skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I couldn't agree more. After spending many years working with LLVM, which is at its heart a C compiler, and understanding why it has to do the sometimes-terrifying things it has to do to get C to run well, I've become very paranoid when writing C or C++. My C/C++ code is as boring as possible.

(In fact I try to avoid writing C or C++ whenever possible these days; undefined behavior in the language is too pernicious and unfixable without breaking compatibility. I think both languages are approaching obsolescence.)
No, the magnitude is not a measure of shaking. There's a comment elsewhere in thread that talks about some of the details.
California earthquake: Larger 7.1 magnitude quake hits
Having recently been doing some web development, I'd argue that JavaScript's design (even today, despite some modern additions) is so conducive to undebuggable spaghetti code (i.e. this ) that there really are no good parts.

Sometimes the technology is objectively the wrong choice i.e. compiling javascript to native code (Not a JIT).
This smells fake news by countries not interested in citizens using encrypted communication.
I encourage you to checkout the background of the security "main researcher".
Thanks! So you're looking at roughly £15 a day in overall costs. (Maybe a touch more when you add in maintenance and repairs.) It's interesting that if you had to pay the congestion charge or for parking, the scales would easily tip twards the train. So in conclusion, it's really too bad the transit tickets in London are so expensive since it's clearly pushing a lot of people to drive instead.
> In reality time with young kids is about mundane things like making meals, doing homework, playing what they want to play, trying to coax them to help with chores that you need to get done, finding craft activities to deflect them from screen-time etc etc

There is little evidence that any of those helps your kid, you do it because you want to not because it is needed.
Your accomplishments don't mean anything in the ultimate sense anyway. Nothing is permanent. The universe will eventually cook itself to death.

When it's your turn to go, how you feel about the matter will make no difference. So I say enjoy the 4 days off.
To me "I don't know" is a very apt choice. It makes the point clear that indeed reading the code does not allow you to know the result, which is quite a pitfall.

In your comment you are jumping from "I don't know", which is the first step, to wanting to explain why.
I couldn’t find it inspiring, only heartbreaking and anger-inducing. It makes me so geared up to think how shitty the world is to some people who have done nothing to deserve it and so generous to some who have done everything to not deserve it. Just one more reminder of how the world really feels like one wretchedly sick joke concocted in the mind of a wretchedly sick fuck.
dig a hole and line it to capture water? Honestly, from my anecdotal observations this single intervention will drive insect populations north fast.
This is interesting, how do the summaries work? By the way I have just added a “salesforce buys tableau” article and the summary of my source link doesn’t seem to work.

Here: https://news.hoxly.com/story/165
Roman Fort Excavation in England Reveals Lost Road and Ancient Mine
No, you're just not grasping the difficulty here. Every time you introduce a new vocabulary word, you add cognitive load to learn that definition. Google "what is hosting" and you will get even more confused when they start talking about servers. Then they add extras: privacy guard, mail, SSL, even just getting a domain. To complicate things more, if you ask anyone vaguely technical for help, they will start talking about how you're getting ripped off and recommend S3 buckets and FTP access etc etc. These are not simple things; and I'm not saying all that to say oh, there's some idiots out there that can't do it; I'm saying this because when I built my own website, at 17 years old and with absolutely no CS background, my personal experience was that it was a very big learning curve and I think the average person just will not make it.

With a platform, you just... write. And it just works.
It even falls in the desert some times, there’s just not features to retain it.
That's what I started out with. Pretty useless. Blocking the entire ASN is pretty easy and most won't care what is what.
As I had Type 2 diabetes for a short time after a flu and because I studied veterinary medicine, I can assume to have a bit more data than you.

The assumption that there is no glucose used by your body when you are eliminating it from your diet is flatly wrong.

Firstly eliminating glucose and anything we can make glucose from (carbohydrates and protein) from a sustainable diet (= not using up your reserves) is next to impossible.

Secondly even when there is no protein and no carbohydrates in the diet, your body will claim the protein from your muscles and turn that into blood sugar.

Thirdly, some tissues in the body, especially the brain, just plainly need glucose. The body will make glucose, no matter what, even at the expense of destroying itself.

There is a lot of hype, marketing and simplification around ketogenic diets. Not all of that translates down to the actual physiology. Ketogenic diets are beneficial to diabetics, fasting will lower insulin tolerance, whether you are a diabetic or not. This is well known, and research is going on. There are even indications that fasting leads to more insulin production in Type-1 diabetic.
Really? For me it's more beige, and I'm swedish.
The problem is "we don't like mosquitoes" so we have eliminated their breeding areas, consequentally we have eliminated the breeding area of a host of other insects. So, now we have no insects, so either we put up with mosquitoes or we put up with environmental catastrophy, or we come up with $newidea that solves the problem. Do you have an instance of $newidea to avoid mosquitoes?
Man... just woke up, checked HN as usual, and now I‘m up in tears.

