skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is not that rare when using the current standard of consent. If you include any man who has sex while drunk (and is hence incapable of giving consent) then rape of men by women is very common.
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I remember good old times when I used ZX Spectrum (actually it was 100% compatible soviet-clone).

I dreamed to create a game. That's why I actually started programming.

I wanted to create animation.

When I started with Basic I noticed that Basic interpreter is way too slow to update video memory (even for fraction of screen).

Then I discovered world of compiled languages with Pascal. It was much more fun than Basic but still too slow to update video memory.

Then I moved to assembly language (actually I only had list of opcodes and I had to put them in memory directly). It was much more fun than Pascal and speed was great but still not enough for animation if you write straight-forward implementation.

Then I discovered that if you put performance-critical code into lower-memory addresses it runs much faster.

Unfortunately, I didn't finish my research because I had no access to internet and books.
In that case, consent was mutually given and if the other party then changes their mind and asks the other to stop, then consent ceases, right?

If the other party is not signalled that consent was withdrawn, then it is, in my mind, a bit tricky. It means that consent was no longer there, but the other party didn't have any way of knowing. I think it's fair to say that no assault occurred, but it's still damaging to the one no longer wanting to have sex. In that case it's really unfortunate for both parties :-(
No, they really are totally different machines. Look at the schematics. About the only real similarity is that both used a 65xx family microprocessor.

Besides the very extensive hardware differences, to the best of my recollection there was no overlap at all in software/firmware.
It's not just you, and probably not even just an American thing. I personally think of the The Times when I see "The Times", but I'm British, like the author of this Medium article.

I know why it happens, but it's somewhat ironic that The Times is given a made-up regional-sounding name (The London Times or Times of London) to differentiate it from shorthand versions of region-specific titles that are, directly or indirectly, inspired by The Times.
As an Australian, maybe it just feels that way.
> Maybe "I would fire this person, if they worked for me" or "I would kick this person out of my social club" are more apt.

You can't have it both ways. Universities shouldn't be able to get the benefit of federal endowments and federally guaranteed student loans while also being considered aristocratic social clubs with the autonomy to pick and choose and deny whoever they want.

If they're a resource that is so important that it must be protected and governed and funded by the federal government, then you should go full-stop and consider it a public resource. And if it is a public resource, then there should be no special laws that the institution is governed by, and the deciding factor as to whether someone should be kicked-out should be violation of general law, decided by real courts, brought by real police, and argued by real lawyers.
... in March 2017. Misleading title.
RSS feeds for SoundCloud pages (or at least some of them) do exist. Here is an example http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:214090286...

They are difficult to find, though. I use many SoundCloud pages for which I wasn't able to find an RSS feed.
I think docker for Mac is the way to go but, until disk performance is not up to scratch, I suggest you have a look at dinghy (https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy) it just works too and it's 10x faster than docker-machine with vmware/virtualbox shares (uses NFS).
I could be wrong about how rare it is, I don't know the statistics and I don't have any way of knowing how many men don't report the crime.

My point was that it can and does happen. I probably shouldn't have said anything about how often it occurs as I don't know.
> It would be contrary to the principles of fundamental
> justice ... then any lack of consent is a tragic
> mistake, not a criminal offence

There's a reason jurisprudence is a doctorate:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_liability_%28criminal%2...
Steve Blank: What Founders Need to Know. You Were Funded for a Liquidity Event
Bbc/chaos-lambda: Randomly terminate ASG instances during business hours
Benefits of Stand Up India Scheme for Women Entrepreneurs
Stand Up India Scheme was launched and promoted by the Union Government on 5th April, 2016 in Noida (Uttar Pradesh). The Union Cabinet has introduced the scheme to promote over 2.7 lakh entrepreneurs (women, scheduled caste and scheduled tribes) through banks

See more at: http://www.biz2credit.in/blog/2016/04/19/how-stand-up-india-is-encouraging-women-entrepreneurship/
The best way for this to play out is for drivers to buy their own automated rigs and work as contractors. Regulations would need to be updated to allow "drivers" to log the hours spent sleeping while the truck was moving.
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I survived making an Atari 2600 game! https://github.com/boomlinde/jupitersumo

The tricky part is writing the graphics kernel (which is responsible for updating the one-dimensional screen registers as the beam advances vertically). It needs to be quick, and it's probably not healthy for the programmer trying to incorporate any other game logic into this part.

After the screen has been drawn you have a few lines free for arbitrary code on every frame. You still have to keep track of how many lines have passed to maintain the correct screen frequency and initiate the vertical sync at the right moment, though. There are no interrupts to deal with this, but there is a timer that you can set up and start polling once your game code is finished not to have to think about lines when doing the game logic.

