skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is one that I found from running nm on a binary:

_ZN5boost6detail7variant15visitation_implIN4mpl_4int_ILi40EEENS1_20visitation_impl_stepINS_3mpl6v_iterINS7_6v_itemI25SelectedEntityChangedDataNS9_IN11InputAction17ServerCommandDataENS9_INSB_18SetupBlueprintDataENS9_INSB_13BuildRailDataENS9_I2IDI20CustomInputPrototypetENS9_IN10ActionData22TrainWaitConditionDataENS9_INSI_18TrainWaitConditionENS9_INSB_22BuildTerrainParametersENS9_I27DeciderCombinatorParametersNS9_I30ArithmeticCombinatorParametersNS9_INSB_18PlayerJoinGameDataENS9_INSB_7CrcDataENS9_INSB_20SetBlueprintIconDataENS9_I20AbilitySpecificationNS9_INSB_17TakeEquipmentDataENS9_INSB_18PlaceEquipmentDataENS9_I6VectorNS9_IdNS9_ISF_I9ItemGrouphENS9_INSB_15MarketOfferDataENS9_ISsNS9_INSI_33BehaviorModeOfOperationParametersENS9_INSI_17TrainScheduleDataENS9_INSB_18GuiTextChangedDataENS9_INSB_14GuiChangedDataENS9_INSB_12GuiClickDataENS9_INSB_20SelectItemParametersENS9_INSI_24LogisticFilterSignalDataENS9_INSI_22LogisticFilterItemDataENS9_ISF_I19TechnologyPrototypetENS9_INSI_10SignalDataENS9_INSI_26CircuitConditionParametersENS9_INSB_19SetFilterParametersENS9_INSB_19BuildItemParametersENS9_INSB_16CancelCraftOrderENS9_INSB_9CraftDataENS9_I13ShootingStateNS9_IhNS9_ItNS9_IjNS9_IbNS9_ISF_I13ItemPrototypetENS9_ISF_I15RecipePrototypetENS9_I28ItemStackTargetSpecificationNS9_I11RidingStateNS9_I9DirectionNS9_INSB_14SelectAreaDataENS9_I12RealPositionNS7_7vector0INS3_2naEEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELi0EEELl40EEENS8_IS32_Ll48EEEEENS1_14invoke_visitorINS1_11get_visitorIKS10_EEEEPKvNS_7variantINS1_13over_sequenceINS7_8vector48IS1N_S1M_S1L_S1K_S1J_S1I_S1G_bjthS1E_S1D_S1C_S1B_S1A_S19_S18_S17_S15_S14_S13_S12_S11_S10_SZ_SY_SsSX_SW_dSU_ST_SS_SR_SQ_SP_SO_SN_SM_SL_SK_SJ_SH_SE_SD_SC_SA_EEEEJEE18has_fallback_type_EEENT1_11result_typeEiiRS3K_T2_NS3_5bool_ILb0EEET3_PT_PT0_

The c++filt output is 13,776 characters, so I can't easily copy it here.
Waste silicon sawdust recycled into anode for lithium-ion battery
How were the pyramids built?
That's a statement that's true for all sorts of issues, for all sorts of people, at all sorts of places. But what matters is whether their employer has made them responsible for solving those issues.

What are they paid to do?
Wow, those look amazing! Thanks for the tips!
Why don't you become one?
The Benefits of Building a Repeatable Sales Process
Go to a local community college for the first 2 years, then you can transfer to a UC or State college. Take the easiest/least time consuming classes you can find and try to work during those 4 years. Don't allow a useless college degree to make you broke. For most jobs/careers, You just need the certificate ~ at least in the long term.
Looks like it was registered quite recently.

;; ANSWER SECTION:
apple-id-2.com.	500	IN	A	50.63.202.53

Creation Date: 2017-02-22T21:57:50Z

The cert was issued in January
parsed.validity.start
2017-01-03T22:17:00Z

Not totally surprising as I have never seen Let's Encrypt do anything that could be remotely considered diligence in not doing shady stuff.
> On the other hand relative step count (ie "I now go on more walks so I beat my own original levels of activity") is not entirely useless and probably has some non-zero value?

