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I think you're confusing "exploit" and vulnerability. An info leak is a vulnerability. Period.

And yes. You completely went around their request, and made this info public without their consent.

Actions like this are THE reason the relationship between vendors and security researchers is strained.

There's a SPECIFIC reason it's considered common courtesy to wait until a vulnerability is patched before public disclosure.

IANAL, but you also violated their ToS by doing this, and if you did this to a site I owned, especially without my consent, I'd be very motivated to contact the proper authorities and pursue civil remedies.
> I'd like to know if the article author really grew up to be a doctor or if he's now some activist in some charity instead.

He's a practicing doctor at Churchill Hospital in Oxford.

http://www.thepolemicalmedic.com/

To the best of my knowledge, he continues to support 80,000 Hours.
Yes. wget 1.11? It's not even funny. I understand author took last GnuWin32 release, but amount of changes in wget related to many things (including adequate https support) since 2008 is too big.

Moreover, using cross-platform Unicode-aware tools in (still not really Unicode-aware) cmd.exe will blow up sooner than later on “funny” filenames. As others said, you need proper shell and terminal.
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> Because the article addresses disability-adjusted life years literally 2 sentences later.

Yes, and I claim the article still misses the point. The doctor helping the patient really "saves" the patient life and the life of people in his family every time he/she helps. That's not measurable with QALYs the way it's done in the article, and to understand that, one has to live through the critical periods in his own life or the life of those closest to him, therefore the reference to the view by somebody young. Disclaimer: I've had exactly the same tunnel vision as I was younger, and I'm male, so I write based on my own experience.

The averages he calculates are for "what contributes the doctor on average." And the averages are even true: there are enough of doctors that work more for their own benefit that for the benefit of fellow humans. The best example is the UK doctor that started the anti-vaccine craze. He had a lot of impact, and even if he was eventually expelled for having interest in spreading the craze, a lot of people still follow what he started.

But if somebody really wants to make a huge positive difference by being a doctor, he really can. Who says that he must work at the hospital in Oxford? How about spending only a few months in some mission in Africa?

http://www.msf.org/about-msf

Also, what number of QALYs can be calculated for an average worker of other professions, including those recommended by the 80000 hours site?
I feel extremely betrayed by all the non-authentic "hacker-talk" in today's movies. I prefer authenticity there. I don't care if actresses use CGI nudes or not, but I can't pretend I don't at least understand people who do.
The terminal is one of the most painful things about Windows. Every time I give Windows a try (I'm a Linux user) I end up getting sick because of the terminal. The tooling in Windows is in general good.
Are you saying it's limited by the lack of documentation that you need, or by the technology, or implementation?
Another article lists the author, Gregory Lewis, as a practicing MD in the UK. So he didn't forgo his medical career. Probably he was already well into it by the time he went through these numbers. https://80000hours.org/2015/07/if-you-want-to-save-lives-sho...

As for impact, the entire site is about advising people on how to have the greatest impact, which they calculate using economic arguments. That's how they come up with those careers which they think will contribute the most.

What are your concerns about they way they're doing it?
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I want a cheeseburger without any cheese.

Umm cheeseburgers have cheese on them... Do you mean a hamburger?

But it Italy.
What's wrong with pineapple on a pizza?
Sounds like taking transfer orders via email at all is still a bad idea after all...
when I hear an order with pineapple or chicken I feel worst than that. I don't want to be graphic so I will just say it's like putting something really unpleasant on a pizza.
I believe that already exists in the form of the original TTF format.
Useful, thank you. I know people paying that and more for a room in a shared house down here :)
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That's correct! CGI-BIN folders in every site.

You might get a laugh out of this after your Lingo comment. I should probably consider it a career mistake but I've got by for a long time despite it - I settled on ColdFusion when it was an Allaire product, and have stuck with it since. Now using Railo. CF is not the trendiest of setups to use. ;)
aye aye captain obvious!
Ah but it isn't true. What is true is that industrial agriculture is the product of pecuniary exploit, not economy of scale, and definitely not the quest for the greater good.
Not at all! It's a leading cause of death and we certainly do what we can to minimize our exposure.
Uber Black was 2010 - 2012. Than after Lyft properly launched their service Uber followed with the now more popular UberX.
Though you are right it is black coffee + milk, but it's not called black coffee.

