skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not to detract, but you should be aware that "Warden" is the name of an anti-cheat platform created and used by Blizzard Entertainment for all their games (save Hearthstone).
if (packet->flags & DNS_RESPONSE_FLAG == 0 || packet->questioncount != 1)

I'm not sure that it does what you want.
There is an obscure pitfall of making a class noncopyable by making the copy constructor private.

Consider the following class:

class X {
private:
X& (const X&); // not defined
public:
X bar() {
X x = ......;
return x;
}
};

Due to programmer error, an instance of X is returned by value despite the class being noncopyable. The copy constructor being private doesn't help as bar() is a method of X. This will compile and link, despite the copy constructor being undefined. I will leave the reason for this as an exercise for the reader.
They're not afraid of either. Don't project your liberal bullshit onto them. They just want the choice. If the UK wants to allow say, an Indian or an Australian or even no-one into the country instead of a Pole, then they should bloody well have the right to.

Understood?
> The public websites like vbb.de work well for me.

I intended this API mostly for web & app developers who want to combine the data with something else.

> I longed for a widget that always has the relevant timetable loaded, but then I don't wanna use GPS.

See https://github.com/JayBrown/VBBar
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Imho any basic income program must be universal. It won't survive if it is seen as handouts to the poor. This both stigmatizes those who receive it and opens the program to abuse. Everyone should receive the income, rich and poor. That ensure that those in power (the rich) take ownership of the program and protect it.

Nor should the income be withdrawn as a form of punishment. If we start picking and choosing then the incentive is always to cut away the least powerful, disenfranchised criminals being the least powerful of all.
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There's some evidence that young people thought it was just an opinion-seeking referendum, and didn't believe that a leave vote would trigger leave even if the leave vote won. (This is a slightly different form of the "voted leave, thinking that most people would vote remain, because I don't want remain to be an overwhelming win".)

If that's true then it's not surprising a bunch of young people didn't turn out.

And, about young people: Before the ref a bunch of people were asking if the vote could be extended to 16 and 17 year olds. This is going to affect them, and it would have been good to include them.

The government declined.

There are about 1.5m 16 and 17 year olds in the UK.

That's looking like a bad decision.
The strong are the people with the ability to threaten violence toward others (in this case people attempting to peacefully interact with other residents). Residents can do this with the power of their votes. Tourists can't.
Worth noting that the Scottish First Minister has just described Scenario 1 from this article - that the Scottish Parliament could veto the Brexit:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-3663...
You may want to get more trustworthy friends ...
Probably not, I would guess that they're using something similar to a certificate chain, i.e. a per-CPU key which is signed by intel which could then be revoked when the leak gets noticed.
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Ok. It looks like he is finally moving in the right direction.
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That's because they are reusing a multi-purpose device. Nationwide uses the same calculator-like device to make you sign new withdrawals with your card in the machine.

You can also use it to login with Nationwide, but they also allow login with a password, which is far simpler (and you don't need to find your card to do so either)
I never said "it was designed to not have a standard library". Instead it was: "it was NOT designed to have a standard library", which means "standard library" was something that the creator didn't even think Javascript will need.

Javascript was only created to make web pages more dynamic when web pages, and nothing more. Back then browser was supposed to be just a "thin client" to access everything magically and only way to keep things locally on the browser was through cookies.

That's not the case anymore and web browsers became a monstrous software that does everything, and that's why we're even talking about "libraries".

Also you say "JS continues to make poor excuses as to why it continues to not have one", but that's exactly what the ES6 is trying to do, with classes, inheritance, etc. I personally do not like that direction, but hope that makes you happy.
> Your story about calling 911 in NYC and getting an out of town call center is obvious fiction

You sound very sure of yourself, but telephony is pretty damn complex and there are lots of strange things that happen in telephone call routing. Maybe if that guy has a cell number from another city or a foreign country, or with a certain carrier that doesn't comply with all the requirements of E911, or there are obscure bugs in the routing system, it'll get routed to a non-NYC call center. Are you sure that never happens?
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The proper venue for this is the 'hiring' thread that will be automatically posted on the first of July.
It still doesn't work when the bank asks for different characters the next time you connect.
You and me should be friends, for I also don't have any problems knowing when to use "i.e." and when to use "e.g." but if I were to post what you did, I too would have incorrectly said "disclaimer".
Damaging an economy is reversible. Damaging democracy is unforgivable.

