skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Great tool - I found some weaknesses in my SSH server. After fixing them, I wanted to test it again but I can't find a refresh button...

EDIT: turns out you need to wait 10 minutes.
Being certain they can nail you is not at all the same as being certain that you're guilty. For example, they can nail you by getting a confession out of you, regardless of whether you did it:

> Finally, there is the prevalence of confessions. Ever notice how so many of Nick's clients have already confessed to crimes by the time he takes on their case? Known as "the king of evidence" by the Japanese system, confessions obtained in custody by prosecutors and police are the basis of the majority of convictions. Few rules govern what goes on in a Japanese interrogation room. Suspects are held for long periods before being charged or brought to trial, and the law offers them little protection. Critics argue that the system is open to abuse, and that false confessions are often extracted through coercion.

> Take the case of Toshikazu Sugaya. He matched the profile and blood type of a child murderer, but the police lacked any evidence. "They barged in and told me to sit down," recalls Sugaya. "Then they kept saying, 'You killed that kid, didn't you?' I said 'No, no,' but they didn't believe me." After a 13 hour interrogation without food, water, or a lawyer, Sugaya confessed. Armed with this confession, the prosecution successfully convicted him and he was sentenced to life in prison. It would be nearly 18 years before modern DNA evidence would completely exonerate him.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/is...

That's right, Phoenix Wright is probably a form of social criticism disguised as a game.
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You can already export to SVG, which is a widely enough supported graphics format that there are quite a few standalone tools to perform various transformations on it. In fact, the .vex file format is a just very thin wrapper around SVG content to store a bit of extra metadata (such as the LaTeX for equation objects).

Perhaps I misunderstand your question though. Are you envisioning an export format with more semantic information about the diagram, rather than just a simple declarative description, as is present with SVG or Postscript?
Kimsufi, cheap, good dashboards, and so far surprisingly reliable.
It's not GNU wget, wget is aliased to PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest. I should have shown that command probably.

You don't have to install plugins, tab completion etc works out of the box, copy/paste as well but in a not too handy way, I was just suggesting how to make it better. Then again, I have yet to meet a shell and OS which has all tools I want out of the box so for me the 'I down't want to install stuff' point is moot. Though if it's not for you, that's fine but you might get stuck at times.

Nearly every interaction I have had with Powershell in the past 3 years has left me sad, angry, and frustrated.

That is certainly possible, but isn't that just the result of not knowing it well enough? I mean, I've felt the same when first learning bash years ago. I quickly figured it mostly wasn't because of bash, but rather my lack of knowledge and/or trying to do things my (conceived 'proper') way instead of the bash way.
Can PostgreSQL use more than one index per table while executing a query?
Go contracting.
I can tell you from personal experience of the same situation that going "code monkey" is so freaking chill after having to worry about everything in a startup.
In the interview process stress your understanding of the whole life cycle as we always love to hire people that can see the big picture, that'll easily make up for any rust on your skills.

If you're not ready to jump back into work just yet then just pursue an interest for a while. If you have a three month old daughter then go baby groups but social interaction is really what we're looking for here as well as some associated interest.
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If your nostalgia makes you yearn for this type of game with relatively limited choices, the "80 days" game (perfect for the iPad but now also PC/android) is fantastic: it's a Steampunk twist on the Vernes story (so rockets are a valid form of transportation!) and has excellent world building and great writing -- as good as my other verbose favorites: Witcher 3, Planescape Torment and Betrayal at Krondor.

A play-through can be attempted very quickly, every time experiencing something new -- you are racing through the world attempting to return to London in 80 days.

The creator, Inkle, have a more traditional RPG, Sorcery. Also good for re-creating feel of a classic D&D adventure, but I enjoyed encountering automatons in Vienna in "80 Days" more.
I bet the Japanese felt the same way 20 years ago when Japan was the second largest economy in the world... let me give you a great quote from a so so book:

"When you went to medical school did you ever want to graduate with a C average?” The doctor said, “No.” Vandergrift replied, “Do you want to send your kids to a C school?” He said, “No.” Vandergrift countered, “Then why are you doing that with your money? The S&P is an average. It’s an average of the 500 largest companies in the United States. It’s an average. It’s a C index. Why would you want to invest to get average returns?”
The Danish media is less gentle with their wording. The customers aren't talked about as "repressive governments" but is straight up called dictatorships.
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Any good books to check out about him?
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It's a genuinely fascinating question, and if you haven't seen t before then I can recommend taking 10 minutes to understand the question and form an opinion.

The Reddit discussion is not necessarily all that deep, it has a lot of people arguing past each other without defining their terms, but it will introduce you to other points of view.

