skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Womens wear
hi i want casual wear salwars,which is the best shop in hyderabad?
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For me it is really simple, if you don't like the way you are treated then leave.

If you don't have any employable skills, get some. If you have genuinely no chance of being employed somewhere start your own business and graft graft graft until you are employable.

Life is too short to spend 6 years in a job that affects you and your whole family.
I don't quite get it.

Etherium generalizes the bitcoin idea of transactions encoded in the blockchain, encoding "contracts" instead, which may be a monetary exchange or any other kind of public agreement.

But what is a "challenge market"? And how does this fit in with a dungeon crawler? And does the betting aspect just relate to the performance of players in the game?
> People who like quality coffee will usually prefer a trained barista if one is available, unless they want to try the novelty of a robot.

I seem to recall (and I can't remember where I saw it) that Heston Blumenthal uses a very expensive automated coffee machine to remove the variance inherent in human baristas.
From "How to write unmaintainable code" [0], here is a function declaration that changes signature based on how many times the header is #included:

#ifndef DONE
#ifdef TWICE
void g(char* str);
#define DONE
#else // TWICE
#ifdef ONCE
void g(void* str);
#define TWICE
#else // ONCE
void g(std::string str);
#define ONCE
#endif // ONCE
#endif // TWICE
#endif // DONE

Granted, it isn't one line long.

[0] https://www.thc.org/root/phun/unmaintain.html (Cert issue shows up on FF unfortunately)
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If only we can get a rosettacode version of this in all languages. I bet trolls will coming out left and right. It would be pure evil.
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You can't objectively label different cultures as not being advanced just because they're different. There could well be good reasons for enforcing monogamy on people that your society disregards. I'm just guessing here, but maybe no monogamy may end up with a lot of people suffering the natural human emotion of jealousy and perhaps something like most women queuing up to be with the most attractive men, leaving the majority of men without sex their whole lives. Maybe ancient societies experienced problems like that and decided to enforce a more "wealth distribution" kind of system like monogamy as a solution. Modern societies often laugh that off but they also can't explain the reason for it. It's a bit like deleting ugly code when you don't realize it prevents a corner case bug.

If we really had complete sexual freedom and didn't impose legal restrictions on it to protect human emotion then rape would be nothing worse than other kinds of physical force, even for children. Maybe that's how an even more advanced would see it?
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In my own experience it's the opposite. Depression and creativity go together. If I'm manic I'm too busy having experiences and not really into creating things.
How do you propose the common person act upon it?

Don't get a Google Router. Okay.

Don't use Google Fiber. Well, shucks - there's not a lot of 1,000 megabit ISPs in my area.

Don't use a Chromebook. Okay. What virus scanner should I install, then? And where should I store my data for backup? And didn't we hear that Microsoft tried to have Windows 10 phone home every damn keystroke or something?

Google browser. Fair enough, Firefox is decent.

Google DNS. Fair enough, unless I have Google Fiber. Then it's kinda weird to not pair them.

Google Mail. Something that looks like GMail has all of the problems of Google Mail. Is Microsoft really a better solution in your mind?

Google News. Come now, the problem of monopoly in news existed long before Google News did. I'd rather people also use Google News than JUST CNN, MSNBC, or shudder, the other one.

Google+. Right, because Facebook is so much better at respecting users.

Google Docs. Again, is Microsoft really better? Or Microsoft + Dropbox?

Google Search. What, I should use Bing?

AdSense and Analytics. Not really my choice, is it?

I genuinely ask this question. What do you think the common person could or should do, that would be better for them?

What, the Apple computer, Apple router, Apple browser, Apple Mail, and Siri?
The novel part here is transducers and the funken package built on top of them, right? What are they used for, in your applications? The documentation is really terse and could use a few examples.
> We just might have seen the first public hack that will cause people to die or be physically hurt.

Whether you like them or not, I'd be more surprised of a murder from this info than one from the Bradley and Manning leaks.
Well Mr. Ashcroft you're right, it really isn't that hard to figure out who people are.
mm so the FBI just have to look at the ex employees backgrounds up bringing - should be easy to do some profiling "not just for brown skinned people any more"
Got a offshore guy just like that. Constantly committing his whole project where most files are out of date and only the few he worked on are not.

There's no reason for him to commit javascript files he doesn't even work on the front end. It took me forever to figure out he wrote over my files the other day.
They're looking for a China-based CEO. Will they post the job on HN?
This is when the scriptkiddies start getting involved..
you actually take choices away from people that want a stronger marriage contract.

Isn't that what prenups are for? (modulo the fact that it is sometimes difficult to enforce prenups).
But they need enough information to make up their minds.

