skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When input unsigned but before if < 99, output unsigned int:

clang 7

mov ecx, edi
mov eax, 3435973837
imul rax, rcx
shr rax, 35

gcc 8.2

mov eax, edi
mov edx, -858993459
mul edx
mov eax, edx
shr eax, 3

msvc 19

mov eax, -858993459 ; cccccccdH
mul edx
shr edx, 3
mov eax, edx

icc 19

mov eax, 1717986919
imul edx
sar edx, 2
mov eax, edx

The same, but when input unsigned char:

clang 7

movzx eax, dil
imul eax, eax, 205
shr eax, 11

gcc 8.2

movzx edi, dil
lea eax, [rdi+rdi*4]
lea eax, [rdi+rax*8]
lea eax, [rax+rax*4]
shr ax, 11
movzx eax, al

msvc 19

movzx ecx, al
mov eax, -858993459 ; cccccccdH
mul ecx
shr edx, 3
mov eax, edx

icc 19

mov eax, 1717986919
imul edi
sar edx, 2
mov eax, edx

clang and gcc with -O3, msvc -O2
It's so weird, I was just googling him yesterday after years of not ever thinking about him. It was interesting that he's gone to Google now.
I have never used one of these subscription services because I hate renting my music. I buy my music. I frequently buy CDs in bars and rip them. I know when I buy a CD from an indie artist, they usually only paid $1 ~ $2 for that CD and get the full amount I pay them minus that. Bandcamp is seocnd best, because they only take 15% (compared to over 30% from Amazon/Apple/Google).

Buy your music people! You can get 250GB microSD cards. Back when the limit was 128GB, sure I couldn't get all my music on my phone (I just had A-V .. W - Z just had to wait), but now I have all of it on there and probably won't max out until larger cards are affordable.
No problem :) out of curiosity what do you currently use to learn web development? Something like Sublime or VS Code would be good options if you're looking (I recommend Sublime but it's up to you).
They lose more money and more if you actually use the service. Since they’re a publicly traded company now, they’re probably being pressured to keep earning more and more money each year.
The part about actually sitting down and writing out a proposal and finding the challenges with it hits home with me. Over the past year or so I've become (I think!) a little more cautious about things that I claim, whether it's online or in person, especially in a technical context or when carrying out an argument. And I've often found that actually questioning my own claims and then having to go and research them and figuring out whether I can actually make a claim, gives me a better overall understanding of the arguments.
'Diet drugs' suppress mosquito's thirst for blood
aGPS has nothing to do with cell tower triangulation.

With aGPS, the cell phones can download up to date GPS almanac from the tower instead of having to lock to GPS satellites to get it.
It's not fatalistic. Your digital Life is optional, which is my point. You can have privacy, or you can have a device: and both are fine.

Do you use you DNSSEC on your phone?
That’s where you 3 team up and resign together and join another company as a well oiled threesome.
Programming language that rules the Data Intensive frameworks
Tesla N. American Reservation List Exhausted
I disagree, Rust and WebAssembly are both two things that are growing quickly and taking advantage of that right now would be a good idea (Since they can both be used together in Web development) and I was just giving him a list of things he should learn as a web developer in general. He can go at his own speed and learn each language and frameworkwhen he wants to at his own pace but it's not a bad idea at all to learn all of that.
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Meng is an individual person, which not represent the company or the organization. If US has a war with China, should China legal to kill any US citizen in China?
TRX Price Going Up as Market Gains $10B
It's backwards.

Pay me, fuck you
The only way to address GPS and cellular tracking is to avoid any device with a baseband. So in fact it is either-or in this case.
URL being difficult. Needs params to work.

Video: https://www.reuters.com/video/2019/02/09/exclusive-tesla-res...

