skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I played the game another way, without reverse engineering but with execution tricks:

> https://gist.github.com/kpouget/d13b6328dd6ad8489affb3d24ad8...

1/ a simple GDB.py trick: `make debug` (passme.py )
2/ a not-so-easy-in-the-end LD_PRELOAD trick: `make run` (passme.c)
That's a bad idea - the inbuilt 'ls' (aka get-childitem - it also works on registry paths) will output real file objects, with properties you can access with 'select' and 'forEach' etc, whereas the GNU tool will output text you'll have to scrape.
This has always been my concern about Twitter. If taken as an actual sample of the behavior of the population, anyone with a reasonable amount of money and time can portray the population as they choose. It's too easy to manufacture scandal, racial tension, phobias, inflammatory news and then treat a response as somehow reflective of the populace.

I've grown up and spent my entire life in the south. I've never had a parent, relative or friend even hint that I should view/treat any race differently than any other. You'd hear the occasional bad joke at school...but that was about it.

From the news cycle at this point, I feel like I'm supposed to have been mailed my own KKK gear as an expected housewarming gift.
"I will not develop software that is intended to violate human rights and civil liberties." is a nice concept but every country's idea of what these things is both highly overloaded and mutable. What you find a violation another programmer might find acceptable. Of course you may be free to agree and someone else might argue the opposite.
I find it surprising that degree-less, low-income, conservatives (classical trump supporters) are going to be techy enough to program Pro-Trump bots.

The tech hackers are not on the conservative scene, but on the liberal front. This is why Obama had such a great campaign in both terms, and the conservative I-want-it-too failed outright.

Edit: LOL! I get downvoted for being demeaning, but my points stands. No apologies.
Are there similar tools for google docs documents? drive files? contacts?
Congrats to the team. Very excited to see what comes from a team with that much talent.
>Wikipedia can help out with hosting their own gateways

Which kinda defeats the point of saving bandwidth on their side.

>js-ipfs node

That could work, though I was under the impressino that the js-ipfs implementation was WIP/Experimental (last I checked)
You know how I know you're in Europe? Because the idea that it's controversial in the US hasn't already numbed you.

And that it's still morning here on the east coast :)
Not really. The UK is a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights and the law can be challenged under that. See for instance here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/20/human_rights_court_r...
I feel like cursing should also have been considered.
As a software developer living in Germany I wouldn't mind swopping with someone in the USA? Any takers?
Does a bot writing tweets mean anything if no one reads them?
No omega, just borg.
The article addresses that — a good alarm shouldn't interfere with getting things done.
I've worked in NL for three years, I had zero problems with lack of formal degree. It isn't even required here in NL for a 'highly skilled migrant' visa.

More information: https://ind.nl/en/work/Pages/Highly-skilled-migrant.aspx

Highly skilled migrant visas do require you to work within a company who participates in this scheme, which limits your prospects.
> Russia is super paranoid, and increasingly isolationist

And they have good reason to be. The US has really shot itself in the foot by intentionally compromising the systems we create. Hopefully we can use this (and similar actions by other countries) to turn that around.
Add posh-HumpCompletion https://github.com/stuartleeks/posh-HumpCompletion then you just need to type first Caps and hit tab
Regardless of whether they do, the press thinks it's great - so long as it's aimed at the right targets. Remember Arguetron, the bot intentionally designed to start arguments? http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/7/13202794/arguetron-twitter...
So if I wanted to donate my computing resources and bandwidth to hosting this, should I just install the plugin and leave chrome running on my "server"?
Most Windows terminal people use ConEmu rather than the inbuilt terminal apps - it's like iTerm2 vs Terminal.app on MacOS. ConEmu adds Unix style cut and paste, tabs, etc. Add openssh, PSReadLine and PSCX and you've got a proper terminal setup.

