skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've never really had much luck with Cutter. It's apparently all single-thread "by design", which causes it to hang indefinitely when analyzing larger binaries. Another unfortunate side effect of that "design" is that it also has to analyze everything in the foreground while you wait - unlike IDA or Ghidra's ability to do so in the background.

Radare2 is pretty decent for what it is - especially considering that it's "free as in beer" - but I always found Cutter to be pretty frustratingly lackluster.
I did not know that style of title was so old. I assumed it was crafted by digital metric driven forces.
Really ridiculous limitations, because it doesn't concern third-party apps. I easily connect my Dropbox account from more than 3 devices via CloudMounter.
Excel sheet http://www.ynithya.com/taxcalc/
Cool, hopefully this isn't adding to the load! Can we have a graph too please?
My handwriting is terrible,and worse when it comes writing down formulas, this could be a useful way of writing up notes a lot quicker. Also useful for cheat sheets or summarising notes
They would have to remain until they can negotiate a change of the Treaty that would allow them to exit.
Likewise with me. The iPad is a great device for non-programming activities.
Killing a company for repeated rules violations is perfectly okay with me though.
Oh, strange - I wonder why? (mods feel free to message me so I can improve future posts if required), I don’t generally have a bad rep on HN and it was an uneditoritialised title etc... anyway - what matters is that people are aware of the news, not who posts a link to it.

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Context as to why I posted earlier today: I was born, grew up and lived in Christchurch until 2012 when I moved to Melbourne.

I was there and working in the main hospitals (sysadmin / ops engineer running the primary patient management and some lab systems) and in that role during both of the two major earthquakes that levelled the city.

The emotional, mental and social stress of those two major ‘natural’ disasters were so incredibly deviststing and this this shooting has surely got to pile on for people still living there.
It’s possible that the rental market will favour non-new properties and that houses currently needing restoration will find new owners who will invest, in order to rent them more easily (and at a higher price).
Good for you being honest. You help deluded people realize the social community ideology isn’t necessarily a universal trait. Takes a lot of social conditioning to be unraveled to understand nobody really knows if the majority care about one another or are just concerned about themselves.
No boasting. No BS. No lies. No embellishment of less than ideal details of a shitty job/company.

Don't write anything that you wouldn't be able to defend when put under pressure by an interviewee during his/her side of the interview.
Reductio ad absurdum: Place 1 gun per square meter of the planet. Are we safer now?
It looks like this solution is based on a distant JS file included in the pages.

I tested on Rakuten (they use DataDome) with a slighly modified Headless Chrome and I blocked the domain js.datadome.co in my host file so DataDome is never loaded nor executed. My bot was not detected or blocked at all.

Maybe I'm missing something?
But you aren't free to do what you want. You are very constrained.

You could do what Nick Yarris did and read thousands of books. I suppose you can let your mind adventure a little. Just seems so ironic calling it free time.

Perhaps 'unallocated' is a better word?
Maybe it will at least stop normal people from installing mackeeper or similarily FUD-spreading bogus anti-virus software. It's a real pain to try and uninstall completely.
I don’t think it’s obvious how this will turn out at all. What you state is one possible outcome, but it’s not clear that is what will happen.

1) rental properties can still be built, they just have to be designated as such before their construction is approved

2) the price limits were designed to still make it possible to profitably build a new house, so the market will still produce new homes (maybe at a different rate)

3) they also put in place quotas for low, middle, and upper priced housing, guaranteeing a varied supply on the market.

4) middle income families will no longer need to compete with people buying investment rental homes, meaning they will be more able to buy affordable homes. This frees up rental property elsewhere in the system for someone else.

Housing markets are almost never free markets. It’s quite rare to see a completely free market for where and what kind of housing is built. This is at least an attempt to make sure that entire part of the population isn’t left out of owing a home. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t. That’s the great part of government — if it doesn’t work, those in charge can be replaced by the citizens. I’m interested to see where the experiment goes.
Totally agree. Also handwriting is better for your handwriting! About ten years into my IT career my skills devolved into chicken scratch and I can't even read notes I wrote recently now. I need to do something about that.
Because sooner of later you'll have to. Upgrading frequently minimizes the delta.
In France, a lot of cities propose "accessible housing" which can be brought with a zero interest, or nearly zero interest, loan.
The condition usually is, if you buy it, you cannot rent it for 5 to 10 years. It does allow for more housing that are owned and not rented and avoid excessive investment.