Then there's the sprites... They can be nudged side to side arbitrarily in up to 8 pixel increments, but can only be placed at an absolute horizontal location by waiting for the beam to get there and writing to a register that resets an internal sprite counter. There is no vertical positioning, and you just enable/disable the drawing of the sprite or clear its pattern at the right line.

In my game, I could save a lot of time in the kernel by never explicitly clearing the sprites to produce 2D objects. Instead, as the screen draws lines, it decrements an 8-bit counter which is used to index a table of 256 sprite lines. "Moving" the sprite vertically, then, is just a matter of changing the initial value of the counter.
Off the top of my head, here's a list of reasons that may tip the scale of an outcome in favor of the worse overall team in a baseball contest, whether luck or other factors. (the first two are by far the most important, and are in general order of how much variability each factors to a game):

- sequencing (3 walks, 3 strikeouts, and a home run in an inning can end with 1 or 4 runs depending on sequencing)

- ball-in-play luck (batters have little-to-no control over whether their line drive finds a glove for an out or a gap for a double)

- pitcher/hitter matchups favoring one team or another

- other luck over a single game (2+ errors in a game, 3+ home runs in a game, etc) that are well above the average for any team, but any team will have many of these games over the course of a season

- umpire strike zone favoring one team's pitchers

- umpire calls consistency

- park/weather favoring one team's players

If you need any explanation on any of these I'd be happy to provide it. I'll add more if I think of them, but this should give you a pretty good idea of why the best teams in baseball usually end up with a less than 60% win record.
Thanks for reminding me of how common crashes and other general frustrations were in personal computing only as recently as the 90s.

Someone who is currently 18 years old never experienced computing when it wasn't near seamless as it is today.
The Juice Train can, as does the "Salad Shooter" train. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juice_Train
Yep..I didn't buy anything from newegg with bitcoin today..oh wait.

Bitcoin dead for the 130th time. No conflict of interest with Hinrikus making that statement..his motives are purely altruistic - he's looking out for the people.

Very intelligent post sir. You seem to be an expert on the fraud that is bitcoin.
Given that an automated truck will follow a certain safety framework, it's interesting to contemplate if there might be automated truck pirates.

Jam mobile connectivity, run the truck off the road by herding it with other vehicles, then break in and run-away with the goods or the entire trailer for that matter.
I didn't read all of your article, I didn't have to read it to see that your comment looks like propaganda; new user, highly politicised comments, abrasive attitude to questions, comments with very similar content, etc.

I don't really know if your comment is propaganda — I don't really care, actually. It's probably not. But we must be suspicious of suspicious acting narrators trying to lead conversations on sites like reddit and hacker news, no?
I would argue that IBM's business is selling golf courses and Orlando software-and-wine conferences to CEOs, for having witnessed it, because honestly, which sysadmin would accept to run such horrible pieces of software (IBM Rational Suite or IBM FileNet), let alone... pay for it, really? It looks like nothing more than corruption of officers on fiduciary duty.

Secret pricing is exactly how they conduct that business: With no public price, employees can't challenge IBM's consultants to provide the value they're charged for. If all from Atlassian to SpaceX publish their pricing, any other behaviour should trigger a SEC investigation.
Good thing Amazon owns both
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Isn't a 20% skill difference pretty meaningful in most endeavors? Maybe not the difference between unemployment and rock star but being 20% better at sales for example can be quite lucrative.
Funnily enough the articles tag line applies quite well to alexa.com

> Amazon’s Alexa is a stupendous novelty act that can play thousands of songs, guess your weight, and conjure a pizza from thin air!

Pretty much applies to how Alexa.com attempts to measure traffic
It's different.
Careful about those "quick tasks", you might die a death from thousand cuts. If you're doing something that takes time and concentration, it takes effort to context-switch your brain away from it, do the "quick task", and then context-switch back. If you keep getting distracted from the "big task", chances are that you will start making mistakes, or just do it badly. It's better to defer these "quick tasks", and then do them all at once - thus minimizing the context-switching from and to your "big task".

Just tell people that you'll get on their task "[in an hour/later today/today until lunch/...]", AND THEN REALLY DO IT, like an adult, responsible person. No touchy-feely patronizing nonsense about forgetting the tasks you defer, we're not schoolchildren.
I've spent some time thinking about basic income. At times arguing for it, other times arguing against it.

Unfortunately we cannot resolve the scarcity problem, particularly when it comes to real estate, i.e. the location one chooses to reside. There is a simple physical constraint: only one thing can occupy a specific space at a time. Cities in general are popular places to live because of their proximity to "things", the Arts and that interesting stuff happens where more people can collaborate in the real world. (Consider the demand to be close to your child's school or near a dog park.)

