skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm a travel photographer in my spare time. I don't really need a photo organizing app, what I need is a photo metadata app. I already have a great way to organize my photos via the file system, but I don't have a good system to put metadata on each photo (where it was shot, what it is, etc.), personal rating (so I can grab the top shots and public them), etc.

The old flickr was perfect for me, I could group things by continent/country/city give a title, drop it on a map to geolocate it, etc. But now they've flattened out the structure a bit and it's not as good for my purposes.
could someone explain the problem me? I'm not 100% on this service, and I'm not sure I follow the issues here (are they skimming from donations? Is that the problem? Most charities do...)

he says tip4commit is profiting off their project, but, it seems like they're just storing the money till the dev claims it, if he wants it.

Alternatively, what if I were to hypothetically state the following?:

I will give the dev who contributes a pull requests that fixes
this issue: https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/issues/1092
10 dollars.

Have I commited an unfair act? Have I violated mitsuhiko in some way? Is the dev that claims this 10 dollars immoral? is mitsuhiko harmed?

I am honestly assuming I'm missing the intricacies here. Could someone explain?
OpenCV does detection. I haven't found anything to do recognition, I suspect it's a much harder problem.

It's not open source, but in the past I've used picassa to do recognition. You let it run, interact with it to resolve ambiguities, and then pull the face assignments/rectangles out of the .picasa.ini files that it drops next to your photos. (There was also a contacts.xml file somewhere that provided the mapping from a guid to name/email.)
Just because it (installing and managing) is so painful, have you considered 3rd party services. I use http://www.mailgun.com/ and it's fantastic: their API is simple and works great, both for sending and receiving mail.
1. It will still be turing complete. In that sense its always going to be a general purpose language.

2. From what I've been taking away, all he is looking for is a way to remove some of the redundant parts of his day to day C++ code/process. Nothing more. Thats why, while I get that it is a full compiler, very intentionally (I think), a lot of the time it just seems like very nice syntax sugar (maybe "program sugar") for C++.
They're a bit hard to compare imo. The FreeBSD documentation is more coherent but also more focused/narrow, covering only the base system and a few common extensions. The Arch documentation is less coherent, but quite extensive, covering almost everything. I think the Arch wiki is less good as a proper manual, something you'd sit down and read cover to cover as an introduction to the system. But one thing that's nice about it is that it's really a one-stop shop: if you want to know what some package does, how it works, and how to configure it, it's probably there. If it doesn't play nicely with Arch or needs a workaround for common issues, chances are it's documented there too. Whereas with FreeBSD you're good as long as you stick with the base system, but it's a wilderness once you venture out into ports, with documentation/tips/workarounds scattered across the web, forums, mailing lists, StackOverflow, etc.
The future of real-time Linux
Off topic:

What a horrible and evil website! It hijacks the horizontal arrow keys to change articles. Please, web designers, stop hijacking my keys and doing other horrible stuff with JavaScript. The web is for documents, and documents shouldn't change how my browser works.
Also of interest: http://kmkeen.com/arch-wiki-lite/
It should be noticed that the title refers to a mathematical product, which is an important distinction especially on Hacker News. :P
The non-sketchy version of this would only accept tips for repos that had a bitcoin address committed to a well-known location in their repo. And it would send the tips directly to that address. No possibility of scamming, and opt-in by its nature.

Is there already something like this?
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To me the brilliance in Radin's 801 paper was the belief that you could trust the compiler to do a better job. Essentially a compiler can have more than 10 fingers to find its way through optimizing code (optimizing assembly often means marking places with your fingers and glancing back and forth as your trace the logic of execution). That realization struck me at the time like a thunderbolt.

Cocke deserved his Turing, no question about it, however I see the intellectual antecedents of RISC being machines like Gordon Bell's PDP-6/10 (with a small, clean, orthogonal instruction set) and Cray's 6600 (with its overlapping execution units). CISC was a doomed effort to make assembly programmers more efficient.