Communities like the ones from Elite Dangerous or EVE Online really tend to shine in such moments. I‘m... I don‘t know what else to write. Dang it.

o7
Interesting - I've never heard of that, can you point me to some specific instances where that's banned?
Love this idea, and the implementation. Well done.
Well, hold on there: natural selection is not always so simple. Older adults take care of their own as well as the extended family's offspring, providing a mechanism for selection.
Northridge was horrendous, but I personally didn't suffer any damage other than a book-end falling off my properly secured shelves, and my cat taking a massive piss right in the middle of the floor. My roommate and his girlfriend survived the mirror over their bed crashing down on them somehow, but other than that .. no worries. A well-built house.

My neighbours - well, lets just say that by the time I got my senses together to go outside and inspect things, they'd already packed all their shit and their kids into the SUV and were moving back to Oklahoma that instant, no time to wait - they GTFO'ed out of California... their house wasn't even that damaged, apart from its chimney laying in the street, like every other brick chimney in the neighbourhood ..

Northridge was wild. I'll never forget the feeling of walking around Hollywood that morning, looking at the kitchen and toilet sections of apartment buildings that had their walls stripped off them, like some bear had ripped open a beehive to get to the goods ..
> I often wonder why there isn’t a great movement toward a reduction in working days/hours in the modern workplace.

There are voices saying that. You can find some on almost every HN thread about work. This is a tricky topic, though, because our society has a deeply ingrained sense of deriving one's self-worth and status from the job they perform. A sentiment that was once critical to our survival - now, arguably, less so.

> Modern society should be solving for this.

There are attempts. 4-hour workweek. People (like myself) switching to remote work to reclaim time spent commuting. Individuals seeking FU money. Proposals of UBI. Regulations around paid vacations and parental leave. It's messy and slow-going, and things probably won't change until there is a cultural shift in our relationship with work we do.
One great thing about sbcl is you can put (declare (optimize (speed 3))) at the top of a function and the compiler will give useful feedback when it can’t optimize something and suggest type hints to improve performance.

I’m not a optimization wizard, but I’ve been able to get some very impressive speed ups this way, in combination with some attention to how my code is written.
Not a minor detail :)
I come from Vietnam. People fight hard for inches of space. The country has dispute with bigger nations about tiny islands. They'd fight to the teeth. It's very irrational. I think land fight is highly related with survival instinct. The more threaten one feels, the more they'll fight for land.
I guess things didn't end up working that way today. Or maybe the 6.4 prevented the 7.1 from being even stronger :(
Can automotive trade marketplace get in into YC?
Please what is the possibilities of an automotive trade marketplace get into ycombinator?
I can't stand Factorio and find it too tedious and exhausting, which is probably related to why I find coding to be a chore, despite being a talented software engineer.
Either don't use C, or use C and avoid UB with Sanitizers and skill (i.e. using a typedef'd that you guarantee that the size of x is ...)
Or like the one from Norway from a few monthes ago, where the parents did not know he had friends until WOW players meet up in his funeral and a lot of players around the world mourned him in the game
https://www.bbc.com/news/disability-47064773
I still had my analog clock set at 4:31 for months after Northridge, it kind of served as a reminder to me that quakes happen, plus I was too lazy to retrieve the batteries that rolled under the bed .. but yeah, 4:31 is burned in my mind too. Occasionally I'll be up in the middle of the night and 4:31 will roll past, and I'll lay there thinking about that quake.
The site has a crazy number of invasive and distracting ads! Including a video ad which plays on every page! Not sure how did this come to the number one ranking on the front page!

This looks like a better resource on the topic: http://www.catb.org/esr/structure-packing/
Interesting, but one could easily read this as being "Nature will heal itself, we don't need to do anything".

That's not quite what's happening of course. Nature will adapt to whatever changes, and that may bring things back to the way they were. Or it may take off in a completely different direction - possibly one unsuitable for us.
This is the language we still choose to trust our credit cards with.
After living and working in multiple countries around the world: in the USA its easy to make money. In much of Asia there is a huge amount of corruption, and in the EU a huge amount of needless tax and regulation, and in neither areas (apart from a few Anglo countries) is English spoken as the official language.

In the EU companies spend a lot more time optimising their tax situations (for the founder and employees) and cannot easily hire or sell products across borders due to language barriers. The EU needs to adopt English officially and individual EU countries need to adopt English as an additional official language and allow children to be instructed in it
Could you go into a little bit more detail regarding the movzx? Aren't 32-bit registers always zero-extended on x86-64?
Both. Malware archives tend to have bad hygiene when it comes to file formats and these out of range date integers could also probably be chained into an exploit. Some C date parsers in zip userland might not expect a month of 13 or a minute of 62 etc.

