skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
By "excellent education system" I mean the combination of Nationalism and Communism, which, I first hand experienced, as National Socialism. Every story I've learned about Nazis, what they spoke and believed in, was present in the speech and in the deeds. I am well aware of why and how that happened, the rise of National Socialism on Balkans, one of them being 50 years of Communism and lack of the benefits of balanced democratic evolution of the society.
> there was once a kingdom of Ireland until England had its way

There was, but its king was the King of England (and later of Great Britain), and its parliament was subjugated to the parliament at Westminster, which could veto its acts and legislate directly for Ireland. It saw a brief period of autonomy towards the end of the eighteenth century, when its relationship with Britain became more akin to that between England and Scotland from the Union of the Crowns to the Act of Union; but after the United Irishmen revolt, Britain convinced the Parliament of Ireland, at least partly through bribery of its members, to abolish itself, and Ireland was formally absorbed into the UK.

Before the Kingdom of Ireland was the Lordship of Ireland, which was much the same, but with the King of England as Lord (rather than King) of Ireland, a title granted in 1154 by the first and only English pope, Adrian IV. (Henry VIII had himself declared King of Ireland after his breach with Rome, to quash the belief that the Pope was Ireland's ultimate sovereign.)

Before the Lordship there was a whole mass of kingdoms and sub-kingdoms (including the Kingdom of Dublin mentioned by ptaipale in a sibling to this comment), sometimes united under a High King, the most famous possibly being Brian Boru.
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Not even multi-process. Threads on Linux can have their own seccomp profiles. You don't need to sandbox absolutely everything at the same time either. In this case opening the file in the main, unrestricted app and spawning a new thread that will read from the existing FD and only send you simple, time sorted messages over a shared IPC/pipe is not that crazy.

Other points may be more tricky, and it's a good list of potential issues, but we can start chipping away some stuff right now. There's a lot we can fix without fixing everything at the same time.
While I too prefer mpv, I suspect that there are plenty of vulns in that player.
Look at FFmpeg and all the multimedia libraries and you will be horrified.
False. Years ago I had a business credit card charge from either Target or Kmart where you could see the individual items. So some merchants do share that kind of detail.
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> The charge against religion is unfair. It is not necessary that religious people must embrace ignorance.

I don't see the essay as charge against religion nor it mentions or implies that it is necessary that religious people must embrace ignorance.

Quite the contrary.
"everybody's got something to hide! I've got nothing hidden that's illegal."
Or (I'm surprised it's not been mentioned already): Shift-ZZ to save and close (saves an extra keystroke)
> Not even multi-process. Threads on Linux can have their own seccomp profiles.

Feels kinda pointless, since all threads in a process share the same memory protection.
Resampling the comments until you get the results you want is ironic, considering the problems this causes in some (related to the article) scientific fields.
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The OS was hacked, big distinction there.

Also, they would have to actively target your phone for surveillance. I'm much more concerned about the passive interception aspect, and I don't for a second believe that I'm preventing myself from being surveilled.

The fact that they should have to go out of their way to break the 4th amendment is important to me.
This may seem hard to understand if you've never been in a maintainer's position, but "issues" carry a completely different meaning than "questions"

An issue feels, on the receiving end, like an accusation. The word says you did something wrong, and you've inconvenienced/harmed/let down someone, who is now waiting for you to make them whole again.

Answering a question gets you a thank you–you've done something altruistically,. You're a good person.

Fixing an issue? "Took long enough. Are you sure you're any good at this?"
does this work on Linux and Mac OS? or is it limited to Windows systems?
These are the use cases that interest me.
There's nothing about those wars that you can teach me, nor the idiot from the link posted.
If you're running three companies, you can carry throwaway devices.
While I agree the grandparent's comment doesn't add much to the conversation, and even has many obvious answers, why is a more interesting question.
You are basically questioning if there is a need to change the status quo, or put in physics terms, why do you want to expend energy to move from the local stable point? What is the point with higher stability you want to reach, and what are the characteristics that make this point desirable and justify the energy expenditure?
Another schizophrenic view of the world.
You are more than welcome to contribute and since you have a very strong opinion it seems you know your stuff, so go for it, nobody is charging a dime to work there in any case.
What does the "IPS Signatures" section mean?
This is a neat idea. Anything that makes a chabot less of a pita deserves a thumbs up. Will give it a try and give some feedback.
If you're into historical fiction, I can recommend the Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell:

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

I don't know how historically accurate they are, but they're relatively fast paced, fun to read and take place around the time where there were several kingdoms.
24 hour news has found its dream source.

Conventional media reporting is much easier to improve than social media.

* Focus on the victims not the witch hunt

* Don't immediately switch into full crisis mode, dropping the program schedule

* Don't speculate on whether it's "terror" (in fact, drop that terminology altogether - it's all crime)

This is not new thinking.