Through the most popular compiler output today is a CISC instruction set, that output is simply run on microprogrammed emulators.
I used to work for MarkMonitor so i have great insights into this. Google is becoming a registar and they will hands down be the best in the new gtld space. Use MarkMonitor if you can afford it- they are the industry gold but if you can't, google will absolutely crush it in the domain space.
I really don't understand the hate and anger that seems to be being directed at the developer, in particular the constant stream of assertions that the project is a scam, fraudulent, and created with the intent of cashing out with everyone's donations after pretending to be 'hacked'. It seems like this sort of accusation is more likely to be a cause for legal action _by_ @arsenische rather than the flimsy pretexts for legal action _against_ them. The developer seems to have created this during a hackathon as a fun little project demonstrating what can be achieved using the GitHub APIs and Bitcoin; I'm quite impressed at the end result, to be honest. I don't have any real need for the service, since my employer pays for me to work on open source projects anyway, but if I was wanting to raise beer money from a side-project I don't see any reason not to consider it. As for the opt-in mechanism, it looks like they have resolved most of the issues, and many of the complainants have never interacted with the project until reading about it here - the number of complaints about SPAM and assertions of illegality are amazing, all from people who have never received an email from tip4commit. These days it seems laughable to complain about unsolicited email - perhaps it was a problem in the days of USENET when messages cost real money to deliver over expensive leased lines and dial-up connections, but today with filtering and cheap bandwidth it makes no sense...
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Can you explain how they have given that impression? I still don't fully understand what's going on here, but my first impression (Which seems to be the issue you have, that they are masquarading or implying that they are operating on behalf of the developer) is that they let people put bounties on bugs.

That means they are independent and third party and in no way necessarily affiliated with the project. I understood that right from the start, but I only have a 3rd person perspective on this, are the private messages different?

Could you go into more detail on your position?
Transactions are subject to the laws governing all parties, your convenience is not the issue.
What is the principle quantum number of selenium?
Sure: intuition, not anything in that paragraph besides the simple fact that the vehicle destroyed itself during rocket powered flight.

You've got a hybrid motor, it's flown a number of times. You have a program that has been going for years but still hasn't got the motor design finalized due to unknown (to us) problems. Failure modes that could destroy the vehicle include things like pressurized oxidizer tank failure, burn-through of the nozzle, burn-through of the main combustion pressure vessel, blocking of the nozzle by unburned solid fuel chunks causing over-pressure failure, and the like. The last one seems most likely, since it's likelihood is modified by modifications to the fuel (which is what they are probably changing, as opposed to the nitrous system or structure or nozzle).

Obviously no one knows for sure yet.

I'd love to see civilian spaceflight become a reality, so this is an unfortunate setback. I hope Virgin will be able to take the time to get it right. I hope they will look back at this accident the same way the Apollo program viewed the Apollo 1 fire, as a much needed chance to fix a lot of potential issues that needed fixing that were thought to have contributed in a fundamental way to the lack of subsequent in-flight failures.
> Oh, I understand that the ability to draw that line himself is part of what he is seeking.

Why, then, do you keep insisting that we should somehow "semi-objectively" declare one? There isn't even a clear line as to what is physically harmful. Why do you think that something as inherently subjective as emotional harm would have to be objectively defined to be considered?

As for "indulging arbitrary wants"; I bid you welcome to the social network business and wish you will have a pleasant stay.
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What's their issue with pretzels? :P
Another great way to make a graph more interesting.
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I haven't used rr, but I have used GDB's built in record and replay ability.

GDB's was quite useful, but painfully slow; I had to do a good amount of bisecting down to a small enough input to reproduce the issue without having to wait ages to execute before it was usable. Once I did that, though, it let me find the issue a lot sooner than I would have been able to otherwise.

rr promises to be substantially faster the GDB's record and replay; if so, I imagine it will be quite useful, though it is only once or twice a year that I actually have to debug a problem that these kinds of tools are relevant for.
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wohhhh, that's pretty hostile don't you think?

I've being reading through this whole debacal myself, and I haven't seen any good reasons so far.
@dunham: thanks for suggestion! openCV is c/c++, and for security reasons I can't use external tools.
> what would you do when your gf/bf/wife/husband complains about it?

When my wife complains about it, I just listen. She's also a working professional who works a ton more than I do so it's usually a red flag if she brings it up. A lot of times it's not about coming up with a resolution but just trying to understand what she is frustrated with.

> So how do you handle this balance?

When I first started working remote about 10 years ago I didn't think it was an issue. It was supposed to be the dream setup.

But then I eventually had kids and started my own company and saw the lines between work/life blur. At first I told myself this was natural since it was one of the side affects of being remote but I quickly became dissatisfied with that answer. This was especially the case when I felt like I had to start choosing between time with my family and time for work.

I eventually came to realize that life stuff (i.e. family, relationships, etc.) aren't a time suck from work but a healthy constraint.

For me, success does not come from pouring every ounce of energy I have into work but from embracing the constraints of my life. I use these constraints to focus on the most important things I have to do for work so that I can get back to my family as soon as possible.

For more of a practical standpoint the following are the things I do to manage the balance (especially since my home is where I work).

- Have doors on the office.

- Family time, is strictly family time. No emails on the phone, github issues, harvest invoice, etc. I'm not perfect at this but I try to go with the distraction free iPhone methodology [https://medium.com/life-hacks/my-year-with-a-distraction-fre...]

- Have strict business hours.

