skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, "nobody" commented those things in many circles. You were expected to know the common self-modification idioms.

But on top of that, a lot of software on the C64 at least (I'd like to think this didn't apply to any "professional" software, but I suspect you'd find a lot of hairy stuff there too) was not written with a macro assembler but directly into a machine code monitor with no ability to store labels or comments.

In many cases you'd be lucky to have a sheet of handwritten notes about which addresses contained which code (and yes, that meant re-writing bits and pieces of code if you wanted to insert something new).

For my part I used a machine code monitor without labels etc. for several years before I got a proper macro assembler (Turbo Assembler) with a full screen editor.
Thank you. YAML will look more like plain text and still will be easy to parse.
Battery cost? I'm sure tax payers would happily pay for extra batteries. I can't imagine couple of extra batteries would be a weight problem? Or, if the unit cost is low enough, extra cams could be tossed in the trunk of the cruiser?

After all, the cameras are for the officer's protection. If I was an officer, I would demand to have the camera on at all times. I'd even buy my own cams from China--if the department decided to cut back on funds.

I bought two dash cams. They were $15 a piece. The darnedest thing--I haven't been pulled over since my purchase. Think of the valuable police time I saved by my simple purchase?
> Another Nazi spokesman said that reports from abroad had indicated that the picture had a "Communist tendency" and that this was no doubt the reason why the picture was unacceptable.

It's so incredible to see such an old news article, talking about Nazi spokespeople's comments, on a modern website, looking just like every other article on that website. The internet is remarkable.
From what little is described of this "hack", it does sound akin to looking in a window that nobody noticed was open. In general, uninvited pentesting is more like going around and checking doorknobs to see if they're locked. Not sure if that's illegal (in Slovenia no less), but I can't blame someone for feeling really uptight about it.
I found the book on scribd:

https://www.scribd.com/doc/116393104/Visual-Group-Theory

I don't really know that website, I just googled, and I checked that I can access all pages and without having to login or subscribe. "Download" asks for a login, but I only wanted to check the book out.
How about no? We've been in this place and it's not pretty.
You are comparing the lowest Chromebook which are absolutely crap in quality to an iPad Air.
Yeah it's absurd.
When I talk about this with my friends in other professions they hardly believe it.
None of the lawyers or editors consider writing open source contracts or publishing free magazines in their free time. And even if they do something like this - there was never a company that EXPECTED that at an interview. The last interviews I had there were more questions about mini pet projects than about my 10 years professional experience or my PhD thesis.

Of course, when I was 15 I loved to program all my free time after school.
Now I have wife, daughter, dog and being in front of a screen all day makes me very uncomfortable, no matter how much I like the subject.

I am now much more comfortable with "researchy" positions - in all those interviews, no one ever asked me about my github profile or if I like to "learn" the flavour of the day web framework in my free time (no, I don't...).
D'oh... On looking at this again today I immediately spotted one pointless thing: "outerloop". Of course you don't need to jump there to set X to 0, because if you fall through the "BNE $innerloop", it's because X has wrapped to 0. Wasted cycles. The LDX #$0 must stay unless you know X is 0 on entering the routine, but the BNE $outerloop should be BNE $innerloop (and so you might as well rename it to just loop).
Why does philosophy hold fashion in such low regard?
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Isn't any such problem brewing for thousands of years? Mass murder of Muslims is a problematic statement. On one hand, any situation where there is more than a few dozen or a couple hundred deaths could be considered a mass murder, but on the other - which conflict/war doesn't come with that?
Not to mention that the noumbers that were reported by CNN were a heavy propaganda. Kosovo conflict was one example of Balkan conflict that did not bring death even close on the scale of other conflict.
Now, the finale: during the war, propaganda said 100,000 dead. After the war, the count stopped at 3,000 (the population was roughly under 2 million) [1]
And, there are roughly 1,000 missing Serb civilians that were taken by albanian rebels/terrorists and used for organ transplants.
[1]http://www.newstatesman.com/node/138456
[2]English wikipedia as the further reference https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosovo_War
These Americans are preparing for battle against their own government
You should be nervous while driving a car, you should be hyper-vigilant, checking for those which your two tonne mass of iron could easily kill. Driving a car should be like flying a commercial plane, it's far to much responsibility for the average person to have.

I'm nervous cycling my bicycle around London, surrounded by entitled drivers who complain about cyclists at every opportunity but who don't see the problem with texting while driving at speed?

The solution would be to completely rid of cars in cities, and to only allow those who are physically disabled, or those who are highly trained to drive. How long is your commute? 10 miles? that's a 30 minute cycle journey each way (I did that before a hit and run road rage driver stopped me from cycling).
As someone who doesn't really grok either Python or IP programming, I really enjoyed how simple yet educative (and ultimately, funny) this blog post was. Definitely will be trying this exercise the next time I end up at a hotel with a laptop.