Social media is a much more challenging issue though, with professional irritants like Katie Hopkins in the UK.

Edit: formatting
It's not just VB. Any code in a program which parses any kind of data, including "passive" data like images, docs and even plain text, is vulnerable to bugs in it's own code. It's often not related to what the data is, but the way in which it is handled.
I'm stealing this neologism.
I work in Investment Banking. The only difference I have seen over the years is a) Casual Friday and b) tie wearers are in the minority now. Most men still wear suits though.
That's not really an interesting thought. Tyler Cowen can be relied upon to suggest that literally anything about the more-conservative past might have a causal connection to economic dynamism. If he could get away with it, he'd claim economic dynamism was driven by indentured servitude, or by hanging crucifixes in the workplace. It's a shtick, not an idea.
I guess you've run out of things to say given this cherry-picked tangent.

> Leads from Deep Throat as well as other well-protected sources consistently checked out

I admit, I don't know much about water-gate, or if the following DW[0] paragraph is true:

"An anonymous source was not enough during Watergate. Without a second source to confirm, The Washington Post would not publish anything, even if it came from the credible Deep Throat."

Are you saying this is not the case?

[0] http://www.dailywire.com/news/16487/another-another-watergat...
Yes, they clearly have the resources to do that. Maybe you can propose a prototype in Rust?
Japan is amazing. If you've never been then plan a trip if you can. Korea is amazing too.
Therefore, if you had a device to withdraw money remotely that required entering your pin, and if the security agent asked you for your pin, would you provide it?

What if my laptop had similar capabilities?
Anything of a commercial nature, yes. You can still discuss, talk, etc. about anything else. If you're going to use a mode of communication so drastically different and with completely different content rules, most of your traffic will necessarily fall in those rules. Just don't expect to put up a blog with AdWords about how to run a startup. :-p
mpv is not affected, at least by these four vulnerabilities. They all seem to be specific to each video player, rather than affecting shared code or code in open source multimedia libraries.
They don't have to. Clone can do a lot of magic without full processes.
> Threads on Linux can have their own seccomp profiles.

Not on Windwows or on macOS.

> new thread that will read from the existing FD and only send you simple, time sorted messages over a shared IPC/pipe is not that crazy.

Of course that does not solve anything, because your demuxer|decoders|output needs access to the FS, have access to kernel-mode and those are the dangerous parts.
Disrupt their appeal and outreach by:

- no longer showing the faces / names / manifestos of the suicide bombers on media

- showing the people who stand up, who demonstrate, who fight for our values rather than showing the panic, chaos, people running for their lives

would that help?
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I used to work at a company whose main product was built on top of an open source project they also were the sole maintainers of. The code for that open source project was not great and, when I and a more senior engineer wanted to refactor it to make it cleaner and add functionality, we got pushback of the form "The current codebase is already tested. If you change it, it could introduce bugs." Meaning that users had "tested" it by using it and reporting bugs that then got fixed. I was so stunned by that argument that I didn't know what to say at the time, but this is bad because:

1) Many users won't report bugs because that takes effort and they just want to solve their problem

2) Users won't report when the UX is bad.

3) Not being able to change a product to add clear business value...prevents you from adding value. This is bad because it makes it harder for your product to help the business grow and solve more problems.

4) Not being able to change the code to be cleaner and more well designed makes it hard to add more maintainers and to add or remove features.

I don't know how to explain why you should want to be able to change your product. I've only moved on to an org which had a much different approach to technical debt.
doesn't prove anything.

The world of regime change isn't one where things are "proved". The Wikileaks mail I cited gives evidence, plausibility. That's the best we can hope for.

