skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I shouldn't see why not. Tyk has a pretty small footprint and supports SSL end-to-end so transmission of data is safe. It obfuscates API keys so they can't be pulled if you keystore is compromised and all analytics also use the obfuscated keys so that security is ensured in log data.

However, we'd probably need to do an audit. Worth a check though.
It's a seed investment, they really don't need to offer a valuation at this time, especially to the public.
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Here's a planetary drive using roughly the same concept. This is 64:1 per stage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-Obt-9tZVo
Parallel or is a classic example. BTW, I'm not implying it's a severe limitation, it's just part of what I see as PFP valuing abstractions over algorithms which -- to my personal taste -- seems like misplaced priorities. The fact that you LC has no good ways of expressing computational complexity is a much bigger limitation, IMO, and another symptom of the same prioritization.
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Therein lies the rub - if you are working with AWS' key-value store, and then also their Lambda system, then you don't really develop server side - you develop everything client side (mobile app) and just use the cloud as a dumb logic store.
> Oh, and teens have no money

Teens have often been attractive target markets because they tend to have, effectively, lots of disposable "income", even if its not directly held in their name.

Getting teens to spend money on your product may be challenging, but that's a different issue.
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Since the app is just a web window, cmd + r will work too.
Hmm getting a hash sum mismatch when doing an apt-get update. Anyone else seeing this?
OS X El Capitan and iOS 9 Public Betas are live
This is why we usually slightly underclock stuff that has to live on boats.
This is the most outrageous government tirade against iOS 8 encryption
The PS3 disabled 1/8 SPUs for yield and you can try to reenable it: http://ps3devwiki.com/ps3/Unlocking_the_8th_SPE

Good luck if it turns out the disabled SPU is actually bad!
Are you talking about high school students?
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You know, you live your life, blissfully unaware of laws as idiotic as this, and then one day you wake up, read the front page of HN, and now you have yet another thing to feel utterly outraged by. Shouldn't I have absolute right to photograph public spaces.
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More precisely, members of the EU will continue to have their own law about Freedom of Panorama. For instance, there is not freedom of panorama in France, while it is absolute in the UK, and there are some restrictions in Germany.
> "We must now continue to fight for an extension of important copyright exceptions such as this one to all member states."

Good!

> Cavada wanted all European nations to adopt laws that may require permission from a building's architect before an image is published commercially.

I would like a list of architechts supporting such a law. They deserve all photographs (and mentions) of their buildings to be removed from the internet.
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Send the wife to work. Send the kids to daycare.

Wife gets to socialize, kids get to learn and interact with other kids. You get a peaceful space to work. Everyone profits =)

That's my experience anyways, I have a wife and 2 year old and have been working from home for about 8 years.
Well, in this case the IRS isn't passing a retroactive law, they are clarifying the interpretation of an existing law.
Correlation is not causation.

From the article "The death counts are an estimate of education's impact on mortality, and do not indicate direct causality."
Austerity is not the same as entitlement reform. Austerity is targeting a surplus regardless of the costs, which in this case tanked GDP faster than they could pay off debt, meaning the dept to GDP ratio got much worse.

Entitlement reform is an entirely separate thing.

And given that Syriza has, in fact, slashed pensions and raised the retirement age, they are clearly willing to do that. Since they are a new party dedicated to breaking with the past governance, they are also willing to embrace change. And since they won the election, this means the population gave them a mandate to do exactly that.

The old party, which was responsible for many of the entitlements in the first place, sure as heck wasn't willing to change Greece. Complaining about the new party seems strangely misplaced.
I don't see an alternative being offered in this article; should people say instead

“I believe Republicans hate poor people.”

or maybe

"It is my opinion that Republicans hate poor people."?

It would seem the author is suggesting that instead I should say, "Republicans hate poor people." Now I have changed the statement from an opinion to a fact. While I would not say "I feel that two plus two is four", since this is not an opinion, "I feel like" in modern English is commonly used as one method of indicating your opinion.

