skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>It's only your opinion that the code is wrong based on the interpretation of the program's identifiers through an English dictionary.

No, that isn't quite right. I'm the one who authored that code example so even if I used opaque non-English struct tag names such as "struct s1{}" and "struct s2{}" instead of "struct meter{}" and "struct inch{}", my brain intended for s1 and s2 to not be mixed and matched carelessly. Poster mikulas_florek suggested wrapping plain ints with a struct and my example shows that that workaround doesn't accomplish what he says it does.

>It is well-defined ISO C.

Yes, and I wanted to emphasize that truism by showing a live example of a successful compilation in ideone.com!

I thought the thread was about higher-level semantics rather than the set of trivially true sequences of text input that the compiler accepts.
I personally use niche websites and affiliate marketing for generating pretty passive income. If you can drive traffic using keyword research, it's becomes really passive after the articles go up.

Google Adsense + Amazon Associates can bring in quite a good bit if done correctly.

Sidenote: If you guys are interested in passive income discussions, you should probably join the live chat on IRC.

http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=%23%23passiveincome&ui...
It's a peculiarly American conceit to assume that people of opposite political views lack understanding of an issue. In reality, some people lack understanding, while some understand an issue perfectly well but have a different value system. They may regard privacy as genuinely unimportant because they are authoritarians, or they may consider themselves to be qualitatively different from their political opponents and therefore wish for different treatment for themselves and for others.
I, personally, found that my views were being influenced by the uniformity of opinions on my network of choice (MSNBC). For example, after watching the first debate I felt that Hillary was getting smashed after watching the post show, I had changed my opinion.
Things to Know: LG G5 Glass Replacement
Alternative: Collaborators are the same age?

Next up: a curve showing that friends of WWI vets decrease their tuna consumption when the WWI vet dies, relative to their non-friends.
You might not need Redux, written by the author of Redux: https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/you-might-not-need-redux-be4...
But Dropbox doesn't handle any merging of changes; any conflicts are left for the user to resolve. In this way it's basically an automatic version of Unison, which is exactly "some UI" around a "solved problem." Right?
Countdown until this gets buried by the mods?

Ref:

* https://twitter.com/bryanl/status/833711188940845062

* https://twitter.com/dhh/status/833701507585437700
Not OP so I can't say what is meant by "happiness" here, but maybe if you feel your life can serve a purpose other than your own pleasure/comfort you would be willing to experience less pleasure/comfort to achieve that goal. That's different than happiness, but maybe that's what he/she was getting at.
I would question the idea that AT&T or whomever will simply sell you the copyright or an unrestricted global license. I would assume that all these sorts of databases require you to sign a license mandating you to keep the data (anonymized or otherwise) secret/private, precisely to prevent this sort of shenanigans. To OP: good luck, but I suggest reserving the bulk of donations for legal fees...
Just buy up all the DC data and filter it. It won't be that hard.
They also had another thing in common; they didn't care much about money
Yep, count me in that crowd.
He may mean nothing more than "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs"
In my opinion the principle of having dedicated focused work sessions and counting up how many you have each day is timeless.

Aside from that, I don't follow anything about Pomodoro specifically.

One issue with Pomodoro is taking 1 session, then 1 break. In my opinion, one should flex this "rule" in flow. It's more valuable to do, eg 3x uninterrupted sessions followed by a break of 1-3x your normal break length than 3 * (work, break).

I also prefer 15-minute blocks.

B.F. Skinner, the esteemed psychologist known for his work in behaviorism, reinforcement, and conditioning is known for using a similar approach.
Well written. I liked the "Building rate limiters in practice" section and your advice on launching dark seems like a great idea.
Nice, I wrote code for MU as well.
What about BlooP and friends?
the "entrepreneur" narrative is swinging back to personal goals/development/balance, now that a bunch of people are failing in the 3rd wave (dotcom, the recovery, now post-crash). you're going to see a lot of this stuff.

obviously what you said is true but the real golden goose is working reasonable hours AND making really good money. a lot of people find that place eventually, a lot don't.

also i have a feeling the people who found a way to work 2 hours a day (or whatever) and make tons of money aren't really talking about it... for obvious reasons.
I've been looking at rclone but am always leery of trusting any new software project with my data. Have you had any issues with it? Thanks.
> (...) and a gorilla used his hands to tell humans the story of how he became an orphan.

