skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You've lost me. Can you explain what encouraging safe cycling spaces has to do with the recent attacks, and why the former is considered unwelcome?
After sending out a letter arguing that asking students to think about what their Halloween costumes were saying was an attack on free speech because it might make white students uncomfortable wearing blackface, and that doing so was somehow attacking the university tradition and discouraging a vitally important kind of provocative, offensive speech.
Drone Operators Say They Were Horrified by Cruelty of Assassination Program
Then the underlying reason would be price. Prestressed concrete can't compete with steel in strenght/weight ratio. But the strenght/price ratio makes it good choise for some budget designs.
i completely agree.

in the future we have less space per person as there are more people, and politically no-one really wants to talk about population growth or demographics (unless they want to encourage people to breed faster).

the car is obviously superior to the bicycle for the reasons you state, it is also obviously inferior in terms of environmental damage.
“I no longer love blue skies”: Living with constant threat of a drone attack
My guess is they don't realise. AWS let's you setup lifecycle rules to archive S3 objects to Glacier automatically. It doesn't explicitly say it is cheaper (it says "this may reduce your costs"), but they probably just saw the headline prices for Glacier and moved everything.
That's true, although I see no reason Elm couldn't be compiled to server-side JS running in Node.

I'd love to see some full stack solution that would abstract away separation between backend and frontend (like Meteor perhaps) using some sane programming language and architecture.

Having built lots of SPAs and APIs serving as a backend for them I always feel that what's really relevant is modelling your data and domain logic (which tends to happen on a server side) and the UI consuming this data on the other end. Everything in between – endpoints exposing the data on the backend, frontend machinery to pull that data into client – seems to be totally arbitrary and implementing it is nothing short of a grind.
Bicycling is also for people that already find it way more convenient/enjoyable/cheaper/faster/ to move through a city.

The incentive is not only on gas price, but on the whole experience, where the environment/infrastructure play a lot. Architecture governs.

When moving/parking your car is slow, complex, expensive, whereas using a bike (be it powered or not), public transportation or your feets is not, depending on your travel, the choice is quickly made.

Some cities are rearchitecting around this whole experience. Paris, Nantes (for those I know well) have been doing this for several years already, and it's a long, painful process for everyone and every business, but that definitely feels like a good thing.
From my experience, there is no correllation between someone being smart and doing exercise.
What to do when the API you are using stops working
Stamp design errors
> What is 0.5f, then?

Since the article is about C preprocessor expressions and it says that in that context, there can't be any of them, I would say the answer is: “not a C preprocessor expression”.
Thanks, I missed the detail that their maximum buffer size was 32 MB. They speak about the default size but then change the maximum size and show that the longer delays don't happen.
It would not. The way to unlink files is by path and not by inode. I don't think you can actually delete by inode on OSX.
You're right in that cisgender is gender matching the sex they were assigned at birth. I sort of went on a tangent without fleshing it out properly. I was interested in the idea of breaking apart sexuality and gender identity but it may have sounded like I was describing cisgender later in my rant (which I earlier described poorly - sexuality was the wrong term and made the definition totally incorrect).

When I mentioned matrices I was trying to describe how you could identify, gender-wise, as a male yet have the physical sex of a female and sexually identify as a homosexual (attracted to other males), which results ultimately in a (physically) male and female relationship...which could then be defined as homosexual if the (physical) male were to accept the (physical) female as transgendered and for him to identify sexually as homosexual and male gender-wise.

I was hoping to illustrate if you break apart gender identity, physical sex, and sexuality you can come up with combinations that are best explained in a matrix or grid (two dimensions) because linear descriptions can seem convoluted.
When Al Qaeda attacked New York nobody was attacking Afghanistan. No western soldiers were moving in on Taliban territory. No American or European drones or bombers were flying over the tribal territories. We'd successfully defended and liberated some Arab lands in the first Iraq war but had launched no wars of conquest against any Islamic nations and only became involved when Arab leaders pretty much begged us to do so. We did not start these conflicts.
But that surely takes less time. Elevators arrive quickly and move fast. I can't remember last time when I waited over 5 minutes for an elevator. If the cart just leaves I need to wait at least 1.5*2 minutes, plus whatever times is spent on the other side waiting for people to disembark and new people to embark.
I concur. I don't really get the name "transducer". It's just map+reduce? So... why do we need a new name and new libraries?
If you make a directory tree "a/a/a/a/a/a/a" and then rename every directory to "aaaaaaa (x255)" starting on the inner directory... How does other OSes deal with this? Does every rename at a top level folder check the filenames recursively first?
Copenhagenize is a term that was coined after the second battle of Copenhagen in 1807. During this battle, the British fleet surrounded the city and massively bombarded it to submission. The entire Danish fleet was seized or destroyed. The destruction was so complete that a new word was invented: to "copenhagenize" a city is NOT a nice thing to say.
My favourite filename trick on Windows is to create a file called "1", then rename it using Windows Explorer using Alt-255 to create a blank character (not a space, but looks like a space).
I don't really like it when people demand references to support opinions, it's usually a jerk move, but you're making a statement of fact. Can you point me to any information about these tests?
I did just above. You can also read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Copenhagen_(1807)
Here's the thing, you don't/can't "isolate" development of a muscle, especially a big one