One of the drawbacks though is, since it only apply to building that have been build with help from the city (has far as I know), it can sometimes, if done poorly, create slum with huge bloc of social housing. Nowadays, they usually try to spread the construction more through out the city and make more diverse building to avoid this.
I don't think either of those count as popular revolutions; more the layer below the monarchy deciding to switch out the monarch for a more compliant one. Parliamentary, rather than popular, sovereignty. (This is partly why I'm fed up with all this pretending that "will of the people" was a thing in English politics - it wasn't until 2015. Different in Scotland with the Claim of Right.)
I realise that this was probably said in an effort to appear worldly in an “I knew the dog before he came to school” sort of way, but it does a good job of illustrating how working with cool tech can sometimes desensitize one to the fact that it is, after all, cool.

I bet rocket scientists think rockets are kinda boring too, after a while.
Except that your statement on economic costs is baloney.

For example:
https://www.ft.com/content/4849bf68-1b13-11e9-9e64-d150b3105...
>Exactly, one can always rely on the general population to illegally stockpile guns and ammunition, just in case.

I probably shouldn't reply to an obvious troll account but... yes.

That is exactly how revolutions happen throughout the world - with weapons procured through the black market or otherwise illegal means. It's only the US which insists that a right to revolution be legally defined and protected by the very government its people theoretically intends to revolt against... and yet even with the Second Amendment, domestic terrorism and revolt against the government is still illegal in the US.
A New Android IDE
So if prenatal testosterone has such a deleterious effect on females, what effect does it have on males? How do all those metrics they measured for the girl half of the twin pairs compare to their sibling?
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I like what you did here. Where did you get the data? Scraped funda?
I have a Nokia 3 and a Nokia 7.0 Plus, both had a bunch of com.evenwell.* packages installed.

I think all HMD devices have those packages.
Why "free as in beer"? It's GPL2.
> raises an advertisement company in Israel

Out of curiosity, what "advertisement" company would that be?
This is not my reading at all. It brings _the_ withdrawal procedure to an end - the procedure under Article 50 is terminated. It does not preclude starting another. Indeed, it would be contradictory - the purpose of the notice is to confirm membership is "under terms that are unchanged" -- if the State loses its right to invoke Article 50, the terms _have_ changed.
> But teenagers will still be banned from smoking, drinking alcohol and gambling until they are 20.

The logic of this escapes me.
Although the article does not seem to mention it, it seems probable that the voting age will likely also be lowered to 18.
This means teenagers will be considered old enough to make decisions that will affect the entire country, all the while being considered too immature to make decisions that will really only affect them individually.
I did take LaTeX notes for most courses on my math degree, and I passed all of them. In fact, the ones where I dedicated more time to the notes were the ones that I could study more easily as I put in more effort to understand and review what I wrote.
It's funny that you say that - I had the exact opposite experience.

I've run several binaries through Ghidra that Cutter locks up with. In fact, that's what made me look into Ghidra at all after having found Cutter a few months ago.

Just my anecdotal experience obviously.

What are specific Cutter features that Ghidra lacks?
I've heard this online a few times, but it doesn't gel with my experience shopping at all; I suppose it must be a regional thing.

In the UK the closest I've seen or heard of are both 'real' (whole) carrots:

Chantenay - https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/waitrose-chantenay-ca...

'Baby topped' - https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/waitrose-1-baby-toppe...
that's how you know it's a Frank Lloyd Wright house
The problem is demand being sufficiently high compared to supply to cause prices that consume most of peoples’ spending abilities.

Even if we removed the concept of ownership, which is the only way to remove rent seeking behavior, how are we going to address the limited supply in the face of extreme demand?

The long term structural solution in my opinion is to create more desireable places to live. This involves significant wealth transfers from already wealthy places to investing in infrastructure, education, communities in other locations, thereby increasing the supply of desirable places to live. That’s really the only way prices can be brought down in real terms.
Please see the quote in my other response. In a way, the criteria are much harder: the withdrawal must the end of the endeavor to leave the EU. That is, if Britain withdraws, then only if it is the end of Brexit. They could not that with the intent to continue exit negotiations.
>I’m more than willing to give up a bit of my extremely affluent lifestyle if it would genuinely help those around me who haven’t had the same economic opportunities as me.

