skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How would Git handle a SHA-1 collision on a blob?
Both built around not just smart people but increasingly smart machines. The manufacturing processes and the autonomous vehicle products themselves are cases of state of the art robotics at scale. Some of this overlap is perhaps embodied by SpaceX's VP of Software Jinnah Hosein doubling as Tesla's VP of Autopilot Software before Chris Lattner's arrival.
There is very much a place for both. National Parks have that designation for a reason, and they attract huge numbers of people. Management of areas with high visitation has to be much more strict to protect those areas. But we're fortunate to have vast amounts of public land we can disperse across, so those who want more freedom to explore and recreate without permits or requirements to camp in very specific places can do so.
I think it's too late to worry about the alt-right spilling over into other subreddits. That already happened a while ago.
Ask HN: Docker file download manager?
I've seen plenty of open source download managers (not torrents), one of them is jdownloader. It seems that jdownloader is the only thing that has been dockerized. Are there any other download manager available as a container? Probably something like XDM or uget.
Efforts like that during the Boston marathon bombing had them ID an innocent person, which got picked up by some media outlets.
Man who claimed mom died in Iraq after Trump's ban lied, Imam confirms
boilerplate is fine. It just needed to mention CLI.
I recall it being likened to destroying an ant nest with a leafblower.
Since H1B is for skilled people, certain countries have developed infra for certain type of skill. India produces more software tech, Korea/Jp in hardware, Europe in fashion models and language teachers etc.
This American Life had a funny anecdote illustrating the opposite extreme where a woman who doesn't quite understand the meaning of "summer camp" leaves her kids at a campground by themselves for a week.

My mother emigrated to the United States from Germany in
the '50s. And her understanding of American culture and
traditions wasn't always quite clear. And one of her
confusions was about summer camp. She knew that kids
should go to summer camp, but she didn't realize that it
usually involved 24 hour adult supervision. So one week
she drove us up to a campground on the coast of Malibu
and set us up in this tent, and left us some groceries,
and then she drove home to go back to work.

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/109/...
"Doxxing for a cause is still doxxing." I think that's the policy that's being applied.
Digging up personal information / identities online is by definition Doxxing.
More immigration will fix this.
“I am worried that a lens geek could study our images up close and detect the unique GoPro lens footprint," Lily CEO Antoine Balaresque wrote in an email to the filmmaker who made the film, Forbes reports. "But I am just speculating here: I don't know much about lenses but I think we should be extremely careful if we decide to lie publicly."
That's what happens when you let your city become an investment vehicle.
Sorry, updated. careers@usefulsystemsinc.com
Man that reminds me so much of my growing up experience. Spent most free time outside on a bike, playing with a football, climbing trees and only coming back indoors for food.
Well, they do have a reputation for deleting sub-reddits they don't like. It would be better, I think, just to come out and say, "we will delete sub-reddits we disagree with."
To reddit, those are one and the same. Making any sort of public information available about someone who isn't a public-facing personality is a bannable offense.

It's part of the reddiquette, and every subreddit that's allowed to remain on the site that has issues with this kind of thing has rules about it that they've worked on with the admins. You can see a great example of how not to go afoul of reddit's sitewide rules on public information at r/KotakuInAction's rules (https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/wiki/rules#wiki_2._n... and https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/wiki/rules#wiki_5._w...)
I'm sure it could function as a political wedge, but I like the idea of a classification like "Wild Park" with the benefits people enjoy from BLM land. Even just a name like that would attract more people. Having huge swathes of land set aside like this would be an amazing preservation for future generations.
Everyone always equates "freedom of speech" with the First Amendment. They're not the same. Free speech is a moral principle, which different people support to different extents, but of which the First Amendment is merely one, US-centric, embodiment.

That said, Reddit didn't ban this subreddit for being alt-right, so the point is fairly moot.
And what are the costs that need to be considered?
"Freedom of speech is only for those who own the press" implies that only owners of the press have freedom of speech. That is not true -- everyone has freedom of speech vis a vis the government as zdw pointed out, whether they "own the press" or not.
Oh no! Looking into this now. It was me you were scheduled with, so mea culpa if something got dropped here.
First child of 2 growing up in the 80s; I was allowed to go anywhere in our village and a bit beyond. It was fun ;) Cannot phantom being restricted to our garden...
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I think both NP and BLM options are great, but there's certainly something special about the freedom and isolation of that sort of place you've linked. I'm really surprised it doesn't appeal equally to both sides of politics.
There are clear differences between Trump and traditional Fascists. They favored physical violence and military-like discipline. (Mussolini's famous catchphrase was that he'd "Make the trains run on time".) Neither is true of Trump.