Your counterevidence is not going to be a proof in ZFC set theory either ...
My bank seems to know the origin and destination of all the plane tickets I buy (for example), so presumably the CC processor has this sort of information as well? I'm sure someone reading this is in the industry and can explain.
Dear people in the USA. You are behaving like you have to reinvent the wheel. There are good examples of health care systems financed by taxes all around the world. Take a look at some countries in Europe. At the end you'll find out that affordable healthcare won't succeed by any laws you make without a fundamental change in your mindset regarding taxes, capitalism and the role of the government in all of that.
Actually, some people wear brown shoes as well now, not just the Italians.
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هتل ملیسا مشهد از هتل های تازه ساخت و مدرن می باشد که در بهار ۱۳۹۶ این هتل ۳ ستاره در خیابان امام رضا (ع) ۲۱ افتتاح شده است. هتل ملیسا دارای اتاقهای لوکس ۲ تخت و ۳ تخت, سوئیتهای لوکس و رویال می باشد که با آخرین استانداردهای هتلداری تکمیل گردیده اند. هتل دارای رستوران و کافی شاپی شیک با طراحی و رنگی آرامش بخش است که سرو غذا و نوشیدنی در این مکان برای هر گردشگری لذت بخش خواهد بود. قابل توجه گردشگران تور مشهد این هتل ۳ ستاره به حرم مطهر امام رضا و مراکز خرید بسیار نزدیک می باشد پس در انتخاب این هتل تردیدی نداشته باشید.
ادامه در http://xn----4mcbuhcsd6mvade17j9n.com/mashhad-tour/%D8%AA%D9%88%D8%B1-%D9%85%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%AF-%D8%AF%D8%B1-%D9%87%D8%AA%D9%84-%D9%85%D9%84%DB%8C%D8%B3%D8%A7/
Dunno about this. Duckduckgo has become my default search engine at this point for ethical reasons. I just bought a new Linux laptop to replace my surface, and have just about severed all ties with MS/Apple junk at this point.
Even with TDD, you need refactoring sprints. Occasionally, you find your tests get in a state where they need refactoring.
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And companies are just people. Yes, indeed. "If it bleeds, it leads" - the people who choose headlines or what gets airtime select for urgency and impact within what they perceive to be their demographic. They amp up things that they know hook into trigger-points in their audience, because that's what gets the audience emotionally engaged, because engagement means revenue.

Terror attacks can be played in a number of different ways, depending on the audience and what they're afraid of; whether it's immigrants, other religions, or social freedoms and militarization of the public sphere, there's plenty of fear all around to write about and get the audience riled up on. And if you don't think there's a profit motive in a media source engaging with its audience, there's not much hope for you.
You can give any amount to your kids tax free ... if this is within 7 years of your death then Inheritance tax applies to amounts given over 3k per year (on a sliding scale). So works fine if you want to give away large amounts of assets long enough before you die.

If you want to give away property, then you have to make sure you don't continue living in the property rent-free for it to count for IHT.

As others have mentioned, serious estates just use trusts etc. instead.

http://www.money.co.uk/guides/gifting-money-to-your-children...
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It would be interesting to see which subtitles are using these vulnerabilities and what they are achieving with them. We could estimate how long this has been around.
Moving 4K / 10-bit buffers at 30 or 60 fps (because 3D) between processes is not as easy as it sounds.
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Modula 2 is much like C in it's close-to-the-metal performance abilities.

On the downside, if you want to call it that, is a more prominent syntax (keywords instead of curlies, upper-case keywords, etc).

On the upside it lacks any unsafe operations, except for dealloc. In addition, it has actual modules in lieu of includes, hence it's blazingly fast to compile and/or recompile. It'a a pity it didn't catch on, the language lacked a company to back and promote it. AT&T promoted C, Apple promoted Objective C, Microsoft promoted VB...
I dress up for work. I am one of the better dressed people at my work. I wear a coloured shirt, smart jeans, brown dress shoes (brogues) and a sports jacket. Yes, for my workplace, this is "up". I wish I could wear a suit and white shirt to work, but a general rule of thumb is only to dress one notch higher than the median.

I used to wear the same as everyone else (shorts and t-shirt), but I really enjoy the separation between work and home that nice clothes bring. When I get home I remove my shirt and hang it up. I put my shoe trees in my shoes. On the weekend I dress casually. It feels good. If you always dress casually then you never dress casually.

On Sundays I polish my shoes to a mirror shine. When my shirts are dirty I wash and iron them carefully. It's a discipline that gives meaning to my life.
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Agree with the article (generally). The comments section below it, however, shows that many don't seem to understand the problem -- that the media is a tool being exploited by terrorists.
While it gives good insight to the problem of sync vs async functions, I've come to find its conclusions problematic (and it rather blatantly ignores Chesterton's fence), especially with "Java did it right, but they have started to do it badly now", and especially "Go has eliminated the distinction between synchronous and asynchronous code".
Ouch. You are going to think that - until your hit first deadlock or race condition.

While implementation quality of the "colored function" concept varies greatly (and JS async/await is not a good example IMO - look at C# for one that doesn't neccesarily suffer the "async all the way up" problem, for example), there are reasons it's so prevalent. Async is fundamentally different, and more importantly: In the end, it's all about the data.

That's why the most important part of goroutines is the channel/send/receive(EDIT: And especially select, of course. :)) implementation. And that's why the simple "go func" syntax itself or whether it's different from normal function is a bit of a red herring, since the implementation and data access/communication inside the function will likely be different.
The thing that most amazes my about Popcorn Time is how they find the subtitles. It seems to succeed even when I can't find subtitles myself.