Short version: Tesla has finished satisfying their reservation list. The remaining people on the list want the original low-priced model ($35K), which Tesla doesn't want to sell.
If you're going to learn a new language or software being organized takes out all the stress. For example, when I learned Rust I made myself the perfect Sublime text setup for rust when on udemy got a course for it and would code along with the course instructor. I'd also make a folder to containing the code for each source with a folder in there for each lesson which would contain the source and the compiled program and I got through that and it was actually fun. As long as you're organized and don't rush yourself you should be fine.
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I wondered the same thing when that New York Times article came up about people paying for News. They acted like the media can support themselves for free, just like artists. One way I differ from some HNers is that I like support good journalism and I like to support the my favorite music artists as well. I know music quality has gone down over the years since artists know they’re much less likely to strike it rich. I met some kids still in highschool and heck even they were listening to music from the early 2000s, 90s and 80s instead, surprisingly.
At the macro (yearly) level I am most productive with:

1) condensed higher intensity blocks followed by larger breaks

2) distinct "seasons" of work that differ in projects/pace

At the micro (day-to-day) level:

3) no logging of hours

#1 and #2 are a product of the academic calendar. I find the regular 9-to-5 work week paradoxically draining. I'll trade a good chunk of my weekends and evenings for longer breaks between "ON" periods.

As for #3, one company I worked for simply trusted that you'd put in your 40 hours a week. It was more flexible and quite simply freeing. If I were in a good flow state I might work late to finish up a feature, then sleep in the next morning (provided there were no meetings). All without the tedium of counting quarter-hours.
How much would you pay not to see them?
permit Indian generics into the USA

We gets lots already(0), as the victims of crap from Ranbaxy and Mylan, etc. can attest to.

"India is the world’s largest exporter of generic drugs, making almost 40 percent of all new generics the FDA approved in 2018"(0)

(0) https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-01-31/culture-o...
I think you may be underestimating how much value conservatives place on improving the economy. Legalizing the marijuana market on the federal level will create a gold rush in the financial markets. New tax sources, new jobs, stacks of hidden money being deposited in banking institutions, marijuana securities, licensing fees -- all brought in by a relatively safe drug. I wouldn't be surprised if the bill gets passed.
Hey there. Regarding the semi-automatic “look for these things in the post, and however you find them replicate for others”. I’m new to scrappers, do you have a good resource you could link on this? Thanks!
"But I'll pay you in exposure..."

Fuck you pay me
Introductory Tutorials for Machine Learning
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Its not like Corporations can pay someone else, say US or China, to protect their assets and people. US totally wont fk EUs shit up for few hundreds of billions. No sir, countries can seize and kidnap without consequences, because muh sovereignty.
1 - An easy way is go to marketplace and print Docker in the search field, choose Engine or Swarm, press install. There is one more article that will be helpful https://jelastic.com/blog/docker-engine-auto-install-connect...

2 - As Docker, Open Containers and other related technologies evolve the difference between system and application containers gets slimmer over the time. As an example well known issue with memory limits https://jelastic.com/blog/java-and-memory-limits-in-containe... now can be solved with help of lxcfs https://medium.com/@Alibaba_Cloud/kubernetes-demystified-usi.... I hope at some point we will be able to use benefits of both in one container engine.
Different people know it when they see different things. Not too long ago showing ankles was considered basically porn.
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You can download all of your playlists easily and make them available offline in Spotify. You can even set them to be high fidelity and only download over WiFi.

Now with Apple Music you don’t have the option to choose between WiFi/Cellular for downloaded music but Spotify doesn’t have that problem.
Everything is a trade off. If we made swimming pools illegal we'd prevent a fair number of drowning deaths.