Also by "softening" with a "this is my opinion" style phrasing we indicate that we are not close minded, but rather we are open to having an intelligent discussion surrounding the opinion, and thus open to learning and persuasion if presented with evidence that counters our opinion.
Yes:

"The controller allows to make dumps of your unprotected disks directly to ADF images"
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My guess would be that because this is "guidance" rather than a law or "bill" then this is not ex post facto application.

In other words, the law is and aways has been that one should pay the appropriate taxes. OTOH, guidance informs the IRS how to interpret market activity in the past and classify it as legal or illegal.
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Sorry - should have been clearer. These are undergrads in a 4 year bachelor of science technology program. They are not CS majors, so they have limited programming background in general.
Skype used to be owned by eBay.
What is "items" and where did it come from?
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Hot damn. I remember playing with, and then giving up on, the .net microframework because any routines where I needed even an okay amount of speed I'd have to write in C. The microframework is neat, but it gets tedious when you can't use it because there were so many rough edges.
The huge benefit that we see in our architecture (which I would call service-oriented, and not 'microservices' necessarily) is data separation.

Each of our services is a separate django app, and the database name is <consistent prefix>_<app name>. Originally, this meant we had 5-6 database schemas named <something>_friend, <something>_invite, <something>_news, etc., all one one database.

What ended up happening was some services rapidly outgrew the capacity of a single database server, such as our 'news' service, which handles chat services, private messages, and so on (and thus grows nonlinearly with community growth), unlike other services which grow linearly (like our 'identity' service). As a result, the 'news' database had to move to its own server. Thanks to this database schema separation, however, this was a trivial task. Dump the schema, restore the schema, change the DB host in the django config, and you're done.

If we had our data intermingled in the same schema, it would have been far, far harder to do this.

Fundamentally, your 'microservices' style architecture should be designed in such a way that you could take any of your services, tar up the code, and e-mail it to someone else, and they could use it in their architecture. For obvious reasons this isn't actually feasible (e.g. service interdependencies), but conceptually you should be able to draw firm, hard lines down your stack showing where each service starts and ends; this includes frontend services (nginx/haproxy/varnish/whatever configs), code (including interface definitions/client libraries), data persistence (database schemas, MongoDB collections, etc), and caching (Redis/Memcached/etc. instances).

The more interdependencies you have, the more problems you'll encounter down the road. If you intermingle MySQL data then any maintenance is downtime, any slowdown slows everything, any tuning is across your entire dataset, etc.
YES! Thank you, Brian, for writing this up. I loathe that phrase, it grates on my nerves every time I come across it, and I've been noticing it more frequently too.

When writing or speaking, I usually use "I think" instead -- if I don't have some kind of factual statement to make at the ready -- but that seems off-putting to the "I feel like" people.

I have a slightly less charitable opinion of the motivations behind "I feel like" that you partly touched on: because feelings are supposed to be unassailable, "I feel like" allows someone to state their opinion without fear of having to back it up with any kind of consideration, so people get to say silly things with equal or even greater weight of less silly things. "I feel like Mitt Romney would be a bad President" doesn't invite quite the same argument that "Mitt Romney would be a bad President" does.
So it's kind of http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/ as a service?

Could there be a ninja delivery service where you send someone in to sneak in and put it on their fridge instead? :)
The need to clarify the point implies that it was interpreted differently in the past. So this change in interpretation being applied retroactively is what the OP is concerned with.
I guess that they are simply not accustomed to work in command line, given
that Windows gives terrible terminal and shell. I would rather expose them to
Linux (or maybe BSD), possibly through providing them shell accounts on some
server and requiring code to be built primarly there. Then it should not be
too difficult to jump from working with files in command line to working with
version control in the same command line.
"the probability of 30%+ of your life savings being wiped out in an index fund is unbelievably low"

The crash of 69 : 36%

The crash of 73: 48%

The crash of 87: 33%

The dotcom crash 2000: 50%

Housing Bubble 2007: 56%

[ source : http://traderhq.com/illustrated-history-every-s-p-500-bear-m... ]

The odds that at some point a portfolio of S&P 500 stocks will be 30% off a recent high is actually very high.