Given this (assumption if you will), let's consider a few rounds of economic cause/effect. Round 1: if everyone were given a basic income, many more people will be able to afford to live in a city. Round 2: not all people, but some, will seek housing (rent or buy) in this city. Round 3: owners will need to choose between [1] renting/selling at current price for which there is suddenly higher demand or [2] increasing their price until there is less demand. Round 4: most owners choose option [2] and excess income begins to be sucked up by higher and higher prices.

The issue is basic income increases the demand (perhaps good for today's global economic ailments) while supply of goods/housing will take time to adjust. Of course, given the opportunity to sell apartments in a city at higher margins will cause developers to build new supply, but this takes years.

One way to deal with the supply/demand issue is having a basic income that starts low ($100 a month?) and increases to a basic living wage over the course of 5 years. This way, investments can be planned ahead of time so supply increases with demand.
I would bet because the wage paid is insignificant compared to maintenance of the vessel and that the maritime laws would be further complicating such a scenario.
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> 2) freight trains don't get priority over passenger trains

Freight trains get priority here and it still doesn't make sense to ship by train. Rail is pretty limited by the huge size of our country, and they need to be able to ship to tiny random stores all over the place. It makes more sense to send one truck that can stop anywhere there's a road than send it out via train and then transfer to a local truck, which might be sitting unused the rest of the time.
+1 for all that although I'd be tempted to get the billing info on sign up and offer a 'throwaway' good deal for the uncertain, so, say $50 a month, or try 10 days for $3
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If I was being charged with something and they offered the 'pretty mediocre' option for determining guilt vs the 'believe the victim' option, I know which I'd take.

The system isn't great, but it's the best we've got, sadly.
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Not so easy once you have a family, I barely have time to mess with new tools in my home lab, working a second job just sounds taxing (the only reason I even have an LLC is legal shielding for the odd repair / small business IT job I have on the side).
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Should I shave before or after shower time?
Can you define drunk as you intend it in this sentence?

People seem to be very loose with this phrase recently and it's impossible to tell if they're doing so intentionally for political reasons, or if they're just not very good at communicating what they mean.

Drunk can mean someone has had 1 beer (e.g. drunk driving in many locations). It can also mean aggressively or flamboyantly out-of-character after several drinks, or it can mean basically incapacitated and in danger of choking on their own vomit.

Which part of this range were you ambigously referring to?
Given that it's literally one person's statement vs. the other person's statement, anything > 0% of proven cases is a win.
In Denmark, companies are required to clearly and visibly state things such as total price - if they fail to do so, the "contract" is invalid. If they don't provide a reasonable way to cancel services (relative to the signup procedure), the company have no case. So stating in a ToS that I must call to cancel, when I signed up with nothing but a webform and an email, would not be accepted.
While it's rare, do remember that hash collisions need to be thought of in birthday-paradox terms, which does increase the chance of observing a collision significantly. Hitting MD5's birthday point (50% chance of collision) requires a couple tens of quintillions of hashes, but that's probably a lot smaller number than people expect, and a not-unreasonable number to see in a sufficiently large-scale data archiving system.

(meanwhile there's stuff in the wild using things like Java hashCode() to determine identities, and the birthday point on that is only around 75k IIRC)
Would love to try new Docker
My docker ID: lisnake
That was pretty straightforward.
Check this http://ideone.com/VImf2v :)
the contents of the proceedings could prejudice the result of a subsequent criminal trial.

To the extent that universities coerce testimony from their students, shouldn't it be inadmissible in court?
Whenever i see a post on Storagepod, i always fantasize how much it will cost Apple to provide free iCloud Backup to its users. If you have 600M active users and 30GB per backup @ 0.036/Gb. That is 648M, so even triple redundancy will only cost less then 2Billion.

If Apple could afford to give free OSX update, free iWork and ilife, Why not free iOS Backup?

Or at least offer a Time Capsule that i can backup my iOS devices without going to the cloud.
And I and the rest of my family can do it from anywhere in four rooms without me or my phone being present. It's wonderful.
There's a reason jurisprudence is a doctorate:

Yes, there is:

http://www.canlii.org/en/ca/scc/doc/1985/1985canlii81/1985ca...
Hollywood movies are such shit these days, I wouldn't even watch most of them for free.
Gosh how reckless of them to want to pay back their VCs (streaming enough music to satisfy millions of people costs $$) and also become a profitable business!
The minimal set is to use full content of the file.

Consider the case of a log file and its backup made one short log message earlier.

If you want to gamble on using only a partial hash, I would hash the last few kb of each file, as that (at least based on this 30-second 'analysis' of the problem domain) likely would work better in practice. Theoretically, it is as vulnerable, though.

Edit: if you have a VM image on your disk, and that small append happens to a log file in the image, that small change can happen anywhere. It also can be even smaller; someone might run 'touch' on an already existing file. Theoretically, that could be a one-byte change.
I'm like this, without the extra added steps. I have 2500 unread emails in my inbox, I skim over what's new in the inbox and read what I want that's it, the important thing is search.