Relative step count is good if your only exercise is walking (or walking-like.)

OTOH, I've observed that my step count tends to go down as actual heavy exercise (weightlifting, etc.) goes up, so even relative step count isn't a good measure of overall activity.

> But, like, rewarding someone more for slowly strolling for 2000 steps vs running 1500 (which probably covers a similar distance and is waaaaaay better for cardio vascular fitness)

Its probably better for leg strength, but fitness walking (not casual walking), I suspect, is better for cardiovascular fitness, step-for-step, than running, since you get into a reasonably good exercising heart range for a longer time.

But, again, step counting alone doesn't distinguish fitness walking from casual walking any more than walking from running.
Not a disagreement, but AFAIK NumPy and Cython are not mutually exclusive, as Cython supports NumPy type annotations and can index into its arrays quickly.
They beat loss estimates because they spent $500m [0] on capex instead of $1000m [1].

Not sure if I buy "got better deals from suppliers" story, but it would be awesome if it was true. Most likely they've hit delays with suppliers.

[0] Q4 2016 update from shareholder letter on http://ir.tesla.com/

[1] http://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-capex-goal-means-1-bill...
Isn't building a client library for a REST API the definition of reinventing the wheel?
You have passwordless sudo access on the Docker containers, however when you kick off a new build we will create a new VM just for the build and start the docker container inside it, making sure that nobody can ramble around :)
Running a direct output fusion rocket in the atmosphere would be tough-- all the reactors we know how to build, or can vaguely guess how to build, run at small fractions of one atmospheric pressure.

If you have fusion engines, you would just be doing all the construction in orbit anyway, rather than boosting stuff from the surface of the orbit.
Still speaking in code. Do you think gay marriage should be legal or not? If not, then at the very least you are anti-me, as I'm in a gay marriage. (And as far as I can tell my marriage hasn't led to any increase in unplanned pregnancies, if that's what's worrying you.)
> If the US, China, the EU and Russia wanted to change how the Olympics work, change it would.

Yeah, that's so likely to happen!

US/China/EU/Russia caring so deeply about the health of the olympics that they collectively strike a deal to negate trademark agreements for the olympics, and together make something fair and enabled for a long life.

Really? Are you at all following global politics? These power houses can't really agree on anything besides ISIS being evil. (And that's a historic breakthrough!)
Mention (https://web.mention.com/) is also another social mention tracker. I use it for an open source project and would recommend it.
I agree. But the practical alternative right now is doing nothing.
You can't argue with them.

Government = bad, Taxes = theft, is what all their arguments boil down to and you end up going around in a circle.

They don't get that monopoly on use of violence as ultimate arbitration is what allows society to exist in the first place.

"Non aggression principle" LMAO. Look at Somalia and other failed African states. If libertarians weren't socially and economically illiterate, they'd all be flocking to those places, because it's as close to their mystical paradise la-la land as you can possibly get.
So you keep stating but there is no codified limit short of 'indefinite'.

Imagine I am a CBP agent. State your argument that I must release you after, say, 23 hours
I'm a 'dumbass' for even questioning that liberal premises are not in any way political/ideologically motivated beliefs or perspectives, as opposed to facts you must not even be seen to question...

..AKA not drinking the kool-aid.

And, as if it need to be said, your insults break HN civility rules.
There is no hypocrisy or intolerance in fighting intolerance. You're trying to make the argument that one is not tolerant unless they tolerate intolerance, which doesn't make any sense.

Eich used his capital to deny rights to our friends. They did nothing to his rights.
Completely agree. It's also reassuring that they have software capable of detecting deviations like this because who knows if the astronauts would've caught it. They're already busy with a million other things.
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And apparently there's a macOS version too – SOLD! Thanks buddy! :o)
Not so sure about it. Look at Concorde.