Here is a useful write-up:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleeping_Beauty_problem#Operat...

If you want to read more about it, here's a bibliography:

https://philpapers.org/browse/sleeping-beauty/
They would just do some wizardry to avoid the consequences like making a parent company with two subsidiaries that licensees the IP to the individual operating companies one for the domestic market and one or the undesirables.
Hi, what are you using to do the LaTeX formula layout?
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> if we didn't want them spying on people, we shouldn't be giving them all that oil money

Yes, but if we did something reasonable such as enact scaling import tariffs on exports from non-free countries in proportion to their level of human rights abuses as measured by a legislative scorecard of objectively observable public criteria, the neoliberals would claim that they learned tariffs were bad in Econ 101 and therefore that domestic tax policy on importers must be set by the WTO.
hope someone makes a local-executable version...
It's awful his IP (Not just MGS but ZOE, Snatcher and Policenauts) will be locked up in a company with zero respect for it.

But the man is so prolific and Kojima Productions is clearly serious business, it'll probably mean his next projects have the potential to be his best yet.
Yeah, I understand and what I expected to be the answer. My point is that when people talk about Sync not allowing data races, there's the asterisk attached to that statement. That footnote is that publishing code, which is completely separate from the type itself, needs to uphold its responsibility. Unsafe code is usually discussed in light of raw pointers and more generally raw memory ops, but I rarely see this aspect mentioned.
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https://observatory.mozilla.org/ is a great all-in-one tool that does SSL, headers, and a bunch of other stuff - calls out to ssllabs among others.
The important part of Python 3 is the bytes/str/unicode rework, and there’s no way to make that not a breaking change. Everything else is minor stuff that’s allowed to be breaking because the str change already broke backwards compatibility.

(And yes, making strings text rather than bytes was really that important. Python 3 would be a huge improvement even if it were only that and some other safety things like removing the default ordering of incompatible types.)
A task queue or message queue is generally used to delegate jobs to worker processes.

Imagine you are GitHub and a user comments on an issue that has 1000 people participating. As soon as the user makes a comment you want to send an email to every user that there are new comments.

The straight forward way is to do that in the web application when the comment is posted, but that takes a lot of time and leaves the commenter staring at a loading screen until everyone is notified. (There are other reasons as well)

With a message/task queue you would create 1000 messages (each saying "send e-mail about this issue to this user"). Then you have worker processes that in a loop look at one message at a time and sends an e-email. When the message is sent the worker marks (acks) that message as handled and it is removed from the message/task queue.
I suppose my point was that auto-deriving Sync may not have been such a great idea :). I understand the rationale for it but it does open up traps for people to fall into.
Also ensuring a market for premium certificates, lets not forget that one bullet point.
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It appear to have problems with newer chiphers.

sshd[28670]: fatal: Unable to negotiate with 40.112.150.31 port 47286: no matching cipher found. Their offer: aes256-ctr,aes192-ctr,aes128-ctr,aes256-cbc,aes192-cbc,aes128-cbc,3des-ctr,3des-cbc,twofish256-ctr,twofish192-ctr,twofish128-ctr,twofish256-cbc,twofish192-cbc,twofish128-cbc,twofish-cbc [preauth]
My comment was less about FOSS actually. I think it has more to do with the branding of Arduino. When people think educational or approachable microcontrollers, they think Arduino. As soon as that gets muddied a bit, I think folks may see that there are much better alternatives, and will shift to that.
PlatformIO is even simpler, you just add your libraries and versions to your config file and it pulls them in automatically, plus it autoupdates your platforms so you don't have to. I love it.
They do expire in three months after I am out of job.
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It's good enough for the few times I use Windows. For example stuff like

make && ./output

works. Git works from it. Also with clink (https://mridgers.github.io/clink/ ) it becomes even more similar. But you're right: For the times where you need more, you should fire up MSYS2 for example.
Google doesn't need to charge to make a profit. Don't forget their primary business is advertising, so by getting more people to use their services, they gain.
Also, by extending their reach to inside the schools, they effectively set up a way to "educate" kids to use their services.
I'd suggest that upwards of 95% of arduino projects are not accessible via any kind of network connection.

Also that around 95% of arduino projects are useful in educating & encouraging people around small microprocessor / electronics projects.
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Which is not standard across all *nix variants and requires explicit use of Freedesktop APIs.
Oh shut up, Mr Straw Man.
That's a pretty neat concept.