However, Trump seems like a modernized form. "Verbal" violence online seems more relevant in an era where people don't walk to work in ways that allow them to be physically hassled in the street anyway.

H/T David Frum in https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/03/how-to-... for that particular twist.
Publishing a person's real-life contact details in association with an online witch hunt absolutely is doxxing. "Trying to find out the identity of a person" in a public forum is guaranteed to result in a person's details (not necessarily that person) being made public knowledge.

There's a reason we have paid professionals to investigate this sort of thing. Not only are they less likely to get swept along by the mob, but their preliminary findings and suspicions are not published and so the mob doesn't seize on someone who "looks guilty" (or even someone who is guilty but who still has a right to due process and a fair trial) and punish them for something they probably didn't do.
That has absolutely nothing to do with freedom of speech.
Secret Share All the Files
> "Saved" in this sentence is a euphemism for...

Saved in this sencence means reserved (yet). Not more, not less.

> animals die to make your food.

I'm perfectly aware of that

> Vegan food often involves...

Again, I'm not talking about animal cruelty or veganism. This is not about "we or them". Is not about moral decisions. I'm talking about ecosystem management for conservation purposes, that is a theme in a totally different galaxy than food personal choices
You mention your business with a hyperlink four separate times in this thread. I have to wonder how much of your purpose in posting is informative after the second or third time.
Split windows into the same buffer would remove issues with the other person screwing up positioning. You'd each work in your own independent window (though you can synch them if desired). I didn't check to see if this is how it works,though. . . .
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey just cost Facebook half a billion dollars
How are you generating the raw data? Can you share your scripts that are used to generate it?

I'd be very interested in generating raw data against the disks I maintain as well, might also be able to share it, which might be interesting since its primarily SSDs.
I would disagree with somebody sucker-punching a community member in the face. If there are no other targets this seems entirely legitimate.

The ban also seems slightly prejudicial, because on the other side there is /r/antifa where people are bragging[1] about the assault which /r/altright was trying to solve with this bounty.
Granted, /r/antifa seems to be mostly dissent against this stuff, so it wouldn't be a subreddit shutdown.

I think that assaulting people you disagree with is a far more serious charge than posting a reward for information which leads to the arrest of a criminal. The latter is something befitting of a police agency.

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/antifa/comments/5r5rlp/
We have a section on physical/digital security when crossing through high-risk borders in Umbrella App (our stuff is open source and Creative Commons so people should feel free to reuse it):

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.secfirst.u...

or

https://www.secfirst.org
"[D]oxing of an individual they disagreed with" is an odd way to describe an effort to identify a criminal.
> that you find it awful when it's about a very vocal political cause

No, I hate it in every situation. I didn't read the article so I don't know what political cause you are referring to, and I certainly was not referring to one.
Then why on earth is /r/shitredditsays still around? They have been getting in trouble for doxxing for years along with constantly brigading which apparently is another bannable offense.

As someone who has been dogpiled by that sub with people attempting to doxx me for the crime of having a different opinion in /r/worldnews, I have absolutely no idea why reddit turns a blind eye.
As a Swiss with a small child, this is the main reason why I couldn't move to the US or UK. Your 70ies examples are still common enough in Switzerland. 6 year olds are sent to Kindergarden on their own (after a bit of training with their parents). Put the visibility triangle on and off you go. Parents are discouraged by the school authorities to bring by car. Today looking back at this I can see the value. Maybe it has to do with Switzerland being small enough for horrible child abduction stories to be very rare, and if they happen outside Switzerland we tend to think as something that happens to other people - as nationalistic as that sounds, but that's just how most people's minds work, for better or worse, in this instance probably for the better.
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I think that's a great idea, and I'm of the same opinion that it needs to be done locally and personally. Do you have specific strategies or tactics you're using? The status quo doesn't appear to be enough.
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At least for me this happened in suburbia too in the 90s. (Minus the motorcycle)

edit: $1.25 at Burgerville is bonkers to me. We just had $0.29/$0.39 burger/cheeseburger Tuesday deal at McDonalds. Those days are gone...
I think most of this is the one-child family effect.

