skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do a lot of low-level systems programming; think rasterizers, drivers, etc. There's numerous occasions where I've needed to hand-code some sort of work-around, or to paper over a gap in the functionality provided by the hardware. In C/++, this isn't really a thing: the language only has so much flexibility in what in can say.

When I really have to get into things, though, I end up writing assembly for the truly hot-loops. In that case, as fugly as x86/64 is, it is one of the best ISAs for exactly expressing the algorithm I have in mind. Personally, I find the most advanced NEON specs are about a decade behind the x86 vector specs. Generally, while the ARM implementations can keep up cycle-for-cycle on commodity parts for scalar, algorithmically, x86/64 blows it out of the water. I think the article cites about 5x? In the worst case, I've seen places where ARM falls entirely out of the I$ and thrashes its D$ & I$ on scalar work-arounds for gaps in its NEON set, where x86/64 manages to just squeak by completely vectorized. In those cases I see 50x (or more) delta, even though the spec sheet would imply that ARM is "just as good" as x86/64.

I like Mike Abrash's quote on this (to paraphrase): "assembly isn't faster than C++; assembly is more expressive than C++".
Have you ever been around a group of all women and heard what they say?

(I'm male but) I have and let's just say, there's a female "locker room" as well just down the hall from ours.
Not in any way to defend Dave, but I think it would have been wrong for him to publish specifics as that could cause further distress to the victims involved.

But I strongly support them coming forward and telling their own stories. That has value and gives the accusations their proper perspective and gravity. It truly is different to be confronted with the details.
Patreon is good when it works, but it's got even more of an uneven 'curve' than ad revenue. If you're not a massive celebrity with a huge following, your Patreon will at best pay the equivalent of a minimum wage job and more likely pay far less than that.

For example, based on some channels I subscribe to:

Boundary Break has 178,000 subscribers, and makes $844 a month on Patreon.
A Start Show has 500,000 subscribers, making $429 a month on Patreon.
Source Gaming makes $80 a month with 4000 subscribers and Top Hat Gaming Man $120 a month with about 7000.

They all make good content, but they certainly wouldn't make enough to live on through Patreon alone if they were required to.

And even that's more money than a lot of creators make from it. I know good YouTube creators whose Patreon accounts bring them either literally nothing or between $5 and $15 a month.

In other words, Patreon basically never makes as much money for a creator as YouTube ads and monetisation does, and even the best cases (people with millions of fans) make at best a lower middle class income from it.

It's just not viable for most YouTubers.
Clarification in response to comments that assume I'm the OP: It's not my story, I just reposted from author's site.
This is exactly what has to be happening.
When they say no and they persist, it is.
By that argument, PHP works just fine. I still prefer haskell, or even Java.

And I’ll prefer a natural language that tries to be as unambigous as possible, and with as little exceptions as possible, while being as expressive as possible.
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Engineers are expensive! Residential housing would have been wooden and (relatively) temporary.
These accounts happened in Malaysia, so someone would have to initiate an investigation and then seek extradition. It's not likely to happen.

On the other hand, this man has apparently a history of this behavior, so potentially there are similar actions in the US and people have yet to reveal them.
> If you're aware of harassment and assault of women, please contact the appropriate authorities.

Are you kidding? I wouldn't have enough time in a day. Just some stats, 1 out of every 6 women has been the victim of attempted rape or rape.

I'm aware of several such cases in the last 2 years alone, none of these resulted in an arrest or a court case and I have absolutely no reason not to believe the women.

Besides that I do not have the right to go to the authorities on behalf of someone who does not want to go to the authorities herself because more often than not they are part of the problem and tend to make the whole affair into an exercise in victim blaming.

This is an extremely complex issue and even if we can all agree that it is not normal there is no set recipe for how to deal with such situations.
Same logic with gift cards. If I have 50 real dollars that never expire, why would the $50 card you spend it on expire?

The marketing that has convinced us gift cards are appropriate while cash / cheques are not is impressive.
> I'm thinking of France here, which has something called the 'Academie Francaise' (apologies for butchering the c-cedille in this context, the accent aigu 'e' in cedille and acedemie).

