skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Giving mass murderers like this high-profile articles discussing their motivations, describing the details (closeups of the guns, the bit about booby trapping the house), portraying them as some anti-hero is EXACTLY what they want, and will only serve to nudge more people who are disturbed and have access to guns to do the same. Media will claim that it's not their responsibility to decide what's published. But they're essentially saying "if you kill enough people, we will probably give you a platform and talk about your message"
In the same spirit:

The nice thing about declarative programming is that you can write a specification and run it as a program. The nasty thing about declarative programming is that some clear specifications make incredibly bad programs. The hope of declarative programming is that you can move a specification to a reasonable program without leaving the language.
- The Craft of Prolog, Richard O'Keefe (1990) (copied from CTM)
Very easy! And that's (one reason) why it's written the way it is. Any PrimQueryFold can be extended to a fold on a type which extends PrimQuery with additional constructors.
That photograph describes everything that's wrong with the US from a foreigner's perspective.
'Mid-Level' is a small upscale neighbourhood on HK island. So the housing market there is not representative of the rest of HK.

However said rest of HK remains way too expensive, something on the order of London or NY, but HK being a city-state people don't have the option of moving to or coming from a significantly less expensive countryside region. There is no self-selection as in most other major cities and many people are stuck with low/median income in high-rent zones. What's more as another poster pointed out most of HK is not constructible (there is a reason for all those skyscrapers), and the administration is kind of slow at repurposing/reclassifying existing land, plus they sort of gave up on building enough social housing (I'd say about a decade ago?) which was key for relieving pressure.

I think the numbers given were RE-brag, the most expensive apartments in HK were sold for around USD50M each, so 15M for a Mid-level and 120M for The Peak seems off.

The 'servant' he's referring to are Oversea Worker housemaids, who have a different status than immigrants, and he's right that they're not having an easy life (USD300 is I think their average monthly wage?). By law they must be live-in, but said law is rather light on specifics and protections, so many do not have an individual room and sleep in their employer's living room. "Sleeping on the balcony" is quite harsh and rare (who in HK has a balcony anyway?) but it can happen -- again, very little legal protection. According to local NGOs dealing with OW, at least 10% are abused one way or another.
So what are the most valuable private companies? Ikea, Bloomberg, Dell, Koch, Cargill, Bechtel, most of the big 5 accountancy firms...

I'm not so sure SpaceX is "one of the world's most valuable privately held companies".
Evolutionary logic is like a massive legacy codebase without any tests. Fuck with it at your own risk. You could definitely get lucky and improve functionality but you'll never know what you'll be breaking.
> They are in ever expanding price cutting small margin business.

If you sink all of your profits into expansion, then on the books you made zero profit. If you made zero profit, you pay zero taxes. This is a common tactic with farmers. They use this year's returns to buy next year's supplies. If amazon stopped growing and suddenly reaped their profits, there would be a big tax bill to go with it.
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Same for C#:
Console.WriteLine(1 + 2 + "=" + 1 + 2);
writes 3=12
He's not Mars-focused anymore. Recently admitted that was a pipe dream: https://www.wired.com/story/spacexs-mars-plans-hit-a-pothole... (Conveniently enough, right after NASA came out and admitted they didn't have funding for a real Mars mission)
It's the same situation here in Lithuania - various companies have these lockers but it's hit or miss who an international package will be delivered by. Even from Amazon I've had packages delivered by DHL, UPS and regular mail.

The post office will give you a forwarding address (for regular mail) that will end up in the locker of your choosing, but you then have to pay €x/package, and the lockers are usually at post offices, so it's not really worth it.
I bought an iPad hoping to teach myself Swift as an experienced developer, having seen the success my wife had had as a non-programmer.

The UI eventually just irritated me too much, and I sold the iPad. Really wish this was available as a Mac app.

I am far from the only person for whom learning is only really possible while doing, and I'd love to see more programming language tutorials written as problems to solve, but targetted at experienced developers. I can kind of fake it by solving the Cryptopals problem set for a language, but I'd like something where the initial learning curve jump was minimized.

This particular degree course (http://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/softeng/) is the only reason I have a degree, as almost all the modules were doing rather than listening or reading.
And Qt Widgets won't be deprecated for a long time to come, if ever.
Clearly you've never been very stressed.
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This is big. In the past we had bread, potatoes and rice as food available to the masses.

Perhaps we are looking at the beginning of food that people will be producing/eating outside of Earth?
> wider discussion just bogs him down in pointless extra work

> Nothing stopping you or anyone else from forking Elm if you don't like how things are going.

Comments like this are what supports the points I've made here. It's just an attitude I have not seen in other language communities, for better or worse.