In practice it might seem that a Marinara + Mozzarela might be the same as a Marguerita + Garlic but in practice it may not (for example, amount of sauce, cooking time, etc)
I don't think telling you how to format your code for a particular language is a bad thing. I am quite happy using { on a new line in C# but on the same line in JS, using underscore_separated_method_names in C and camelCasedMethodNames in Java. To me, once you've been round the block with more than one or two languages you can get used to whatever style, but using the style for the language that you're writing in is something you should try to do for other people who read your code.

Reading Java code that uses undercore_separated_method_names or C# code that uses camedCased immediately makes me think the author doesn't know what s/he's doing.
I'll just drive an hour to the nearest farmer's market, hoping they're actually open according to their loose-at-best schedule, also hoping there's something on offer that I can/want to eat. To desire anything more convenient or reliable is unfathomable!
Veggie burger with meat, vanilla ice cream with chocolate flavour, mild peppers with a bit of extra spice, etc...
I lived in Bologna for a couple of years. The pizza there is so damn good I think you really should just be grateful and accept whatever they give you. Once you start believing that you can have a pizza rossa with mozzarella, it's a slippery slope until you end up with a "deep-pan" pizza with chicken on it.

(As another commenter says, this whole situation seems utterly improbable. Pizzaioli/e are generally friendly and happy to make whatever you want, within reason, and will just gently rib you if you order something silly, especially if you're a foreigner. At least, that has always been my experience, anyway.)
When I read the title, "the pizza that doesn't exist", I actually thought of chicken pizza. In Italy they would kill you only for suggesting the possibility of it.
Yes even if you have the genetic potential for high intelligence environment can destroy it. What counts as a good environment is pretty basic though - the vast majority of people grow up in an environment which won't kill their genetic potential.

What I wrote about the means is correct. Over the population the mean intelligence of the offspring is equal to the mean intelligence of the parents. Of course with individual parents and offspring you can have sets of children where the means are not the same, but averaged over a large group the means are the same.
> I feel extremely betrayed by all the non-authentic "hacker-talk" in today's movies.

Just like the hacker-talk, the movies falsely represent other situations, occupations and often plainly lie, have a specific agenda or are simply incompetent in what they present. It's a good thing that you are aware of one small part of it, maybe you'll start researching about all the subtle influences that the movies deliver.
Here in Australia, 'marinara' means some kind of seafood is on the pizza, usually shrimp. 'Marinara without the seafood' here would be like 'pizza rossa with cheese' in the article - it changes the underlying definition of the pizza.
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But if you don't say it and just do it, you get away with billions ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The webpage pops up a modal overlay that completely hides the article and asks for email list subscription. Well, trying to subscribe bounces over to a different subscription page that asks to fill out a name and university, but to leave the university blank if it does not apply. But trying to submit that form fails with a validation error that university field cannot be blank. closes tab
Although slightly different, Commandlinefu is a similar project with many number of entries: http://www.commandlinefu.com

It also has a terminal client called "fu": https://github.com/samirahmed/fu
Probably she meant it "doesn't exist" as in there's no button on the till for it.
In the .bashrc/.zshrc of the remote machine add this:

echo '\033]11;#440000\007'

On the local machine add this to reset the terminal color:

ssh () {/usr/bin/ssh "$@"; echo '\033]11;#000000\007'}
Isn't the value of bonds, which are essentially debt denominated in the fiat currency, intrinsically linked to the value of that currency? Debt isn't an independent store of value in the same way that equity or real property is.
It seems to me that he now more advocates

https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/

http://www.thepolemicalmedic.com/saving-the-world-and-healin...

and that he has spent short time with 80,000 Hours. It seems he was really still a student as he wrote there. I hope he'll blog more about his experiences as he grows up.
I think it just proves she is underestimated by some people here. I saw a documentary on her which was a behind-the-scenes look and while she is no ultra genius, she is also no dummy.
Anybody have a debugging workaround for Haskell? Dropping print statements is doable, but not very nice looking.
I interpreted it not as her saying that she wouldn't make the pizza he wanted. She did. She was saying that you can't have a pizza marinara with mozzarella because it's a contradiction. Like black coffee with milk.

You can of course add milk but then it's a white coffee. As you can add mozzarella but then it's a margherita.
I wish I had not assumed that management , and the culture they create, are representative of a wider trend in an industry. This assumption was based on what is known as the "False Consensus" effect.

