skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While I agree that IPv6 makes NAT obsolete, I, unfortunately, don't see NAT going away even after everyone is 100% on IPv6. Too many people/companies rely on NAT for "security" for it to completely die.
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It seems like day by day the stories being posted on HN more and more resembles something like reddit, and by that I mean stories like this are just so minimal in value and more geared towards self promotion
Off topic, but considering HN uses Cloudflare, why isn't it IPv6 enabled?
There is actually nothing in meteor which states that you have to have only a body tag in your html. In fact, you can very simply render html headers, footers, and other static html without javascript. You can also handle 404 and send static pages for such appropriately. If someone has misinformed you, do take their opinion as nothing more than nonsense.

Now if you happen to run across a site which does not handle this properly, that is not shocking in any way. I have found that generally speaking those who disable javascript often complain about sites which extensively use javascript. They say things like "you can't assume that everyone has javascript enabled", "javascript is a security hazard and you can't expect me or anyone else to run a site with such a blatant vulnerability", and "how dare sites use such shotty technology to give an experience, they need to realize we need the same experience but without all of the vulnerabilities". The list of complaints go on and on.

The reality of the situation is this: as someone who makes consumer applications for profit, most of us don't care about you. If you are willing to turn off javascript, you are probably not my target user. If you work in an organization which does something so stupid as to break ssl in order to commit mitm attacks on your own employees in the name of security, you are probably not my target user. I do this for profit, not to cover ever last edge case known to man for every "security conscious" consumer of the Web. I worry about the security of my actual users. I worry about giving them the best possible experience. I care that they can use the product and enjoy it and will come back again and again. Javascript is optional for you, but it is not option for my applications. Hundreds of thousands of my users don't seen to mind.
What are the best ways to promote content?
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This was quite good.

Interesting that most hashtags don't get more than 3 posts per hour - that breakdown would be a good graph to see! It's also curious that they don't apply some type of seasonal decomposition to the timeseries data; though perhaps that that makes sense with Instagram's particular data.
Up until now, the rational choice was to dole out as many IPv4 addresses as possible, in order to justify a larger allocation from ARIN. Now that the party's over, we should expect ISPs and hosting providers to become more stingy with their addresses: more NATs, more proxies, higher prices.

Any new providers that pop up between now and the date IPv4 becomes irrelevant will be at a competitive disadvantage.
Super Arcade, a great arcade nearish LA, is having similar problems right now. Had to shut down last December due to rent changes, was set to move, then the city council decided it wasn't going to allow it.

http://superdojo.blogspot.com/
It's dramatically less verbose when you are dealing with code that uses associative data structures, both because of having nicer literal syntax and because the data structures can be applied directly without needing to reach for things like hash-ref. (Which makes a boatload of sense, because immutable hash maps actually have more in common with mathematical functions than Scheme procedures do.) In addition, functional nested updates are very verbose in Scheme.

However, both of these problems can be solved in Racket by third-party libraries.
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Any mobile positions? (iOS / Android)

This is my experience:
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/abdurrahman-qadan/47/6b8/833
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Hacker News does not support markdown. It supports just italics with asterisks, blank lines for paragraphs, code blocks by indenting with two spaces (while markdown uses 4), and auto-linking URLs. https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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Just like Buzzfeed.
The "eggs" remind me of the round stones found in glacial mills

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At worst, I see NAT being replaced with default-reject-unless-associated-with-an-existing-internally-initiated-connection border firewalls everywhere a sysadmin with half a clue works.
I hate facebook videos with passion. Youtube videos are much better quality wise. Whenever somebody uploads a fb video that i like, I go ahead and look it up on youtube.
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If it were Buzzfeed the title would have been something like "You'll never believe what happened when she divided one by 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,998,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999!!!!!1"
This news means they got the first request that was too big to be accepted.

There are still about 300 /24 networks.

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Considering Samsung's been paying off justices & politicians for decades, it's very unlikely that they will lose any sort of legal battle in Korea.

About a decade ago, the chief legal counsel of Samsung blew whistle on the extent of corruption that goes on within the company. Of course, nothing of consequence happened.

Source: Korean Wiki on the whole incident linked below

Google translate is poor for Korean, but you will get the gist of it.

https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%82%BC%EC%84%B1_%EB%B9%84%E...
Because this usually turns in to some kind of meta debate, I hope I'm not sidetracking by too much.. but:

I, for one, am glad that sometimes good things get reposted, because I've been reading a lot about neural nets lately following Google's various recent posts (and studied topology in school), but I had missed this article the previous year (when I was probably distracted by some other fascination).

Reposting interesting articles about topics that are currently in the media attention (and thus the public attention) is a form of sharing meta-data about the field: reposts on a topic on particular interest probably have some sort of underlying metadata link. (After all, someone thought it was worth bringing up in the context of the current discussion.)

Today, I learned how to integrate something I studied long ago at school and something that's my current hobby. Fucking awesome!

Thanks reposter.
Sure it is. All parts of a Smalltalk program are present as objects that can be manipulated by sending them messages. Classes, methods, variable bindings, closures, stack frames, even individual messages are objects.