Discussions about language design and direction are not usually seen as "pointless."
I used to use it when I was exclusively coding php/html/css. Now have switched to intellij. It covers most of the things PHPStorm/WebStorm provides ... plus other languages.

Also started using gogland for go projects.

To compare with other IDEs, I think the best way is to choose one (any one ide), and become fluent in it.

Whatever other IDE you compare against, will always look mediocre because "this IDE didn't have a shortcut for that action". I have seen people using idea like a general/not so intelligent IDE, where they just edit text there and not use any other feature !
This is essentially the result of what happens when a country prioritizes "economic freedom" (investor supremacy).
it's like everything in a big company. every round of red team on my team's applications we just sit and laugh as they find nothing, yet we serve data to billions of customers every hour, from a myriad of complex entry points. nobody cares, and when I mention that on my self reviews it looks like I am padding it.

then the other teams only handle requests from the ios app they own, and red team finds tons of amateur attacks that work. they spend a quarter fixing it, and boast that they worked with the red team to patch hundreds of vulnerabilities. and everyone is promoted.

but that is not new. it always happened with teams that causes outages, or teams that miss out obvious revenues stream for years. remedial action for some reason is always rewarded in troubled big corps.
While it does not justify the completely inappropriate behavior, it might make sense to mention for context that one of the authors of the video is a right wing activist/journalist according to Wikipedia [1].

The claim that Germany is a country where foreign journalists in general have be afraid of being chased is unfounded. This was an incident involving so called right and left wing "activists."

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lauren_Southern
DC and Baltimore is the land of govt contracting where designers and developers can command hourly rates of 60 to 100 an hour based on skill-set. There's tons of demand too and the cost of living is fairly inexpensive.

I just left my high paying govt contract job as I tried working things out with a co-worker who suddenly became a real S#$t to work with .. tried one on one with him & then with management. Overall nothing changed after months so I left and will be starting a better paying job in 2 weeks. There's too much demand to sit and take crap from anyone.
Hehe, I just upgraded my 2400 to a used 2700K. I have Samsung NVMe storage (though not for the boot drive), 16G of RAM and an nvidia 1070 in there. It does everything I can throw at it quite marvellously.

I have no reason to change the base system any time soon, or move to a newer intel or amd architecture.

(I really wanted a used e3-1290 v2 but those are still quite pricey, for an old chip)
Not if you have unfriended / blocked said stalker - as is probably Facebook's official response to feature requests like this.
The toilet seat is typically cleaner (in terms of bacteria) than the office desk. Certainly aerosol contamination is a risk, but that can easily be solved with a protocol of leaving the lid closed. And that's all assuming that bacteria are outright bad; it's becoming more apparent that too little exposure to bacteria is dangerous as well (can lead to auto immune disorders). Obviously I'm not suggesting living in faeces, but a bit of pragmatism can make something like this not a problem at all.

And it's easy for a kitchen without a toilet attached to become disgustingly unsanitary.
I feel for the person, but I'm not sure what the police can do if somebody stalks without committing a clear offence, just like the case where somebody might be a terrorist but hasn't committed any act of terrorism yet. You can't throw somebody in jail for being annoying. Though perhaps the person could be forced into therapy if there are multiple reports from multiple people about aberrant and problematic behaviour... That could be something the law should look into.

No victim blaming here, but be clear and confront the guy. I guess making beyond shadow of a doubt clear that you don't ever want to hear from him again under any terms is about the only thing you can legally do. Wishy-washy communication is in my opinion really the wrong way to deal with pushy men. The slightest wavering means "yes" to some guys.
It's not even that. I hate it when a website prompts me to install their stupid app for funtionality that could easily fit in a webapp. If this standard means I don't have to install an app for every website I would be very happy.
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Your opinion clearly differs from mine, but I struggle to see any of the examples the law is meant to target as being similar. Amazon's not stopping the business relationship from being maintained, Birkenstock is via their arbitrary agreements. If anything, I'd see Amazon as having a strong case that Birkenstock are interfering in their relationship with their sellers.
With friends I play the steam version (we all have it on steam) via game ranger.
Strange, steam and game ranger. But it works.
I just can't play a random game via ESO.
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Falcon 9's first stage certainly reaches and (fairly greatly) exceeds the Kármán line in RTLS boostback, as the graphic shows.

Even in an ASDS landing, it exceeds the Kármán line. I think the typical apogee is around 120-130 km.

Stage sep happens below the line, however.
- Github
- HN
- Regexer
- JSON Validator
- Stackoverflow
Sorry, I should've been more clear: the lack of pricing info is what would prevent me from signing up (free == questionable longevity, reliability, qos).