Working out has systemic (anabolic) effects
are you sure you haven't somewhere typo or are you possibly on beta ? - on 10.11.1 (15B42) as per OP the link gets created
I would look at Big Bottled Water too.
Tell that to whoever developed the crossbow/musket/repeating rifle/machinegun

Civilisation seems to stem from the drive to discover ever easier ways to kill
How strange. I'm also on 10.11.1, and I get "file name too long":

sh-3.2# ln -s ftw $str1/$str2/$str3/$str4/L
ln: 1.../2.../3.../4.../L: File name too long

sh-3.2# mount
/dev/disk1 on / (hfs, local, journaled)
...

Edit: see my comment above - you can indeed create a path too long; just not in one go.
UN Security Council resolution to declare war against group in Iraq and Syria
Show HN: Startup conclave,Where are you going to launch your startups?
For every startups , Launching there product at the right place, right time in to right audience is important .

If you are ready with a product which is ready to demo. Do with the right people who are the pioneers in the field and get their advices.And the same time give the beta version to the customers who are going to use.Get their feedback and iterate the product.

Track everything. Each piece of information that you get is vital.

Announce with all media with press meets. Don't forget about Facebook,Twitter and other social media.

Make it big. Host a Launch party. Invite all the above and throw a party to them.

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Russia isn't part of the west. They tried that during the 90s and were thanked with NATO expansion east.
not necessarily always a bad strategy[1].

OPSEC101: tor users stand out like a Mongolian transgender in the desert.

[1] https://twitter.com/KristoferA/status/666980002114744320
Just guessing but maybe the shell is eating the filename rather than rm eating it?
You can turn forward momentum directly into upswing. So if he does switch at the low and high point of a swing, it might work. At low point he would shoot bit backwards, at high point bit forwards.

He doesn't need to maintain height, but energy.
One example: http://www.techinsider.io/british-taranis-drone-first-autono...

Short googling for "autonomous weapons" will yield many more results.
This is an appealing result. I like exercise and I want to think it's doing good things for my brain, but as with all studies on the mind-body link, it's going to take a great deal more evidence to make it convincing. It's especially premature to conclude anything about exercising the legs in particular.
It has 60 million monthly active users, and it doesn't even encrypt by default.

I think I agree that using encryption on Telegram singles you out though!
> I don't imagine that anyone thinks that surveillance is per se bad.

Really?
51% of New Yorkers say they are barely or not getting by, poll shows
Telegram. For secure things, Signal/ChatSecure or something else by moxie. For 99% of the shit you do, the convenience will usually outweigh the limitations brought on by doing crypto properly, for instance not having a desktop client.
and google is probably an open system to the NSA and US government, you dont need to even appear to be someone who has something to hide they will target you because they easy have access to your data.
Why so? Surely, if the correlation is explicitly with leg power rather than endurance or general fitness, then anaerobic exercise (squats, deadlifts, lunges, leg-presses, as well as running/bike sprints etc) would be the a better driver for building that power rather than aerobic exercise?
> Next time, I had learned the coding conventions and how scope worked in JavaScript. The time after that I finally understood closures.

Is this normal in some companies? This seems to imply they shipped production javascript in which the author didn't understand scope or closures. I can't honestly wrap my head around this one.. how could you write functioning code without understanding scope and closure? Repeatedly moving code lines around until it doesn't give an error or something? Putting everything in a single function?
this is exactly right. It isn't confused as parent says. They are no longer forcing js packages to be bundled into nuget where they tend to grow stale. The nuget angular package was actually maintained by scott hanselman. Why duplicate the effort when angular is published by the angular team on bower?