I've found this is applying to almost everything I do for a while now. Started with gmail, its google after all I can just search.

I don't "organise" my inbox, if I need to find an email I'll search for it.

I have over 70 tabs open in chrome, if I need to find a tab I search for it. Using vimium I press shift+t and just search for the tab, if it doesn't find the tab it opens a google search for it.

I don't ever organise my files/downloads folder, If I need to find a file I command+space and write open yellow-subm. Using Alfred

I don't bother with folder structure organisation, every project is a folder under ~/src folder, if I need to go to the server project I write on the terminal `z serv`, and it cd's into the folder. Using z[0].

I don't bother with which buffers are open in vim, if I need to see the file drink something controller file I press <leader>t and write drikcontrol. Using command-t

If I want to put the computer to sleep I press command+space and write sleep. Again Alfred

I think what changed for me is I don't really care about the structure/organisation I care about getting the thing I want. I either want to find something (search), or do something (command).

I guess the important thing is the organisation is implicit on the name/contents of the thing I'm looking for.

The only problem that rises from this is if a co-worker asks where a code file is I usually don't know, but then I solve that by <leader>t name-of-file and check the path.

[0] https://github.com/rupa/z
I'm choosing to interpret this as massive cognitive dissonance between what you would do as a decent human being, and what actually happens "IRL" to women in tech.

Sad to say, I don't think there is more to the story, without just egging on the trolls. Her offense was to be a woman as the public face of a hot new tech, and that's all.

Turning it around, what would she had to have done , in your mind, to elicit death threats and revenge porn? Double parked? Cut in line in front of someone's grandma at the bank?
As a long time customer and admirer of Flipkart, I have no hesitation in saying that there is something massively wrong at Flipkart. Earlier FK used to be my goto destination for buying anything online, since last 1.5 years things have changed drastically. Every single product, that i need to buy is either cheaper on Amazon India or is not available at all on FK- every single product.
Customer service that used to be friendly is not welcoming either. On the other hand, Amazon India seems to be obsessed about customer service, they will readily offer you GV for a slightest of mistake on their part. Their product inventory is massive. Essentially Amazon india has become what FK used to be 3 years back and FK seems uninterested in doing business anymore.
To consumer protection laws in Denmark state that, you cannot cancel for a periode in the past. If you've prepaid they can keep payment for "30 days end of month", but anything beyond that must be returned. For monthly payment, you must be able to cancel up until the next payment is due. It doesn't matter if the service is used or not.
Butlerian Jihad! You shall not have thinking machines.
If anyone wants to try out programming the a8 then here is a little info:

Best windows emulator: Altirra

Best cross platform emulators: Atari800 and Atari++

Or if you have an FPGA board (MIST,MCC216 etc) then you can try my core available at http://www.scrameta.net

Or you could buy a real 800XL!
I've amended the comment to refer to criminal accusations --which is what I mean to specify.
Ask HN: Is Let's Encrypt for CPanel Trustworthy?
https://letsencrypt-for-cpanel.com/

Sorry for the newbie question =/ I'm looking for a user-friendly and quick way to implement Let's Encrypt SSL, and a $30 solution would be awesome. But I have no idea how to evaluate if this is a trustworthy service.
angelofm I'm really excited to finally try to get all these different languages to communicate via their own containers

I have been checking my email for the last 30 days hoping to find an invite.

Thank you.
This is one of many reasons we will still need humans present, if only in a guard capacity.
This reminds me of what I saw from the Snowden leaks about HUMINT psyops: https://theintercept.com/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipulation/ and it doesn't surprise me that this is being used by election candidates.

Realistically, if they are willing to buy Facebook likes and twitter followers, what else are they willing to do to persuade public opinion to their liking? Companies also engage in a form of this guerrilla propaganda.

You are correct, it is very worrying.
Just a thought: What if they only replace retiring/stopping/dying drivers with a driver-less alternative and close off the profession for others?
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Agreed here. I don't think anyone reasonable is suggesting the local delivery trucks are going to get automated any time soon.

But the long-haul interstate runs? I see this happening faster than any automated passenger cars, and once it starts it's going to rapidly take over that industry. Probably starts with convoys with a couple human tenders until the tech is proven.
I'll risk down votes...but...this is one of those posts that doesn't fair well here in the sense of balanced conversation...and the comments I have already read...I hope it disappears soon...
no, we must do our research and not form quick judgements. No excuse to not read all the article. If you don't have time to learn, please save time by not speaking.
It means deleting your Facebook account will also prevent you logging into those other services. I had to delete a Spotify account and start over after I initially signed up via a Facebook login.

(I should note that the Spotify staff were amazingly helpful and actually migrated me over to an email-login account when asked.)