I wonder how hard it might be to hijack the stream to have the receivers play your own packets.
Lead pipes work just fine for most water chemistries. It was the salts of lead used as sweeteners that were much more of a problem. As they say, "the dose is the poison".

If our behavior renders us extinct, then we had a good run.
"60%? I better turn off my phone before it runs out of power and turns off".
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Should an electric engine also literally be able to 'reverse the polarity' as well?
It's very experimental. The great thing about them is that they open the possibility of building new types of interfaces like memory, stack, tape, database or search engine that work with neural networks in inference.

See https://arxiv.org/pdf/1505.00521v3.pdf
Hmm ... 100 langs circuit, impressive ... thumbnail of code ... %&$#!!

https://github.com/mame/quine-relay/blob/master/thumbnail.pn...

(Attention to detail, they haz it.)
Robots can adjust speed of the car according to situation, especially on electric cars with recuperation of energy in brakes. Robots can use statistics or history of incidents to improve safety.

Robots can use also other things to improve safety, which cannot be used by human driver because (s)he is busy with driving, e.g. "laser" pointers of car direction of drive at road, like "mark my lane" light used by bicyclist; or directed audio/video/vibration alarms to warn of potential crash; or safety hands at front of car (like human hands), which will be released by computer to pickup child right before hit, or to to take hit from larger distance, slowly, or to change direction of car, or remove something from the road.

Humans cannot do that but robots can.
This article is really one sided. First, it doesn't cite Algeria's role in this conflict. Second, Mohamed Abdelaziz, current Secretary General of the Polisario Front is Morroccan. Most of his family lives in Morocco. Third, it doesn't talk about the terrible living conditions in Tindouf and the embezzlement of international aid by Polisarian Leaders. Final example, it doesn't show the great progress made in Laayoune or Dakhla since Spain left under Morroccan governance.
While some of those countries may be European, none are EU member states.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_state_of_the_European...
But then again, by what number did opensource and package managers decrease the clerical workload?

— Sure, if we’d not only consider machine architecture, language design and compile times, but add social factors to the equation, like ecosystems, business models, and network effects, well okay, then maybe a single, apprentice developer might do the work of a 100k MSc programmers, and at least as much as he `require`s modules. :-p
Genuinely curious, what is the problem with "exploding release number"s?
This is slightly misleading. Max MSP is a visual programming tool. It does allow low-level sound gen and processing, but it's not what most people normally mean by 'write software'.

https://cycling74.com/products/max/#.V0F3JldAuyo
Madeleine Albright got played by Kosovars who wanted the US to fight their revolution. What actually happened in Kosovo was grossly exaggerated both in magnitude and severity, wasn't at all one-sided, and in any case wasn't enough to justify NATO involvement on humanitarian grounds.
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The situation is the same in Sweden, with mosques and schools founded by Saudi.

Especially the children are sacrificed in a unlucky and naive mix of belief in cultural diversity and a blind faith in the success of privately funded schools, from the left and right, respectively.
I honestly can't believe how much I've written in this comment about such an insignificant annoyance from a few years. Consider it self-therapy that I accidentally left on HN.

I previously had a phone on Vodafone in the UK, and infuriatingly their voicemail system would not allow you to delete a message until you had listened to it for either 3 or 5 seconds, I can't remember.

Most of my messages were either spam calls I knew would have left a voicemail from when I rejected them, or my dad who has finally learned that I'm just as likely to call him back from seeing him in my missed calls list and therefore he no longer needs to leave a "Hey, it's me calling, feel free to call back or not" every single time. (It took several years of begging him to not leave a message unless he either a.) had a piece of information he wanted to give me in that message or b.) there was a time sensitivity beyond normal conversation.)

So for each message you wanted to delete, you had to listen to the robotic voice say "Caller, oh, eight, hundred, [pause], seven, etc etc etc, called, today, at, twelve, fifty, seven, PM, [pause]" then the message would start, you wait what you think is the right amount of time before pressing 3 to delete, and if you get it a fraction of a second too early, not only does it not delete it, but it tells you (in those slow, monotic, robot, words) "I'm sorry, but you cannot delete this message until you have listened to at least three seconds." AND THEN IT WOULD START AGAIN FROM THE INTRODUCTION TO WHAT FUCKING NUMBER HAD CALLED AT WHAT TIME.