More related to the article, you would think that subtitles are literally the easiest file format in existence to safely handle. It's incredibly well-defined in terms of textual data and times.
In my opinion, much more useful than a terrible caption, a standard "keep calm and carry on" would be much more hurtful to the terrorist's aims than spreading the news and the "terror" (which is what they want...).
I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Yes, I meant Linux. Yes, it can solve the issue of separate subtitle files, which this article is about. Read access to an existing FD is not the same as full FS access, and there's no demux involved here.
hahaha it's funny cuz it's still in beta
Yes, it is very rare as it is highly expensive. These cameras use film sheets with a size of 4x5 or 8x10 inches (depending on how you process the film and scan it the total might be in the hundreds of dollars per image). The image quality however is unmatched by any digital equipment.

Scanning back solutions also exist (basically a scanner that you can attach to the camera) . These cost thousands of dollars each and may take a few minutes per image. You cannot use them for moving subjects. [1]

These factors make cameras like this a very rare sight indeed.

[0] http://www.dannyburk.com/drum_scanning.htm
[1] http://www.betterlight.com/products4X5.html
There is a sixth century memorial stone in North Wales that uses consular dating: "The stone of ... son of Avitorius. In the time of Justinus the Consul." (Justinus was consul in Constantinople in 540 AD.)

Source: http://www.walesher1974.org/her/groups/GAT/media/GAT_Reports..., p. 121.
> crud web app shop

CRUD != crud

I don't know if you are making this error, but I it all the time on /r/cscareersquestions and it is a foolish conflation.

crud: crappily-built product

CRUD: a set of UI operations on records in your data model.

You can totally have a well-built CRUD app maintained by a team that cares about code quality.
See W. F. Lloyd for a compelling argument that all value is relative.

http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~econ/ugcm/3ll3/lloyd/val...
Sarcasm can feel good, but it poisons the well of civilized discussion. Kindly refrain.
> lowering the standard of living for everyone except the business owners.

and the workers in those countries and the people who those goods and services...
>The only people for whom bitcoin is valuable are people for whom the former outweighs the latter, i.e. people for whom trust is extremely costly and zero-trust extremely valuable. Basically, criminals. There's a decent population of those, but it's still a small fraction of society and shrinking every day; drug legalization and the collapse of capital controls in the few places that still have them will destroy most of bitcoin's value.

In the developed world, capital controls are definitely increasing. Financial regulations in general are increasing. Mass-surveillance of people's personal finances, and in particular, private transactions, is increasing as well, as cash gets replaced by identity-linked electronic accounts controlled by larger trusted third parties. There is demand for a cash-like electronic currency.

In the developing world, there are billions who are unbanked, and with one-third of children being born without a birth certificate [1], and the trend toward increasing centralisation and regulation of banking making government identity documents increasingly necessary to get a bank account, there will likely continue to be a large number of unbanked in the world for whom a permissionless and censorship resistant electronic currency is extremely valuable.

[1] http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/220-million...
If you are a US citizen contact your representative and let them know you want people held accountable. Be active in social media calling for the same (if you're on social media).

I know many wont do that based simply on political affiliation which is sad but expected in todays environment.
Oh my, Is people so naive that they really believe what NSA is telling them?

Some people huh, really ?
Lots of flawed arguments and logic in your post.

The "commit time" (time until a transaction is considered irreversible) is 60 days for Visa, but 10-60 minutes for Bitcoin. The "notification time" (time until a transaction is announced to recipient) is < 1 second for both systems. The "processed time" (time until a received transaction is spendable) is next-business-day for Visa, and 10 minutes for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin miners consume less energy than the annual electricity consumption of decorative Christmas lights in the US, which process 0 transactions and do nothing other than looking shiny: http://blog.zorinaq.com/bitcoin-electricity-consumption/

The people for whom Bitcoin is valuable include notably (1) senders/recipients who needs to send/receive money quickly (10-60 minutes) to/from anybody around the world, and (2) recipients who want to eradicate fraudulent and eventually reversed payments. Definitely more than "just criminals."

Just because Bitcoin may not be useful to you in your life does not mean others will not need the utility it provides.
Yep, or just use something a bit better-developed. VLC has always been a notoriously poor-quality codebase.
Elon Musk has a high standard. And requires the best. I think thats how he has become big. Also read this:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-it-like-to-work-with-Elon-Musk

"Working with him isn’t a comfortable experience, he is never satisfied with himself so he is never really satisfied with anyone around him. He pushes himself harder and harder and he pushes others around him the exact same way. The challenge is that he is a machine and the rest of us aren’t. So if you work for Elon you have to accept the discomfort. But in that discomfort is the kind of growth you can’t get anywhere else, and worth every ounce of blood and sweat."
A little while ago I wrote an article about a slightly more literal interpretation of 'sketching' with (quasi) physics, if you're interested you can check it out here

https://martijnbrekelmans.com/generative-art/wind/wind.html

You can play with the software as well

https://martijnbrekelmans.com/generative-art/wind/program/in...