This is touching. Deeply.
No desire to be famous but I can't see myself getting to where I am without working hard. I'm just not smart enough.
I don't understand how people could do that much damage and it would only come to $8k. Just the cleanup and repairs to the complex outside of his property should be nearly that much; losing his lease, other damages, and damage to his property should be a lot more than that.
When Twitter was simpler without all these new "features" the community did a significantly better job finding its own practices for using it effectively than Twitter has ever done since it started trying to undo all of that.
A PROTEST, crowd-sourced by several groups. It does seem like appropriate payback. One can only hope that such a protest can sustain itself for long enough to be effective. One-time publication may not be enough.

Perhaps someone can publish analytics on the browsing histories as well so we all can know who is viewing what.
Airbnb guests constantly rent my place to party. It's been a problem for years, at both of my homes. I block many of them, but can't detect them all. The other day an airbnb guest held a party, and they trashed my neighbor's balcony (below mine).

They need to get partying off the platform. It's terrible for neighbors and hosts, and it's not even much revenue; the partiers usually book for one night. Regular guests on average stay 4-5 nights.
TLDR - this extends an order which allows for adding persons and organizations to the OFAC SDN list for attacks. The SDN list is a list of people who can't enter the US and can't do business with US people and businesses.
What did Darwin do to pay his bills?
> The Digest is not copyrighted and may be reproduced freely with appropriate attribution of source.

It sounds like they want CC-BY, but as it stands they haven't really licensed the digest in an understandable way.
Mixed feelings on this -- I don't think sitting at a desk for 12 hours is useful for anything other than social signalling, but, there's a Stephen King quote I love: "Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration, the rest of us just get up and go to work." Sometimes you just have to grind. Some of my most productive days have been when I really really didn't want to work, but I had to, and somehow the inspiration came out of that.
Why, specifically?
An efficient B~tree rendered and described
in the same way that one-sentence-per-line
gives you much more fine-grained diffs than
one-paragraph-per-line, notching it down to
one-phrase-per-line gives the best results.

a simple javascript routine can do that split,
and then rejoin the lines after you do a diff.

i've written this up extensively, to no notice.

http://zenmagiclove.com/simple/breaker.html

https://github.com/bbirdiman/breakerbreaker

***

i've since found that a dozen changes suffice:

replace ". " -- with -- ". \n"
replace ", " -- with -- ", \n"
replace "? " -- with -- "? \n"
replace "! " -- with -- "! \n"
replace ": " -- with -- ": \n"
replace "; " -- with -- "; \n"
replace ") " -- with -- ") \n"
replace "] " -- with -- "] \n"
replace "} " -- with -- "} \n"
replace "-- " -- with -- "-- \n"
replace "' " -- with -- "' \n"

replace '" ' -- with -- '" \n'

***

and, of course, to revert those changes,
you simply change " \n" to " " and boom.
On a related note, if you are interested in learning more about Godel and the Incompleteness Theorem and its significance, I recommend the book Incompleteness by Rebecca Goldstein.
With virtual machines I control, I don't have to use covert channels?

https://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~hovav/dist/cloudsec.pdf (2009)

Edit: we describe an empirical mea-surement study focused on understanding VM placement in the EC2 system and achieving co-resident placement for an adversary. To do this, we make use of network probing both to identify public services hosted on EC2 and to provide evidence of co-residence (that two instances share the same physical server). In particular, we utilize nmap, hping, and wget to perform network probes to determine liveness of EC2 instances

The hard disk contention channel was used in Section 6 for establishing co-residence of instances.
I stand corrected, I was not aware there is a 3-license minimum.