Man, that's like therapy, writing that out. My mobile number was quite publicly available, included in press releases that were googleble, etc. so I got a fair few spammy voicemails. Thankfully, eventually either I discovered or their system added, the ability (bug) that if you press 3 (the delete button) almost immediately after the end of the robotic words "message deleted", you could time it so the system knew you had already deleted the last message, but hadn't reset the clock for how long you had to listen to the next message for, so once you knew the rhythm you could delete them in about 5 seconds each without being stuck listening.
I doubt he can speak them, per se. French pronounciation can be quite tricky.
Fixed the but portion. Thanks for the review man, Could you please point out any other reasons.
I agree! This does not feel intuative at all: 1.1 -> 2.2 -> 2.3 -> 3.4
There's nothing "nutty" about the belief that the US federal government is a huge threat to our freedom and liberty. And those kooks at the SPLC are the ones who should be branded a "terrorist organisation". I'm tired of the way they try to spin any "anti government" orientation as a brand of "domestic terrorism" or "extremism." I'm about as anti-government as anybody you're going to meet, but you don't see me throwing bombs or shooting at people. This is just another attempt to marginalize a group of people who are tired of being shit on by the government/corporate/military/prison/espionage complex.
And the usual reference to Adam Curtis' history of consumerism, based around Edward Bernays:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3RzGoQC4s
Yeah, I got stuck in the elevator in my apartment building and had to use the phone, it went to the local Otis service line.
Well thanks to NATO and the western powers. Most Europeans "western contries" are complicit and responsible for this. Anyway, Europe is a bunch of puppets states controlled by the warmongers in Washington. There is no foreign policy in Europe since the end of WWII thanks to the American Establishment of "Peace" (what a joke) and saved us from the freaking comminists. Then we discovered Operation PaperClip where the right wing governent of Italy and CIA made in USA bombed train stations killing women and children and blamed the communists.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED IN YUGOSLAVIA, who really want to learn:
http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/05/17/nato-the-humanitarian...
That was the point. There might be some false positives for uber here.
There are free ways to disable voicemail, e.g. on Android see No More VoiceMail app or http://m.wikihow.com/Disable-Voicemail-on-Android
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..."The ‘Kosovo Liberation Army’, which was recognized by the US State Department as a terrorist organization, received British and CIA training and arms.[35] The group received the majority of its funding – and many members – from the Albanian diaspora, Islamist fundamentalist groups, and the international drug trade. The KLA relied on drug trade, assassination, intimidation (of not only Serbs but also ethnic Albanians who opposed them), destruction of Serbian property (namely homes and churches), and other acts of ethnic cleansing of non-Albanians....
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150915135827.h...

250 B gallons in, 210 B gallons out. So net-net 40B gallons for the entire industry between 2005 and 2014. Call it 40,000 swimming pools worth.

The "out" is completely treatable.

"Large though those numbers seem, the study calculates that the water used in fracking makes up less than 1 percent of total industrial water use nationwide." - FTA.

"Gasland" is a bad movie.

Now, in some places, the available water is sufficiently short that it probably should not be used for industrial use at all.
This is a standard POSIX function: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/fm...
ISTR Windows also has a version, with a different name.
fk you US and Western Europe.
no, its not like breaking into anything.

Its more like walking past your neighbors house and finding the person who is supposed to be looking after it has left all the windows and doors open and a shopping list of things to steal pinned to the wall.

Then when your friend doesn't do anything about it.

Telling your other friends what an idiot he is.

The reason telling people they are insecure has been criminalised is the security agencies are the ones doing all the stealing.
That's a article you should read
http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/05/17/nato-the-humanitarian...
> Why do you need it? Are your fancy fonts, 1 meg CSS file, or 1 meg of Javascript that essential to the function of your website that you absolutely must have them? And if not, what are they doing there?

I wonder myself this every time this discussion flares up.

Stack Overflow awnsers that tell fledgling devs 'you can use framework x function y to solve problem z' are particulary irksome.
You say:

"We know that stock picking isn't any more effictive than random chance (that's the theory behind index funds)"
If this were the case, why aren't index funds comprised of startups and penny stocks? Index funds are usually comprised of stable companies that have an excellent track record. This means it's not random.

I think you are getting the idea wrong. The point is that in a liquid and efficient market like the stock market the price will reflect all available information on the company and you should not expect anything more than random returns. In the case of startup there is no price, and in most cases the price is likely to be zero.
Yes, any ethnic conflict has typically been brewing for thousands of years. Particularly one in the Balkans. Therefore claims that "it all started with" something in 1999 is disingenuous.

I see this as an attempt to justify or belittle the organized ethnically/religiously motivated murders of Muslim men in Kosovo, and then when that was stopped by Western nations, somehow being responsible for starting the radicalization of the said Muslim population.

As said, a larger responsibility lies with the salafists.

