skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Environmental stewardship is actually something that economists refer to as a luxury good --- it's something you'll start purchasing the more disposable money you have. Which makes sense, if I have to choose between starvation and air pollution, I'll take air pollution. Now my belly is full, but I can't breath? Now maybe I'll think about spending some money on cleaner air. That's why I find the West's scolding of developing economies for environmental degradation to be hypocritical. If we really care, then we'll give those countries the money to preserve their environment.
What I don't get is, why don't browsers try https as well as http when bare/http URI is entered so we can simply make servers stop listening on 80.
Tabs vs. Spaces :)
Over 40M usernames, passwords from 2012 breach of Last.fm surface
Does anybody really care about the progress meters? Those useless numbers! You can try to tell me you are not stuck every half second or so, but I don't want to see all the noise. I'd rather it not print out anything by default unless I ask for it or it fails.

Why do git developers concern about the colored output? It's completely unrelated to SCM at all. I love the functionality. But it shouldn't be only for git. Can we have a separate utility that reads a diff and gloriously print out the contents, all by itself, and only that?

I really don't want to see git becomes another bloatware.
What a pain in the ass for people doing OS compatibility testing
> But where Make uses timestamps, Make hashes inputs

I think you mean "Bazel" hashes inputs.

Anyway, you don't mention Tup... have you used it? It might not be Google-scale, but it can build Mozilla central and a Linux distro. I use it at work and for personal projects. All I can say about it is that there's no going back. Maybe Bazel is that way, too. I'll check it out.

Tup also does output-based short-circuiting, which I assume is based on hashes. In other words you can say

: some_input |> ^o^ process %f %o |> some_output

and because of the ^o^ flag, rules that take `some_output` as an input will not be invoked if its content didn't change from last time. Without that, it's still not using timestamps, but keeps a (sqlite) database of whether or not changes to a file originated from Tup itself.

I will say this: it's an adjustment, if you're used to mutating files during a build. (I'm looking at you, pdflatex.) But it's sooo worth it.
I'm pretty sure someone has already paid for the course and then released all the private exploits - https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Ai0n1c%20pangu&src=typd
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Americans killed all the natives, then they killed all the Mexicans in California (ok "expulsed" some). And now everyone must believe they are the good ones and kicking Latinos is the right thing. You know what, fuck you, prove you are different than ISIS, prove you are rightfully the world police .
Ah good call.
To be fair, how often in this day and age do you actually turn a computer off?
Wouldn't the ants just eat the rope? They don't have the intelligence to know not to eat it and that it is more valuable to leave intact for climbing back up later after falling.
It shouldn't be a zero-sum game where you have to choose between starvation and air pollution. The west did not go about industrial development in an environmentally friendly way and that only increases the onus on the developing countries to learn from their mistakes, instead of repeating them.
That means when humans finally colonize Mars, there will be two FaceBooks, FB Mars and FB Earth, with any communication between them running at a lag.

I bet there will be AI research to create bots to act in "real time" on your behalf on the opposite planet. If the artificial agent can imitate your own actions and judgements, it would be a good way to surpass the speed of light. It will be necessary to build these agents because other interested parties could use the time lag to unfairly gain an advantage over you. The more we explore, the larger the time lag. With Jupyter it is 33-53 minutes. With Pluto it's 5h. The nearest star - 4 years. The Moon is at 1.3s.
I have a question for you, but first let me say why I think Putin has a win-lose, zero sum of international relations.

To start, Putin grew up and had his career in the old communist Soviet Union, and has made clear he thought it was absolutely wonderful. Now the USSR was a superpower, with 350 million people, the world's second largest economy, a military equal to that of the US, and it controlled Eastern Europe through communist puppet governments.

Then in 1989-91, the Eastern European nations threw out the communist governments and broke away, communism was abandoned, all the non-Russian republics broke away from the USSR, and the military declined drastically. Now Russia has only 145 million people, much less territory, no solid allies except Bylarus, a military about one-fifth the strength of the US, and it's economy is ranked 10th in size.

