skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Related snip:

Relationship disclosures

OpenAI researchers Dario Amodei and Paul Christiano are
both technical advisors to Open Philanthropy and live in
the same house as Holden. In addition, Holden is engaged to
Dario’s sister Daniela.
I don't know much at all about the Xbox One architecture (and what I do is from public information obviously), but it seems safe to assume that this exploit would only land in the "Application" portion of the system. As I understand there are two (three?) hypervisor-level isolated portions of the system... particularly for cases like this in order to prevent a compromised application from being able to enable piracy of the "GameOS" portion.
The culture clash between the traditional VLSI mindset and programmer may be avoided... all we need is a REPL :)
There are plenty of PMT jokes, which by implication shame having a period.
So, can we get this running on a microkernel? Or, Fauna-on-Xen, anybody? :]
I guess it depends on the calendar being used. :)

Actually, for those using other calendar systems, is April fools day today or some other day?
Lacked motivation. I can teach coding anyone but they need to want this.
That would be harassment, no?
The manpower behind Linux is superior. Not sure if it's the "vast majority", but for many business cases following the GPL(v2) rules simply is not a problem.

Both the PS4 and the Nintendo Switch run on FreeBSD, by the way.
Interviewee seemed "odd". Stilted interaction during interview. Technical skills fine enough. Uncommonly, a second interview held with an extra interviewer brought in.

Technical director asked everyone; everyone said "no hire". Technical director hired him anyway, allegedly (but not proven) on the grounds of a bizarre, unshakeable faith in the supremacy of Russian programmers.

About day two, overheard on the phone apparently interviewing for another job. MD noticed he didn't seem to be doing much; asked if he had some work. "No." Do you want some? "No."

Gone on day three.

What went wrong? One person permitted to discount everyone else's opinion and hire a clearly bad candidate anyway, on the grounds of their own personal prejudices.
Or serve a different script based on browser headers.

Out just develop a really useful node script that then gets a little extra.
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I used to like that, it makes companies a little more human. But for a reason I don't react the same when it's through an app (gmaps on android) and through a "website". I didn't expect my own weirdness.
Musk replied to Ng's comment: http://lukemuehlhauser.com/musk-and-gates-on-superintelligen...

Or as someone else quipped, the moment a human steps foot on Mars, Mars has become overpopulated.
We don't need a robot to do it for us, we need an environment that teaches us to do ourselves because we should. A better arrangement would be for the pi to light a simple led lamp over the bin it is supposed to go in, and let the human learn to do it themselves from habit. Otherwise it is an impressive engineering project you put forth.
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Hmm this kind of surprises me, but do what you feel is best. I am not attached to ideology or politics.

The post you responded to was me wanting to find out where respondees would want to draw the line on what is harrassment and what is open discourse online. I think this is extremely on topic, relevent and devoid of ideology.

As far as arguing I dont see it in my posts. I usually make one comment then read responses. I will take your warning to heart but I dont really see my post style changing.
Can someone explain why both orgs contain the world "Open" - I would say pretty misleading.

OpenAI hasn't released any open code or anything open.

And is OpenAI even about A.I.? (as several other here mentioned it's not AI)
Honestly, I think we agree more than we disagree. Use what works, indeed. Moreover, even if you're not personally invested in Windows or Microsoft, you should be happy that Microsoft is investing in making Windows a more capable platform for developers, if only because that'll drive everyone else (cough Apple cough) to step up their game.
Does the existence of such jokes mean there is a "period shaming culture"?
Similarly, I've only added my email account to the desktop app (which should only act as a email client), and somehow they grabbed my email account and start spamming me.
There is also the issue of detecting such undefined behaviour in code automatically using static analysis. This is essential when you want to change or upgrade the compiler you are using.
If I understand correctly, they are trying to supply such tools for C.
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I love how you can choose your flavor by web app and just download resulting font. No need for building it by yourself.
> We’ve noticed patterns of behavior with accounts that are created only to harass others – often they don’t take the time to personalize their accounts. This has created an association between the default egg profile photo and negative behavior, which isn’t fair to people who are still new to Twitter and haven’t yet personalized their profile photo.

Seems like that's massively missing the point, no? Or at least trying to fix the wrong thing?
Make management your number one priority. Be the place that can provide managers with code metrics and analytics, that GitHub can't.

That seems to be Microsoft's approach with Visual Studio Team Services. Whereas Github seems to be focused on code, VSTS is more focused on integrating every step of software development, with version control, work item tracking, continuous integration, etc, all living in one integrated package. Now, this means that the version control aspect of it isn't as good as that of Github's. But, the issue tracking is far superior, and you don't really need to invest in learning separate software (like Travis or Jenkins, or what-have-you) in order to get continuous integration working.
I have a simpler idea: how about they show how to stop a single AI from injuring/killing a single human?