Instead of reinventing the wheel, they are leaning heavily on existing OSS that already does the job very well. eg: No more bundling in MVC, that is what gulp/grunt tasks do for the non MS world, so use that too.

No more MSTest which is a poor clone of Nunit, XUnit is the default tool and is used for all ASP.NET internal framework tests.
Even the ~15,000 BP - 18,500 BP it's still quite exciting; the evidence they describe is still quite vague, although I'm no archaeologist, so the 33,000 would be out of left field. I'm excited for further developments—corroboration is the ultimate decider, and it seems they've found something.

EDIT: The gentleman who posted the tweet you mentioned also wrote this: https://medium.com/@johnhawks/did-humans-approach-the-southe.... It gives a broader look, and it still has exciting implications for understanding early American travel. I think even more exciting is the potential for other sites with similar ancient sites.
The three options without feedback are rather extreme. Why can't someone believe themselves to be mediocre?
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To start acting as a manager is actually not to jump into the vacuums that you see everywhere as a developper. Acting as a manager is to take a step back, and help others fill in the vacuums.
Things marshmallow experiment has not consider
El Capitan won't let you create the path in one go (it gives file name too long), but you can create it incrementally:

sh-3.2# pwd
/private/var/root/1.../2.../3.../4...
sh-3.2# ln -s /var/root/ftw L
sh-3.2# rm L
rm: L: No space left on device
Maybe he means actually understanding and not "well in JS you do things this way, dunno exactly why".
Interesting metaphor but I still don't fully understand. I imagine it is easy to go around doing ordinary cash transactions, hard but possible to find a place to live and work (you have to find landlords and employers who are willing to engage in sketchy things). But going to public school? enrolling in Princeton? Do these institutions seriously not care who you are?

Also, if illegal immigrants are not non-existent to the state, why are they tolerated and not getting deported?
I've been in one of VTN's awarded house in Saigon. I've read quite a lot discussion of Vietnamese's architects around his works in general.

I agree with some comments that, VTN creative points in his designs (a very nice lighting solution for dining room, for example) comes at a quite high cost of other parts in the house. He pushes the stairway till the point of feeling suffocated so that he can have an innovatively beautiful corner somewhere in the living room.

He pays functionality for beauty, so you may admire his work on picture or if you visit the house once or twice but living there long enough, you'd start to be annoyed. Which makes me think it's not a good sacrifice.
Other than the silly gore that clip from Final Destination V was really an interesting portray of a suspension bridge coming apart. I would think it would come apart faster after watching other bridge accidents actually caught on video
It's short for floating point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating_point
I think you've got your facts a bit wrong:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagenization_(naval)

"Copenhagenization refers to the practice of confiscating the warships of a defeated enemy."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycling_advocacy#Copenhageniza...

"Copenhagenization is a design strategy in which urban planning and design are centered on making a city more accessible to bicyclists and pedestrians, and less car dependent"

I think we can be sensible and infer that they mean the latter, and not some obscure 19th century naval terminology for confiscating ships, and therefore no offence intended.
Exactly, you want to know when the error is due to memory.

Intel deciding that consumers (including those buying Haswell-E CPUS) do not need ECC really irks me. Textbook market segmentation from a near monopoly.

Currently you can not have your cake and eat it:

You cannot have the best single-thread performance (offered by overclocking Haswell-E series or Skylake 6700k) and have ECC.

So if one is building the ultimate workstation, you have a hard choice, do you go with X99 chipset(no ECC but can overclock) or do you go to the server motherboards with C610 chipsets which are quite limited as far as consumer interests are.

Interesting are the Intel mobile Xeons which now provide a venue for ECC on a laptop.
People don't like Telegram because they claim to be a company which cares deeply about security and privacy, offering a "200% secure" chat client, while blatantly ignoring the concerns of the security community. Doing things like using a hand-rolled, proofless KDF isn't just a bad idea when considering a nation-state adversary. It's a bad idea against every adversary. It's the cryptographic equivalent of staking an ADT sign in your yard without purchasing an alarm.