THe parent comment looks like classic, cheap propaganda to me -- complete with mostly fabricated organ harvesting accusations, similar to the ones often made against Israel. Regarding that "roughly 1,000 missing Serb civilians that were taken by albanian rebels/terrorists and used for organ transplants", the Wikipedia article referred actually says:

> In July 2014, Clint Williamson, the lead prosecutor with the task force, told a press conference in Brussels that unnamed “senior officials of the former Kosovo Liberation Army” will face indictments for crimes against humanity and other abuses. He said there were “compelling indications” that “a few individuals were killed with the intention of extracting their organs” by KLA fighters, but the allegations that hundreds of prisoners were killed and their organs sold was “totally unsupported”.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_theft_in_Kosovo
You can subscribe to AdSense using a company. So you open an offshore company and a virtual office and problem solved.
We've had this problem in one of the internal projects in the past where version would change so rapidly we basically didn't care about some of them. By the time team A did something to .70 there was already .75 released by team B. What do you do to, say, .72 - port changes? Ignore it? Does anyone actually care about in-betweens?

This also increased cognitive load: if I have 5 versions to care about I actually have better understanding of what went where, why, etc. With hundreds of versions institutional memory wasn't as strong.

I feel that if we were to push minor updates (ones only team B cared about) to a separate portion, everyone would be better off. This changed for later projects and simplified workflow (you could actually remember things).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srebrenica_massacre
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosovo_War#Civilians_killed_by...
Plus, mass murders and other forms of ethnic cleansing also happened in Croatia
The system governing the creation of new super-rich is effectively a lottery. It runs on exactly this hope; that it's possible to get back vastly, incredibly disproportionately more than you put in, stupefyingly out of all proportion to the risks and commitment that you made, and that if you're the right person in the right place at the right time, and you get lucky, you'll be one of the lottery winners. The whole point is not to "earn" these winnings; it's to win them.

There's a big difference between the 0.1% winners, and people who spend thirty years painstakingly building a business.
Men and women make different choices in their work life because their social status in society is calculated differently. Its easier to see when looking at jobs rather than academic fields.

Midwife is a general high status job for a woman. For a man its low status job, and barely tolerated by society.

A man that work with garbage or sanitary is socially accepted so long he brings in enough money. A woman earning the same amount will still have their social status taking a major hit.

It is generally considered as high status to work as a psychologist or veterinarian for a woman, regardless of pay. A male psychologist status is derived by how much he is earning, and is considered a failure otherwise.

Unsafe and hazardously jobs like mining or working on a oil rig is profitable endeavorers for a man and brings high social status. For a woman its low status job, and barely tolerated by society.

We could try to fix all this by force men and women to prioritize attributes which do not bring them high status in society, or we could try to fix society so people don't derive social status based on sexist attributes like wages and profession.
Yes, you have misunderstood: it's GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP), not actual dollars. Roughly speaking, the hypothetical average Nigerian has an actual dollar income of $1000, but the spending power of somebody earning $6100 in the US.
Nearly all frack sites involve two types of landowner - the people who own surface rights and the people who own mineral rights. This doesn't address injection wells but that triangular ( surface, mineral and fracker ) relationship "regulates" things pretty well.

Since the film "Gasland", all manner of untrue things are flung at fracking. IMO, a grain of salt is in order.

The stuff down the hole is much more dangerous than the fracking process - there is (maybe) HS gas, possibly radioisotopes, pressure, other stuff. Fracking is simply a part of the completion process of drilling.
> "If you don't like what facebook does, you can personally regulate it by deactivating your account."

Likewise if someone didn't like the way AT&T's monopoly operated in the 70s, they could simply deactivate their account. However, then as now with a Facebook account, it would have been a self-limiting choice.

Once a communication network has the majority of people in a region on it, it becomes nearly impossible to compete with directly and it also wields great power in relation to its users.
He probably can speak them, but maybe it will cause the opponents to start chuckling about his bad pronunciation. This would probably only help him as it makes him look stupid.
There is no NES cartridge data. It looks like OP is using an outdated magic file with a bug that was fixed in april https://fossies.org/diffs/file/5.26_vs_5.27/magic/Magdir/con...
Naturalistic fallacy informs public about your preferences but doesn't really tell us anything about the concept itself. :)
Interesting read.

I've recently decided to start taking the plunge into game dev myself, coming from a purely web/app dev background and to try to blog the process in the hopes it will turn in to a useful resource for other completely green game Devs.

The first of the two (somewhat insubstantial) videos I've made about it is here if anyone's interested https://youtu.be/PliCYTiCxKk
It looks like OP is using an outdated magic file with a bug that was fixed in april https://fossies.org/diffs/file/5.26_vs_5.27/magic/Magdir/con...
The civilians are still missing after 17+ years. They were adopted by the terrorists. Whether it can be proven (by whom?) that they ended in that particular yellow house or not is of less importance.
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