Also MS should really improve the inbuilt apps to do this stuff.
"What you find a violation another programmer might find acceptable"

That is exactly our intention. We want every one to think about and reflect his or her own values. We believe there can't be the single one truth for all. But the real danger is, where people don't think at all about what's right or wrong.
BoardingBot https://boardingbot.boorgle.com
Is a tool I made few weeks ago over 4 days. I started it as a Facebook chat bot which sends TestFlight invitations and then realized it's also worth turning it into a more complete tool which creates a website and invitation request form which automatically sends TestFlight invitations.
It was featured in ProductHunt and I was generally surprised with the positive feedback.
I'm wondering if it's worth investing more time into it...
Yes, that is correct.

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Ask HN: How to list an app that I've only maintained it?
As a mobile developer, much of my time is adding features, and fixing issues in existing apps. How can I list such apps in my resume?

Some online profiles have a 'Projects' page; I'm not comfortable with listing such apps as 'my projects'. But then, my project count is deemed lower than actual involvement in projects.
Not surprising since it's not something usually discussed. But it's still the common term.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_spouse

There are numerous articles from various online sources (just do a google search).
Is there a similar site/service for upper-management/product manager/analytics roles?
It will probably be foreign subsidiaries who get the chop - German companies who are all into codetermination at home will hire American union busters to attack unions in other countries
This article is a complete waste of time. Any beginner looking forward to get started on Git would be left exactly where he started when (or if) he finished reading this article.
The CoreOS site maintains guides for various options: https://coreos.com/kubernetes/docs/latest/

I would love your feedback on the mailing lists or twitter: https://coreso.com/community
Yale computer scientists unveil new OS
First, thanks for setting this up!

It seems like everything in the manifesto boils down to #1 ("I will act according to my conscience"), because everything else is vague enough to be debatable.

Some engineering disciplines augment high-level oaths (such as this one) with concrete, enforceable codes of conduct. They also put in place a barrier to entry, so that phrases such as "will do my very best" carry with them the force of assumed competence -- i.e., there's a limit on precisely how bad "best" is allowed to be.

Do you support the professionalization of Software Engineering? Have we reached a point where software is important and pervasive enough that legally enforceable professional codes of conduct are now reasonable?

I ask because it seems odd to me that someone would think something like this pledge is necessary and good, but also not support treating Software Engineering as a proper engineering discipline. So I'm very interested in your reasoning, especially if your answer to the above question is "no".

Again, thanks!
There is no such thing as unbiased news. Failure to admit so immediately shows a bias in itself. :)

While I have an assumption of what you mean by "the media's candidate", "the media" is a broad term. Many traditional newspapers were more behind Hillary Clinton; many websites like Breitbart were more behind Donald Trump. They are both "the media".

I actually agree more with spiderfarmer. I would be willing to bet an atypical Breitbart reader does not trust the New York Times. I would be willing to be an atypical New York Times reader does not trust Breitbart.
I don't know for sure about ZSH and can't test it at the moment, but Bash has -- for this purpose. It may work in ZSH as well.
Except for the computer, monitor etc, I got some empty RedBull cans, chocolate, oscilloscope, power supply, bills and a Bisley cabinett full of vintage ICs.
As an Eastern European that's a very good point you make. I'm still living and working in my home-country, unlike many of my peers, but were I move westward I'd only do it to a city which I've previously visited as a tourist and I liked. So as a suggestion to US people wanting to relocate to Europe, before you make the move maybe it'd be worth visiting your target location at least for 3 or 4 days.
Trouble is the "good ones" take the redundancy in a lot of cases
DraftKings and FanDuel Merger Reached
Western manners: The latest Chinese status symbol
Are you saying that the grass is always greener on the other side?
> Surely for the old black and white Pokémon games it would be easier to just rip the assets from the ROM and ask the Pokémon community to re-colour them as a crowd-sourced effort, I'm sure many fans would love to do it.