Musk actually said that technology does not move forward if there is nobody (or no company or no government) to push it forward.
OH yeah, though (as you note) mostly interviewing. Those "tell me about a time when something went wrong" or "tell me about a time you had a conflict with someone" sorts of questions are really stressful. I damn near have to make something up (when prepping, not on the fly) to have anything resembling a satisfying answer to them. I just cannot easily turn my experiences into narratives, most of the time.
Can you go straight to this book or do you need to get a certain comfort level with f# first? I have the latest edition for F# 4 but haven't read it yet, plan to as part of my learning the language but haven't figured out order.
I lived for a couple years in housing that was built for the Olympics when I went to GT. It was a nice building.

I also used the aquatic center a couple times to practice kayaking. The coolest part about that pool was you could lower the floor.
Serverless REST API with Angular, Persistence and Security
Do you have stats showing a correlation between homelessness and illegal immigrant status?

In my experience, illegal immigrants were frightened of encounters with police/authorities and were much less likely to be homeless or live in government-subsidized housing than others of a similar stratum. That said, my experience is mostly with migrant workers (agricultural and service industry); so these were people with jobs, albeit low-paying jobs. Those who couldn't work would live with their traveling companions until they moved to next location or eventually return home if they weren't making money.

I'm not arguing there's no correlation. It just feels like a stretch to imply the government is providing low-income housing so the streets aren't flooded with homeless illegal immigrants. But maybe that's true in CA; I really don't know. My experience and knowledge is all rooted in the southeast (AL, MS, VA).
You can imagine a scenario where you leave detention and then de-authorize impounded devices.

The point is not that this is a perfect solution. It's a better solution than the status quo.
Our miserable 21st century
I see having a great public profile more as a sufficient condition than a necessary one.
Meaning I wouldn't rule out someone if they didn't have a good public profile, but it could help the person if they did have one.
You might like the anagrammatic sonnet "Washington Crossing the Delaware", in which every line is an anagram of the title and the story of the titular event is told: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Crossing_the_Delawa...
> People who lose money shorting Tesla are losing their shirts

I don't follow. Tesla is down 1.4%. People who shorted Tesla made money today. Plus a lot of people made money shorting Amazon over Amazon's life.

Shorting a stock has less to do with a company's business plan/success and more to do with predicting the market itself and how they'll respond to various quarterly results (and the likelihood of such results).

Tesla is mostly just prop in the stock market "game."
Great to hear! I just bought LBA and LBA2 from GOG, from the sibling commenter's tip. Now I just need to find a few free hours!
https://twitter.com/jgowdy/status/834524394575720448

Jeremiah Gowdy "went ahead and bought the domain until someone figures out what's happening."
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US Marshal arriving with a court order compelling my release.
Note: the domain does exist right now. It was registered today, in response to this event: https://twitter.com/jgowdy/status/834524394575720448
Although slightly barren at the time, urban development has completely surrounded the main Olympic area in Sydney. There has been masses of housing developed across the whole area. The green spaces have been maintained and further developed over the years into some of the best parks in Sydney.

Most of the facilities are running events full time and many events that used to to be hosted further to the east of the city are now at Olympic park due to the ease of transport and centrality to the majority of the population.

Personally I think the Olympics are a complete joke and totally corrupted by bribes, commercialism and professional sport. They are long past their use by date and bound to take a hit when corruption becomes more unacceptable in more places, but, the facilities built for Sydney do not belong in an essay like this.
>You don't have enough money? Well give up your phones, car, vacation. Wear those old shoes. Live with a roommate, no wait that's too expensive just live with your parents until your 30. Kids? No you don't need those.

Actually, these are pretty good suggestions.
Not to mention the reliability and throughout requirements of such a data link to another planet so far away.
If a cat is "randomly lashing out" at their owners, then yeah, that's a pretty good sign that the owners don't see things from the cat's perspective.

Cat social behavior has its own internal consistency though. Usually the problem starts when people expect cats to behave like dogs. They don't have the same motivations as dogs at all.

Learn cat body language, and understand that cats see us as big, weird, slightly dumb, hairless cats that belong to the same "cat colony" as them, and nothing a cat does will seem "random" anymore.
They don't seem to be in positions of any authority though -- see eg realnames. Or maybe this is enough of a threat to the core business for them to care?
A few questions have been asked here and answered on Reddits AMA regarding the topic:

We're NASA scientists & exoplanet experts. Ask us anything about today's announcement of seven Earth-size planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1!