All well and good. It's fine and commendable to personally sacrifice but when you start advocating for stripping property rights from other people to do it, it stops being a personal sacrifice and more of an imposition on others' freedom.

What about unintended backfire consequences of this law: people who own a place and are traveling, unable to put their places on airbnb because of this law and thus leaving vacant houses anyways and constricting short-term rental supply?
Less safe from the average kind of psychopath, but more safe from the magnificent supreme leader kind of psychopath.
This. Scotland recently introduced indefinite tenancies and I'm extremely interested as a young professional and investor to see the impact it has long term. Funnily enough Corbyn wants to introduce it in England and everyone is up in arms. They keep comparing it to the German market forgetting that it's already a thing in Scotland.
Honestly wasn't sure of the license - I just knew it was at least that type of free.
Yeah, for a place with such a high concentration of smart folks, its more often than not, about the "feelz" on here...
≥but what we're really waiting for is whatever Valve are up to.

You could be waiting a while. If I am not mistaken valve just let go most of their VR headset staff.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2...
These are controversial because firearms are deeply ingrained in American culture, and it is easy to see how such reasonable-seeming measures could be abused or counterproductive. For instance, if I'm suffering from mental health issues I might decide not to see anyone about it for fear they'd take my guns away. Anything that could be used to allow the government to keep track of who owns what can be --and has been-- abused to harass people or preemptively confiscate weapons.

These don't seem like problems to people who don't have firearms as part of their culture, but they're important to those who do. I honestly don't know what a good solution would look like. I believe in the purpose of the second amendment, and I like knowing that I have the right and ability to defend myself, but it has become clear that society is not fit enough to handle the current state of things. I don't really know what a good solution looks like.
T480 (Intel Core i7-8650U, 32GB RAM) owner here.

To be honest it is not doing its best, I mean not everything works at its best out of the box.

What is broken:

1) There is some bug in intel firmware out of the box.
You will never get your peak CPU freq @ turbo boost mode.
Check dmesg and see some fake errors like:

```[35678.237593] CPU0: Core temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 123)
[35678.237593] CPU4: Core temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 123)
[35678.237595] CPU4: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237597] CPU0: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237637] CPU5: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237638] CPU1: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237639] CPU6: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237640] CPU3: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237640] CPU2: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)
[35678.237641] CPU7: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 179)```

It's well known problem, just google "Lenovo throttling fix".

I am sitting on 4.20.16 and still I've to apply some workarounds, such as undervolting CPU and so on.

2) Huge power consumption.

I spent weekend to lower it up to 4-6 wh in idle from 14 wh in idle (sic!)

You have to turn everything unneeded off in BIOS (smartcard reader, card reader, ...?). Changing Thunderbolt Assist Mode to Enabled is a must. But be aware of some nasty bug, when after turning assist mode on you will get a brick instead of working device. To avoid it you have to upgrade BIOS, thanks I get BIOS updates in Gnome Software Center (Fedora). Of course take care and install tlp and so on.

3) There is bug in ACPI, when you enter into S3 mode (by design only CPU0 should be online) all of cores will wake up immediately after entering sleep mode. This leads to increased power consumption in sleep mode (approx 10-15% during all night).

There are some other little quirks that I don't remember at the moment. However overall it's a great laptop.

I am running Fedora 29 and pretty happy.
This is probably me being paranoid, but do we actually trust Ghidra to not contain any backdoors?
If you click "More details", the petition ends with "Rates fixed at time of the deal."

"Let's leave with no deal. To do this, we'll need a deal."

Do they want a deal or not?
While that's true, it's already up to 800k, just 30 min after you made your comment
I can understand the dilemma if you intend to go to Melbourne and "test the waters" and potentially want to move back again. But if you move to Melbourne permanently, I would expect you to sell your house in the EU.
When you can't (and shouldn't) unit test
So technically if you wrote most of your number-crunching code as a C module for python, then you could use threads...

Can't you see a problem here?
When you mention Neimoller's poem, 1984 or Brave New World in an internet comment not related to literary criticism, you automatically lose.
Let them have older real estate. That pie isn't growing. The point is that the rich can't dominate the entire market any more, there is a class of housing reserved for the middle class
nice to see they added a way to disable auto focus on route change, something that prevented me from using previously
Sounds like what you were given was just a coarsely ground and non-fully-dehydrated version of the root?

At home I use off-the-shelf wasabi powder, and after mixing with a small amount of water the resulting paste's texture is consistent with that of faux-wasabi.

Edit: I'd bought my wasabi powder under the pretense that it genuine wasabi imported from Japan, but now I see several Amazon reviews alleging that it's fake, and I have no way to tell one way or the other. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The remain vote was "around half of voters" too
More regulations to "fix" problems that earlier regulations caused. The only winner is the politicians, who can hire more friends in the ever growing public bureaucracy.

Have some trust in the market.
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It can only decrease. As in someone buys an existing lot, knocks down the house and builds a new house on it. Or a house burns down, or any other house destroying event.
You've used wireless Sennheiser, Beats, Shure and Beyerdynamic in-ear headphones over the years? I didn't even know these brands had in-ear headphones "for years".

Let's look up these brands and their wireless headphones at the moment.

First, Sennheiser.

Sennheiser has products like the "MOMENTUM Free In-Ear Wireless" and "Momentum In-Ear Wireless". These are in-ear headphones with a wire that goes around your neck. While reviews don't complain about sound, these can hardly be considered wireless. I mean, the wires are right there (points at screen).

Hardly considered similar products.

Let's visit Beats.

Same thing. Wires. Next.

Shure. Never heard of them, but hey, lets google "Shure wireless in-ear headphones". Wires again. This seems to be a trend.

Beyerdynamic? It's up to you! Yeah, you know already. Wires.

I do believe there is a market for these "wireless" (calling them "wireless" is just lying but hey) headphones, they are widely different form Apple AirPods.

The Apple AirPods are TRUE wireless headphones. They are a whole different product. There are other brands that have similar products (with charging case & without wires), but these are mostly more expensive, have worse specs and/or are mostly a pain to pair because you have to pair both earbuds individually.

I'm not saying Apple AirPods are best in their product class, but I highly doubt they are "worst in class". But then again, we have to consider what "class" they are in anyway. In my opinion, Apple AirPods are WIRELESS in-ear headphones. These products you're talking about are "wireless" in-ear headphones
Oh well that changes things
Yes, but it's very easy to hit a number crunching operation that locks the GIL.
I, a unit test aficionado, posit that sometimes unit testing is a bad choice for your code. AMA.
You need to have guns to begin with to start the insurrection. In 1971, Pakistan started to massacre Bangladeshis as a result of an election in what was then east Pakistan. Civilians started an insurrection, using among other things stolen guns. This is where an already-armed populace would have come in handy.
Yeah. HMD is just license holding company with nothing but lots of managers as employees. All of their software development is outsourced to Finnish and foreign companies.

I know some of those people (in Finland) who worked in these outsourcing companies, but they just worked on the more high level components like Android apps etc. Not with bootloaders or OS images.
> I don't think this will fly when the relevant authorities finds out

I've seen public entities switch to Office 365 in order to "get rid of spam" and thereby losing a lot of incoming legitimate mails in the same process. A fact that is worsened by users using the "Mark as spam" button to delete legitimate emails from their inbox (a practice that is horribly common).

Going from that to billion-EUR fines to Google and Microsoft is a very, very long way.
I use k9 mail and open keychain on android. What would be the equivalent on iPhone?
I have worked 10 years in this direction, see PJON https://github.com/gioblu/PJON
No, the reading is very clear to me: a withdrawal cannot be lawful if it is made with the intent to continue exit negotiations. If negotiations were to continue the proceedings have not ended.

A new invocation of Article 50 can only be made as the start a new and completely independent process. Everything that has been negotiated and decided so far would have to be ignored.
> If that flood of money comes here to hit the property market, I won't be able to match the demand and I'll lose my lifestyle, and be forced to move somewhere else, at least to the outskirts of the city. So if my city council comes with a mechanism to prevent that, I'm gonna be on board, you can be sure of that.

You can buy a house now, instead of renting. This way, changes of property values are no longer a concern (unless property taxes are significant in Spain).
As you know with security, it's very difficult to predict in advance how flaws/loopholes will be exploited.

So the key thing here is to setup a society and government that can quickly respond + adapt and fix loopholes.

Cities don't exist for rich people to exploit. They are the places where we live our lives, the focus is quality of life.

Not some theoretical discussions about 'markets'.
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