I graduated from the university (undergrad) in 2003 with a bachelors degree in computer science. I joined a company that was prestigious at that time. Soon after joining, I felt very disappointed in my career choice as all around me were teams that were outsourcing major roles to TCS and InfoSys consultants. Adding insult to injury, in order to receive their full severance packages, the full time employees were required to stay on long enough to train their low-cost replacement. Seeing this, I felt "awful" about the IT career path.

If I could go back, I wish I knew that IT wasn't as easily commoditized as the managers around me assumed it was. Further, I wish I knew that this company was not representative of a broader trend across the entire American economy. Knowing this, I think I would have doubled down on acquiring more tech skills and spent less time diversifying my skillset into business domains requiring tech.

On the other hand, a positive outcome of this early career experience is that how I reacted to that culture made me who I am today. I make the most of having depth in multiple disciplines.
I'm sure you can easily evoke a similiar parsing error in any programmer ("we want a waterfall process that's agile") or designer ("make it green, but without the green").

The reaction / reactance may or may not be rude or agressive, but that's just how people react individually to confusion / irritation / cognitive dissonance.
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It kinda bothers me when in his presentation Raymond says make NP P. A problem is and have always been in P if there is an algorithm for the problem that solves in polynomial time. You can have an algorithm for the same problem that does not solve in polynomial time but this does not change the nature of the problem.
That link's broken. Here's a working link, just in case anyone thought your interpretation might've been in any way reasonable: http://www.businessinsider.com/why-travis-kalanick-founded-u...
"How hard can it be?" <--- yeah, that's how you end up with vulnerable sites.
We can argue over GWBs's IQ, but nobody with an IQ of 125 is a dummy - half the population have an IQ under 100.
I would rename query_joke_formats_and_transports to jokes.
I've seen one of these LVS 747's in person. It may be "smaller" than the regular one, but it is truly massive. If you ever stay at Mandalay Bay and face the airport, you are basically looking almost directly over the LVS hangar. The only thing that would concern me if I were a super-whale that earned a trip on this plane is its age...nearly 40 years is a very long time in airplane years.
I witnessed the opposite in a restaurant in Switzerland. A friend ordered a steak but asked for it well done. The waitress asked if he was sure. He said yes.

A couple of minutes later the French chef came out and remonstrated with my friend for about 10 mins. The essence of the conversation (neither spoke the other's language and the rest of us translating probably wasn't helping much) was whether it ought to be a crime to cook well done steak versus how far the human rights act applied to restaurant choices.

In the end we negotiated an agreement whereby the trainee would cook it and the chef wouldn't watch.
Harvard CS50 online course ( http://cs50.tv/2014/fall/lectures/0/w/ ) has a really nice interface for viewing lecturer and the related slides - the way they have done it seems better than most other solutions I have seen to this day.
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I think the one in the article was even more appropriate, as it's about adding something that the original label explicitly excludes:

"I'd been asking for the equivalent of a black coffee with milk. "
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The Ethereum scam is detailed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/3g5sk8/anyone_pay...

tl;dr it's a pretty standard premined altcoin scam. All the "smart contract" babble is a cover for the premined altcoin scam.

see also: Stellar.
One of the bars near my University back in the days only had cheeseburgers on their menu.

So I ordered a cheeseburger without cheese. Laughter ensued and I was forever stamped an idiot.

That's why I moved to Japan.
Is there a good primer on AWS and what it provides?
Yes that is the general consensus, but there is quite a bit of argument about if it is true. The problem as in almost all these studies in the selection of the participants.
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This is interesting. IBM positioning personal intelligence/expert system as service. Anybody else working in this space ?
If you do the hashing on the client side, then the hash itself effectively becomes the password.
Lena Headey is a well known actress. Maybe for some people it was the unique selling point of the episode, that she was nude in it?
Indeed Ethereum is a scam.

Investors who purchased Ether credits from Ethereum were in fact purchasing what amounts to equity in the Ethereum company.

If there was any doubt that this was illegal they went to great effort to create a Swiss company and then immediately dissolve it.

Kraken and the CEO Jesse Powell are accessories after the fact.
What if that's part of a published interface? One that maybe also contains things like query_joke_history(), format_joke(), transport_joke() and execute_practical_joke().
Pizza in Italy is not a sweet dish. Fruits on it are completely inappropriate, as with pasta.