"I had to follow a hyperlink to get the information I wanted" is a pretty amusing first world problem.
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>The garden consists of “smart capsules” that contain seeds, nutrients and soil that’s geared toward the specific plant. (It’s kind of like a Keurig capsule, but for plants.)

REALLY?
I heard the daily complaints from a person attempting to handle restructuring at a major UK bank. Let me emphasize that the restructuring was ordered by parliament, who also happened to own most of the bank. Various difficulties:

- Work councils get input in whether you can lay someone off - it's a far cry from at-will employment.

- Pretty insane laws surrounding pregnancy - you have give a pregnant woman the option (with no obligation on her part) to return to work a year later. I'm told the best way to survive a restructuring is strategic pregnancy.

All told, it was vastly more difficult than the US (where she had come from). I know in France you can only fire for cause.

In contrast India is pretty easy. It's a simple trade of money for labour, provided you stay out of the communist states. (Which of course you will if you are hiring devs.) The cost difference is actually only a minor reason to hire here - European devs are highly underpaid, and Indian devs are very much not.
Haven't the NSA revelations of the past few years driven home the fact that metadata is extraordinarily valuable and informative?
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I wished that Dylan had survived Newton.

There is now OpenDylan, but it isn't the same thing as if Newton had been a success and it was the official language.
For some time now, em dashes have been used for paranthetical asides. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash
> unless Google can snoop into HTTPS connections, how would this help them with ad targeting

Hostname from TLS SNI is also useful for AD targeting.
Will you explain what this would do?
Can you tell me how to setup ELK ?
I don't believe WebGL is suitable for rendering applications. Look at game UIs, they usually are either crap (low-cost games, where devs didn't sped too much time and simply blit button sprites somewhere on screen), or the authors had to implement a widget set on top of GL (WoW comes to mind). But a widget set is exactly what React and web components give you (built in top of basic building blocks like divs and spans and of course CSS for styling).

And while HTML was initially created for hypertext documents, it doesn't mean it can't be used for somthing else. I disagree that it's an ugly hack. Some parts may not be suitable for GUI apps (uhm, like <blink>), but then simply don't use them in your application. Or implement something better on top of the good parts (like React did). Eventually the good parts may be come standard.
GoAccess is a top for Nginx or Apache
Oops, Added Configure/Setup ELK Stack link on post
https://miteshshah.github.io/linux/elk/
Let me finish off by agreeing with you about eliminating the Bible in court. Not only is it out of place, but a person who doesn't believe in such things could swear on it and proceed to lie simply because they don't believe that they will go to Hell. This means that not only is it completely ineffective, but if an actually Christian person comes along they would be at an unfair disadvantage: being unable to lie like everyone else can.

The "wrong place" isn't HN, rather: it's text. A lot of nuance is lost in text and this is an incredibly nuanced subject. We'd most likely end up having a fierce fight 50 comments deep, where in person we'd probably land up agreeing on most things after 2 minutes.
I'm not sure, but it seems like you're making a connection to P vs. NP that is at the least very non-obvious, so people default to thinking that you have no idea what you're talking about.

Maybe you could explain how proving a hash function correct implies P!=NP?
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Most languages don't have a purely textual and completely unsafe preprocessor running during the compilation process, so it would be quite hard.
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Email address in profile if you would like to discuss.
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Perhaps it's a matter of "too little too late" to have a significant effect on Tcl's adoption rate, but in versions 8.5[1] and 8.6[2], Tcl gained a number of language-level features that, as a language, seem to put in on the same level as ES6 and other modern scripting languages. Highlights include lambdas, coroutines and stackless evaluation.

[1] http://www.tcl.tk/software/tcltk/8.5.html

[2] http://www.tcl.tk/software/tcltk/8.6.html
I am curious - wouldn't your Version Control system catch this and warn him that "file xyz has changed since you last checked it out, ..." etc?
From the comments my favorite:

#define i j
For me - from the outside - the build-system and the trunk-based development is the single most important factor for an organization that scales.
Yet I wonder why it is so hard to convince my co-workers .. any anecdotes about how it was started at Google and later at Twitter?
Of course :)

Basically this removes the volatile keyword from your code and replaces it with... nothing.

If a variable is declared volatile, it disables compiler optimizations and signals the compiler that this variable can be modified at any time (e.g. by hardware or other threads). Omitting volatile can lead to nasty concurrency bugs (e.g. if the optimizer optimizes spin locks away). In the worst case, such bugs are extremely hard to reproduce (and thus debug) but lead to deadlocks and/or crashes in case they do occur.
You could do some real evil stuff with reflection though, such as messing with Java's IntegerCache: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/28818
So now people are getting arrested for writing about and linking to a software that helps people potentially infringe copyright. Plus their domains seized and website shut down before they have been found guilty of anything.