And they have, actually: https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=361713
There's a lot of other mono Gameboy game that have been colorized by fans as well, though for the life of me I can't find the collection of them that I'd stumbled upon like 2 years ago.
Very "Secrets from the future" of him :D
Actually MS was the one to first challenge National Security Letters. Moreover if it was found out that they had left a back door in it would result in the loss of billions of dollars in business, from Europe alone. Whereas Kaspersky very clearly will always have a Russian government/corporate client.
I'm developing a scientific theory of design that includes preserving attention. I'd like to hear more of your thoughts on this.
Ultraprecise measurements in XXL
Hey nice work! This new silicon that is not tolerant of 5v inputs grinds my gears. I wonder if you could have used zener diodes instead of a more complicated level shifter to stay on the STM32. I really don't like the avr anymore.
What power was stripped? Cmd.exe is still there.
What about don't caring where one works from? ;)
Show HN: Use AWS ECR and Hyper.sh to run a Hubot bot for less than $3 per month
I'd stick with the tides and ships as this is one of those rare times where the common metaphor could be both literal and ironic.
> The Republicans in particular are not going to change the current system, and Trump, even if he wanted to, can't do it without a 2/3rds majority for the constitutional change.

There are actually two ways to pass a constitutional amendment. 2/3 of both Federal legislative houses is one, but they can also do it with 2/3 of all state legislatures.

Republicans do very well in the state legislatures, they're only about five states short of the latter threshold.

2018 is likely to be a bad year for Democrats, there's a huge number of seats to defend and only a handful of Republican seats that must be defended, with only like 2-3 competitive seats. A very real possibility is that this turns into the usual midterm bloodbath and they pick up a few more seats/legislatures and start pushing constitutional amendments on wedge/social issues to lock in their wins.

People's adherence to this as a "religious document" is oversold - the document includes a method to change itself, and this is "playing by the rules". But frankly they wouldn't even think twice before rationalizing, when presented with the opportunity to lock in their wins for multiple decades.

You're right about it being in their best interest not to mess with the election system right now. The multi-level (state/federal) and district-by-district/state-by-state nature of the system favors them heavily compared to the popular vote. Republicans have near total dominance of all levels of government, with what amounts to a popular loss. One thing they may change is to have more blue states start splitting their electoral votes, like Nebraska and Maine do. States get to determine how their electoral votes are allocated, and Republicans control many of the "blue" states' governments (eg Michigan, Wisconsin, etc). Republicans can essentially make those states not count for Democrats electorally, since they will go half-and-half for both Republicans and Democrats (+/- a few seats).
Yes! If a person has taken an ethics course as part of a computer science degree, they would know this
Maybe all you visit is blogs. But there are lots of websites that rely on JS in order to express their intentions. It's like watching a movie with the mute on because the english accents bothers you -and without the possibility of subtitles-.
The thing is, we're not going to get rid of coal and oil for quite a while, even if we do convert mostly to green energy we won't (for better or for worse) abandon the infrastructure we already have. I say this as conjecture, but it seems reasonable unless otherwise shown.
"a third party forcing FB to censor or me to shut up is censorship."

Would you expand on this? I don't follow how a third party other than the state could force Facebook to censor?
Not for lack of trying.
Simply because people start searching for it more doesn't mean it wasn't always a topic being discussed.

Why is it people always try to argue ignorance is okay because it is popular?
2 is problematic, because it applies to a moving target of "human rights and civil liberties." I may agree with society's definition of these terms today, but the world changes, and with it the definition of "human rights." And while 4 is applicable for many programmers, it's not even close to universal enough to warrant a blanket pledge.
Yeah, it was most certainly the millions of tiny files that were killing the performance, since every publish with IPFS has quite some overhead.

I'm quite excited for directory sharding since it would make the project simpler, but the local filesystem on my server doesn't even seem to be able to handle all the files in a single directory.
Mostly by your selections in the media. And the good stuff isn't getting filtered out, just lost in the noise of the bad stuff.
> Starting with Windows 10 build 14971, Microsoft is trying to make PowerShell the main command shell in the operating system.