Actually, German has the Council of the German Language, which is what did this standardization effort of the new ẞ
Really?! Does it matter what she was wearing, too?

From the story, she had a bunch of people over, most of them left, one stayed, propositioned her (not assault), heard no, was asked to leave, then forced her into a corner and kissed her (very clearly assault and very clearly sexual harassment IMO [1]).

There are many "grey area" situations surrounding behavior in apartments with alcohol. This, IMO, isn't one of them.

[1] - This previously said "clearly sexual assault" in the parentheses.
If you two were alone, you had sex, and you go to a doctor later and there are no signs of violence, how can you prove you actually said "no"? Honest question.
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I thought about that, but then I'd need to support it server side, and right now it's just a static page. For convenience I made you this (requires node): https://github.com/binarymax/bashfill/blob/master/zip2bash.j...

So you can run './zip2bash.js $somebashfillurl | bash' to light it up.
They are! https://letsencrypt.org/2017/06/14/acme-v2-api.html

From the URL:

Second, ACME v2 was designed with additional input from other CAs besides Let’s Encrypt, so it should be easier for other CAs to use. We want a standardized ACME to work for many CAs, and ACME v1, while usable by other CAs, was designed with Let’s Encrypt in particular in mind. ACME v2 should meet more needs.
> invite someone over to your apartment to drink scotch, and then they come on to you

That's not all she said happened. She said he ignored her saying no, and he physically touched her anyway.
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Users flagged it. Moderators haven't touched it.

(Edit: actually didn't see it until someone asked me about a complaint they saw on Twitter.)
Interestingly, it's an easy language & script to learn. In terms of what someone referred to as a "good global language" for universal ease of learning, it provides a great base.
Intimacy is one of the only things we (should) entirely get to choose who to share with. For everything else, there's societal expectations of some degree of doing things even though you don't really want to - but intimacy is the one case where as a society, we supposedly strongly believe that there should be no expectations that you are intimate with anyone you don't want to be intimate with. Women tend to get taught this idea more than men, who are instead taught that if they don't want to be intimate with someone, then something is either wrong with them or wrong with the person in question.

Now have someone force you to perform intimate acts with them, after a lifetime of being taught that you get to decide who to be intimate with.

As a terrible analogy: a lot of middle-class people for whom part of their primary goal in life is to own a house tend to never quite recover from being burgled. The reason for that is that they consider their house the one safe place they have. For many women, intimacy is the one safe thing they have.
Sweet tool! Python, javascript, ruby, java. Sounds about right.
Many victims decline to prosecute to avoid the mental toll the process takes, including having to relive their trauma, having their credibility torn to shreds and possibility of the perp being acquitted even in face of compelling evidence. Trying to recover and generally move on with their lives is already hard enough.
what's the best ar framework for Android? yes I know about unity and Vuforia. I'm interested in comparisons to easyar, wikitude, etc
I'm fine with it being closed source. It just needs to be 1000x simpler.
You probably can't. That affects whether or not you can reasonably pursue it, but doesn't change the objective fact of whether or not it was consensual.
"Why doesn't Microsoft tell Skype users "Well, Skype is done, just use MSN." I'm not aware of anything else they have now that could be supposed to replace it?

They already did this the other way around. They closed MSN Messenger in 2013, and told everyone to just use Skype. Skype WAS supposed to the their main messaging app now.
I've done trivial and non-trivial projects in both, and the general summary presented here feels correct. If you've got something with content, that matches most common situations (users, content related to users, content related to other content), Django will get you there quickly and efficiently.

But I still use Flask a lot more, because most of what I create are limited use web services that do interesting things behind the scenes. Caching proxies to improve performance of legacy services, script runners, report generation tools.