To all the angry young British people: you now have a choice as to the future of the UK in Europe. Perhaps you'll become politically active and campaign to rejoin. That's fine. But a 'remain' vote last week would have deprived you and your children of any choice for the next 40 years.

I see this as a 'Vietnam moment' for British young people, that opens their eyes to how politics affects their lives and hopefully invigorates them to take part.

But trying to short circuit democracy with lawyer-style technical trickery is not the course to take.
You could group voters in America into two different classes

You could, but that division would be so arbitrary that your grouping would have no meaning beyond what you started with. The primary problem in the US is the same problem that plagues UK politics: the mistaken belief that binary politics is sufficient for democracy.

As I see it, the best thing that can happen for the UK now is if both major parties fracture in multiple small groups. That would even the playing field for the dozen or so local interests that have existed, but have never been able to make a meaningful impact.
Also you can't trivially copy/debug a web component built using web assembly(so far) and play with it which is kinda a death sentence for any tech on the web unless it's championed as being a killer tool for some usecases-which this doesn't seem to be so far
Diet certainly affects mood, but I'd say the suicide trend is probably more connected to the isolation of modern life. i.e. Can connect to anyone via FB yet not speak to anyone for days (if so inclined)
Well having had fun with depression I am never went through the suicide side of things. However what I have noticed is a lot more medications seem to be carrying the "suicidal thoughts warning" than used too. I am used to seeing the "it causes sleepiness, don't operate heavy machinery" notes but I am wondering how many combinations are needed before you find the secret "oh my god I think life would be better without me". Its like the Joker from Tim Burton's Batman, which combination kills.
Ha. Was going to say Apple too. You could mass fire the khaki dudes and create a legit software culture.
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It really is a poison chalice all right. Of historical proportions.

To be in charge when the United Kingdom comes to an end and Britain fades into irrelevance is something nobody could possibly want.
Is there a way to disable just pieces of JS, so I can turn off "onpaste"?

note: sorry, accidentally deleted earlier version of this comment.
What's the upside to living in Guatemala? I ask this as a first generation American and as someone who is considering leaving the states for a while.
I wish you had clearly stated your rather extremist views up front. Would have saved a lot of time.
Nope I mean I kinda never login to my mail through unknown browser. My smartphone is just good enough when I can't access my computer, so there is only three places where my long e-mail password is stored. Keychain on my computer, keychain on my smartphone and backed up encrypted keychain in my cloud account. So it's highly unlikely that my e-mails get compromised.

Also worth mentioning my e-mails are not hosted on gmail or any big cloud player. I actually pay for my imap, when you don't pay you probably in some way are the product...

Paranoid? Maybe

Safe? More than others
The bullied did not strike back at the bully though. They struck back at a nobel-prize winning strategist that has been working for 50 years to prevent military escalation.
Javascript injection returns quite a few hits. For example for Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/css-and-javascript...
Found Stack Overflow discussion with some suggestions:

http://superuser.com/questions/858082/how-can-i-selectively-...
Why do you want to punish people even more instead of trying to educate them and help them? You and me probably do not make mistakes in this subject: but we have to admit we are both lucky and got enough education/insights to be able to handle security 'right'. Most of the population are not that lucky.
Reminds me of a poison pawn in Chess, an apparent sacrifice that if accepted drops the capturing player right in the shit.
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Communication is merely one component of the necessary means for coordinated action. Lets push the hysterical notion of OP's "activist" to an extreme and consider the situation:

In this hypothetical scenario, humanity has developed the ability to remotely project thoughts to designated individuals. No technology is involved. Interception of projected thoughts is simply not possible. Plans are made, and then time comes for executing the plan, which must by necessity occur in the physical world.