As a practical matter, methods also have a textual representation, but that's not strictly necessary. Ten or fifteen years ago, the Squeak method browser had a mode where you could write Smalltalk code using tiles, kind of like in Etoys, no parsing necessary. That was a hassle to use, though, so people stuck with writing methods using text.

By the way, Lisp has the same sort of "impurity". S-expressions are very simple, but they are syntax. It's surely possible to create a tool that would let one construct cons cells in memory directly, but that would be a hassle. Instead we use parentheses.
Fund alternative media whose cost structure is much lower than TV networks, e.g. this TISA explainer video on banking, public services regulation and corporations, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wwkikCpQ6pk . The Young Turks is the top online news show on YouTube, I wish they had episode transcripts. There is a related PAC to reverse Citizens United, http://www.wolf-pac.com
No they can't. That goes against the US antitrust law. Likewise, Coca Cola can't tell a shop that they won't sell them their products if the shop also sells Pepsi.
I suspect there are a substantial number of people whose primary interface to "what's new on the Internet" is to check Facebook. Sure, there are better tools, but it's hard to argue with the "everything in one place" approach.
There it is. Clear.
Uh, maybe it is a learning exercise?

Are you always this much of a dick?
They must be some pretty weak and nuanced ancillary benefits if you're unable to explain them in such a way this "dumb" populace can understand the trade offs.

> Whether the good in the TPP outweighs the bad is an open question that I don't have an answer to. I am just trying to provide some counter arguments to an otherwise one-sided discussion on here.

Its not an open question, its a closed, hidden question we don't get access to, let alone any answers to.

This is a one-sided discussion because it is a one-sided situation.
Is your workplace more interesting than your landing page?
This is why I think static bug checking and compiling should be two different tools. There is no reason to fail a build which used to run, even if it has bugs.

Doing all those checks at build time is slowing the build down too.
I was a dedicated st2 user that left because of package instability. My windows setups sudden wouldn't be able to open and segfault iirc after package updates. I wanted answers but the forums had none, so it was back to ides.
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Or who's cell phone shut off 1 or 2 cells over then turned back on 1 or 2 cells over in the time frame of the crime. This is the kind of FBI sleuthing I'd support, assuming they got a warrant.
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Do they?
In Toronto, we just had an alleged hitman do the deed with a disguise and stolen getaway vehicle use the same vehicle to scope out the scene the day before in broad daylight without a disguise...
Well, how did you approach him? Did you ask him what kind of monetary figure it would take for him to consider open sourcing it? Or did you just ask him if he'd open source it for a crowdfunding effort?

In his mind, he may be thinking "crowdsourcing? Why would I give you my baby for $20k"

If I were in his shoes, I wouldn't in my wildest dreams expect that someone asking me about kickstarter would be in talking about the 7 figure range.
Discussion from three days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9794548
While each city and town having their own unique time-zone seems anarchic by today's standards, it actually made sense back then. Real-time interaction with other time zones simply did not happen and travel was an infrequent thing for most people. It made more sense for a time zone to be calculated specifically for a given location. That way high noon was at exactly the same time for any given town and sunrise, sunset, etc were the same for towns at the same latitude, rather than ranging anywhere within an hour (or more in some cases) as they do now. Today's approximate time zones arose as a trade-off between astronomical precision and convenience in a shrinking world.
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I think the name is appropriate. These looked so good that I just did a rather sensuous sigh when I saw them.
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Now comes the hard part of wondering what to lookup.
Shall we search for financial crimes? Nah...by the time we develop the expertise to write the query the crime has changed.
Shall we find the next Boston Bomber? Nah...even more complicated.
So what do we look for? The easy stuff...Godzilla for example. Someone has to keep watch.
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yes, the interstate system was built under eisenhower, the ex general. similar to the reconcfiguration of paris to promote military transport in the 19th c. the point being you need to improve route 66 era roads to handle modern industrial transport. the interstate system is really not a passenger-car centric piece of infrastructure in many ways.
The last time i used letmegogglethatforyou.com because 90% of the time when i need lmgtfy.com it's the first result that I need.
- Most screen readers handle DOM updates just fine.

- I'm defining a web-app as something that feels like an application, not a website. If you are making a news site, fastn probably isn't the way to render everything. You can however just use fastn enhanced functionality, since it isn't a framework, just a tool to make chunks of UI.

- on average, 99% of users have JavaScript installed. As above, if your target audience is `literally everyone`, sure, fastn probably isn't the way to go. Having been a library developer for nearly a decade now, I am intimately aware that different browsers have differences. Fastn should work the same on all modern browsers, and if you find any bugs, let me know and I'll fix them :).

- Delays from loading additional files will be negligible. Not sure how to back that statement up tho ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

- As mentioned, rendering a fastn app on the client is very fast, faster than serving an equivalent page from ASP.net for example, even in a 1:1 race. The issue with server-side templating is that there is one server rendering N requests, whereas with client-side rendering, the N clients are doing the heavy (actually pretty light) lifting.