Wars. Panics. Depressions. Plagues. Recessions. Revolutions.

They still happen.
Thx .. I'll look into it. I recently ran into this talk which confused the heck out of me: https://yow.eventer.com/yow-2014-1222/implementation-of-micr...

Notice his use of Kafka and 0mq to create an SOA for microservices. All of the stuff I had seen previously had the services communicate with each other via REST. So everything is synchronous. In the talk whose link I posted above, communication is asynchronous via messages. Is it reasonable to do both?

Also, how the heck does one deal with transactions across services?
Yeah man, I don't own a Tesla but I hate waiting for shit too. Like when you dial 911 and they don't show up till an hour later:

https://play.google.com/music/preview/Tgvzffz3io7iw6zwczbul5...

/s
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Ex post facto laws are criminal laws making criminal acts that were not criminal before the law was passed, or increasing the criminal punishment for crimes committed before the law was passed.

Retroactive tax laws are not ex post facto laws, and, anyway, this isn't even a retroactive tax law, its a decision about the manner in which the IRS will apply a law already on the books, which is only sustainable to the extent to which it is, in fact, consistent with the law already on the books. Its essentially the IRS coming to the view that they have not been properly enforcing existing law, and that will change for enforcement going forward (there are limits to how far back the IRS can go in enforcement actions, which presumably is the basis for the 1/1/2011 date.)
The rules are deeply arbitrary, and goes to the nature of financials as being rather abstract concepts with arbitrary definitions.

I buy stock in a firm, that firm makes a lot of profit, but I don't liquidate my position. How is that different (short-term vs long-term gains) from me selling their stock and buying another stock?

It's even the same word: A retail business sells its stock (product), and sells it's stock (shares)

Ultimately, taxing "realized" gains can never be logical, since "realization" is a fictional concept not grounded in reality. Taxing consumption is relatively straighforward to describe (but hard to implement), and taxing wealth is slightly harder (since it's hard to mark the value of some assets)
Why are you comparing Santa Barbara county to the city of Des Moines?

Size on the map is calculated as the sum (property value).

If we chose Des Moines to arbitrarily be a county then its population density would be really high, but it would be an even smaller chunk on the map.

Sure, you might be able to get a reasonable approximation of that map from: population * population density per mile, but population density on its own is not going to get there.

PS: As to why I said mentioned the population of Iowa in the first place, XKCD was a map of population per area. If you scale the map based on population and ignore area then it's just a population map. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2012/statepop10... Note the west coast is 1/2 the size of the east cost, and texas is about the size of california.
What steps are taken to ensure that the uses are aligned with the site's intent?

You mean that if I know of a malicious URL, I somehow cannot shorten it using this website, because it is contrary to its "intent"?
No new law is being passed.
Would be good for a telescope mount, maybe.
Well said.

Good luck.
It could. Yes.

FOSS was always a hack, the desire was always that the content get released for the public good, and the intent was to use the licensing system to create an incentive for self-interested actors to release works to the public. Such a hack might not be necessary in the context of an economic system that incentivises the release of public works by it's nature.

In such a system, the movie exec would not want to say "we are going to use this software, not give any credit, nor contribute changes because software developer's notion of IP is outdated?" Because it would not be in that exec's interest. Perhaps because releasing updates to the software in and of itself earns them money, or maybe something else? I dunno, these conversations never seem to get off the ground so I rarely get to see ideas discussed.
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One of the other benefits of using Cloudfront based endpoints is that your app servers behind it can avoid the TCP handshakes that add some latency. Amazon did an interesting presentation at re:Invent on the performance improvement from using Cloudfront ahead of dynamic requests that was eye opening.
apiaxle and apiumbrella have few features actually. vulcan is not for api management and beside that quality > quantity.
It looks a lot more like the housing bubble to me, with banks loaning crazy sums to NINJA borrowers.