Shoot first and ask later. True Hollywood style.

Luckily Torrentfreak is not based in Denmark.

“The Danish State Prosecutor for Serious Economic and International Crime is presently conducting a criminal investigation that involves this domain name,”

Wow so this is treated as a serious economic or international crime. Those terrorists!
4. Improve the programming language until it is competitive with the shell.
The difficulty in enforcing prenups is partly the problem here, yes.

Let's say you like the marriage rules pre-1970 (no no-fault divorce). You can't write up a prenup that resembles that and have it be enforced by the government (reject applications for divorce and applications to marry someone else).

More options and freedom weren't added when each state adopted no-fault divorce. One option was taken away (pre-1970 marriage contracts) and another was picked (no-fault divorce).

Someone might not like with pre-1970 marriage contracts, but who are they to judge someone else's culture and preferences?
Moving entirely to svg for user interface has some of its own issues (i.e. there's no default layout engine in svg; everything is essentially absolutely positioned...) but would be interesting to think about. Moving entirely to WebGL would only be viable if you don't care at all about accessibility though. For some subset of applications that might be acceptable (i.e. games), but for something like gmail or other similar applications it's definitely not.
And still, the HN crowd uses Gmail a lot.

Ditching GMail changes nothing about your privacy situation.

An E-Mail is a postcard. Sending a postcard via
DHL instead of USPS doesn't make it any more confidential,
even if you happen to be the owner of DHL.
> "We’re not denying this happened," Biderman said. "Like us or not, this is still a criminal act."

That's all dandy and stuff, but I imagine majority of judges are seniors with nice families, most likely no nasty habits and probably faithful to their wives who gave them wonderful children.

I'm having a hard time imagining a judge who wouldn't be biased in any court proceeding against those who trespass AM servers... that is, if they ever caught.
An abandoned virtual Myst world is rather poetic, don't you think?
Forgotten Corners of World of Warcraft

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9434760
I did not downvote you. However, can you explain your statement "You can't prove a cryptographic hash function is correct without proving P != NP."
I suffer from depressive episodes and perform better on the verbal sections of any aptitude test.

There is a grain of truth to this but I think this article implies causation when it's merely a correlation.

My own view is that some people are acutely sensitive to everything that happens around them. Even minor things like unexpected rain on the way to work can turn into an epiphany or a minor tragedy depending on your mood. You're constantly ruminating and over analyzing everything and so its possible that you're good at translating feelings into words.

It gels with my personal experience.
I can only say from personal experience, but data has certainly helped motivate people in my life.

Examples:

Data on why saving earlier for retirement is a good idea.

Data on why on being overweight is not good for you.

Data on why smoking looks to increase your risk of cancer.

In these instances people didn't know how 'bad' there situation was and took action.
It is here (Sweden), and I think the two most important factors are:

1. Paternity leave
2. Child care facilities

Paternity leave is important to break the stereotype that mothers are the ones who have to sacrifice their careers to stay at home and care for the family. Widely available child care allow both parents to work as much as they need.

Anecdotal evidence from the senior staff I know here at the University says that male professors don't have stay-at-home wives, and female professors have kids (with no noticeable difference compared to the rest of society).
Someone will lose some hair over this

/* create memory leaks if compiled on April, 1st */
#define free(x) if(strncmp(__DATE__, "Apr 1", 6) != 0) free(x)

The random ones are just pure evil.
Perhaps the most enlightening (and actually useful) purpose of this file is to dramatize the glaring weakness in the c/c++ macro system. A proper macro system would not make it so easy to do this, shall we say, "evil", stuff :)
Sure thing. I'll write a blog post about it later tonight (am on work time right now)

Brief summary however: The point of a crypto hash function is that you need to try on the order of 2^n inputs (n being length in bits of digest) to find a collision. (greater than polynomial time) However you can check any input in polynomial time. This makes it in NP. (decision problem is computable in polynomial time). I'm probably missing some details which I will think about later :)
But Google will fix the security flaws automatically.
You have to compare this device to the typical home router, which is NEVER updated.
And even if you do run an Open Source firmware, you have to make sure it's kept up to date.
I haven't heard of Circle Medical before, but one thing that might be really useful is if they were to "contract" out. Hear me out here :D

There's a big shift moving "risk" to the provider. As a result there's a big focus on not only metrics, but also "care management". I used to work for a company that did metrics, and would look for high cost patients that had "opportunities" for cost savings. Their cases would be transferred to a care management team who would then on a case by case basis investigate ways to help the patient.

From what I've heard a lot of times, the patient would become more expensive because they skipped simple follow up visits due to an issue just getting to the office.

