not the subject of that article. This is a strange definition of duplicate if you can't post different stories about the same topic. Don't we encourage multiple points of view and if we find someones interpretation of the topic interesting doesn't it deserve to live or die on its own?
> Not really a reason to pick techstars over another program

When was this a debate about picking techstars over any other program? The article relates to picking nothing as opposed to joining TechStars. I think these perks are a little harder to come by when you turn an accelerator down for the no op as opposed to "I picked accelerator B instead of accelerator A".

I'd tell you that if you wanted to do an apples to apples comparison of accelerators we should save that for another thread lest we get too off topic, but that hasn't stopped others in this thread from turning the article into a TS vs Other Accelerator debate, so why should it stop you?
Under the "Why Revise HTTP"
http://http2.github.io/faq/#why-revise-http section the summary is basically "So we don't have to be as mindful of the number of HTTP requests" Is this really a compelling reason? I would argue it is not, especially if we have to trade a human-readable and easy to troubleshoot text-based protocol with a binary one. It seems like we are solving a small problem by creating a larger one.
I really try not to buy consumer (or shoddy business) equipment that falls apart within two years. I wonder if someone has aggregated average lifetime to failure, because that would be very meaningful to me as an axis to consider before purchase.
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is anyone else really bothered that the article says CD but it's actually about DVD?
I'm confused. You think that those poor people living in that town could afford to pay more for their water than farmers? The water they are getting is DONATED at the moment. Free.

The market is not the best way to distribute water if the people in those are willing but cannot pay.
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