Putin has made clear that he wants to get back to superpower status, and to do that he has to take back a lot of territory, either through incorporation into Russia or as allies. He can't do that with the Central Asian former Soviet republics, partly because they are semi-allies of China. So he is trying to expand westward, and doesn't care at all that most of the population of the Eastern European nations want to stay aligned with the West.

And to do this he uses various means such as military threats, sending in military forces, trying to undermine democratic governments through supporting extreme left and right wing parties, and a massive internet trolling campaign.

Well, that is my view. What is your view? Where do you think Putin is trying to go in the long term, and what sort of means do you think he uses?
"...assuming the apt comparison is what it takes to pay the wages of the American armed forces for the same period..."

Wait, what?
It's a logicless version of the Array.filter function. You can define the rules with just JavaScript objects.
Imagine if it was a mechanical keyboard with loud switches.
Surely, in that case, you can vocalize what that claim was.
Journalism is dead.
Hmm. Yeah lol I never run it actually. Still though, if I was writing some malware first question I would ask is how to hide it from people.
My dad, a physician had to catheterize a passenger on an air new Zealand flight, and they offered him a free business class upgrade on his next flight. He found the crew helpful and was impressed they had a foley catheter onboard.
I want to help this guy but I have to ask....how did the parents just "forget" to get his citizenship complete????
Logs are your friend, and above all others is the syslog which
is at /var/log/syslog. You can either view it with the less
command, or you can tail it and watch it scroll by as new entries
get added.

I had to check the timestamp of this article.

And I hope it continues to be true. But I will stay with BSDs.
I gather there's no relationship to the Prototype Verification System from SRI [0].

[0] http://pvs.csl.sri.com/index.shtml
Too many chiefs, not enough Indians. Thank you for doing the right thing!
The original footage of the moon landings was actually erased and recorded over when NASA had a shortage of data tapes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11_missing_tapes. So yeah there is definitely some pragmatism at NASA.
>I sometimes like to scare kids by telling them about the time when I surfed the Internet with 14.4 kbit modem

You just gave me a great idea for a Halloween costume.
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Musk 'Most Deceptive CEO I've Ever Seen,'
https://www.thestreet.com/story/13675583/1/tesla-tsla-ceo-musk-most-deceptive-ceo-i-ve-ever-seen-stanphyl-capital-s-spiegel-told-cnbc.html

""Tesla has absolutely nothing sustainable propriety and yet it's losing a massive amount of money with zero direct long-range electric car competition. Starting in just a few months and into 2018 it's going to be swarmed with long-range electric car competition," Spiegel explained.

Speaking to this point of long-range electric car competition, Spiegel noted that Mercedes is rolling out four, Porsche (POAHF) is rolling out two, Audi's (AUDVF) rolling out two, Jaguar (JAGGF), and Bentley (BESR), are rolling out one each. On the mass market, Ford (F) is rolling out two, Volkswagen (VLKAY) is rolling out five, Hyundai (HYMLF) is rolling out two, and that's all in 2018-2019."
The west doesn't really do more than hand wrong China on the environment, and why should they? China is basically destroying their country so they can make cheap junk for the west! I mean, where else can they process rare earth elements so cheaply? Why China continues to do this at this point is a mystery, but the west isn't complaining much. Perhaps the CCP is afraid of moving to a consumer driven economy, people whose lifestyles are raised too much begin demanding political rights....