Neither the pricing page nor the plan comparison page make this clear. You have to click into the business section to actually see that. Super annoying.
When data is the subject of frequent transactions then the opportunities for malfeasance rise.
When is WrestleMania?live stream.33 full card, Date, predictions
We are now only weeks away WrestleMania 33 ! Hitter WWE is always greater from public view last year, as far as going a bit overboard with it because there's like a million matches.

The ultimate thrill ride is almost upon us as closer to the edge at WrestleMania 33.

The new day had confirmed that they host in the world in Orlando Stadium camping.

But there are also a number of games delicious already set in stone April 2-and maybe some big surprises.

http://wrestlemania33news.blogspot.com/2017/03/when-is-wrestlemaniawrestlemania-33.html
Because money talks. I used to play a game when I really wanted to bargain hard on something: I'd change my money to as many notes of the lowest possible denomination, and show up with a huge stack of notes.

You're be surprised what a huge stack of notes can do. It triggers something in the recipient of said huge stack of notes. It's deeply psychological. People stop thinking when faced with a huge wad of money.

People will do anything for money, including bad longterm decisions.
Correct, didn't realize that, thanks for pointing out.
Ask HN: “Do you have to be open to unethical behavior in order to be succesful?”
http://wrestlemania33news.blogspot.com/2017/03/when-is-wrest...
That's: https://lede-project.org or:“Linux Embedded Development Environment” - the new project born from OpenWRT. I've used it with some old d-link routers, and I'm quite happy.

The documentation is still not stellar, but it has gotten better, and the configuration more consistent. It's quite easy to set up ssh-access with a key, and simply get a copy of configuration files with scp - ready to set up identical configurations on new router installs.
I would think enterprise offering would have a stricter SLA than developer-facing product. The only thing between Dropbox and Amazon is that there is no independent enterprise offering for S3, except Amazon pays a penalty for violating said SLA.
As others have pointed out, I was not aware there is a 3-license minimum.

Neither the pricing page nor the plan comparison page state this minimum. You have to click into the business section to actually see that.
If the data is being collected, organized, and distributed to be sold, yes there iwill be a higher chance it will be hacked. After being sold, there is a chance it will be hacked from the buyer. And even if it isn't hacked, there will absolutely be people (buyers) that will do what they can to de-anonymize it
I bet famous scientists spend almost every waking hour actively thinking about their subject of study, even if they're not necessarily sitting around pushing a pencil at their desk.
I submitted this with a more informative title, but a mod reverted it to the vague original title. So let me explain what this is about...

The big news is that on the Ryzen launch day, despite benchmarks in general looking outstanding, the gaming ones were somewhat disappointing. AMD said it is due to software problems (eg. detecting the CPU vendor through cpuid and enabling Intel-only optimizations only for Intel CPUs). People seemed to be dubious or overlooked this.

But now AMD proved that with software-only optimizations that took 1-2 weeks they were able to boost the Ryzen gaming performance by 15-30% on the 2 major games they worked on.
Professorial term limits?

Could be a good system, but I don't see the professors endorsing it.
I'm also looking for an e-commerce platform. This is what I've discovered researching it so far.

For Rails there is Spree Commerce. But since they have been bought they have reduced the commitment to the open source project. Hence a fork called Solidus.

For Django there is Oscar Commerce. There is also Cartridge which integrates with Mezzanine CMS.

Personally I would go with Spree Commerce or Solidus. If you need e-commerce functionality attached to a website I would go with Wagtail CMS and Oscar Commerce - there is an integration project called django-oscar-wagtail.
Line drawing algorithms can be surprisingly tricky. I don't think what you describe would be easier than a basic raytracer, which would be about a page of code, and the most complex math involved is the quadratic formula.
I've been using Dropbox on Linux for many years, and it's definitely had some occasional issues with memory leaks, and its general CPU and memory usage has definitely increased. Used to be it never went over 100 MB RSS, but now it's always well over that, at about 250 right now.