Most of the time, Flask feels like the de facto web server, like Requests is the de facto web client.
For anyone needing context, last year I wrote a Learn X in Y about Solidity:

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Please note that it is fairly old at this point (contributors welcome) - so this is just to give you a sense of the syntax and key concepts.
Apparently we cannot agree that it is not normal, because you claimed that, optimistically, half of men are like that, with a more "realistic" estimate of 80%. The point is that, if the numbers are that bad in your experience, then you do have a very not normal experience.
It seems to me that half of Microsoft is a rotten mess. Some parts know how to make good software for sure. The other half makes really bad decisions and keep rolling out patches that barely should've passed QA.
You can use braille unicode characters for sub-character dots as in https://github.com/rastapasta/mapscii
If you tell someone to leave (NOW!) after they indicate they want to sleep in your bedroom when they've been offered the couch and then they forcibly kiss you that is in fact sexual assault, in fact even if none of the former had happened it would still be sexual assault. Force => assault.

When someone has sex with another person without their permission it is rape.
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That’s actually the worst thing you can do. That actually violates the relevant DIN standards for transcription.

You have to replace Ä with AE, Ö with OE, Ü with UE.

You won’t find a person named Müller under Muller in any database, especially not digital databases.

For electronic forms, always use äöüß, or, if the system happens to be an American one (the only form I’ve ever had to fill where I couldn’t use äöüß was a US DoD export declaration), use ae oe ue ss. Although be aware that some US software will have an issue with that, too, and just remove ß and assume äöü to be aou.
Dave McClure didn't rape anybody. Did he behave like a creep? Sure. Is he a rapist? No.

(sexualAssault == rape)
If you know that you'll be zoomed way out, and have a big screen, you can fork it and change the dimensions. Terms are 80x23. I made it 40x23 to get squareish blocks. Feel free to go crazy with the dimensions and try it out.
It's damn near impossible. Given the amount of pushback women get from the system, something should be done to help. Suffering systematic abuse then having a system that basically says, "You wanted it," must be extremely draining.

Our system is only slightly above ones that require a male relative to have witnessed the assault before accepting that it wasn't the woman who committed a crime.
From the article: "After the meeting, Khailee, Dave, and a few others (including two other females), came over to my apartment to brainstorm about 500 Startups’ new Growth / Distribution Accelerator, Cerebro (later rebranded as Distro Dojo) and also a hashtag for MaGIC, the organization that I was leading."

Does this sound like "inviting someone over to your apartment to drink scotch"? Do you think it's appropriate for someone to "come on to you" in this scenario?

Your definition of sexual assault is also completely incorrect. The definition of sexual assault from the US Department of Justice is: "Sexual assault is any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient."
Hah, won't hurt to try! Bonus points for purple submissions, definitely ;)
You probably should have at least read until the end of the encounter.
There certainly are. To their point, quite a few of the languages on that list with no grammatical gender are of a similar ancestor language as Persian.
I literary spent 10-15 minutes trying to find a way to call a phone using my contacts. And I'm a software developer, I do these things for a living. Still not sure what I did it.
> Most of the benefit from this approach would come if you can often expect streams of 16 bytes to contain no white space character. This seems like a good guess in many applications.

The average word length in English is substantially less than 16, so it is hard to see how this would help.
Another source of good images for this program is the Met
http://www.metmuseum.org/press/news/2017/open-access
NYSE API is listing several stocks at 123.47
It looks like there is a glitch with some api from either NYSE, or the Nasdaq. GOOG, AAPL, and AMZN are all listed at $123.47
Seems like something that could be at least partially resolved by the lightning network https://lightning.network
I agree that we can teach each other what kind of culture we want to instill, and one that allows people to work in an environment that boosts their potential.

However, from my observations, to flat out list a finite list of behaviorism, will manifest yet another set of behaviorism, which will manifest another list.

I do not view this as a simple systematic problem, but rather a deep-wedged symptom of a sick society. We all are complicit.

A society that is focused on results and ego and success will always encourage such behavior (of debasing others, exploiting others regardless of their being — even white men are exploited and debased by other "higher-paying" white men). No set of rules will change this until we change our society's culture.

The culture cannot change through scolding, but rather a deep, opening conversation that will be conversed again and again until people find no use for the word harassment or sexual harassment or the desire to hurt or debase others in name of success.
Great UX? Are we using the same product? It’s not intuitive at all, you don’t know what an icon does until you click it. Text labels would be nice. Then they seem to alter it every few months so “where is the screen share” becomes a common question. Good UI should be instantly clear to even a new user – it shouldn’t require hovering or guessing.
Have you actually tried finding answers to all your questions? I assure you, those answers already exist if you actually look.

