skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It would be quite a bit of work, to attend a very limited use case.

Every Catalan (or Galician, Valencian, Basque) speaks Spanish, as do the vast majority of the expats I know (and I'm one myself).

You can still access the specific site of the language you are interested in. Or, in the worst case, use Google translate.
Taiwan is a separate country and has been for many years. Both the assertions of the PRC over Taiwan and ROC over the mainland are ridiculous.
It's been years since I worked in C#, and now I want to try out most of these libraries. I'm genuinely impressed by the ecosystem out there.
Then there's the Challenger incident. The fact that the O-rings were failing was well known, there had been documented damage before that flight. They were a mission critical component, but someone decided that, since they were redundant, the fact that one set of O-rings was damaged was enough. But that was actually against regulations.

That they could fail in very cold environments was also known. And yet, the shuttle was ordered to launch anyway.
No...history shows those who forged change and overcame repression anticipated and avoided being influenced and caught up in the bullshit.

Lest we forget..."those who ignore the lessons of history blah blah blah"
I think most people will find Strong Lifts 5x5 to be a better choice than Starting Strength, as it does not require power cleans, which are usually forbidden in most gyms. They are both more or less the same though, and focus on compound lifts.
AutoMapper does not really compare to EF. AutoMapper is used to copy automatically data between two objects of different classes (like a.UtilisateurName = b.Utilisateur.Name). It uses Reflection for that. I will try to link automatically properties by their names. The two classes do not have to have the same format. It works if one the classes is the flattened version of the other.

It might not be really clear, sorry. Try to look on their website https://github.com/AutoMapper/AutoMapper/wiki/Getting-starte....
Hangfire is the first library in the post.
Automapper and Entity Framework are two absolutely different things. The first one in a mappings library and the other one is a full ORM.

Automapper basically allows you to convert a DB Model to a DTO or a ViewModel.
Interesting. That makes it much more clearer. I was confused as to why links were being generated without angular brackets being involved.
Do you honestly believe that is how the average journalist would report it and the general population would perceive it?

'cause I immediately see headlines like:

"Github hacks China over censorship!"
It is not all a ruse or Stockholm Syndrome. It is simple. Most things that are worth doing IS both wonderful and awful at the same time.
My children are also young (two under 5). It is incredibly difficult to find time to exercise. I play soccer one or two nights a week after the kids go to bed. It can be exhausting to do after a long day of work and kids, but it's worth it. I think yoga is a great idea too.

Other ways I try to maintain my health:

- I keep a pull up bar in the bedroom. It makes it really convenient to do any sort of physical activity. Even if it's just 10 pull ups a day.

- Spend time with your friends and family with and without the kids. This is the best thing for my emotional and mental health.

- Flexibility with my job helps my energy level exponentially. Being able to work from home and minimize my commute is incredible. And the ability to help my spouse (she works part-time) with the kids throughout the day instead of cramming it all into a few hours after a long day of work when you are already exhausted.
Pretty much any country could perform this attack. The interesting thing about this, is that China thinks it can get away with openly attacking foreign companies. And it might even be right about that.

Anyone remember what happened when North Korea attacked Sony? Where are the sanctions this time?
My fault, I just read the comments here :)
So what separates this from Trello (which is an amazing (and also free) project? I don't really see anything that sets it apart, right off.
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Like I said in the other [1] thread on this topic, I hope that this drives home the need to be using HTTPS everywhere we can be. It would make this kind of wide scale man-in-the-middle attack much harder to pull off and easier for users to detect. If only getting a certificate was an easier (less costly) process.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9353785
That's how I convinced myself to buy the windows phone. "Oh, it's windows ! I can program for it with C# & WPF. It will be fun.. for a week..". I hack enough things on my laptops (ubuntu). I needed a cheap phone to make calls, send sms easily, put alarms, listen to music, browse web, ocassionaly snap pictures and read some pdfs when I'm bored. Xiaomi is perfect for my needs until now.
Your comment is thoughtful so I'll reply in kind. Is there any other plausible actor who could be carrying on this attack for so long? And is motivated to attack GreatFire? The Chinese government controls their Internet connection to the world with a firm hand. Who else could it be?

I agree that more technical evidence of the attack's source would be welcome. But the analysis published here is pretty convincing. Specifically "the GC acted on traffic between hop 17 and hop 18, the same link we observed as responsible for the GFW". There's pcap files if you want to verify for yourself.
Plenty of popular sodas are not caffeinated, so that's probably not the reason.
Yup - but there's still a difference. Someone might just want to snoop on your traffic rather than mess with it.
> I'm sure you've been told before, but just in case: consider exposing yourself to more sunlight if possible.