At this point I'm totally burnt by commiting my data to free/freemium saas products that end up shutting down a year later, just want to pay for good service and have a bit of hope that it stays afloat.
Not really. The whole world is very focused on web development so it looks that way.
I think once you found all possible instructions it shouldn't be too hard (for someone much smarter then me) to essentially generate a minimal OS that systematically tries out all found instructions from ring 0. That should dramatically reduce the amount of reboots necessary to actually try them all out compared to bruteforcing them from ring 3
No, there's not much functionality, just a site for my own amusement really. One day I'd like to, and also make it so you can add your own feeds
I understand what you are saying, but the latest version is a "big leap for kerbalkind".
You should give it a try again.
When I have time, I play it on a mid-range laptop.
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Thanks! I thought about it, but I'm ashamed of how poor my coding is :) It's really just a php script that converts rss/json feeds to html
For haskell programmers there is also purescript which is basically a somewhat cleaned up haskell that compiles to human readable javascript.
"Link your android, iPhone"

Putting their own products behind the competitions by not even mentioning it is just weird.
Where are the best software developers? Not Silicon Valley
> > Is it easier to write with a loop? Then use a loop!

> Yes, but, say, in Haskell, that's not an option.

Sure it is! It might not be a "for" loop or a "while" loop with a "for" or "while" keyword, but a tail recursive function is a loop, and pretty much every loop in an imperative language can easily be translated into a recursive function in a functional language.
Maybe mention that you can't see these awesome lists without signing in. And once you click through on a category the browser back button just refreshes the page. It's a trap.
Oh that is nice, I'll try testing that out locally, thanks!
Because it was a lot easier to deal with permissions, you could write "SQL" rather than SQL, it was very lax with SQL keywords as table names (ie. you could create a table called 'user'), replication didn't involve selling your soul to several devils, etc.

It's like Rails - it's easy to slap something up but once you start using it in anger, it requires all the handholding and effort.
I used to work for a pentest company and everytime we engage with a customer, we discover a lot of problems and security issues which we document and submit to the customer.

We discover after a while that another company gets a contract 10x our price fixing the issues we discovered
If it works inside a VM, an attacker could potentially cause a widespread denial of service on cloud computing platforms like Azure and AWS.
ASP.Net MVC is basically this, but much more mature and feature packed :) And C# is no slower than D.
Use them to exploit the system itself - not likely. (Unless they cause some specific bad behaviour rather than a crash) But you can definitely use a DoS issue for other effects. For example if someone is using an auth revokation system which fails open, you could kill that part to use expired credentials. Or if you're able to sometimes inject data, you can keep killing the caching systems until your response is the saved one. (Like in DNS hijack)
That's a good point, but I'm a bit more contrasted about hourly rates. It's typically (at least for me and what I observe) increasingly hard to maintain a high hourly rate while making more hours, since it implies getting less and less selective with available paying tasks (or having an overwhelming demand, but in which case, one should increase her hourly rate anyway).

In my case, it'd be borderline impossible to transform to just transform 2 hours of leisure/free time into paid work at my standard hourly rate ! (but of course, my life isn't organized for this to begin with).
As someone who loves the BBC and 99% of their output, this programme was utterly awful. There were numerous factual inaccuracies and many groups including the Royal Society of Psychiatrists came out to condemn the documentary. This sort of sensationalist nonsense belongs on commercial TV, not the BBC.

Please submit a complaint to the BBC trust if you're minded to do so: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctrust/contact_us/making_a_complaint....
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Sad truth: it WILL be secretly developed with or without ban... We just discovered yet another self-destruction method... In Smalltalk you could destroy everything with: "Smalltalk become: nil"
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yeah that tool is great if you know how to translate it in game, but you know the original protractor method[1] ain't bad and one can kinda eyeball it like in the old days when we timed the mun burn based on the moment it dawned on kerbin... good times XD

[1] http://i.imgur.com/dXT6r7s.png
To be honest you are better off not applying to companies and instead building out a LinkedIn by doing open source projects and consulting.

If you do this you will get a nonstop stream of company recruiters contacting you. On the other hand if you reach out to a company you are seen as less desirable (because all the most desirable devs are assumed to be hard to get). You have much less of a chance of getting a job when you apply, versus when they apply to you.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14846052
Indeed. Seems like Microsoft has really given up on Windows Phone for now.
I've played a lot of my games in my life so far but very few, if any, have matched the thrill of landing on Mun for the first time (and making it back).
There's no reason phishing sites shouldn't have encrypted connection. Case closed.
I guess the age-old adage is men say yes, women say no. Guys have to get a yes, and it's a very difficult social maze which clearly brings out the people with mental issues. Men are expected to take initiative and be somewhat persistent, and clearly some can't draw the line. On the other hand, for a woman having to keep throwing herself at a guy, probably destroys the image of a romantic relationship much more quickly.