Or the recent muni bond default thing in the US where banks setup finance deals with unsophisticated and or corrupt local officials that they knew couldn't be paid for, and then wanted to keep the ordinary stiffs on the hook when it went sour.
The IRS doesn't pass laws, it's just issuing a guideline on how it will interpret existing tax law.
Interpretation isn't law, so in any legal dispute over the IRS actions under the current interpretation, the law which would be controlling is not retroactive.

Not to mention that there is solid precedent that retroactive taxes are not, in general, ex post facto laws in the first place, such that even if this was Congress adopting a retroactive tax law, it still wouldn't fall afoul of the ex post facto prohibition.
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Maybe all cap gains should just be taxed at the same rate. 1 year threshold his so artificial.
I usually use "I think" for opinions I have that might be wrong in some objective sense.

But, even better is to not state unfounded opinions at all. If you don't have some concrete reasoning behind your opinion that Republicans hate poor people, then it probably isn't worth saying out loud.
I like this way of organizing. At my last company we had a very, vary large project that had about 70 git repos (and that was after combining quite a few of them). A project view would have made that so much easier to manage.
but OP's concerns don't matter. The Constitution's concerns matter.

"Battery" is a crime. If the state decides that "smacking someone's back" meets the definition of battery, they can prosecute people who committed that act before the clarification, as long as a judge finds their interpretation to be consistent with the wording of the law.

Law is not computer code that fully specifies a simulation in advance.
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Because of the non-back-drivability, I would use this for making winches.
If it had enough torque (which seems to be a problem given the plastic nature) I could see it breaking loose rusted or stubborn bolts. Maybe? In a scenario like that you wouldn't really care about precision or sound. Though 11 million turns still seems like a lot of cranking... maybe if it had a 9v attachment it could be a portable bolt breaker. Feels like a stretch though, would be fun to play with.

Though now that I think about it the holder of the bolt breaker would probably start slowly turning before the bolt does... weeeee
At a former job, our standard test image was the jellollama GIF.
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You are definitely right that they are not comfortable in the command line. They do get exposed to it quite a bit in the curriculum, but not prior to the Java class. I have been using Vagrant in the senior class, and quite a few of the students end up installing Linux for RoR dev. It might be too much for the sophomores however.
Well, to be fair, the history of railroads in the US is kinda crackheaded.
>Why cannot we disagree with it based on its relevancy to "Hackers" and "News" regarding hacking?

Of course you can, that usually starts another chain of yes-it-is/no-it-isn't but you surely can; it's not what GP did though.
"I have a theory that this phrase truly took hold in the feel-good, self-esteem driven, sharing-is-caring educational environment that permeated the 90’s childhood."

Is saying "I have a theory" really that much different than saying "I feel like"?
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I'm pretty sure at this point that there is not a response I can give you to change your mind. This is my last attempt, because I'm tired and this is pretty simple logic.

If a individual does not successfully reproduce because of an individual trait, then that individual was selected against for not being fit. This is true no matter what the trait. As soon as an individual successfully reproduces, then that individual was not select against. This is a binary proposition: selected-against ⊕ ¬selected-against.

Now if some other individual happens to be capable of reproducing more, then that individual's traits will be proportionately better represented in the next generation. Over time, these different traits will spread throughout a population and become part of its natural variation.

HERE'S THE IMPORTANT PART: BUT they will both continue to exist within the population because there is no such thing as selecting for a trait. More successful traits will carry a higher proportion within the equilibrium than less successful traits, but all traits not selected against will exist in the population.

It's important to realize that this is a GOOD THING. If individuals were selected for, reductio ad absurdum, only the "best" individuals would survive. This would lead to lower variation within the population, which would make it extremely fragile to changes. What was a relatively unsuccessful trait yesterday might become a very successful trait today.
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This is funny timing, considering the post just yesterday about Gmail not playing well with bitbin.de

That post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9855030