Yup, that was exactly the problem - and it's not easy to change habits radically to facilitate that to the point of getting from less than 1/4th of the recommended level back to normal. Since higher dosages are considered safe now, I guess it's safest to keep taking supplements (as well as trying to get out more).

I've even considered buying one of these Osram lamps for reptiles with enough ultraviolet light to help Vitamin D levels: http://osram.com/osram_com/products/lamps/specialty-lamps/ul... - but 300W is a bit much (heat, brightness, limitations of typical luminaries).
That's an explanation of the legal theory, correct?

The other side of the issue is the practical outcome. If typical defendants don't have the resources to examine whether the objective reasons given for stops are legitimate, then the distinction doesn't seem very comforting.
The Force is strong in that one.
I think the point about power cleans is fair (although if you read the book they aren't really required, many reasons why you wouldn't do them), but the 5x5 progression is way too much volume way too early.
Surprised no one has mentioned Nancy:
https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy
I can't imagine building APIs without it now.
Getting a job as a young teen to feed the family is pretty rare overall. Being the parent for one's little siblings because the parent has a second/third job to feed the family is far more common.
Yes, that's what stock buybacks are. But a corporation must have at least one human owner. That's not a rule, it's inherent in the definition of what a corporation is: a legal fiction to pool capital and liability. The implied question is, "pool it from where?" The answer: humans who have the legal right to own property and the legal duty to operate within the law.
I can relate. You're probably right about them being multi-factorial, but changing toothpaste has been the biggest help to me. I use baking soda most of the time and have avoided these sores for years.
Oh, that's an even better example!
There are two extremes.

1) Teachers drastically effect student outcomes. In this case teachers deserve blame for poor student outcomes, and we should focus our efforts on finding and rewarding the best teachers.

2) Teachers don't matter and don't deserve the blame. In this case we should focus on spending as little money on teachers as possible - just find the cheapest warm body for the front of the classroom and focus our efforts on stuff that does matter.

Which is it?

[edit: Upon rereading it sounds like I'm arguing that we must live at one extreme. I actually just mean we need to live on some linear combination of these extremes. The key point is that we can't live at the distant endpoint (teachers don't deserve blame, teachers should be rewarded).]
Heroku is used by a wide variety of competent programmers. Not everyone wants or needs to choose specs or see actual servers.
You state your view as fact, but you haven't considered some very obvious things that would normally be prerequisites to having that level of confidence:

- Minified code, including code written by humans that don't know how to name things, is quite obviously a separate issue, with a very different effect on parsing efficiency, than the use of unnecessary tokens.

- Of course existing programmers have biases. Measure parsing efficiency using people who aren't already programmers.

Responding to natedad below (rate limit):

> There are a lot of tokens which are not strictly necessary, but which make a programmer's job easier.

Which ones?

> There's more to designing a language than making it use as few tokens as possible...

Yes, but none of those things mean that efficiency is not important.

Responding to reitanqild:

My statement 'Minified code, including code written by humans that don't know how to name things, is quite obviously a separate issue' also neatly covers J/K/APL.

If there's anything else you've think I've not responded to, please actually state exactly what it is.
Switched from Chrome to Firefox, works there.
I would guess it has to be a brain-dead organ donor.
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So everyone is talking about weight training for strength only. I've done StrongLifts and Starting Strength and while it's probably effective for building strength it is also really boring in my opinion.

Nothing beats the pump you get from doing some isolated biceps exercises. It's really addictive and makes you hunger for the gym.

I would also argue that you release more endorphins when doing hypertrophy training (nothing but anecdotal evidence to back this up though). If you work out in the morning you feel high the rest of the day. This never happened when doing heavy SL or SS.

I also like the fact that I can see myself getting bigger by each day when looking in the mirror. It's almost overwhelming to realize that you're looking at yourself. I don't understand why wanting to look good has almost become taboo. Or are muscles not fashion anymore?
On a much larger scale (in both space and probably time), the planet could be part of a life form (like an electron can be part of us).
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Agreed. Many students are looking after their siblings if not working, or taking grandma to doctors appointments etc. One of my current students missed our meeting this week because he had to bring his grandma to medical appointments and couldn't work much over break because he is working at a call center. A lot of my children-of-immigrant students have to go to doctor's appointments/government appointments (say with welfare worker or social worker or parole officer) to translate because their parents don't speak English and translation is not otherwise available.
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I think you're asking about Dapper (ORM) which could be compared to Entity Framework. The two major things to think about if comparing would be simplicity and speed. Dapper is simple to setup and use. It uses standard SQL and it's very fast. On the other hand, this is not a fair comparison. EF is has many more features and options. Use the right tool for the right job depending on requirements.
Elmah and NLog are not apples to apples either. Elmah make dealing with "Unhandled" exceptions very simple. Nlog is for application logging (Trace, Info) and exception management (A try catch scenario).
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z5z9kes2.aspx

Doesn't completely replace automapper
I'm no policy expert, but it seems likely to me to be a demonstration of capability. The Chinese government has been arguing for awhile now for their right to "Internet Sovereignty", the ability to impose Chinese policy on Chinese users of the Internet. This attack seems to demonstrate they also feel the right to extend that sovereignty into other countries, to block services like GreatFire they think are harmful to their sovereignty. This attack is them showing the world they have the capability.