Per your position, prevention of destructive acts by sociopathic actors in the above hypothetical world is not possible?

The freedom to associate and communicate unhampered by special interests -- corporate or governmental -- is a fundamental requirement of free societies. This fundamental requirement trumps every other consideration. For example, in the above hypothetical world, the society at large still has recourse to other means to detect and prevent destructive action. However in the world that you seem to be proposing, perfectly sane and reasonable actors can be trivially denied from the exercise of the fundamental right of free speech, communication, and association.
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tbf you can either design for everyone or you can be at the cutting edge of adoptability and "coolness"
you don't see snapchat caring about folk without arms for example- useability concerns depend on the service you're building.
You know what depresses me about these articles, besides the obviously sad point of a country banning strong encryption: Why are people so obsessed with writing out huge numbers and making up arbitrary false statements, just to impress the uninformed and uneducated? From the article:

> one would need a whopping 115, 792, 089, 237, 316, 195, 423, 570, 985, 008, 687, 907, 853, 269, 984, 665, 640, 564, 039, 457, 584, 007, 913, 129, 639, 935 key combinations
> which is almost impossible for even a super computer.

These digits (it's the decimal representation of 2^256-1) don't add anything to the content of an article.

> Decrypting a single 256-bit encrypted message would take hundreds of years, Yadav said.

This number ("undreds of years" might be true, false, too high, too low taking anything from the number of CPUs/ASICs crunching to speculations on quantum computers or breakthroughs in mathematics and cryptoanalysis into acocunt) is just pulled out of thin air.
Thanks. I have not heard of it. I will take a closer look.
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I agree that the security theater is annoying, and uselsess, but I think you are drawing the wrong conclusion.

Sometime in the 1960s we realized that we can't reduce fatal car accidents by "holding people accountable for their own mistakes". We actually have to make cars safer.
Along the same lines, imaginary numbers are no more or less imaginary than real numbers.
Thanks - the hiring is secondary, I'm more interested in sharing experiences (of the SaaS, B2B market in Europe in particular) and making new friends, so the 'hiring' thread wouldn't be the proper venue.
The site is currently down https://paul.kinlan.me/serverless-sync-in-web-apps/ but there was a good tutorial here on how to build a serverless message app.
I see your point of view, and I'll try to explain mine:

This has been a big blow and, unless we act united and fast, the EU is going to crumble. You say that, due to how the referendum has played out, it would be better to repeat it in some months time. What happens in those months? Nobody knows, but probably very big damage for the EU and for European countries, while financial havoc paralizes the economy.

And afterwards? You vote again? Leave again? Why wait more then? Remain? Can the EU really deal with such unstability, a partner which does not accept a role alongside the rest of EU members, constantly complaining, penny pinching and accusing the EU of all imaginable problems? We have frankly had enough. I understand this is not your personal stance, but that is the UK's attitude.

I think that “what is done can not be undone“. Lets try to craft a deal which suits both parties. It could be that lots of EU agreements can be salvaged for EU-UK cooperation.

If we were talking about this last week, I would support you, but reality has kicked in, and you wanted leave. This is not a game you get to play again and again. This was a one-man bet, and the whole country played along. What a disaster!
The media has been fairly biased wrt. Brexit up to the referendum but after the result is in they have just gone completely stupid.

Boris Johnson is an excellent future leader of the conservatives and will do very well as a prime minister. That he was able to become mayor of London shows his broad appeal to what is traditionally a left-winged and very EU-positive place.

What will happen now is much more about the future of the EU and how to create a well-functioning alternative for the many EU-countries who are not willing to go towards a federation.
You are right, but the conclusion is the same: The minimum income takes from the rich and gives it to the poor.
Come on, don't be silly.

I won't even comment on the former, it's akin to a silly stereotype of the feminist movement you see on 4Chan.

Mobs assaulting women is not blowing things out of proportion, in and of itself. All of that deserves attention, none of that is acceptable, and I welcome these facts being presented.