Anyway, I run it at nice 5 and "ionice -c3", and even though I'd like to switch to something else, I still haven't found anything better for Linux use. Everything I've looked at has some issue that makes it a non-starter.
You're conflating knowledge work with manual work.

Knowledge work requires the brain to wonder...to explore a problem and possible solutions freely.

Michael Jordan wasn't trying to create anything new, he was trying to develop a physical skill. Physical skills are made via repetition.

Things like stress and distraction destroy knowledge workers. This is something every experienced engineer knows.
Plenty of people use the Pomodoro technique without a session end timer. They can take their 2-3 minute rest when they're out of focus and it has been > 25 minutes.
The bill text: https://www.congress.gov/115/bills/sjres34/BILLS-115sjres34e...

All it says is that the previous FCC rule no longer has any effect.

It does not layout anything about regulations or consequences of removing those privacy protections.
Thank you so much for the reply. This will help me a lot to work on Stripe!
Sorry, I can't think of any off of the top of my head. The only thing that comes close is once in a while you see a C project switch to C++ but that's not really an example of what your looking for. Like when GCC switched over to C++.
Medical Science Liaison
> Drop the free plan, and they lose the cheap marketing they have going on.

Is it cheap though when combined with wages it's more than they make?
Letter from Africa: Should university degrees be necessary for leaders?
the fact that the info is stored at all makes it possible for someone to use it. in the holocaust records was used to kill people.
Like the other have said, this looks great! Very dense on information too, although that has a downside: I usually have little trouble following a tech-talk, but I think I need a transcript to follow this one...

Sadly, the archive.org links on their website aren't working :(

I've just sent them a tweet, maybe they will fix it
an idea to consider

time might not be a very good dimension to compete along

because it has a firm upper cap
"There was this one time I trolled HN into upvoting my web API for some shitty japanese anime or something. So yeah, I guess I'm famous in tech circles."
Here's a similar playbook more focused around self-hosting common services like email, calendars, contacts in addition to a VPN: https://github.com/sovereign/sovereign
Except that equity is worth nowhere near the equity that VCs get, and in the majority of cases does not represent a reasonable return over the opportunity cost of taking the higher salary instead.
True - maybe he needed something to motivate himself, and he certainly found that!
It's 8k pounds, though, which is a lot more than 8k dollars.

Edit: I'm impressed how my bad reading comprehension spawned so many replies.
The Ghost of Mamie Eisenhower
Not sure how much research backs this up, but I think it's a change in what's important. A 10 year old who copies someone else brilliantly is praised, an adult doing the same thing makes minim wage.

"Even prodigies who avoid burnout and resist social pressures are unlikely to make a big splash as an adult. The problem, notes giftedness researcher Ellen Winner, is that to make a major contribution in the arts, and even the sciences "you need a rebellious spirit and the type of mind that can see new things." Most prodigies, however, are acclaimed not for their innovation but "for doing something that's already been done, like playing the violin in the style of Itzhak Perlman." Only prodigies who can reinvent themselves as innovators, she says, are likely to leave a lasting mark during adulthood." https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200511/why-prodigie...
Nope, totally wrong. Sugar does NOT easily metabolized into fat in humans. It does in animals, which is why we feed them lots of carbs. Please learn how de novo lipogenesis works in humans, because you're just repeating a falsehood now. The sugar doesn't get stored, but it does keep fat from being burned, hence the false blame.
Currently we have a docker-based test runner which works differently on the CI server. It should be identical, but of course the bugs you trigger are usually the difficult ones caused by unexpected timing problems, file permissions or subtle component interaction. If you get stuck trying to fix an error only triggered on the CI server, it's a huge time waster and commit log polluter. Especially if the security policy is such that you aren't easily allowed shell access on the build slave.

If devs have full access, it's not so much of a problem actually. But still very annoying whe you are dependent on your VCS and CI server to build your project properly.
Every system that distributes scarce goods requires rationing.

Sometimes, we ration equal amounts, based per person.

Sometimes, we ration unequal amounts, based on how many dollars/denars/quatloos each person is willing to pay.