More detail on China's Internet Sovereignty theory:
http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2014/06/23/chinas-lays-ou...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lu-wei/china-cyber-sovereignty...?
Mentioned this yesterday, but Mozilla's got a free CA project that's supposed to be up in a few months. Hopefully we'll see some of the entrenched players burn^H^H^H^H get real competition now!

https://letsencrypt.org
Doesn't print 1.
To be fair, and this is a detail I forgot, she broke her trackpad.
Thanks for the lead. It appears also on Amazon Spain at just 160€.

Are you happy with it ?
C isn't c++, you could have compiled unmodified c in a c++ compiler about 20 years ago. Rust is a more refined c++.
This is the base we use http://www.amazon.com/Jarvis-Electric-Adjustable-Height-Stan...

We installed Lyptus tops. Works & looks great.
Replace China with USA and see how it looks.
The article completely failed on the "why". It focused almost entirely on the "what".

So why? First, the post-WWII era was a tremendously successful one. The world was forward-looking and optimistic. Then, our pop culture was looking to a peaceful, hi-tech future in space. What are we looking at in pop culture today? Zombie apocalypse.

It was also the last strongly defined aesthetic. After its rococo climax in late 1960s psychedelia, art lost direction. The gloom and negativity of the 1970s didn't find much shape in any art form but cinema, and ultimately the Sex Pistols came along in 1977, pronounced modernism dead, and kicked its corpse.

After punk, the world of high art aesthetics turned to postmodernism, reassembling bits and bobs of history and multiculturalism into a shape that reflected the past, not the future. Then the Internet came along, and design focus shifted to the web. Out in the physical world, postmodernism degenerated into mere hipsterdom.

I'm kind of hoping that hipsters are to postmodernism what psychedelia was to modernism, and a new, popular aesthetic can rise - something that recognizes the constraints and strengths of the 21st century. A lot of new art styles come from new technologies, so maybe 3D printing will lead us somewhere magical. One can only hope.
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Just installed little snitch.

Almost every app on my mac is trying to access some resource on the web, most of them over port 80 or a mix-and-match of both 80 and 443. And then the OS itself has a variety of services that does the same. My computer is like a beacon of light that shines it's position and personal information to everybody.
it's been progressively worse. lately it seems like you have a 60% chance of delays to or from work, and forget about knowing which subway will run on the weekend.
http://jalopnik.com/you-are-not-insane-the-new-york-city-sub...
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Because once it's nullrouted, it can no longer be used as a weapon. They only have so many cannons.
Actually it's also pretty uncommon for poor folks to have even a first job.

http://www.bls.gov/cps/cpswp2012.pdf
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With the growing number of crap-ware being installed whenever you try to install something on windows I'm amazed that there are windows computers not part of a botnet.

After using Linux as my daily driver for the past 5 years I had to reinstall my windows partition and when I tried install some new software I haven't used before it completely messed up the entire install to the point where I decided to scrap it and re install again.

Lesson learned use VM's wiener you try something new especially on windows.

It's gotten worse in the 5 years i haven't used it that much.
Yes, but the real treasure would be the improvisations. Beethoven was a legendary improviser, and all those performances are completely lost (except for phrases and ideas incorporated later into written compositions, from memory).
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perhaps targeting ads to the large Chinese diaspora provides an effective way of redirecting some of the wealth accumulated abroad back into China.
Coincidentally, Google Chrome and Firefox recently blocked a Chinese root authority from issuing SSL certificates. (AFAIK, the only default Chinese authoirty). The stated reason has nothing to do with censorship attacks, but it is an interesting coincidence. http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/04/google-chrome-will-b...
#1: Reduce your exposure to wireless radiation. It causes severe oxidative stress load and Rapid Ageing Syndrome.

#2: Regard sleep as sacred! Switch off all wireless devices when you go to bed and avoid mains-powered clock radios etc. in your sleeping room to minimize disruption of Melatonin production in the body.

#3: Get enough anti-oxidants through your diet and/or supplements (they get rapidly depleted due to #1).