That said, some software works on the basis that if you can't imagine the exploit then there's no point making a fuss, following Postel's "be liberal in what you accept".

But it's better practice to be strict with invalid data and let someone else imagine the exploit for other parsers that are less strict. At worst, you surface implementation bugs quicker and fail fast. At best, you stay safe. Malware authors are more imaginative than library authors. Implementing the spec is hard enough. Tolerating deviations from the spec only opens up gaps and creates ambiguity, fertile soil for exploits.
Isn't the Kessler effect partly about creating further junk from a cascade of collisions? Even if the "junk" were to re-enter the atmosphere eventually, how long would that take? How long would access to space be cut off before the junk were to clear?
Just in Humor - Khaki color is the color of the general landscape of your country. If you are in the North Pole, it is 'white'.
What happened to proof reading? I do not understand how the second paragraph of a major article in the LA times could have an error like this:

"Scientists said it the fault causing the quakes appears to be growing."
Not everyone considers physical activity interesting, or anything but a means to an end - healthy body and healthy mind. For me, any form of exercise is definitely work.
putting aside CMU (a lot of people wouldn't be able to get into it), what would you recommend for someone getting a Software Engineering degree to get into low level security ?
I am doing quite the opposite as of now! I am an art conservator, mainly focused on antique furniture (and sometimes building new furniture as well) and am currently in the process of becoming a software developer. If you put these two jobs side by side, at first galnce you would not think they have much in common. But they share the same attention to detail, the problem solving process, the building of something that wasn´t there before. I look forward reading how you are progressing. Happy building!
so the take is do not have a job before working for Huawei. If there is someone working for American company before joining Huawei, American government is linked to Huawei :D
Sure. Here's an in-depth explanation from Fabian Giesen: https://gist.github.com/rygorous/e0f055bfb74e3d5f0af20690759...
Didn't notice. Then again, I do browse with JavaScript disabled. The page looked quite nice to me :)
In Polish it’s the same as in Japanese.
There's a lot of wrong-headed antipathy towards improving cycling infrastructure, which is really frustrating, given that it's a low-cost way of making a big difference to quality of life.

I recently read a nice article laying out some of the misconceptions: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2019/jul/0...
Get off HN right now and go and make your bug-out bag.

It should contain all your valuable documents, medication if you need it, first-aid kit, spare water bottles, emergency food and water for 5 days, backup cell device, etc.

Nobody living in a quake zone should be content with themselves unless they have a proper bug-out bag prepared .. you don't want to be fighting for scraps in SoCal after a big quake.

(I once watched two little old ladies - grandma's - beat the shit out of each other in a 711, fighting over the last bottle of water on the shelf..)
Parenting, except in the case of unwanted pregnancies, is a hobby. Culturally it has a sort of special status but in the end it's another hobby that one decides to commit to. It's a choice made that this is going to be your mostly exlusive hobby for the next several years.
This is timely! I'm walking the same route as well. Albeit towards bespoke little furniture. How did you decide on Etsy?

1. Did you ever consider setting up your own e-commerce site - Shopify/WooCommerce/Snipcart?

2. Do you mind sharing what kind of CNC machine you use/like?

Cheers on those lovely door signs!
What would we write drivers in then if C was obsoleted?
Well Firefox team is now becoming my Batman
and so 97 VPN products may fall under single digit organizations, big one being NSA!
The Northridge quake and its aftershocks screwed with my sleep patterns for weeks. Every single time an aftershock fired up, it was a no-sleep night that day.

Its very important to work on ones mindfulness during quakes.
I thought the model 3 was basically 60k if you put in minimal accessories. How do they compare on that?
Do you write articles on practices at work ? I'd love to see [sb]CL usage in the field for real rather than in books :)
That's not a huge problem now that we have GCC and LLVM. The real issue is that the generic-ness, and optimisations, of them makes them pretty damn slow for non-performance critical code.

Writing a basic backend isn't a huge project for a language backed as thoroughly as Go. D, for example, has a non-GCC/LLVM backend which isn't as fast but still does some advanced optimisations (but compiles at warp speed)
Read the article and stop with the personal attacks please! Boeing's dangerous business practices are well documented.
I live in Utrecht. During peak hours there are so many bikes on the street that small traffic jams form near traffic lights. I cannot imagine the disaster if all these people would have taken their car instead. It simply wouldn't fit.