But the burden of proof should be on the side that wants to make something illegal. We can talk about regulating use, limiting use through taxation and education etc..., but I think you need definitive evidence of extreme harm that can't be mitigated in any other way before you start putting people in jail for growing a plant.
Ask HN: Anyone who doesn't want to switch job because of excellent co-workers?
I'm 38, in IT from 2003, did switch 6 full time jobs in my career. Almost every week for the last year I received 2 or 3 job offers, some of them with far bigger salary that my current position. I declined all of them, because I don't want to leave my current team. They are excellent co-workers, even friends, we have a great time togehter. Where is a breaking point in salary for you, that you would switch job in my case?
People just drive-by comment on all our quip docs all the time... it's lowered the value of docs.
Where's the actual article, I can only see short summary
I'm not an academic, but aren't there standard practices for doing that sort of ethically questionable research. Namely, an ethics committee that you go to for the green light before proceeding.
I keep reading about how scrum,agile,openspace,slack,oncall,whatsup outside of work has ruined developers productivity and life after work.

WHY dont we do something about it? why are we going like cattle to the slaughter house? We are developers right we are supposed to be smart, intelligent yes, we have let this come all over us step by step until we have lost our life.

Developers - it's time to raise to the basic work environment, we need space, we need to do our work with focus, and YES we need separation between work and home.

If a company needs work-after-work they should hire people for these after-work hours, if messages are sent after work, and it's just this additional answer this mail, it should either be handled by workers who work over these hours or just wait to tomorrow

We have let this on us, and it's our duty to bring back the focused work environment and the joyful home environment without interruptions from work or being oncall or answering messages.
"Should" doesn't matter. It's the same basic economic transaction. Nobody will agree to a deal where you demand complete ownership of a finished product based on funding some of the early development. They won't do it with mobile apps, and they won't do it with lifesaving drugs.
I am not surprised at all with this result. Why would anyone expect that conditional assistance would lead to people finding jobs. A good number of people might just be comfortable with the assistance and might decide to just stick with it.
Have you found a way to block all the ads on your radio and TV too?
I'm still trying to find an affordable, reliable, privacy-conscious analytics tool for a blog.

I don't want to run my own server. I'm willing to spend money. I'd like to spend ~$5/mo. I write less than 6 posts per year. A good post gets tens of thousands of lifetime views. A mediocre post gets five to ten thousand. My server burden is pretty bare bones.

All I really want to know are page views and referrers. My next experiment is to use a custom "tracking pixel" served from S3 and use log tools. But I have no idea if webcrawlers will distort my data or not. This would at least allow me to reliably count page views even for people who use ad-blockers.

Edit: Blog is static design, hosted on Netlify free tier. https://www.forrestthewoods.com/
It’s a video presentation.
And if you want a smart watch able to show your glucose value, get a pebble if you can find one somewhere. The battery lasts 6-7 days and the e-ink screen is easy to read in the sunlight and will not blind you at night.

Works with xDrip.
Underage "softcore" pornography. It's still reprehensible and indefensible, and it was one of the largest nsfw subs at the time.
Colossus had an endless loop of paper tape zipping by to present patterns for matching. It wasn't a general purpose computer. It was a key-tester, like a Bitcoin miner.
A 26 hour sleep cycle sounds extreme.
It's a temporary monopoly, which pays for the work of going from "X and Y seem to have some effect on cancer" to "here is a drug that uses X and Y to treat cancer." There is a massive amount of work to get from point A to point B, which the government isn't set-up to do itself.
If you install software into your TV that blocks the ads, then they should be able to boot you off. You have a right to not listen or pay attention to ads. However, you bring up a good point with the magazines example. That opens up a whole new can of worms.
I understand a-gps from an end user pov. I don't understand how and when such data is retransmitted to the carrier. Carriers shouldn't have access to my gps data.
You don't care about freedom, got it.
And how is that API call performed? To whom? To my device, via a specially exposed service? Or is it part of gsm/umts/lte specs, and every packet I send back to my carrier contains my gps data?
The conservative party in America--Republicans--tends to skew much older, so I'd say that makes it defacto liberal vs conservative to some extent.
Book links are all Amazon affiliate links.
So would that title now go to Instagram or which site currently has the largest collection of underage girls in bikinis? How about TikTok or Youtube?
>In a way I can understand this; they did after all submit papers they knew weren't academic (in bad faith?) in order to prove a greater point. But does that justify what they did?