Sometimes, we ration unequal amounts, by asking people who don't really need a good to voluntarily stop consuming it.

There are pros and cons to each system - but all of them are rationing systems.
This is such vague, banal advice that it is useless. Suggest looking at peer reviewed papers when deciding what to eat. See http://nutritionfacts.org
A couple of for profit blogs and people without a nutrition education inform you. Sad. Check any reputable source, like WHO, you are eating too much protein, dude.
As I already said, if I was concerned about intel agencies capturing my messages I'd use proper OSS encryption via Signal, not Telegram.

There simply are situations where I do not care whether my messages are encrypted or not, in which case I use the app that works the best for me, which in this case is Telegram.
In a global economy, governments don't have the leverage required to keep the capitalists in check. The US still has its environmental and labor laws, but because corporations can ship the work over to countries whose people are willing to work for $0.40/hr, our labor laws don't mean a thing.

We really need to take a good hard look at globalism.
You forgot the part where they add a ton of antibiotics to the meat, where it gets infected with pathogens and viruses, then has to be bleached, frozen, and cooked to dangerously high temperatures which produce known carninogens. That's about as processed as you can get.
This sort of hostility is why I keep quitting this damned site. Thanks for reminding me.
Seems like most of the complaints about Airbnb that result in new ordinances banning short term rentals probably originate from bad guests (or irresponsible hosts who allow bad behavior and ignore the impact to their neighbor's peace) who are ruining it for everyone else.
No. you define your own success. For most people it's a social thing so you look at people around you and define your success. That's why people buy home, buy cars, etc.

That's fine but you should really have control over what you consider as "success".

When I say success I mean having a clear goal of where you want to go and achieving it.

If you want to be "cool" and just enjoy your life AND achieve what you want outside of your cool life, feel free to do so, and good luck. I'm just saying you can't win against people who have the same ability who decide to go all in.
> It was created to help users discover resources

It's not the first time I see this claim in a REST API. What is it supposed to mean? Does it hint at some form of automatic (machine-driven) discovery, or is it just a pompous way to say they expose capabilities via a REST API?
I was asked how to install Pascal now, but I have no idea. I suspect the code relies on DOS and Turbo Pascal too much to run now without jumping through some hoops.
8k pounds is $9982.40, to be exact.
Why not term limits for all occupations?
1 year white collar work, 1 year on the farm.
The narrator fails as a manager.
When he took of B.L.B headset he should have been ready to fire him. He should have also immediately offered to replace the headphones. He should also be capable to bring his authority to HR and his own boss. If he can make decision but is unable to execute on them he is an employee not a manager.
Human-Like Language Acquisition in Virtual Environment
Works fine for me (Win10/Chrome)
OK. I only looked at the programs linked directly from: http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/rust.html
There are facts/science, and then there are judgements on top.

If the facts say the risk is 0.000001% in the presence of a pesticide Fred may judge that it should be banned. If the facts say the risk is 50%, Sally may judge no action is required.

Fred and Sally are both making judgements based on science; but may have different goals, priorities, etc. that cause them to arrive at different conclusions.
Wow! (Jag tackar!)

I did actually look at Runeberg first, since, obviously this should be the one place to find it. Got fooled by thinking the name of the book was "Drömbok".
I dislike the rigidity of the original pomodoro technique, so I made a flexible one without the fixed time slots. You only have a minimum working duration, work for however long you like. I found that way it doesn't break my flow.

https://www.niftytools.online/flexpomodoro/
No. "which came to a total cost of around £6,400 (about $8,000)" (from TFA).

I'm arguing more for $50k+. The GBP/USD difference isn't significant.

(For anything less than $10k or so, as long as it was at all substantiated, AirBNB should just pay -- at worst, ban the host. The PR hit from this article is probably $500k already?)
I have interests outside of work that I enjoy.
The Generosity Test
What would have made this a smash hit: Windows support. There is still no reasonable truly cross-platform way to deploy daemons.