But groping a woman and raping a woman are two different things, and you simply shouldn't report the former as the latter. If you do, you blow it out of proportion, there's nothing strange about this. Similarly there's a difference between punching a man and shooting a man, between stealing a pair of shoes and stealing a car. Just stick to the facts. 0.25% of incidents involving rape, is not mass rape. 5 reported rapes on NYE, while more than 20 are reported daily in Germany, and twice as much happen every year during Octoberfest, is not some new level of mass rape. If you don't report that honestly and blatantly lie about that (and other things, like e.g. a 13 year old getting gang-raped for 30 hours which never happened, but incited fear and hatred, which have led to increased hate crimes in the past year) then yes, you are blowing things out of proportion. That isn't a mixed signal.
i agree->outrage is never well deserved when it can easily destroy lives- as evinced by the internet era. rape allegations are just as powerful as rape convictions and no one is legislating meaningfully on the issue of new media irresponsibly reporting on sensational topics just to get eyeballs.
Not sure about carb and suicide but I agree that there is a linear correlation between carbs and anxiety. If you carb in-take is higher than what you need and then you get anxious. Add processed carbs like sugar and wheat the effect is even stronger. I did many tests isolating different carbs over days and yes sugar and wheat based stuff like bread and pasta are worst. Rice and cooked potatoes and fruit are ok but here it's very important to keep the volume low. Once you pass a given threshold you feel the same effects.
it's more like a queen sacrifice commencing an unstoppable mating sequence
you just need to read up on stories like the donglegate fiasco to show just how badly an online lynching can be for everyone involved.
Depends on how you calculate, but pretty sure the minimum income would be more expensive that the current welfare programs.

Somebody has to pay it.

Now, the question who pays it is a political one. One might also hike the taxes for the higher income brackets only.
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I doubt it. They will have to charge the batteries they produce, which will be a lot of energy going out the door.
what about the tangible impact being doxxed or outed publicly online can have on your career and relationships-whether justly or unjustly? are buzzfeed authors the new keepers of morality and justice?
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I'm interested in a technical sense, but this is not DRM.
I love C++ except the copy-paste parts from C and the toolchain compromises used to sell it to C developers.

Dislike Objective-C verbosity and C roots, although I kind of like its Smalltalk influence.

Really strongly dislike C and the culture of insecure software it has brought into our industry.
Exactly. It is basically an adjustment of the tax progression curve, with a new starting point at -1000 for zero-earners.
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I find it interesting that despite all the angst, I can't imagine any politician or party actively campaigning to rejoin. Especially on the Full Ticket (Schengen and the Euro). Maybe that will change with future generations of politicians as you've mentioned, but it's hard to imagine right now when the whole project seems to lurch from crisis to crisis (economic stagnation, youth unemployment, impoverished Southern member states, migration crises, etc.)
I think it enhances the message of the BI experiment. The folks at YC have enough money to allow pursuit of their interests. Another poster quoted a study indicating there are 50 million people below the poverty line in America. If bills were not a concern, how could those people impact society by following their interests in entrepreneurship, science, literature, art, etc?
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Meh, I know bilingual piano playing job holding family supporting 19 year olds too. But they're Hispanic mothers and the same people that get histrionic about weak kids these days get histrionic about: single mothers and people that can speak spanish.

"Kids these days aint shit" it never ends and we can always find enough examples to prove it to our satisfaction if we want to.
well there is a chance for him to be the prime minister who lost scotland for the queen. and yesterday he looked regreatful so maybe his plan was to lose the referendum, continue to campaign against eu and win the next elections without having to remove britain from the eu.
So... does anyone really think any democratic government would be so crazy as to totally discard the results of a referendum they called?
> Wave a US flag around Central America and see how that goes.

Giving US track record of invasions, dictatorship support, and all kinds of meddling, what are you expecting? A kiss on the cheek?
1Password does too but I've found that the Chase app and the Google Account manager all fail silently when using the keyboard to paste in your password. I called up Chase and they had no idea about why it wasn't working, although they could see my login attempts.

I only was able to figure it out when I changed my gmail password to something stronger and couldn't log back in and had to google the problem.