A thousand times yes. Exposing cargo cults that attempt to co-opt the hard-earned cachet of genuine scientific inquiry for their own ideological ends is exactly what is needed to keep science functional.
there are a number of fields that seem to operate on motivated reasoning over objective truth.
Well managed code reviews. I care little for open spaces, slacks or deadlines. Code review done by peers with good faith and deep knowledge is the only thing that moved the needle and forced me to rise up as a developer.
In the UK, the Telco responsible for emergency call handling worked with Google to get a mechanism built in to Android that sends a SMS of your location as soon as you dial the emergency number.

http://home.bt.com/tech-gadgets/tech-news/google-has-created...
Ask HN: Which are some of the must-follow accounts on Twitter?
Are you inspired from someone's tweet? Do you find have a mentor for daily standup? List the reason why you follow that account.
These kind of stunts are pretty annoying, though. I know with the original (who was it again?), it was essentially a case of the academic leveraging his reputation, the editors being a bit like 'this seems kooky, but sure, you're the expert', then him turning around and pretending like he'd fooled everyone.
> UK exports in 2017 were ~£617bn

How odd that the CIA World Factbook was so far off. Thanks.

> Personally I would not describe 0.5% as "a large part" of anything, I would describe it as "a small part", but if you think otherwise we can agree to disagree

I think you're linguistically right, but all this sperging out about the distinction between being a large part of something versus being a small part of an extremely large whole is perhaps missing the point a bit. To Y_Y's original point, which isn't really about the total size of the UK's economy and was of course a bit harsh: a taste of nine billion pounds is more than enough money to cause politicians to behave dishonorably or irrationally and to make some powerful few rich beyond the dreams of avarice. There are some pretty nasty examples of what happens when a slice of that kind of money is at stake in the US government's budgeting process, and I imagine the UK is at least similar.
No, animals literally don't understand time like we do, or experience pain like we do, mostly because they're not as complex. This stuff is all online and you really shouldn't be prodding some random Internet commenter for this information.

All human brains are vastly more complex than the next most complex animal brains. We truly are worlds beyond any other species when it comes to intellect.
Does all this apply for Mandarin / Taiwanese as well?
I just wanted to apologise to moot after bullyign him when his startup died~
Sorry boss~~
During med school I would ride my bike on a scenic trail to a campsite on a bluff overlooking a massive river. There was a camp store with snacks and beverages and a Thai restaurant served out of a trailer. The campsite had a bonfire and featured live musicians in the evening. I only had a couple bars of internet through my phone.

Never had more productive study sessions in my life. 1 hour bike there (listening to lectures on my phone) + several hours studying at a picnic table, eating Thai food + 1 hour bike back (w/ audio lectures).

I think there's something special about the combination of being 1) in a small community, 2) relatively disconnected from rest of the world, 3) surrounded by natural beauty.

I've never been able to replicate that environment since. I've read a lot about summer shifts on the Antarctic bases--sounds idyllic for the same reasons as above.
That can work in an unwieldy way for entire documents. But for inside a single document it should absolutely be Unicode's job to prevent quasi-mojibake.
One of my most productive sprints I ever had at a job was after a couple months working on an internal tool that was going nowhere. After being frustrated for a long time with a project's management, I cut the middle-man and went directly to the customer, did my own user research, brainstormed either on my own or independently with others, and kept direct contact with the users to keep a tight feedback loop when shipping features.

Management and middlemen can as much help velocity as they can hurt it. More hands doesn't always mean faster work ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The Internet, Divided Between the U.S. And China, Has Become a Battleground
The ads weren't a dependency, and technically speaking, still aren't.

They could force them to be. And socially, are. But, they're not technically.
You misunderstood me, it does work on my website, I just had to do a lot of work to insert this attribute in all the right places where Japanese text can be displayed.
This is a terrible idea. Machine learning solutions are fuzzy and inexact (which is why they are great at some problems). Using a ensemble of nonstandard biometrics to identify a person is going to lead to a whole lot of problems:

1) "by the way they walk, interact with their phone, commute to work, and how and where they spend their time."