An audiobook format would be interesting too. Might be tricky to do in the car though, ha.
Importing goods from non-democratic countries is not an all-or-nothing proposition. The externality created by giving non-democratic countries cash issued by democracies can be partially corrected by assessing a unilateral scaling tariff on imports, in proportion to the level of human rights abuses created by the country of origin.
I've never done any kernel/low level stuff, so sorry for a probably stupid question. Will this bug only happen when there is less than 40 bytes but more than 31 bytes available? (i.e. less than 32 bytes will fail anyway)
E-cig liquids are, much like smoke machine fluid, mostly water. Except maybe the fluids used in the competitive smoke blowing stuff. glycerin/glycol is the delivery mechanism, water is the propellant.
It has been able to use more than one index per table since MySQL 5.0 (2005):

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/index-merge-optimiza...
I am biased, but real understanding of the problem domain will beat programming genius every time. Very few problems require genius programming, but most require an acute understanding of the problem [1].

1. What works really, really well is pairing people with deep domain knowledge and some programming ability with those who just have great programming ability.
I'd still hesitantly say Macbook Pro. This might change if the next iteration won't come with 32GB RAM option. Especially if you are working on large platforms with many services and need to recreate local development environment by running dozens of containers. Plus you need to have your IDE open, several Chrome tabs with documentation, Slack, mail app. It's getting difficult with 16GB memory, often using around 10GB with idle system.
Something I found about going to Haskell from <any other language> is that Haskell provides many powerful abstractions without compromising on performance. Especially programmer's performance.

If you do not need to write notoriously slow code in Haskell, just don't do it. Use libraries (containers and mtl especially great), keep state strict (a handful of bang patterns).

I use Haskell's laziness with great success (look for paper "generating power of lazy semantics" it's fascinating; look "the essence of functional programming" for even more fascination). I use Haskell's flexibility with great success (how about beating C speed ten times? how about parallelization to all cores with couple lines of code?). It is really great language.

BTW, Haskell's RTS reuse chunk type field which is needed for implementation of laziness for synchronization and it is great! This means that it can provide everything that Java and/or .Net provides and get away with twice as less overhead for it.
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In the event that anyone isn't clear on the relative quality of discussions across various websites, please click the reddit link and observe someone asking a sincere question and getting specific and helpful responses, with no attempt to score points by misrepresenting the position of the others.
If your big enough and have enough money you can do anything. Legal or not.
You'll need to come up with a better argument than that – it is absolutely the same attitude.
> through-out the whole history of science most of the really great discoveries which had ultimately proved to be beneficial to mankind had been made by men and women who were driven not by the de-sire to be useful but merely the desire to satisfy their curiosity.

Came across this yesterday with the importance of curiosity in a video about education. [0]

> "Curiosty is the of engine of achievment."

[0]: https://youtu.be/wX78iKhInsc?t=6m21s
Or https://testssl.sh/ if you don't want to rely on a third-party.
> “It gives them tactical advantages”

As "critical mass' demonstrations show, bicycles are a tactical advantage for protesters too.
Can you share what went into building this?
Great place for a voice recognition program that can add to our knowledge about the environment
Out of interest, which country did you move to? Sounds like a really great idea.
Ada Lovelace's Notes on the Analytical Engine

or

Sketch of The Analytical Engine Invented by Charles Babbage;
By L. F. MENABREA of Turin, Officer of the Military Engineers;
from the Bibliothèque Universelle de Genève, October, 1842, No. 82;
With notes upon the Memoir by the Translator ADA AUGUSTA, COUNTESS OF LOVELACE

https://www.fourmilab.ch/babbage/sketch.html

Lovelace's notes start about one third of the way down the page.
HR typically like people who have been doing the exact same job for the past 5 years.

In the corporate world, its hard to change positions because you are type cast.
It's happened to me. It sucks.

There's tons of good advice here. Most of it's about stuff you should DO. Yeah, DO some of that stuff.

Don't forget to BE for a while.

What does BEing look like? I don't know you so I can't guess what it looks like for you. For me it looked like hanging out at a good public library and a nearby coffee shop reading all kinds of pointless stuff.

Then it looked like working as a cook's helper at a local feeding program for people down on their luck.

Did I mention? it sucks to lose your company. It's no fun to acknowledge how bad it sucks and play the shoulda woulda coulda game with yourself. But it's OK to do those things.
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Terrifying to think that tiny, subtle bugs like this could exist in pacemakers and planes. Especially if something like this only happens once every decade or so:

> I guess once in a while it would fail if your allocator happens to land one at the end of a page.
Gold is a commodity, it can (and was) used as a currency but not as a very good one. For a good useful currency it has to have a stable price (this is why some countries prefer to use other countries money rather their own). It also has to be widely accepted. Gold is not very liquid nowadays, if I come to a car seller and throw a gold bar at them, I will most probably not get a car.
It's absolutely not the same analogy in the slightest, its apples to oranges. I guess you got triggered at someone not liking arduino.
I swear I have a blackbird that does the Star Wars theme song pretty regularly. I was floored the first time I heard it!