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5vkoyd/were_nasa_scie...
I don't understand this response at all. You suggested that making people who are less price sensitive pay more isn't a goal of market segmentation. In fact, it's literally the textbook example of market segmentation.
Joss Whedon is the name you're looking for, not JJ Abrams.
You're welcome to propose other objections to tipping. I'm only addressing the one about how tipping obligates the consumer to make snap evaluations of the quality of service they've received. No, just tip 15-20% invariably. That's what you're expected to do.
This question was asked on Reddits AMA:

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5vkoyd/were_nasa_scie...

'The next generation of space telescopes, after WFIRST and JWST, to be launched in the 2030's. would be capable of actually getting a spectrum of the Earth, separate from the sun, using an instrument called a coronagraph or a star shade. The current telescopes could measure the size of the Earth as it transits in front of the sun. However, that only happens only once per year, so you have to know when to look, or look for a long time. The latter strategy was adopted by the original Kepler Mission. Michael Werner'
They can do whatever they want to do, including organize, work to rule, walk out, or go on strike.
yep yep true and most likely true
This may be a hugely naive question but what could they do if I simply don't use social media?

Do they automatically suspect someone who denies using it and what would follow in that event?
So my point stands. The working people are supporting the hobbyists. Even if you are not working, someone is producing your food and your clothes and shelter. That stuff does not become "free" merely because "robots made work redundant" or "everyone gets free UBI" or some other nonsense. In any society, some people carry the water while others drink it. The idea of UBI is that someone should be able to practice a hobby while others labor to feed him and clothe him. This is a fringe notion that those who work find repugnant.

Currently rich societies support many people who drink the water while carrying none. But the social contract is that they get state support because they are elderly or infirm or disabled or simply down on their luck. There is no widespread support for the idea that people are entitled to carry no water and, moreover, to live a leisurely life of hobby, merely because they were lucky enough to be born in a rich country.
It reminds me a little bit of Google+, they're willing to ruin every product they have so they can look more like the fresh new thing.
If you legit don't have a Facebook account, you're fine. The problem is that most people do have them, and it's an extremely bad idea to try to sneak them past CBP.
Sure, there are situations in which it's faster. In my (limited) experience with x264 at least the more extreme quality settings didn't scale quite as well, and those are the only ones I use. Regardless: some programs parallelize quite well, others not so much.

If you're lucky enough to primarily be bottlenecked on parallel stuff: go nuts, of course!

In any case, I don't want to suggest I'm not happy with AMD finally being a real competitor, I'm just trying to temper expectations of intel-beating world domination. Most users aren't so lucky. Many people use laptops, and slow websites are more of a problem than slow handbrake sessions. For me, it's visual studio and various build/run cycles. Sure, some tools use more cores with the right settings, but it typically scales really disappointingly after around 2 or so. That overclocked 5820K would probably lose to a stock 7700k in my workload, and that's just annoying.
This is the problem that trade unions solve.
> /// Conditionals use if/then/elid/elif/else.

The "elid" intrigued me and I tried to look it up but couldn't find anything. Is this just a typo?
(Read on the screen)

"$Company noticed an intrusion by the US Federal Agents, Border Guards, and have marked this as a compromised account. Please have your designated friend, if set, to authenticate your account."

Its now out of the persons sphere to fix, even if coerced. And companies can defend this by fact of an Acceptable Use Agreement violation itself is breaking a federal law: CFAA.

That, and it seems the only way to stop these issues now is to jam it up in legal limbo by citizens.
I see your point, but any company that uses non-GAAP numbers is suspect. Even the gov't is trying to crack down on companies that do it since it invariably is done to make the company look like it's performing better than it is.

Gross margin ignores all the costs not directly associated with producing the vehicle (basically COGS). There are plenty of companies with positive gross margin (even under GAAP) that fail.
Maybe the surveillance economy can send a diff or two?

https://boingboing.net/2016/11/13/the-surveillance-economy-h...

I fell strange linking to your own warning...
does anyone know what the state of C/F# on Linux is?
> Apple seems to do OK with iMessage and it faces the same constraints.