#4: Exercise moderately.

#5: Meditate.

I'm aware many will have a knee-jerk reaction to down-vote this because I dare mention wireless radiation in a negative context. Do so if you must, but honestly, #1 is the best health advice you'll get.
Because of the way financial institutions like ours are regulated, it would actually be a SEC violation to mention the name here (silly I know but it can technically be considered a form of marketing and we are very restricted in the ways we can market). I put my email address on my profile page if you would like to discuss further.
Considering that the USA has similar cyberweapon capacities that are publicly known, I believe it's naive to assume that China isn't developing similar weapons.

How can we link this weapon with China? I don't know, but it requires deep access to the colocation of major servers in China for sophisticated man-in-the-middle hijacking, so it seems like the number of organizations that can, in an intentional fashion, compromise a Chinese baidu colocated server is very small.

When one considers the sophistication and access required for this attack, and the reality that China is developing cyberweapons, and the reality that China openly uses cyberweapons against the west in various capacities, it seems improbable to suggest that a third party is more likely the culprit than the state. It isn't as if accusing China is outlandish- we're merely saying that they're striving for cyberweapon parity with the USA...
Human beings don't have the capability to solve poverty. Sure, depending on how you measure it, poverty sometimes decreases and sometimes increases, but without being able to tease out the exact causes of these fluctuations there are no levers to pull. Those who claim to be experts in these matters have so far failed to created profound, lasting economic prosperity.

You'd do better to blame it on gravity, we know how to defy that.

Besides which, if we go to some place like Africa where those students are in far deeper poverty, they sit there listening attentively to their teachers. So I don't think your theory pans out. It's not poverty itself that is the problem (especially not in a country where every child gets a textbook), but a culture that is associated with poverty.

And culture is such an impossible problem to solve, right about now you and I should be hoping that it was still the economic problem you originally claimed. We at least have a slim chance of figuring that out.

Have you ever wondered, kethinov, why it is that we think education is something that can be solved the same way that we solved the problem of "how do we make millions of cars"? We send children to a big institutional building 5 days a week for the 8-to-4 shift, where workers try to pour factoids into their head in assembly-line style, then QA comes around and rejects those with defects for rework. And at the end of the line, a conveyor belt cranks out something that has no spirit, no inspiration, and nothing unique about it? Maybe the same sorts of systems that crank out mass produced retail products is a bad system for teaching our children.
How's it different than a buyback like Apple's so fond of?

In some jurisdictions you could also sell it to a wholly owned subsidiary of the parent corp.
it's even worse. on top of corrosion issues, they were certified for ranges to x to y degrees of temperature, that day the temperature was below minimum certification range, so management reasoned that since it was outside test range, there were not enough data point to warrant a scrub.
The mere fact that such a thing is necessary disqualifies make as a build tool for me.

That being said, this trick could be handy for existing projects.
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So rather than a basic gripper, you would rather have a 'untrained' person start with deadlift? Deadlifting is one of the most complex weight lifting movements there is.[0]

I know its tempting to defend beliefs and I like Rippetoe as well. I have done starting strength. My point is just be open enough to listen to Pavels ideas. For Pavel its not about building muscle and adding weight, for Rippetoe it is. And there is a big difference. Pavel is talking purely about strength. Not adding to the engine, just making it run optimally.

[0] From Pavel on podcast listed in above comment.
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To play devil's advocate: If you had the choice between identifying all domestic users of GFW circumvention tools, rounding them up, and shooting them, or attacking some of the foreign devil peddlers of such tools, which is the more humanitarian and mild measure?

Edit: I'll try to make this a little clearer. Consider that many of the most free and civilized countries you know will identify, round up and harshly punish consumers of child pornography. Imagine a China (or another state of your choice) that sets its mind to providing the deprived and opressed western masses with as much child pornography as they can download. Is the West's only admissible choice to dutifully round up and punish its own citizens? Is it clearer now?
for(int i=101;--i;)printf("%d\n",i);

Assuming int main(int a) we can do

a<100&&main(a+1);printf("%d\n",a);

EDIT: missed constraint that it needs to start with for(int i=0 from article.
>If the government (by US theory, this is: "the people")

You're talking about the Federal Government, which yes can monetize debt through the Treasury and Federal Reserve by act of Congress.

However, I'm talking about State and Local governments which are unable to run deficits and unable to create treasuries to sell to the Reserve for new cash.

For all American governments EXCEPT for the Federal level, they must, like any large corporation or entity, find a lender and pay interest.
Did you buy a case for it there too?
Thanks for the info.
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> Compatible formats

> Text format	.txt/ .pdf/ .xls/ .doc/ .ppt

No .odt?