You have three or four kids and one gets lost.... well, it is a tragedy, but you still have kids.

You have one kid, and it's all your eggs (mostly literally) in one basket.
If you don't pay for the news, who does the news agency have a responsibility to? Certainly not you.

You can see this right now. The mainstream media falsifies or omits the truth on behalf of their backers or the organizations they fear: major political parties, subsidiaries of their parent companies, major investors, etc. I would argue that they do this because the public is not their customer, it's their target demographic.
There's all kinds of stuff entombed in cities, just waiting to be discovered. First thing this reminded me of was the Original Spanish Kitchen [1], which was a restaurant, also in LA, which closed one day in 1961 and spent the next 44 years frozen in time. The fixtures, utensils, coffee maker, everything intact, waiting for an opening that never came. All sorts of caches created when someone just couldn't do it anymore, or when plans fall apart.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_Spanish_Kitchen
Then you may find this concept interesting:

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

Living in an open society does not mean tolerating those who aim to end the open society. The altright, as a rewarming of white nationalism, which is a rewarming of Nazism, seems to not be such a huge fan of our open society.
The reddit software is open source, so I'm not sure "the presses" applies. What you probably meant was "the audience", and no one has a right to that.

[0]: https://github.com/reddit/reddit
Get money out of news. Sure money doesn't corrupt news as badly as politics but it does bias what, how news is delivered.

And I'm not suggesting all news agencies [whatever this means in 2017] should transform into NPR or PBS clones. I like MSNBC, FOX, CNN , ABC... news but they all exist within media empires. Let's figure out how to spin them out into entities not funded from media business models. Hard problem, sure. So what. We have to figure this out.
It must be the turrists.
Oh, the sweet taste of freedom...
You can try the AirPods in the store. They sanitize them between before/after.
Say the company your work for or have shares in discriminates on the basis of race. Does this make _you_ a racist? Is there any evidence that he was in fact the decision maker when it comes to these policies? FWIW, the very same article you linked to (in a despicable fake news rag, BTW) says "Donald testified repeatedly that he had nothing to do with renting apartments". :-)
Ugh, I hate tourists too.
Then start you're own web site. Do you have unfettered free speech on HN?
Self-modifying code that depends on the pre-fetch queue might be the best place to look for intent. Might be easy to tell if the program is doing it for some larger purpose or simply to fail subtly or overtly if it sees unrealistic processor behavior.

Indeed, in the PC world taking advantage of the prefetch queue as a sort of "loop buffer" was relatively common in demos, where a loop would patch instructions to execute in the next iteration, squeezing out a few extra cycles. Here's a detailed application of this trick:

http://www.reenigne.org/blog/8088-pc-speaker-mod-player-how-...

...as seen in this awesome demo:

https://trixter.oldskool.org/2015/04/07/8088-mph-we-break-al...
It is still doxing. It doesn't matter if it is a criminal or not. Reddit doesn't have a place being involved in this. Look at how the Boston Bomber situation turned out.

If you think someone commited a crime and you have evidence take it to the police. If they want community help in hunting someone down then they will ask the community.
You don't need the entire executable file in cache in order to run the program.

For comparison, a C++ wxWidgets 3.0 application isn't going to be much smaller than 10MB in release mode if you statically link it. Much as I hate to admit it, 10MB just isn't that big in an age of terabyte SSDs and systems with 32GB of RAM.
I think you're right about that. It's rarely a popular statement among nationalists in this country. Some people really do think they have free speech in every context and get angry when you point out they aren't really as free as they seem to think. The alt-righters would mod me down too, but it's a sharp pointy stick. I like to jab it into people to make them think.
When I was 15 years old in the 1970s, I went a 100 mile backpacking trip with five youth between 15 and 16 years old. We thought it was normal at the time. When I told my younger colleagues at work about this trip, they were shocked that our parents sent us off without adult supervision. There was also some concern that we went on this trip without a mobile phone!
This is correct, sort of. I think it has less to do with investment per child and more to do with experience.