Honestly, if China wants to avoid complete environmental collapse, they'll have to drastically change their ways soon. You can say the west did it and survived, but the west didn't have 1.4 billion people doing it with the level of toxicity of a modern economy. The brink China is at now (and India is approaching) is unprecedented.
If they become citizens, they can vote. They might be likely as a whole to vote for or against things that bother certain groups in Congress. That by itself will be a reason for those parties to prevent them from being citizens. We see the same thing with the islanders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CesHr99ezWE
Justin Ki Hong just needs run for president. Problem solved.
Original article: http://www.gadget.co.za/the-hacker-the-scrapheap-and-the-fir...
Eh. The article doesn't really give good reasons to switch to Linux, aside from "freedom". I love the OS, use it on my servers, etc. etc. - but for my personal computer, I don't see a reason to switch away from OS X.
>Americans killed all the natives, then they killed all the Mexicans in California

That's long time ago. The mind set and cultures were different back then. If you want to use history as some sort of mockery or prove a point. Every countries/citizens in the world can be blamed for something.
This looks interesting, thank you
I have Windows 10 Enterprise...
> It sounds brutal,but is probably not much more painful than an IV,

With due respect to a doctor, I've had an IV in my own arm and have seen an i-oss deployed on someone a few feet from me. The pain is not comparable, even when it is done by a expert. When it goes wrong and has to be repeated... The pain of i-oss needles has been much discussed in relation to the death penalty. They hurt.

My dentist told me about "pick a friend day" when they practiced injections deep into the jaw. Are there any med schools where students practice with i-oss needles on each other?
Technically speaking program written in rust would crash like any other programs. The only differences here is program written in typesafe languages would crash without possibility of undefined behavior.
What? It's not even accurate. All as a substitute for some?
Not defending them but it could be possible the plane had a quick turnaround and the crew in charge of checking failed. I've had flights where they didn't even get the cleaning or catering crew in.

Honestly if a flight is that tight to schedule they should just delay to make sure everything is right.
Actually the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo extended citizenship to the formerly Mexican citizens of California at the end of the Mexican-American war, 90% accepted this offer. Legally the United States considered individuals of Mexican heritage, "white". America certainly has a difficult history, however it is incredibly misleading to say that they killed all the Mexicans in California. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Guadalupe_Hidalgo
> tiny, sealed glass jar. It's a weird little container.

I believe that's referred to as an 'ampoule.'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampoule
This is just wrong. He entered the country legally. The Adoption Citizenship Act seems like the right way to handle this.
The majority of (living) Americans had nothing to do with those things. But yeah, as an American I should be doing more to improve the world and in response to your vitriol I will try to do better.
But new x86 chips are backward compatible. What will happen if I install windows 7? Will Microsoft introduce a kill switch or am I just not going to take advantage of the new features?
“There wasn’t a lot of education to adoptive parents in the earlier time about naturalizing their children or even what papers to keep, said Kessel, whose organization is helping push for bills in the House and Senate.
How many people would become citizens under this law though? I doubt it would be a significant amount in terms of voting in or out certain politicians.
The requirements are the ability to understand English and lift 50 pounds. No lifting required for a modern widebody anyway. Open the door and get out, that's your only job when you're sitting in the exit row.
There's a paper from 2014 that frames global warming in terms of global cumulative CO2 emissions. By that metric we can fix a global cumulative CO2 emission budget that has a decent chance of limiting warming to +2C. As of 2014 we had used 2/3rds of that budget, with the remaining 1/3 of the budget projected to be used up in 30 years if global emissions continued at the 2014 level.

I find it unrealistic that temperature increase will be limited to +2C, that would require serious efforts and a change in focus and behaviour that to date has not been observed.

In terms of the impact, there was a conference in 2009 focusing on +4C scenarios that might be worth a look at. [2]

(i am not a climate scientist, but there are plenty of articles written by climate scientists)

[1] - https://ore.exeter.ac.uk/repository/bitstream/handle/10871/2...

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4_Degrees_and_Beyond_Internati...
Solutions to Integer Overflow
Those athletes didn't have access to refrigerator, air conditioning, washing machine or Hacker News in their daily life.
Sorry I was on my phone and couldn't link - http://www.daedtech.com/the-beggar-ceo-and-sucker-culture/.