I also know the (surviving) magpies also have a name for me that is probably not polite. That's the price to pay to have any /other/ birds in my garden...
Absolutely: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/static/indexes-bitmap-sc...
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This is not the MySQL manual (dev.mysql.com) but a third party copy that is at least a few years old.

We're working on moving the internals documentation into the server code with Doxygen:
http://mysqlserverteam.com/mysql-8-0-now-documented-with-dox...
Thanks for sharing! It's great to see Postgres continue to push out new features.
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Thanks, you're right, I found this 'Doctor Dolittle’s Delusion: Animals and the Uniqueness of Language' and certainly scientific research supports this and i'd support that, I guess I am tripping up on semantics, language and communication are not mutually exclusive, so animals can communicate, this is clear, the argument is they cannot create the mental constructs that gives language its utility, is that agreeable ?
#Interesting. Time for a lot more reflection I'd suggest! When you wear a lot of hats you have to be clear on the role, responsibility and kpi's for each hat do that one day you can train someone to take over the role. #KeepLearning #DontGiveUp
Wow, I'm having the same issue. Just sent an email.
Strong unions comes with their own issues. Many unions turn into unlabelled mafia.
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There are a couple of strange things here.

It lists oakley group 14 as insecure with no justification. That's a 2048 bit diffie hellman group and it should be totally fine.

It also lists hmac-sha1 as problematic, although in hmac the weaknesses of sha1 are irrelevant.

I'm not sure about the umac 64 bit block size. That should at least have some more info why it's considered problematic.

Usually OpenSSH is pretty good at deprecating problematic algorithm choices, so I tend to stick with upstream defaults.
That hasn't been my experience. In fact, I spent months finding an appropriate MOSFET to drive some LEDs because the random ones I spent a month waiting for couldn't switch fast enough. That taught me right quick to read datasheets to make sure I get what I need.

These days, however, I recommend the ESP8266, not so much the Arduino. You lose the shields' flexibility, which may put people off with the steeper learning curve, but you gain a lot in capability.
Does this mean that someone with a $10K credit card could be picked up and have their assets stripped? What about those business guys with oversea bank accounts that are undeclared? I wonder if anyone would use this law to stop political opponents..
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James Baldwin, on the subject of black-on-white rape:

[T]here is, I should think, no Negro living in America who . . . has not wanted to smash any white face he may encounter in a day, to violate, out of motives of the cruelest vengeance, their women, to break the bodies of all white people. . . .

https://www.amren.com/commentary/2017/05/black-on-white-rape...
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> technology should be moving people away from animalistic fears and desires, not pushing them towards it.

Do you have a suggestion for how that could be practically done?

> The easier thing to do would be to realize those odds and realize you can't control these things instead of relying on a social network as a crutch.

Easier? What the easy way you're suggesting for changing these attitudes and beliefs among the general population?
Why is religious language so pervasive in AI and transhumanist circles?
Often build process these days creates a docker container. It is sensible to wrap the commands to build the container in Makefile, also you might want to run tests before creating a build using docker-compose, use linters and other tools to check code quality, increment the build number and/or update version file etc. Eventually you'll realize it makes sense to have all of that in a single Makefile rather than scattered in multiple bash scripts.
Werry_Togan is an excellent username haha. There's a lot of subtlety to this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Wogan
I recommend Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" podcast.
He has a series about the Mongol Empire called "Wrath of the Khans".
The stories and delivery are amazing!

Here is a link to the first episode:
http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-43-wrath-o...
If you like CYOA and programming, you should check out Ren'py. It's a python engine for creating digital CYOA stories. Wikipedia tells me that over a thousand games have been created with it.
For a long time I've thought about having a similar map but for research. Imagining seeing which work builds on what, how they relate and easily scroll to the right to see the latest topics in that field.
Quite often seeing questions from customers if the systems can be hosted inside a particular country to avoid transmitting data outside. Not because of technical reasons, but because of local legislation or privacy issues.
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It works quite well in most countries in Europe. I've heard that it's way better than the US system for a majority of people, except for some revolutionary treatments that reach only a really small amount of uber-rich users.
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Yes. That's creative. Zombie survival games have been old since 2010.
I live in Japan and this comment rings very true about the police and the way they operate.
This is called mind-mapping. In my research I use them extensively. simple mind is the program I use for it, though there are plenty of others.
Kind of silly given that with Bitcoin anyone can see all transactions ever made.