Always had an impression that iMessage is not end to end encrypted.
Pax Americana is kind of riddiculous name for the fact that US has started over 200 military conflicts since WW2. America is at war 93% of it's existence:

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/02/america-war-93-time-2...
I wait for the day I would be able to send money between friends via WhatsApp.
It's so ubiquitous that it can have really serious impact on economy by making cash obsolete
Awesome. Nice of other people to get out and work so that you can go fishing.
> I wonder why some people want to see Tesla fail so badly.

A regressive mindset.
Quite a few adults with ADHD follow the same pattern.

Do you lose stuff too, and get restless when it's other's people time to speak?
"not having" maybe not, but I try to stay away of anyone who does not like dogs or music. Something is fundamentally wrong with those people.
> succeeding where others weren't willing to try

Willing, or able.
Many non-citizens live in the United States.
It was a bongo drum not a conga drum.
4k at 60fps is 498 million pixels per second, Rift @ 90FPS is 233 million pixels per second. GPU's can deal with making 2 images without meaningful CPU overhead. The real issue is stutter and latency not CPU or GPU GFLOPS.
I'm familiar with grsec (having an interest, albeit not as an expert, in some of the issues it addresses, and as a long-time Hardened Gentoo user), but that doesn't override my point that 'CONFIG_MODULES=n' seems neater than 'echo /bin/false > /proc/sys/kernel/modprobe'. If you only need a predefined set of modules and have no need to load them after boot, why not just disable the facility altogether?
The point is to make it impossible even for the owner to disable the lock, so there isn't even a conversation to be had about whether you're a phone call away from getting a family member, friend, or neighbor to read off the passcode to open access to the account.
I made the same assumption, until I published this article.
> So the people who get out and work every day are supposed to support the people who want to "practice a hobby."

No, those passively receiving gains from capital are supposed to do that, and the revenue structure supporting any sane UBI proposal should reflect that.
Proof increases investor confidence, but that's hardly everything. Tesla contributes somewhat to open source, but ITAR and shrewdness means a ton of their tech is classified. If they folded, a great deal of that would be bureaucratically inaccessible, gone, or irrelevant. If we wanted to go to the moon again, we would basically have to start over from scratch. The Saturn V plans exist but the infrastructure, manufacturing techniques, and hardware are all gone.

Plans are 10% of actually building something, at that level. Materials aren't legos, each product needs to be qualified and have its idiosyncrasies addressed. Even at the consumer level, when you change manufacturers you often have to retool your process because while the specs are the same, you're delivered something different.

Keeping technology at the same level requires ongoing engineering. When that engineering is removed, the technology decays. It very quickly becomes a matter of reinvention rather than rebuilding.
Your pet is not even remotely close to the cats risk group.

Only the 0,7% on average of the cats drop oocysts in its faeces and it still will take 1 to 5 days for this oocysts to activate and be able to transmite the disease. If you clean daily the litter box of your cat with gloves and you are not pregnant or inmunocompromised the problem is greatly minimized.
Not sure if I buy "got better deals from suppliers" story

Or they just shifted capex spending so that it doesn't fall on this quarter.

I'm not knocking Tesla for doing this, all companies do this (shift costs and revenue around to meet earnings expectations).
Head of Let's Encrypt here. Our team is looking into this and so far we don't see any evidence of mis-issuance in our logs. It looks like the domain in question, 'apple-id-2.com', was registered and DNS resolved for it successfully at time of issuance. Here is the valid authorization record including the resolved IP addresses for 'apple-id-2.com':

https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/authz/uZGv2KXUJ6Hl...

We can't be sure why the reporter was unable to find a WHOIS record, we can only confirm that validation properly succeeded at time of issuance.

Update: Squarespace has confirmed that they did register the domain and then released it after getting a certificate from us.
> I think it's crazy that people walk around with phones that have access to years of email communications

You think its crazy in you wish you (and everyone else) had a viable alternative? Or, you think its crazy in that you do something else that others don't do?

If the latter, what do you do?
I meant O(N) space, as you said "That would still require O(n) space" - but a slide does not require additional space.
It's currently up 1.65% in after hours trading.