- I spend an enormous chunk of my time doing performance analysis and improvements. Have a look at recent commits to fastn or enti (the databinding module) and you will see quite a few commits with "performance" in them. We have non-trivial applications using fastn that perform at extremely acceptable speed (hundreds of fields, with live validation, across multiple tabs, renders in around 150ms)

- My work PC is only a few times faster than my Nexus 5. Btw, the homepage renders in 1.2s(~500ms JS) on my phone.

I hope you do give it a go. Fastn isn't a tool for every job, that's the point, it's just a tool. It's up to the developer to decide if it is appropriate.

It has been developed mostly with cordova apps in mind (and yes, they have been made with it, and are quite snappy), where abandoning HTML is actually really nice. It makes writing apps more like how you would do it native, in code, not a markup language.
That's a tough one.
As you probably know, we all have phones (mostly iPhones)
In terms of things that aren't electronic it gets tough. Shoes are a common place to spend money as is most other clothing. I would say apps and downloads are another big thing.
To tell you the truth though, nothing really sticks out to me as the #1 best seller.
You caught my attention with this "alot less painful than trying to use Flux with an API backend" Can you elaborate a bit on how you architect your apps with Meteor and React?

I've typically tied my Flux Action layer to my api backend (where my ajax code goes) which then dispatches to the Store layer, then the View (react components) listens to that...

With Meteor where are you hooking your api backend into the react components? I'm a little lost looking for decent examples of different Meteor/React architectures.
How are you "clearly biased"?
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Stock Options Cliff and Corp/VC Reputation
I was recently fired from a startup just before the one-year anniversary. Because the stock option plan had a one-year cliff I didn't get to keep any options. I was surprised to find out that this is not uncommon. With hardly any effort I discovered three similar cases of senior people with amazing backgrounds getting fired before the one year anniversary. Clearly, companies can get away with behavior like this because few people are going to talk publicly about getting fired.

What would be the best way to track a company or VC reputation? Glassdoor may work for large companies but doesn't seem to work for smaller ones. Since the state Gov already tracks employment, why not make those statistics public? This can include number of employees hired/fired per category, compensation range, gender, age, benefits offered, stock options, sr staff turnover and perhaps other useful stats. We regulate info to buy a company stock, why not do the same for the labor market?

I know that the political systems is mostly run by corporations but why can't we think of a better system that will make the labor market more transparent and fair? After all, good reputable companies will benefit from transparency. In California we vote for lots of silly propositions, why not proposing something useful.

Finally, what is the rationale for the 1-year cliff other than screw employees? Why do we make it so easy for a corporation to fire someone? I don't think it should be too hard but there should be a process and more balance and it should have a higher cost for companies (unless they are truly out of $). Perhaps employment agreements should be standardized and made public so critics can review them.

Because of lack of transparency individuals are at a disadvantage unless we change the rules of the game though the democratic process.

Anyone out there has similar feelings/thoughts? Are there any meetups where people talk about these issues?
By the way: the family that owns Samsung are distant relatives of the deposed royal family and of several current politicians, so familial loyalty might be in play too.
Link? I found this http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2013/07/13/slaying_of_hit... .. your thoughts? Are the mafia still active overtly in Canada?
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Is this vandalism or a terrorist attack? Interfering with communication structures..
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Time is kind of like programming. There's an underlying meaning (passage of time, functions) that is agreed upon but a million interpretations on how to implement.
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And that's what I would do (basic stateful inspection), but there are too many organizations (especially SMBs with little/no I.T. staff onboard) who will simply use NAT with IPv6 to get that same end result.
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If you're worried about malware leaking IP, use whonix (on a fresh installation if you're worried about the host getting infected also). Malware would need to both get on Whonix and run, and a VM escape to leak anything.
"... you can still buy IPv4 addresses for ~$12/ip."

About the price of a domainname? (Note I did not use the word "cost". I create dommainnames all the time at the price of $0.)

Given the choice between a domainname and an IPv4 adddress, I would take the IPv4 address.

Also, given the choice between a single, routable IPv4 addresses and a block of IPv6 addresses, I would still choose the IPv4 address.

IPv4 is "simplicity" in comparison to the complexity of IPv6. IPv6 has features I do not need.

Whenever I am granted the choice, I always choose simplicity over complexity.

Most of the time the additonal complexity is not needed and can only cause problems in the long run.

This is only the opinion of one "consumer". Certainly the "market" may have another opinion.
Nice. I learned a ton with this. Definitely adding the various types of calculations to my reading list. I haven't googled for this yet, but is there an open source hashtag trends detector around? If not, would be pretty cool to use the teachings of this post to build one.
"makes this not as amazing as it sounds"

It's actually pretty amazing. C/C++ has lots and lots of well established, well tested, open source code in every possible domain. There's also a pretty large base of programmers familiar with the language. There's no dearth of tooling on any platform. And you can do pretty much anything you want to squeeze performance out of the mobile platform (think watches).

If you can write bulk of your business logic as a C/C++ library with clear API's to call into it, then you can simply compile it directly into the ObjC code on iOS and add a thin JNI wrapper on those API's on Android. It works beautifully. We do this for our mobile specific protocol code.
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See also, Freedom to Fascism on the legality or illegality of personal income tax in USA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6ayb02bwp0