> As a result, PowerShell officially replaces the Command Prompt in the Win + X menu, so when you right-click the Start menu, you’ll only be allowed to launch the more powerful app.

This is an older change - I have this behavior in 10.0.14393.0 (ie, current stable).

cmd launching posh is new though.
Yeah, I don't think it's invalid to say that fake news is a serious problem (or even that it probably helped elect Trump), but I think there's a much deeper crisis of news, bias, and the nature of truth in the Internet age that needs to be addressed head-on.
Somewhat off topic, but how do I pronounce your name? Hep-tee-oh? The hep part is reminding me of hepatitis right now.
People don't care. They don't think anybody else is going to be interested in watching their cameras, and it doesn't even cross their mind that a camera could be vulnerable to an exploit. They don't even know what an exploit is. Once they can see their camera from their phone, they don't care what else is happening.
You can't herd cats. theory debunked
Hospital monitors beeping all the time are so annoying, stressful. Last visit I just turned off the machine I was annoyed.
Fairly low? Why do you think they'd be bad enough to release a self-destructing phone? What in particular about the design concerns you?
What means "foreign" in this context? I mean US elections shouldn't be considered foreign by a US newspaper like the New York Times.
Why shouldn't there be many codes along with lively discussion between supporters?
And even if there was only one true "Code of Ethics" (which seems dangerous to me), there could still be different representations.
I am actively trying to get off of dropbox. I really want a similar native application experience that syncs to-and-from S3. Not a cron job using the s3 cli, not something that only works on osx/windows/etc... So far owncloud enterprise is the only polished looking solution I've found, but thats a bit overkill...
So it's basically

int
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

plus all the stuff required to handle --version and --help.

But even compiling just that results in 60 kB on my system. What's in those other kilobytes, indeed!
Not only important, but when having a contract with a client, it's fundamental.

It's what defines that you have done your work and should be paid. It's what defines that your team, inside some organization, is freed from some project and might move to the next.

It's what defines what you'll work on: your goal is to get the project/product accepted. You won't expend resources and efforts in other things, and you know that missing one of those items will leave your checklist incomplete and will cause you more work/pain.
Acceptance criteria should be testable.
There's an option in the Taskbar settings: »Replace Command Prompt with Windows PowerShell in the menu when I right-click the start button or press Windows key+X«. I suspect the default value for that setting has been false, so far.
It's a play on switching WMs to handle different tasks. Perhaps not worded the best way.

That said, different terminal emulators do behave differently.
Glenn Beck is rethinking his life and choices to be more thoughtful, passionate, and understanding.

Being a Glenn Beck follower in 2016 might actually be a good thing.
um... except they do. That's what the snowden documents showed us
Video games and board games for me, especially strategy games or tricky action/puzzle games. On weeks where I don't play them I get a lot more irritable, and I pretty much completely forget the outside world while I'm playing them.

Walks in nature also do wonders for alleviating my mood. I've actually started taking outdoor walking breaks at work since the circumstances of this year lead to a lot less opportunity to walk out in nature than usual. This is also why I try not to work in a major city, because I need to see trees, grass, and hopefully flowing water on a regular basis.
> A lot of people seem to think they're stored as strings, not numbers.

That's because a lot of people do store dates as strings, not numbers.

Take, for example, sqlite. The documentation clearly states that it stores dates as text strings.

https://sqlite.org/datatype3.html#date_and_time_datatype
Non-automated, boiler-room conversation disruptors from the Clinton campaign overwhelmed online forums throughout the election. They all disappeared the day after; most of them seemed to disappear at around 5:00 CST on election day. I still don't know how press-releasing that you were going to have people on discussion boards paid to disrupt negative messages, and who were not going to identify themselves, was a good move. It didn't seem like a legal requirement to go public; could it have been to drum up business for Brock himself to do the same service for other companies or politicians, or just a way to seem forward-looking and tech-savvy (and Obama-like?) It's strange that the left-identified candidate would openly use a tactic that was previously associated with China and Russia (employing boiler-room internet trolls at scale.) Especially for Clinton, who spent a lot of time during the campaign trying to promote new Cold War fears. In addition, it ended up compromising the advocacy of her honest supporters by putting them under the suspicion of being paid people.