In short it refers to letting others take advantage of you.
Once a day. Keeps my room cool!
There's no obligation to report a bug you've found, of course. But if you've taken the time to write a blog post about it, one would hope you've also taken the time to directly notify the software authors as well.
> Even 2ms is 1/8th of your frame and a significant amount of work.

And this is targeting a mere 60hz. Oculus DK2s overclocked their LCD panels to run higher than spec (75hz) and shipped even higher refresh rates in CV1 (90hz) because of it's importance in reducing nausea. To say nothing of the enthusiasts running 120hz or 144hz displays - in which case you've blown through more than 1/4th of your frame budget 'at random' (read: you must assume it could happen in any frame) unless you can control when GC occurs.

> 20ms is two missed frames which is really bad.

If you're doing VR, this is bad enough that some of your customers may hurl. I've gone after fixing single frame hitches which were caused by as little as an extra 1ms spike at exactly the wrong time in non VR games. Unfixable 20ms spikes would be a total non-starter.

There's a lot of applications where you can tolerate an extra 1-2ms extra spike. A game server, where network latency is an order of magnitude or two larger, will probably almost always count. And if your improved productivity from using the language lets you optimize away an additional 1-2ms cost elsewhere that you wouldn't have time for otherwise, it can even be worth it.

For me, there's so much stuff that I use to boost my productivity, that's missing from Go - by design no less - that my productivity is going to be going the wrong way.
Any resistant strain will have an advantage in the future, which includes resistance to any antibiotics that work similarly.

That's my point. Antibaterials work an entirely different way than antibiotics. Triclosan resistance confers no resistance to beta-lactams.
Interesting. Do you get a lot of work training people in git?
Being the 6th man on a pro Basketball team is a generally a better move than being a starting Football player. Bonus is that you will probably have a longer lifespan.
The funny thing about this is you could put 1996 on it and it would still be true word for word minus maybe HexChat. That's 20 years ago. Meanwhile, Apple cranked out a good, UNIX desktop and Microsoft eventually figured it out by Windows 7 (then lost it). FOSS just sucks at getting desktops done right for everyday user. They're always like an approximation of proprietary competition on the fundamental stuff people want. Some subset.
AFAIK, consumer editions of Windows 7 never even officially came in a "USB stick" form factor. It has always been on a DVD.

So the more salient question would be: is it possible to plug in a USB external ODD to a Kaby Lake laptop, pop the Windows 7 DVD in it, and install from it? Or is it just as "tricky" as installing from a USB stick?
Sorry, thought you meant multiple programming language support. Yes, definitely ran into some font issues and noise turning '1' into 'L' or 'T', etc. As people have been saying though, it may not be great out of the box for you but you can train it on the font you want.
What I understand is that Intel and AMD decided not to work on drivers for their new chips to support older Windows, aligning themselves with the new Microsoft support policy... Intel said: "Intel will not be updating Win 7/8 drivers for 7th Gen Intel Core per Microsoft's support policy change". AMD said: "AMD's processor roadmap is fully aligned with Microsoft’s software strategy". Microsoft are also holding back, for example by not supporting 7th gen xHCI USB controller on older versions of Windows.

So it doesn't seem like it is Microsoft's choice alone. I think the current title (Latest Intel & AMD chips won't support Windows versions earlier than Windows 10) is not pointing blame at anyone, just saying that the chips are not going to be officially supported.

Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/3112663/software/microsoft-ma...
Invisible hotspots to bring up necessary dialogs, settings split into multiple different places that used to be collected in one place, flat UI elements, two conflicting interfaces (tablet UI on a mouse-based device? bleh). Windows 7 fits in with my experience on Windows going back over 20 years. Windows 8 throws that away for something I think is a contradictory mish-mash. Windows 10 doesn't completely clean up the mess, and it adds other things that I don't like.