Then again, there's a lot of crazy people out there...
While the nostalgia is nice with the BW remaster, Homeworld remaster, AOE 2 HD, and now AOE Definitive, I wish there were more AAA RTS titles coming out at the same rate MOBAs or FPSs come out. It's often considered a dying genre, and we're not inducting new players into it because there aren't enough modern options out there for people to branch out and explore. It's all stuff that 25+ year old gamers remember playing as kids, and get a kick out of being pretty elitist about one of the hardest genres of games. It makes me quite sad, not only as a long-time gamer fan of RTS, but as a game developer who believes it's a genre with a lot of room for innovative and exciting mechanics which aren't being explored because the player-base is shrinking.

At least we got Deserts of Kharak recently which was a really good title. I still play StarCraft 2 because it's the only RTS with an active online multiplayer community, but I would love for there to be regular and more RTS titles coming onto the scene.
Fat and cholesterol are very much a problem, despite what a lot of vested interests would like you to believe:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmKv1m2SVio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBtfzd43t8o
The comments here are pretty much geared towards not giving the attacker publicity, but even ignoring the fact that having a conversation is better than blindly letting emotion guide you, the part about anti-depressants was quite a significant point, and I feel as though it was somewhat shadowed.
The academic world has missed some decades of advancement of communication. In a world where all published science is open for meta-processing, the burden of validating science would shift to search engines. There would be search engines competing with scientific-SEO of course, but in the medium-run this would improve scientific writing, and possibly speed up science in general. In the end there will always be some private actors doing the work of "ranking" scientists. Academics are hanging on to the current peer-review journals precisely because they don't want to give that power to other actors.
Thanks for correcting me instead of just downvoting.
No, you would hate it. Not even having enough room to stretch your legs will drive a person insane.

I lived in a 16m^2 1-room apartment for 2½ years, and while it was doable, I would absolutely hate to live in something even smaller.
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Books that influenced Clojure, in no particular order
To put a stop to the killing, these two men spend their entire day talking [pdf]
Massive grin here. Bought mine used for 100€ and it's been fantastic.
Military are the best at exploiting cybersecurity skills for their advantage
https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/comments/1izity/...
C++ at least has a readable specification.
The UK slowdown is a result of Brexit and austerity
In fact, it can be annoying. I've been playing Europa Universalis IV, and I quite enjoy the game, but as an owner of an older laptop with good specs but a weak graphics card (quite common in "business class"), I really wish it had a 2D mode.
Application of unrefined AI in the context of deadly machinery is a real and immediate AI-danger. Self-refining, wolrd-dominating AI is at present time just a distraction from this.
I guess there will be a market soon for adversarial camouflage clothing in order to hide from roboweapons.

In fact I should be writing a business plan for that business now.
This cannot end well.
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We're moving a bit too fast... three years ago this was still science fiction: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e9xqdoDc3oI
Maybe but it makes this book only good for true newbies. There's plenty of tutorials for complete newbs but no good book for people who want to master modern pure JS
The guy who does 100 things and wins at 10 still comes out above the guy who does 2 things and wins at 2. This is despite the previous guy having a failure rate of 90% and latter guy having a success rate of 100%.
This. Strategic misteps, in mobile the most glaring one, plus I'm not sure how, but it seems that the main foundries (TSMC, Global Foundries, Samsung) have all almost caught-up on Intel. I also think this is what have permitted AMD to produce an outstanding new processor.
Did he write a kernel? Why do people always think the security people are the smartest of them all when they rarely actually produce complete works by themselves?
The vast majority of the studies mentioned in those videos are old, where most researchers could get away with hacking the P values [0]. A lot of studies done in the last decade contradict the older ones (the article I linked earlier is full of sources). Also correlation is not causation. In how many of those studies controlled the amount of carbs? Because the combination is very important [1]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42QuXLucH3Q

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14831224

Edit: Looking at the last link of your first video, it acknowledges low carb diets are beneficial short and medium term, but there's very little literature for long term. It concludes low carbs are bad long term... but you must see the table on page 13 to see how they reached that conclusion. The "low carb score" group still had a crazily high 37-42% of carbs (compared to LCHF diets which are usually 5% carbs), it had more smokers and all of them had trans fats (very dangerous but can be easily avoided altogether).
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instead of WWII films with people hiding in mud for a tank to pass by so they could stick a bomb on it, we'll get WWIII films with people hiding in mud with an ethernet cable