The army already developed the capability of bombing your house based on your metadata. Once the Pentagon decides to remove humans from the loop, how are these people going to stop them? Hell, even stopping a single DDOS would be awesome.

Until they show they can do this extremely simple thing, I'll remain skeptic.
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It's the millennial user base that none of the older brokerages have been able to capture. If Robinhood holds most brokerage accounts of people born after 1980, CS will pay billions to acquire these accounts. While these accounts are small today, the idea is that total AUM will increase significantly as this user base matures and earns more $$$
I'm also looking for something like that. I have used Plus500 for a few months and didn't really enjoy it. I cannot lower the leverage (or that's what support says) and the overnight fees were eating up my profits.
HN frequently talks about rudeness. There are a gajillion threads about, for one example, Linus. This study seems to show that rudeness degrades performance of teams.
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I thought it was missing the point too.

>> We’ve noticed patterns of behavior with accounts that are created only to harass others – often they don’t take the time to personalize their accounts.

I'd be interested to see comparison of "eggs" and "anime avatars" to see which group is worst.
Very interesting breakdown, makes a lot of sense... thanks for sharing!
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Yes, they deprecated it, claiming that developers didn't use it: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh8...
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In every culture I've ever heard of (which is not to say every culture), being on one's period isn't considered to be appropriate to discuss publicly.

Many cultures are obviously influenced by Judaism, including modern Christian cultures. Judaism (like many religions) famously ritualized cleanliness, including a requirement for women purifying themselves after having a period[1].

Also, as someone else said, women are often accused of being on their period when behaving in a way that the accuser disagrees with or doesn't understand.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niddah
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There are actually 3 different OSes running on the Xbox One. Applications are in their own OS, so any "kernel" exploit would only grant them access to that very limited OS that can't run games. Unless, of course, they somehow manage to escape that container and force VM to run their own modified version of GameOS.
Ways in which it resembles a religious belief: proponents argue passionately, seem impossible to be dissuaded even in the face of ridicule, and talk about some sort of transcendence beyond the normal human condition; some get together and chant litanies.

Ways it is different: obsession over cognitive heuristics and biases, AI is not supernatural and must be human caused, behavior not totally certain (it is "risk" after all), no perks that true believers receive should their hopes and wishes come true that non-believers or apostates don't also receive nor revenge fantasies of such, no requirement for tithing, no Big Alpha divine or otherwise to represent or interpret or decree official approved beliefs (though I'll admit Big Yud can seem close), no anthropomorphizing the AI, and proponents concede evidence not faith must determine beliefs and actions so are willing to look for such.
Not the OP, but the Nylas mail client is open source.

https://github.com/nylas/nylas-mail
Hackforums and phrack are not even close to being in the same category.

Phrack contains a lot of technically interesting articles, which can be of use to anyone interested in IT security.

Hackforums is full of kids giving tips about hacking FB accounts and selling stolen steam accounts...
shrug Maybe. I want to use my computer, not constantly fiddle with it.
I like this one more than the Iosevka one.
>You can easily make kanban boards

How do you do that? I use OneNote for notes and todos, but I didn't realize you could make a kanban board out of it.
im intrigued to see much interest in calendars!
im also crazy about calendars and ive always wanted to put practically everything i do in a calendar but google or ical doesnt cut it for me.

so ive started on shalendar.com recently as my personal/work calendar to do exactly that. its sole focus being simplicity, sharing, and integrations to other services like instagram, jira, etc.
its functional and making good progress, i expect to push out more features in the next few weeks.
Almost everybody with pirated Windows.
I use Radicale [0] CalDAV server and Lightning addon for Thunderbird - works great!

[0] http://radicale.org/
So many of these fonts can't tell if they want to be a web font for use in a site or a locally installed font for personal use. By going all in on the personal use side, this one gets it right. I'm not even concerned about licensing because I'm just using a customized font for coding in my own editor of choice. Nice job.
After I tried so many coder friendly fonts (nerd fonts and others). I only use patched font from
https://github.com/gabrielelana/awesome-terminal-fonts/tree/...
because it's the only fonts that can do oh-my-git style
https://github.com/arialdomartini/oh-my-git

If you need other code fonts except using oh-my-git, you can take a look at nerd fonts
https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts
"Technologists have produced a 3D-printed painting in the style of Rembrandt"
If you are in the uk I've had a good experience with wiley fox phones. Have a look on their website and on amazon.
The Catholic Church did plenty of dirty work. (I've been spending a few hours researching heresy and various permutations of burning at the stake).

Again, the real question here is Wikileaks increasingly glaring bias problems. The point isn't that Wikileaks have falsified information concerning real evils done by the US. It's that they've been conspicuously, and I have to say, having dug deeper, INEXCUSABLY quiet (if not silent) on the activities of others.