This might be a really easy way to get a patient the followup they need.
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Zynga was an ugly duckling for sure.
#define continue break
Hi Jareds,
The tool has lots of custom scoring options, just click "Change Data Settings". To go from .1 points per yard to .05 points per yard, change to "1 pt 10 yards" to "1 pt per 20 yards". Thanks and hope that helps!
-Isaac
To blame your tool when you don't use it correctly is a typical fallacy found on forums everywhere. You blame the car for your accident, your parents for being in jail, the hammer for breaking your thumb.
so information is illegal now? thats a bad precedent. especially because its information about movies. what parts are more illegal, movies, encryption or internet?? what a bad move.

to compare to a real situation, the christian government pretends that muslims freedom fighters want our freedoms. but they let turkey and syria evolve into civil war, and let turkey whites (roman/turk mix) get genocided / halocausted by muslims... turkey is entirely muslim governed now... they dont want to stop those muslims, but they are arresting white men for sharing movies.

what a bad plan, lead by shit governments.

edit: oh its denmark, servant of the dragon, home of the barbarian.. this makes more sense now. freakin, denmark, every time.
That would also break the trick of declaring something `const volatile`. While that seems like a contradiction, I've heard of it being used to force the compiler to include a symbol in the final object file. In particular, I've seen it used to make a poor-man's plugin architecture.
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What is more worrying for me is that people in real physical danger would hand over that kind of information in the first place. There's very little stopping an employee at a company from selling this information to governments in these countries, or employees originating from these countries being forced to divulge the information.

The real issue is that this information was freely given up in the first place. Hacks like this might make people think twice about privacy, so maybe it's a good thing in the long run?
If you are removing Django templating and ORM, it makes completely sense to use something else.

Flask is an awesome option, I'm building things with it for some years now.
>The people doing this aren't victimizing Avid Life Media; they're re-victimizing the real victims of what is clearly an actual crime. If it's O.K. to hack into someone else's server and mass-out people for having profiles on a dating site because you suspect most of them might be "guilty" of the crime of "marital infidelity" --- and come on, 98% of the people talking about this on Twitter barely recognize that as ethically problematic in the first place --- how do you make a case that it's unethical for dragnet traffic looking for people who want to blow up civilians with homemade bombs?

That wasn't the intent.

The true intent: "In a long manifesto posted alongside the stolen ALM data, The Impact Team said it decided to publish the information in response to alleged lies ALM told its customers about a service that allows members to completely erase their profile information for a $19 fee."

Impact Team's manifest is that AshleyMadison is fraudulent at business practices (e.g. charging people extra for profiles that were never deleted) and that's why the Impact Team is embarrassing the company.

I understand this is emotionally charging but don't twist the intent around to, "The Impact Team believes the members on Ashley Madison are guilty of the crime: marital infidelity and thats why they're leaking the 10GB Database."

Stick to the facts when opining, Thomas :).
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> Omitting volatile can lead to nasty concurrency bugs (e.g. if the optimizer optimizes spin locks away). In the worst case, such bugs are extremely hard to reproduce (and thus debug) but lead to deadlocks and/or crashes in case they do occur.

In C and C++, volatile is not intended and must not be used for synchronisation primitives, it is not a memory fence (so it does not force cache coherency and does not prevent operations reordering) and operations on volatile variables are not atomic. Its primary use case is memory-mapped IO (with a sub-use case of preventing eliding memory operations affected by inline assembly). If a lock is broken because `volatile` is disabled, it's probably incorrect in the first place.

All `volatile` does[0] is forbid elision of loads and stores.

[0] again in C or C++, Java and C# have completely different semantics
Polyfills or Ponyfills?
But "Scientists make incremental contribution to the state of human knowledge" doesn't have that nice click-generating ring to it :-)
DVCS systems like Git and Mercurial will require you to merge, but if you use a GUI VCS frontend it's really easy to choose the "use my local stuff" button. Been there with some university projects groups. (These people also liked the "force push" method of merging.)
us civilians (from R&D point of view) don't care much about this. we're just fed up with devices losing power in few hours after normal usage, and tired of hearing about all-solving batteries that are nowhere in sight. so don't be surprised by negative emotions
Ruby too:

class Fixnum
def +(other)
self - other
end
end

10 + 3
>>> 7
maybe it does, then he just hammers the "yeah yeah proceed" option to ignore that and make it hurry up and do the thing he wants it to do
Funny you should mention this - do you have an area of focus? What if data tables aren't available, can you model?
The database may well have been encrypted, it's impossible to know. Obviously if you hack the database and content servers, you have access to the encryption key as well. So no, if the data was encrypted or not would not have made any difference in this case as the hackers had access to everything.

Security is all-in. A checkbox like 'encrypted the database' is not any additional security by itself and is not a gauge to use in who to give data to.