The fact that you don't bother to look is an indication of how weak your opinion/faith really is.

> And all this is made worse by the fact that somehow evolution spent billions of years unable to move past unicellular organisms, and yet was able to jump from a monkey to a human in 10k years? Monkeys have the intelligence according to tests of a 2 and 1/2 years old. The difference is astonishing and yet supposedly happened in an exceedingly short period of time, when life couldn't get out of the bacteria stage for a billion years?

This bit in particular stood out for how poorly informed you are, the last common ancestor between humans and monkeys was 8-6 million years ago. You are no where near informed enough on evolution to criticize it at all.
I see it the same in my TD Ameritrade Account. Could this be an issue witht he exchange?
Did you even read the article?

"At this point, I led him to the door and told him he needs to leave. On the way out, he pushed himself onto me to the point where I was backed into a corner, made contact to kiss me, and said something along the lines of “Just one night, please just this one time.” Then he told me how he really likes strong and smart women like me. Disgusted and outraged, I said no firmly again, pushed him away and made sure he was out my door."

^ How do you define that?
That is incorrect by common usage, and at least if you're in a Western, english speaking country, incorrect as a matter of law.
Good luck as a foreigner in Malaysia approaching the local police to file a complaint for assault based on a forced kiss against another foreigner who happens to be a millionaire. But that doesn't make it right.

Note that it is extremely hard to get these cases to go anywhere in the West where you know the law and where the lines tend to be drawn rather sharper than in Asia (unless there is drugs involved).
Blond/blonde and fiancé/fiancée would like to disagree with you (yes yes, loan words and you’re probably talking about gender in articles anyway).
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Is w then still a ligature of vv, and should vve remove it?
As someone who is in the business, the one thing that has had this effect is YouTube's drive towards brand safety. Brand safety always has a material effect on an advertising company's bottom line, and YouTube being loss-making, they've been going full blast in the past two years to make the site as ad-friendly as possible. One thing about brand safety though: it's expensive to achieve. Brand safety = high production value, vanilla content. This means high costs coupled with slow growth. This heavily favours the established or well-funded media entity. The 'genuine' camcorder-weilding film student can only afford to try this YouTube thing out for a few months before going broke. With this constraint on time and money, the one-man shows resort to cheaply produced, edgy content to grow as fast as possible and now they're being slaughtered for this approach.
Wouldn't surprise me...Steve fired me more than once. He was volatile. I learned to mostly ignore him, and just do the right thing.
Showing the same on TD Ameritrade for the same Symbols. NVDA down 100%... Yeah right.
Sexual assault includes things such as kissing. Rape does not. They are not equivalent terms.

> sexualAssault == rape

You realise you can't just make up definitions, right?
> (sexualAssault == rape)

That depends on the jurisdiction.

I have edited my comment in light of your response to more precisely reflect my claim that it is assault and sexual harassment, but depending on jurisdiction I agree that it may not meet the legal definition of sexual assault.
So what? He came on to someone while he was drinking at their apartment. That's all he's guilty of. People are acting like he's Bill Cosby or something. Give me a break.
> The fact that I had to say no multiple times, and that he had push himself onto me and kissed me without my consent was way more than crossing the line of inappropriateness. It’s sexual assault.

As the father of someone who underwent significant psychological trauma following a rape, I actually find this comparison quite offensive. Obviously the behaviour is completely inappropriate, but the effect is unlikely the same as that of violent sexual assault.
> Sexual assault is where someone has sex with another person without their permission.

You keep posting that in this thread, but that is wrong both as a matter of common usage AND as a matter of law, at least in Western, english speaking countries.
>I saved as hard as I could for 12 months, and set-off for 2 years and drove 40,000 miles from Alaska to Argentina. That trip changed my life. (http://theroadchoseme.com/expedition-overview)

How'd you cross the Darien gap?
"I'm not going to do anything about the sexual harassment that I'm aware of, I don't have the time".

Seriously, what the fuck. If you don't care enough to do anything, at least have the decency to stop hand wringing about it on the internet.