It was pretty terrifying how many fake people were used from both major candidates this election. This bot/shill divide between the campaigns looks like another way in which Trump went frugal and still managed to be effective. I think that in the end, Brock's people ended up repulsing voters rather than helping their candidate.
I don't know if you have never read any trump anti-semitic photo story on washington post?
This election in particular, fake news was rampant. Moreso than in any previous US election. To the point that a fake/biased news site had as many shares as CNN on Facebook in November. And the top 20 shared fake stories (95% of which were anti-Clinton/pro-Trump) were shared more than legit stories.
Surprising omissions: touch events, and zoom events.

Subject develops on a MacOS machine?
Windows 10 actually has some fancy linux emulation stuff ( https://insights.ubuntu.com/2016/03/30/ubuntu-on-windows-the... ). Personally I wanted to like PowerShell but its syntax and semantics were infuriatingly confusing.
Windows just failed on running my text file because it didn't have the correct header.
Someone Is Coming to Eat You
Simon Sinek: Understanding the Game We're Playing [video]
The rankings are a bit more objective than Michelin in the sense that they are generated based on trip data. That being said, check out some of them in cities you are familiar with and see how you feel about them.
Isn't the -- a feature of the command to stop option parsing and treat the remaining arguments as file names? AFAIK it's not a shell feature that solves quoting (and it's not that easy on Unix either, since running a program involves argument parsing instead of just passing a string).
I'm not sure if they're required to conform to it being outside of the US. A quick Google search sounds like it might be based on whether the mail server is in the US or not.
You can do the same thing with PSReadline, which is included in Win 10 installs.
How did people use this before if it wasn't in the Maven Central Repo?

I know it's possible to not use mvn, just wondering what people did in cases like this where a possibly major component in the stack was unavailable. Most big stuff in Java can be found in mvn, and if not we often end up using an alternative. But that's not so easy for a driver.
Whilst I am glad to hear about ConEmu; I have to disagree, I use windows cmd.exe very regularly, and know lots of other people that do, and I have never used ConEmu before! I might give it a try now I know about it.
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I respectfully agree with 2 out of 3 of those adjectives :)
Having just been through the process myself, here's my advice.

1) If you are moving from the US, you want to move to Europe not for better jobs, but for better quality of life overall. Europeans work less hours, have more vacation, and many more places to go to with a $50 plane ticket. Unless you live in NYC, your future European capital will likely be more diverse when it comes to culture and food.

2) Start by picking the city where you want to live. Scout it, see what is around, see what the people are like. Look for a job after you find that place.

3) Meeting people face to face will make your job search much easier. If you can AirBnB your US apartment, that might even be enough to pay for a trip to cheaper cities like Berlin or Barcelona.

4) Yes, you'll need a work visa, and while each country is a little different when it comes to those, generally being sponsored by a company is all you need.

5) In most cases, don't worry about the native language. I have found jobs, and know people that have done the same, in Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Barcelona, knowing only English. Once you settle, you might want to learn the local language for social reasons, of course, but there are plenty of English-only jobs.
Hi pcwalton, I've seen a couple of your videos and want to know if you've posted any tutorials on integrating Rust with Xcode and using the native tools, or if others have? Some of us are coming from IDE Javaland, and while Rust is quite usable from a text editor, print debugging only goes so far, and gdb is incomprehensible gobbledygook for us.
this ^^^

This is the main reason I still use cmd.exe
I'll check this out!
Where do you see "over 10 years"? It says "by 2020" and we are not in 2010, but in late 2016, so that's only 3 or 4 years.