It is unethical to market snake oil.
Did humans approach the southern tip of South America more than 18k years ago?
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There is probably a correlation between overall health -> leg strength & overall health => brain health / power. Not as revolutionary as I would like it to be.
In my experience Cygwin (the Unix environment for Windows) also works. It's only the Windows explorer and the command line that has problems with long paths, not the file system/kernel itself.
We killed it and will just create a couple of blog posts ... We were expecting more interest from HN community given the fact that this was our main goal .. To help HN community destroy procrastination ... We only had 5 signups
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I found this headline quite refreshing, every other news source I've seen cover it discusses terrorists using Telegram and Signal to "go dark."
Is this sponsored by Hillary Clinton? :)
As with games, sequels and reboots of existing stories and characters are far safer options than gambling on new IP.

Sure there is the whole thing of Netflix (and presumably Prime Video), being able to collect enormous amounts of data, to identify what makes a tv show popular to their customers. But my limited knowledge of business suggests that the majority of attention will always be focused on safe money-makers.
I would not call it trying to be a "manager", that is a narrow role with a formal place in the org chart. Let's call it "taking responsibility".

I agree that you should be smart about it, and not blindly do unassigned work. In the worst case you can be reprimanded because you did not follow process and you might step on someones toes that had other plans and ideas.

But don't just do what you are told or only what fits your job description, but do what is needed most and what you care about. That does not have to mean you can't first discuss it with your formal manager or team, but only that you take the initiative and show that you care.

When other people recognise that you care about some topic, surly you will get more work regarding that topic. But that is a good thing because you now get to do more work _that you care about_ and that is important. In a sensible organisation that will also mean you can leave some other work to other people, not that you have to increase your hours.
It's good to see architecture in the HN front page even if this is just another project.

There are hundreds (not exagerating) of interesting approaches but you can't see any of them prospering. Why? Being interesting is different from being an epiphany but specially because the lack of political backup. Architecture without politics will hardly ever change anything.
That does exactly what I describe. It flies automatically, but target selection and weapons deployment is done manually. The article is quite clear on this. It doesn't recognize terrorists automatically, decide whether they're on a kill list by itself and decide where and when to attack them without human intervention.

I can't reply to atemerev, so I'll do so here.
Are you even reading my posts? Autonomous flight is largely a solved problem. Recognizing a gun in a silhouette isn't even close to good enough. What if he's a hunter, or a Pakistani soldier, or just wants to defend himself? The kinds of strikes drones perform are driven by intelligence., e.g. form the article, 4 people on camels traversing a given valley. What if there is another group of 4 people? What if one of them splits off before the drone is in strike range? What time window is reasonable given how fast they could traverse the terrain? What if the image now shows that actually there's a child with them that wasn't in the intelligence report? Humans can interpret the intelligence report, evaluate incidental factors such as travel times and terrain, recognize new data points and come to a reasoned conclusion based on hundreds of factors about whether or not to engage. Computers simply cannot cope with these sorts of problems.
Yes. That is what I am talking about. It seems like there are already cheap devices that can do wireless HDMI streaming [1].

[1] http://www.amazon.in/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps...
Interesting game.
Wow, that looks amazing.
If you're a Telegram user who's cautious with what you say, assuming that anything you transmit could potentially be intercepted, you will certainly be more secure than a {Chat,Text}Secure user with complete faith in their technology.

Edited to add: The same could well be true for someone using plaintext.
Had a few items from the Anker brand, and always been very impressed with their product quality and the 'clean' nature of their packaging. Utilised their external batteries, replacement iPhone batteries, as well as their 'hardened glass screen covers' for an accident prone partner.
You can build aerobic power (at least to some extent) using anaerobic exercise like sprints / intervals. I would assume a combination of aerobic & anaerobic exercise is probably the healthiest because that way all energy pathways and muscle fibres get activated.

I always think it's crazy to expect humans to function properly without exercise. We see the problems in all other animals when they become sedentary below the level that they would historically be expected to do. Yet somehow some people seem to think we are an exception to this rule.
Or maybe Annecy.
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Does linux/ext3/ext4 have quirks like this?
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AWS is more honest with S3 Infrequent Access:
https://aws.amazon.com/s3/storage-classes/

No additional metadata, but you get charged at least for 128 KB . Luckily lifecycle transition doesn't move files smaller than 128 KB. However, even using lifecycle transition you pay $0.01 per 1000 transitions. It doesn't seem much but for smaller items it can decrease savings a lot. E.g. if you average file is 6 MB, than you will loose 4 days of savings on S3 IA comparing to standard class.