If Microsoft removed the metro UI style, the tile interface, the Windows Store, Cortana, and forced updates (or allowed the user to disable those things), I'd be running Windows 10 now.
I wonder if we humans have similar obvious weaknesses or take similar shortcuts that we are completely unaware of.
At the time of posting, no security letter has been received. So it cannot violate a non-existent letter. If you assume that the letter could preclude you from removing the warrant, you just need a living canary. You post a new canary every day that you haven't received one. If it goes stale, you must have received a letter. There is no way that they can compel you to lie to the public and post a new canary after the letter.
I wrote a blog article introducing the framework:
http://ymmt2005.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/09/03/Making_well-...
When microsoft is done shooting off its own feet, I've got a bridge to sell them.

But I'm all for win10 atm. I just bought a new dirt-cheap netbook. The push for Win10 meant that even the cheapest of netbooks requires the muscle to run win10. The fact that mine never even booted into that OS is beside the point. Rather than a machine that runs win10 poorly, I've now got a very nice little linux mint box ... and a pile of Win10-related stickers.
Windows 7 is now in extended support. Microsoft are 100% within their rights to not support the new CPUs on it.

But not adding Zen and Kaby Lake support to windows 8.1 is a little weird, it still has 16 months of mainstream support.
I'm pretty sure all the natives weren't killed as I talked to my father today which constitutes proof of the falsity of the statement.
Who would have thought that an ant colony would end monarchy before the UK?!
snowden comes to mind.
Do you support VISA Sponsorship?
Some people have serious and valid concerns with the telemetry collection and 'spying' in Windows 10 vs. earlier versions.
My experience is that US domestic flights are terrible, but US international flights are much better. Not as good as non-US carriers, but pretty good overall.
Madden NFL 25 Hack Tool (2016)
Can confirm that where I live near Houston it's very difficult to find.
The problem is that Putin is not just a nasty guy domestically, but also has made clear he wants to recover as much of the international power of the old Soviet Union, and the only way he can accomplish that is to take over or bring under his influence a lot of his neighbors.

Or are you one of those people who think that every time the US gets in a conflict with some other power, it always the US's fault?
A strong ruler will make the colony great again!
In other words, the student who arrives at the correct answer by using the wrong calculation will still get 100% on the question when using GradeScope because the algorithm says so?

Although my guess is the same thing would have happened with the human TA also.
Indeed, js_of_ocaml is kind of shocking in its fidelity. It can compile even highly complex libraries that do lots of runtime tricks. Async_kernel and Incremental_kernel both compiled and worked without any issues whatsoever.

We've even built some support for making incrementally rendered web-apps in OCaml, using Async and Incremental. Here's a link:

https://github.com/janestreet/incr_dom

It sounds like Bucklescript is doing something quite different, which is to aim for pretty JavaScript output, while compromising and maintaining semantic consistency with OCaml. I don't fully understand the use-case, but for us, js-of-ocaml is clearly the thing we want.
Quite often, given how fast Hybrid Boot is. Nowadays I rarely sleep it, I either want it to leave it churning on an encode or something, or just powered off to come back to a fresh environment. I really only sleep it if I'm absolutely in the middle of something that just cannot be effectively saved.

I'm long-since done with Hibernate entirely and have switched it off to reclaim the space used by hiberfil.sys (powercfg /hibernate off).
Yup but they are fairly pricey these days.
I personally hold that giving companies silly nicknames is juvenile and belongs on shitholes like Reddit.

But hey, to each his own.
I won't defend the bad UI but you can get to the charm menu just by using Windows+C. Also, installing ClassicShell takes literally thirty seconds and then you have a standard Win7-style UI. The kernel and other OS internals in 8.1 are faster and more stable than 7.
Definitely. I'd rather have any medical professional (any doctor, nurse, emt, paramedic, etc.) attending me in that situation rather than someone whose medical training consists of a first aid course and maybe a CPR certification.
Smack on. Also Windows 10 seems to be getting some good Linux integration.
I have flown Delta several times in international flights. Business class. Their service was always piss poor compared to ANA, Lufthansa or even Air France. United was certainly better than Delta while still inferior to the others I mentioned. Delta ranks as the very last airline I would choose.