- Don't blur the line between work and personal health. Which means eating appropriately and getting the appropriate amount of sleep.
This is caused because your application either requires SSLv3 or does not support ECC keys and ciphers.
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Scientists try to predict number of US Ebola cases
If you're driven to be successful either for financial reasons or because there's something you're passionate about and your partner isn't supportive of that vision or goal, then there will always be a tension when you're pursuing something they don't think is valuable. Is your definition of success the same as their's?
ISSUE:
Actually the main issue is after creating droplet on digital ocean you have to manage it completely from administrative as well as security point of view. They only provides you network level security.

HOW TO RESOLVE:
First secure your droplet by installing firewall, fail2ban, IPV4 routing etc security measures, there is lots of information about this on digital ocean blogs.
Then go and talk to them that you have secured your droplet (via support ticket) they will check and restore your droplet

I also have experience same issue of DDOS on digital ocean. It took almost one month to negotiate and to make them realize that i have secured my droplet
U hope it will help
you are taking life too seriously
It's idiomatic in rust to use iterators rather than loops. When it comes to iterators that for example iterate over a vector/array, there is no bounds-checking. I don't know if that is implemented by explicitly opting out of the bounds checking in the implementation of the iterator, or by some other means. In either case, bounds checking is turned off when the "looping" is encapsulated in iterators, but not for arbitrary indexing (which is a good reason not to use explicit indexing when you don't have to, of course).
Except that gold's value is not evenly remotely tied to its use value. If it were, gold would be worth a small fraction of its current price.
A language that tries to be good for describing all games, will end up not being good at describing any of them, because different types of programs require different tradeoffs
Do you actively work with robots today?
>Tenobrus corrected me on two accounts: 1/ UK vs. worldwide 2/ The exact figures

I disagree. It looks like one simple correction to me, and isn't meant to be an excessively precise number.

And you keep acting like his number is wrong. It's not. It's right next to the number you intended.

You're being picky and pedantic because someone corrected you, and it's ill-becoming.
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> Roger Ver, a libertarian who did some jail time for selling explosives online without a license and renounced his U.S. citizenship a week after he became Kittitian (paying with cash, not bitcoin) believes in changing citizenships at will because he finds governments oppressive and borders meaningless. “My personal plan is to undermine governments who try to control people and their lives,” he told me last month over Skype.

This dishonest demonising is sad. It was a plea bargain for selling fireworks after the state got angry with him for his hostile viewpoint when he actually tried to participate in the political process rather than circumvent it entirely as he advocates now. Protip for those idealistic people complaining about segments of the population entirely abandoning the political process rather than attempting to engage with it and fix the system; This is exactly how you provoke people into that abandonment.

I have come to expect as much from people cheerleading for the state, it's depressing to have my cynical biases validated so firmly.

http://dailyanarchist.com/2012/11/12/bitcoin-venture-capital...

I argued that taxation is theft, the war on drugs is immoral, and that the ATF are “a bunch of jack booted thugs and murderers” in memoriam to the people they slaughtered in Waco, Texas. Unbeknownst to me at the time there were several plain clothed ATF agents in the audience who became very upset with the things I was saying. They began looking into my background in the attempt to find dirt on me. I had already started a successful online business selling various computer components. In addition to computer parts, I, along with dozens of other resellers across the country, including Cabelas, were selling a product called a “Pest Control Report 2000.” It was basically a firecracker used by farmers to scare deer and birds away from their corn fields. While everyone else, including the manufacturer, were simply asked to stop selling them I became the only person in the nation to be prosecuted.

The reasoning for the prosecution became crystal clear after a meeting with the US prosecuting attorney and the under cover ATF agents from the debate. In the meeting, my attorney told the prosecutor that selling store bought firecrackers on Ebay isn’t a big deal and that we can pay a fine and do some community service to be done with everything. When the prosecutor agreed that that sounded reasonable one of the ATF agents pounded his hand on the table and shouted “…but you didn’t hear the things that he said!” This summed up very clearly that they were angry about the things that I had said, not the things that I had done.
are you frustrated because it did that, OR because it did that with no indication or hint that it was going to do that?

To me, this seems similar to accidentally swiping left or right causing you to change articles in google's blogger site.
As a native Chinese mandarin speaker all of my other Chinese friends and family I spoke to were completely shocked at how well he spoke Chinese. Yes, his tones are off but the majority of non Chinese speakers tones (and sometimes my tones are off when I haven't spoken Chinese in a while) are usually off so when you take that into account, and how he said he wanted to learn Chinese because of his wife's grandma who only spoke Chinese, its very cool to see someone in his position (as a multibillionaire ceo) where Chinese has become a hobby and a passion.
Nice - I've been waiting to find a spot to jump into dataflow style and the combination with actors you describe is interesting