I absolutely grant that the US is, by virtue of its power and capabilities, deserving of extreme scruitiny. What we're looking at goes beyond that.

Wikileaks has a credibility and bias problem. The more so as its actions now appear petty and vengeful based on personal animus between Assange and Clinton.

And yes, Wikileaks are actively soliciting leaks -- against Britain's Labour party:

https://wikileaks.org/WikiLeaks-offers-award-for-LabourLeaks...

But not on Russia. Or China. Or Syria. Or North Korea. Or Venezuela. Or Marie le Pen. Or Rupert Murdoch.

(So far as I am aware.)
http://www.irinnews.org/report/93404/nepal-emerging-menstrua...

> Every month, for one week,14-year-old Kamala Vishwarkarmas returns from school to sleep alone in a dark, windowless mud hut. She is forbidden from entering her family's house during her menstrual cycle for fear of what might happen.

> “I'll stay here in the 'goth' for seven days total,” Kamala said. “Of course I feel afraid when I go inside by myself. It's so scary during the rainy season when all the snakes come.”

> 'Chhaupadi', Nepalese for the practice of segregating menstruating women from their houses and men, was outlawed by Nepal's supreme court in 2005. But locals say the practice is only now beginning to wane in the western region of Nepal, the only part of the country where the tradition is observed.
Their clients are.

However, you would gonna need their sync-engine[0] on your own servers in order to avoid contacting Nylas servers. From what I understand, it's kind of a cloud API that makes some sense out of emailing protocols.

[0] https://github.com/nylas/sync-engine
You're right, that's nice. However, Input is proprietary and requires agreeing to a _rather restrictive_ licence to download and use...

http://input.fontbureau.com/license/
Oh jeez Dang, we've had this conversation before. Overzealous moderation kills websites. Funny how it's only you I ever see wandering into these situations.

Take my posting history into account and make a decision. If you wanna ban me, do it and I'll go find somewhere else that enjoys robust discussion. I've certainly delivered that here, if you'd care to go take a look.

However, please stop helicoptering in and tutting your finger at me. I've never seen you make meaningful contributory posts, so I don't respect you.
IMO, part of why developers didn't use it was the API design made using it too painful. They took most of the existing file APIs and added new *Transacted APIs alongside them, e.g. CreateFile begot CreateFileTransacted, etc. So to add filesystem transactions to your existing code, you had to change all the file API calls.

I think, if they had made transactions work with the existing file API–such as by storing the hTransaction in thread-local storage, with an API to get/set the transaction association of the current thread, and having the existing non-transactional APIs behave transactionally in that case–it might have saw more adoption by developers.
I really wanted to get that board - but the price difference between academic and regular users was a bit too much given this was coming out of my own pocket (I ended up buying used FPGA dev boards from ebay, etc.).

I recall there was a lot of excitement around the Pynq. Has anything notable been done with it yet?
Your post got user flags. It's not just dang asking you to stop.

You don't need to include "You obviously can't read." nor "for the hard-of-comprehending among us" in your post.
How, specifically, is that proof of anything?
Also ridiculous: if I search "weather Copenhagen" the information is displayed in Fahrenheit and mph, which is completely useless to me. I've found no way to change this.

I'm in Denmark, the browser sends en-IE.
The takeaway appears to be: don't develop on a Windows box.

What happens if you open the claimed Word doc in LibreOffice?
Not at the kernel level, is it?
You are missing a middle ground alternative, keepass stored in OneDrive/Dropbox
Thats pretty amazing
As a long-time Input Mono user, I have to say I've found it to be an extremely well designed typeface for my programming needs. It does not call attention to itself, but does its job of beautifully nonetheless. After a short acclimation period it simply faded into the background. There was never a time that I was disappointed in its rendering on mac, on either retina or regular displays. Would definitely recommend you give Input Mono a try.
And you can always store your DB in a "cloud" drive. This is what I do and I'm fairly happy with it. Granted it doesn't have the features and ease-of use of online password managers, but my workflow allows me to live with that tradeoff.
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You can. Of course you don't even need the logical connector

#define f(a,b) \
f_var1 = a; \
f_var2 = b

Equally you could use macros to make it a whole lot worse

#define f(a,b) \
f_arr[a][b] += f_arr[b][a]
I've been worrying about this for some time, I regularly get customers sending screenshots inside Word documents, a well targeted email could easily get past my defences.
And it's a valid use-case for putting a lot of SRAM on a chip.
For the past few years, I've noticed that a major news site (CNN) has titles that I would term click-baity. Seems wrong to me.
I had an inherited Edward Jones account and brought my many paged paper copy to a local H&R block, it baffled the employee for a bit but he eventually figured it out and did a lot of manual things.