Ive known many many Marines during my service... We were always injured, sprained wrists and ankles, broken fingers, torn muscles. That's normal for a fighting force that does continuous training. Our weight was changing constantly, as well as our locations, sleep cycles, and habits. The listed biometrics would be curfuzzled by this lifestyle.

2) "therefore it can be used continuously without creating any extra work” said Dawud Gordon

Imagine the amount of work needed to debug a system like this when it doesn't believe the identity of an intelligence officer trying to get to his workstation in a top secret environment. Would he be detained at the guard post until they fix it (standard SOP if he tries to enter the building without a CAC card and TS ID).

While thing seems ludicrous to me.
* incomplete protocol support may exist and vary by cable, host or client device
I honestly cannot continue a conversation where I have to defend the position that a subreddit devoted to sharing sexualized pictures of children is fucked up. This should be obvious and beyond debate.
There's usually an institutional review board that you go through when using research subjects, but you don't need to do that to publish something like a new algorithm you developed in a CS journal.

In this case, the researcher probably should have gotten IRB approval because there were test subjects--the journal editors, peer reviewers, and probably journal readers.

But I'm assuming they just skipped that process and said there were no human subjects.
Research Paper: The Liberalization of Data
My favorite online radio is http:/radio.garden

It was once highly upvoted on HN.
Thanks a ton for letting me know about it and sharing the fix as well. Fixed it now. Will spend sometime soon and sort the other Firefox issues that I discovered as well.

Cheers!
This is a great point thanks for sharing the links.
My God, they'll never need another bridge!!! Is it powered by the "AI"?
One single meaningless test:
I am not a scientist and do not want to draw any general lessons but I took a document about an ALS gene therapy that I wrote for private use, and used the tool mentioned in the article.
It found a distant article about a tumor protein.
Indeed both documents are unrelated, mine was not published and they have very little in common, only the word protein.
You're welcome and I'm glad you loved it.

Cheers!
Yeah haha, many of the Top 40 stations literally only rotate 40 songs at a time.
This tech is too complicated for the modern Apple monkeys trained to tweak framework methods.
Hmm it doesn't play for me

Edit: never mind, I found it (it's the green rectangle)
After spending roughly 10 billion dollars on it (here's to you, F35 Junk Strike Fighter)
I work on machine learning and natural language processing projects. We use some tools from Facebook Research. These tools are great and open source.

Every time I want to contribute to them, I feel guilty because Facebook is behind them. I also have very mixed feelings for the devs working full time on these tools at Facebook, they're smart and doing interesting stuff, but they chose to work for Facebook... Earn big money? Destroy the world? Work on fun stuff with amazing work conditions and ignore what their company is doing? What are their motives?
Absolutely.

https://rt.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page

This is the wiki for the PREEMPT_RT patchset. Parts of this have been moving into mainline for years, bringing the regular kernel closer and closer to real-time. However, there are some real-time features that will never be appropriate for mainline, so you can get them through this patchset. Some of the "famous" kernel devs are also very active in PREEMPT-RT; it's as official as you can get short of being in the mainline kernel.

For lots of uses, the regular kernel is already realtime enough.
This is a classic. I highly recommend for anyone that has to negotiate for pay, if not for that valid advice then for the pure pleasure of having someone tell you your overwhelming desire to be an asshole while sticking up for yourself might actually be beneficial sometimes.

It's funny that this is posted now. I hadn't thought of this talk for quite a while, but referenced it in a reddit comment just a week or two back.
Also a German speaker, just a clarification for non-German speakers, it appears to be a compound word neologism (combining two words that have not been combined before, similar to "frenemy" being derived from "friend"+"enemy" in English) that combines "Bewunderung"(admiration) and "Eifersucht"(jealousy). This sort of stuff does work in German, but it looks odd (and is a noun and should be capitalized anyway).