The only exception is the chocolate, but it's allowed in stuffed pizza only.
I knew a guy in Vancouver that frequented a hotel restaurant with particularly good burgers, and went through such extensive discussions with the manager on this issue that they eventually had him sign a waiver and agreed to cook burgers rare only for him.

Hamburger meat in Canada doesn't have to be overcooked to be safe of course. Food safety laws are just very conservative compared to europe. A few years ago BC passed a law that made it really hard for people to continue selling home-baked goods at farmers market, or for farmers to self-butcher without doing it in expensive approved facilities.
Not necessarily. See inflation-adjusted bonds, for instance.
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It's also a matter of standards: you can't order a dish and make modifications that perturbate the nature of that (like, milk in black coffe or cheeseburger without cheese). Margherita with garlic is equally absurd as marinara with mozzarella.

The only way out from this catch22 would be to order a pizza with tomato, mozzarella and garlic, explicitly omitting any "base template" from which to start
Salmon and oysters used to be poor people's food in lots of European countries, as well. Tastes and fashions change.
Yup, it's a bit unfortunate, but that's how it is most of the time.

I found myself using F# for core libraries with clearly defined boundaries between APIs and assemblies - IMO that's where the language shines right now. You can have your core logic contained in a library with a separate, C#-compatible API.

Using F# for WPF, ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET WebAPI development wasn't quite as stellar experience, also because of the state of the tooling. I'm even wary about type providers, when they work - it's great, when they don't - you're pretty much screwed with no real recourse. In case of relational DB access, most .NET libraries (both full-ORMs and micro-ORMs) are C#-oriented.

Therefore, after including all the annoyances you listed, it's hard to justify anything more than 'handle core libraries in F# with C#-compatible API, do the rest in C# - it's good enough' to the business...
This article by a16z is very insightful.
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Ask HN: When learning a new framework, should I try to understand everything?
I've recently been learning AngularJS. The framework makes it easy to get a lot of stuff done fast, but I'm finding it very challenging to understand what's going on under the hood.

I feel like I'm in danger of becoming a cargo cultist, copying and pasting boilerplate code because "that's the way it's done", not because I really understand it.

Am I being too hard on myself? I guess a balance has to be struck between productivity and understanding, I'm just not sure where that line should be drawn.

What works for you? Is it better to dive in and finish a project, even if it's cobbled together from StackOverflow snippets and code borrowed from tutorials? Or should I take it as I sign that I'm out of my depth and study the underlying JavaScript until I understand it?
> Margherita with garlic is equally absurd as marinara with mozzarella.

Why? What are the specific definitions or margherita and marinara that don't allow these modifications? Without undisputed definitions, this is just irrational dogma. Black coffee by definition excludes milk, cheeseburgers by definition include cheese, but for margherita and marinara, this is not obvious at all.
I subscribe to content sites like InfoQ, to blogs which get regularly updated, and to discussion forums like coderanch / raspberry pi / stackoverflow / electronics. Some 80-100 feeds in all.

I'm not so sure RSS is declining. How else do you keep up to date with your favorite websites?
What advantages does this give you? It appears to be the log data with extra metadata, grouped by action, is this a fair assessment? In that case, what value do you gain from the extra metadata and the groupings?
this is far from being a rare thing. I have had this happen to me at a local Italian restaurant, where I ordered a Pizza Vegetaria with parma ham. The chef outright refused to make it, but after a while agreed to make a pizza with tomato, Mozarella, ham and vegetables
The key problem is that, for the first time in history, we've basically solved the food problem. To the point where obesity is epidemic worldwide. But our genes don't know this, so they pack on the lard in preparation for lean times that never come. So the trouble is that to not get unhealthily fat, we have to eat in a completely unnatural way. And it's really hard.
Come on, the two people that talk of betrayal in the article are a webmaster that collects and sells nude scenes from movies and a famous shock jock. Of course they've both got vested interests; it's not like those 'betrayal' comments are react quotes from members of the general public.
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It doesn't add to the security, but I might find it easier to remember 20 MB of redundant and meaningful stuff than to remember 384 bits of literally random stuff. The entropy might be the same, but my memory is not a computer. I can remember vast amounts of material that is meaningful and use it as a password. I can't remember 384 bits that have no meaning.

The benefit isn't in the entropy, it's in the abilities of your users to remember their passwords/passphrases in the first place.