Used Turbotax this year and it slurped my Vanguard data without issue. They also support EJ so I bet if I still had that it would be much more straightforward.
Why do atms not have a perfectly flat front? This would require the atacker to carry around a big unconcielable front cover.
This font is beautiful and has really nice options.

But it lets me with a bitter feeling: as a potential user, I won't even consider using it because non-ASCII latin letters are not treated first-class: it's nice that the letter `i` has all these form variants, but they're not applied as soon as a diacritic comes into play (`ï`, `î`, etc.).

The same letter with and without a diacritic (eg. `e` and `é`) don't even look the same, letting the user with the feeling that this potential need has not even been considered.

EDIT: According to http://input.fontbureau.com/info/ maybe I'm missing something and my criticism only applies to the online demo.
Hasn't Devuan be "close" to a stable release for 2.5 years or so now?
It's not his money, though. Also, when you invest in your friend's business, you don't get to deduct that in your taxes.
You can use Robinhood to purchase index funds. I know many of the Vanguard funds including VOO are on there.
I find this hard to read personally, but I'm always glad people are producing type. And the choices with l and i etc, that thing is such a fantastic idea. Will implement something similar when I finally get around to making a typeface.
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I love "Deja Vu Sans Mono". Free, simple, clean, beautiful.
> I heard older IBM systems had something like this.

Most (non-Unix) mainframe and minicomputer operating systems – not just IBM's – have support for record-oriented files and indexed files in the filesystem. The functionality is roughly equivalent to that of non-relational "flat file" databases or key value stores. Examples include ISAM and VSAM under z/OS (aka MVS), and RMS under OpenVMS. This is in contrast to Unix and Windows, where the filesystem itself only supports files as unstructured bytestreams, and any record structure or index structure is imposed by higher levels such as applications or shared libraries.

You might also be thinking of the IBM minicomputer operating system OS/400 (nowadays called "IBM i"), which embeds a relational database (a variant of DB2) into the operating system. (I have often wondered how deep the integration actually is–I believe it is something deeper than just bundling a relational database with an OS, like how many Linux distributions include MySQL or Postgres, but I don't really know.)
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There are people who simply cannot effectively defend themselves.

They don't have the knowledge. They're visually disabled. They've got cognitive decline, for whatever reasons.

And the scams and attacks keep coming.

Generally not trolls, so much, though that can be a thing as well.

I'm not completely against there being some wild corners of the Internet (though you might want to take a look at some of danah boyd's recent writing on 4chan and /b/, and what grew from them, and why, and how), but there's a rather large part of it that really has no business being like that.

People get hurt. Money and life savings are lost.

Not everyone's a street-wise, healthy and hale 24 year old.
Almost feels like, the Elon Musk cult is like a religion for the generation Y.
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> The IATA should put their foot down here.

Regulations and procedures for dangerous items are primarily codified by ICAO, a UN agency.

IATA have their own superset but that only applies to members of that organisation, as opposed to the ICAO regs which are binding on air carriers based in UN nations.
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if comprehension at level don't exist, someone has incentive to correct those to lower level. I certainly do. We are not talking about poetry, are we?
Spot on. This new institute (and other govt efforts like it) all fail to answer this fundamental question - why would someone work at half the pay (or less) if they were a Canadian citizen? It is a chicken-and-egg problem .. salaries and labour pool quality go hand in hand.
> It's undefined behavior meaning, by definition, it's not C. It's not defined in C.

The C99 standard defines undefined behaviour as

"behavior, upon use of a nonportable or erroneous program construct or of erroneous data, for which this International Standard imposes no requirements"

Undefined constructs are not necessarily erroneous (and therefore, in a way, "not C"). Many of them are perfectly legal constructs for which the standard you're targeting simply imposes no specific requirements. In fact, C standard documents list several (as in, I think, hundreds of) examples, many of them perfectly correct in terms of syntax. The standard just doesn't dictate what the compiler should do with them.

If you really like playing the words game, you could, at best, claim that undefined behaviour isn't C99 or C89 or whatever your compiler is targeting at a specific time, but it's very much C.

> It's not defined in C. If I had an list of all definitions, would an undefined item be in my list? No.

And yet Annex J of the C99 standard has a list of undefined behaviours.

And that list itself is just a reference, because the C standard is otherwise full of cases where it does not dictate requirements -- effectively, you know, defining a bunch of undefined items. E.g. 6.2.4, 2 in C99, where object lifetimes are defined, states that "If an object is referred to outside of its lifetime, the behaviour is undefined".

Besides, come on, look at code like this:

int foo = INT_MAX;

foo++;

How exactly is this "not C"? Can you think of any perfectly standards-abiding compiler that will not compile this? Does it use any keywords, identifiers or grammar that a C compiler does not understand?