My wife is the oldest of ten, and her mother had twelve siblings. After a certain number, you realize that getting lost is recoverable, broken bones won't kill you, and all-in-all kids are made out of very sturdy stuff.
Indeed, one does not simply double the population without limiting the distance people can walk. It's a simple matter of geometry. The number of households in the USA has doubled in the last 40 years. The number of major roads has radically increased. Most (85%) live in urban areas so there is only somewhere to walk in the woods if you live on the edge of the sprawl.
For those who want to get started on developing their own, here are some resources that have really helped me:

"Nonviolent Communication" - Marshall Rosenberg

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I think the difference is, if the moderators respond to reports of doxxing by removing the offending material, the subreddit can stay, even if the members keep submitting new material. If the moderators refuse to do anything about it, or, in this case, actively encourage it, then the subreddit itself must go.

That said, I've never visited SRS, so I don't know how their moderators respond to reports of doxxing.
Disagreed. The name "altright" itself is now banned. You can no longer make a subreddit named that so effectively, the speech and beliefs are now banned under the guise of TOS violation. Usually when moderators misbehave they tend to trade out moderators, they made a special exception to make sure the subreddit isn't remade. They also tend to selectively enforce these rules on subreddits that dont align with their own political views.

You can always start one that isnt called "altright" but you're less likely to get eyes on it which may be the entire point.

They're well within their rights to ban whomever they want, but they should be upfront about deleting subreddits that dont align with them politically rather than this game they're playing finding some TOS reason to remove an entire topic from the site. It doesn't make sense otherwise to punish everyone for the actions of a few.
From or to where?
Honestly, how many more hundreds of times am I going to read this facile straw man, in these exact same tired words? You can't possibly believe you're saying anything original or enlightening regarding the actual issue, can you? Why am I on this site writing this comment? What am I doing with my life?
The files are gone, but you do it by referring to the table/block names.

#+name: data-table
....

#+name: process-data
#+begin_src lisp :var data=data-table
...
#+end_src

#+begin_src gnuplot :var data=process-data
...
#+end_src
If an employer tries to dictate to me what I do in my personal time, that is a signal for me to leave quickly.
If anyone's interested, there's a great book called Designing Your Life [1] which delves more deeply into the basic concept from this piece (identify what's most important to you and measure your progress toward those goals). It's based on a Stanford course of a similar name, and is an excellent read.

1. https://smile.amazon.com/Designing-Your-Life-Well-Lived-Joyf...
What's the actual incident? Does anybody have details?

Wesearchr was banned from twitter for looking for information about the guy who sucker-punched Richard Spencer live on video. Is this ban for the same incident?

This seems a little different from how I normally use the term "doxxing", which is posting real-life information about a person who would prefer to remain anonymous. I mean, I'm sure the guy who assaulted Spencer would prefer to remain anonymous, but others have good reason to oppose that.
This now the default social media censorship tactic. Apply the TOS harshly to your opponents and loosely to your allies. When an Alt Right sub doxxes people, they get banned; when an SJW sub doxxes people, they get ignored.
> removed the subreddit because they were trying to figure out who punched this guy at the airport

This is what is called doxxing, and it's a direct violation of the TOS.
You should not have an important SPOF, that is not-self hosted and especially not on best-effort, free service. Switching to GitHub changes nothing.
Yup, one of the things I dearly miss from living in NL and/or Spain is really having our kids safely roaming around with no worries of CPS or worse.

Here is the US it'd be mental to allow them more than a hundred feet away.

So much for the land of the brave and the free!
That's exactly what mine looks like too. Compare to the Linux version: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/ascii.7.html

The Linux version has two columns; ever wonder escape (0x1b) visualizes as ^[? because it's a single bit off the actual character "["; all the control characters are; they're visualized by essentially flipping a single bit, and displaying ^ + that letter. This was the point of TFA.

The author's four column layout also makes the 1-bit difference between upper and lower case ASCII readily apparent, which the Linux man page regrettably does not.
Using bullet materials that provide quality battle simulation results and perform environmental remediation is wonderful.

The risk, unaddressed in this or other article on the subject, is that it's best to have your forces train with what they will actually fight with. For nations that observe the Hague Convention, that means metal-jacketed projectiles only for use in actual combat.
http://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/