I also love the fact that in most parts you could still take your car. But most people don't, as taking the bike is the faster and more convenient option.
I don’t think you can actually buy them. Or the wait is over a year.
Looking at the documentation; "sapply" is itself a wrapper for "lapply", and will do a number of different things depending on what arguments are passed into the function or not.
Galilean cannon?
What I heard they launched them ASAP because otherwise they would lose spectrum license.
Yes, but there is no real production so you can’t get one.
#BREAKING# :John SUFFOLK (Huawei CSO)- former British goverment CIO ，Andy PURY (HUAWEI VP )former US Defence contract. It abviously means Huawei work with UK/US government.
Mississippi forbidding stores from calling veggie burgers “veggie burgers”
Without checking who wrote the article I can see they're from the US because of the tendency to view everything just as profit/loss.

Newsflash: there are things money can't buy. Even the credit card companies said so :)
It helps that a Tesla battery can basically power a house for several days.
Had the same thought! Perhaps he should hold a randomized trial instead -- for every review draw from [1, 6] and add that many reviewers. Although he'd also have to keep his "pinging" behavior consistent...
The only thing that matters in reality is the investors making a profit. If nuclear out competed other generation on that basis it would be everywhere now, regardless of whether it was safe or not. cf Hydroelectric. A dam destroys more land for a far longer time than Fukushima has left contaminated today. And as for deaths, dam failures have a truly horrifying track record: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dam_failure 100 people died just building the Hover dam. Yet we are likely to see more Hydro, not less.

You don't see nuclear for one reason: it's high risk with low returns. It isn't high risk because nuclear reactors regularly go bang. It's high risk because a plant has to operate profitability for 40 years in order to make a return, and 40 years is too far out so safely predict anything. 40 years ago there was no internet and global warming wasn't something we knew about. The plant going bang is just one of many things that could render it unprofitable. There could be fuel supply problems (cf Iran), or the demand could move away (eg, a aluminium smelter could close down), or a cheaper technology could come along, or an earth quake, or a tsunami.

The new designs in the article seem to solve some problems. Being tow-able means if the current market folds you can move it somewhere else for example, and being small means there is less money at risk. But geezzz - 4 years to build. In 4 years it is possible the price of solar or wild could drop by 40%.
If you read the vishnupuran there are various stories of how khastriyas (warriors) became teachers (brahmins) and vice versa. Even ashwatamma was called the son of a brahmana, his father was Drona, a Brahmin, but he was referred to as a son of a Brahmin because of his alliance with the crown prince Duryodhana and deeds he was determined more of a warrior
This seems like a good place to ask. Are there any free and reliable services to notify you when your website/web service is unavailable?
read 'excuse me sir, but would you like to buy a kilo of isopropyl bromide'. Gergel proudly tells of doing exactly this in The USA. Some kid started to mess with it and got a nasty accident, if I remember correctly
pcwalton might have an opinion :). He is Rust lead designer.
Lower latency internet backbone for cross continental links. Latency around the world via satellite is less than via optical fiber, since speed of light in fiber is much less than in a vacuum. For AWS, it's a huge selling point for many customers if they can offer lower global latencies than anyone else! Think of all the algorithmic traders, the canonical example.
The Otherworldly Sounds of a Giant Gong
I'm impressed. This should be awared when programming on embedded system.
Speea engineer breaks silence on Boeing's MAX 737
Twitter has also been refusing to load tweets in Firefox for Android (on T-Mobile USA), instead showing "Please wait to refresh". Its like they think I'm DDoSing their infra, rather than trying to view a tweet every few days...
How Tmux Starts Up: An Adventure with Linux Tools (2014)
just sent an email. really hope we can get early access. As director of operations, i love all of your directives.
Beige in north America, not in English.
We're talking about preexisting systems. inodes are already tweaked up during build to highest, and we monitor similar to how you suggest via a checkmk script. If the apps running were ours we could make changes to make them clean up better or store through other means, alas this is just something you have to handle when doing break fix response on 100s of clients making their own decisions.
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I hereby propose "Goodwin's Corollary": "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Child Porn approaches 1".
There is little evidence that feeding and activating your kid is helping them? Homework? There's little evidence that your kid ought to do their homework?

Or did you zero in on the screen-time statement and really meant that there's not much evidence as to how damaging screen-time is for a kid?
I wouldn't want to own a car that can't be repaired locally.
Thanks for pointing this out. I guess fzy's primary goal is path matching which might explain this behaviour.
It's still a conscious choice you made at the time. Maybe uninformed about the kind of commitment it was but still a choice to spend your free time for several years this way rather than learn to sculpt wood or build model cars or whatever.
Euler's Disk
Yep, I wouldn't like my daily horoscope be wrong because of these satellites.
So you think the only non-free time you have is when you're working, and possibly commuting? Nobody is paying you to sleep, so it should count as free time too, right?

It's pretty clear what the tool means by "free time". It's time not otherwise spent on activities that are either required or recommended for a healthy life.
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