skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes obviously you would just choose not to submit those irrelevant PRs to this extremely overpriced linter (it's not a code reviewer)
No, that's BS.

There are well known cases of genetics and cybernetics being banned for ideological reasons during Stalin's time. Scientific books and articles of convicted 'enemies of the state' were dangerous to possess in that time too. Some scientists used ideological 'arguments' in scientific debates which were dangerous to argue against.

But all that, AFAIK, ended after Stalin's death in 1953.

Moreover, I've never heard anything about mathematics in this regard.
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> Instagram app is essentially a browser to use IG's private "web" of content google has no access to.

Search engines are meant to index the open web. IG's public profiles are still being indexed by Google. Google is winning the data game from an ad-tech point of view but not loosing it.
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If you search for these example domains in the network traffic logs of any largr company you'll see at least a few hits. This is a security issue because people use example code, copy pasted into prod code which mostly does nothing due to the domains not resolving or not hosting the appropriate content but if an attacker took over these domains they will expose a ton of companies to an attack.

I believe example.com or example.org exist specifically for this purpose. I hope those of you who write documentation keep this in mind,especially when your example domain has never beeb registered.
I'm yet to see a C++ project that compiles as fast as a C one.
Tcl (libtommath):
https://tio.run/##DY85akMBEEOv8utUGmnWswRXxp0L4wUCIWf/mVLD6E...
Can't lie. It's entertaining to watch people like you get emotional over a piece of technology.
This just means another paradox of fake liberal ideology is showing.

It's not surprising if the strategies such as diversity quotas are not effective. Because they're not meant to be effective. They're meant to virtue signal. Ergo they are meant to only redirect people's anger towards an ineffective end, not to create an actual improvement.

For another example, take a prevailing narrative in fake feminism that continually tells women they are disempowered victims. This doesn't help bring balance, it only helps disenfranchise women.

Of course, if that were true, why would anyone believe any of these narratives such as diversity quotas? Because they provide the fake victim fake payoff: there's something very compelling about not having to be responsible for your problem but instead being able to blame someone else albeit incorrectly. It's very satisfying and an effective means to redirect anger towards a ineffective but satisfying ends. It's very compelling for people and gets them hooked.

Another place these fake payoffs are used to manipulate people is in terrorist recruitment. You can sublimate raw economic issues and individuals dissatisfaction into blaming and hatred towards another state, you can create armies of willing footsoldiers.

I'd suggest there's a further parallel between armies and the "Twitter armies": legions of ideologues willing to crucify anyone who dares disagrees.

So it's not surprising these so-called strategies do little effective. they're not meant to, they're meant to preserve the status quo. And they do that by the simple psychological mechanism of redirecting people's anger towards something ineffective.
References:

- Paper: https://spderosso.github.io/onward19.pdf

- Dejà Vu Platform: https://deja-vu-platform.com/
If it has a messaging system, it will be used for illicit sales. Doesn't matter what system it is.

If it's popular, doubly so.
> Like that the world of computer engineering is currently full of Brogrammers that females know it is best to stay way clear of

I'm a middle-aged white male who's been working with software development for 25+ years. I don't like being around the typical dev shop - the culture isn't usually much of a fit (whether 'bro' or 'sci-fi' or 'gamer' oriented), often a focus on 'free beer!' and similar 'perks' - so much so that I stay way clear of most typical software/dev jobs. I can pass in those environments (and have), and it's still uncomfortable for me - it must be 10x worse for people who are that much more 'other'. :/
This is an interesting topic that came up recently. I like playing the board game Othello. Whenever I get the chance I will try to teach people the game.

I don't let them win. I of course tell them what good moves are (and why). Perhaps I should lose on purpose to get them hooked?

PS: One of the cool aspects of Othello is that it looks like if both players play a perfect game, it ends in a draw.
We generate source code into a "src/main/generated" directory. IntelliJ picks it up like any other source code with proper Gradle configuration and we ignore it with .gitignore.

Only downside we've found is it can be a pain with searching for references in Github and you have to remember to generate the code, but for the most part it is seamless.

I guess how you manage it depends on your IDE, if you can configure it to work nicely, and how much the generated source changes/needs to be read.
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I think it's more a not-American thing. Norwegian and Emirates have free WiFi, along with several other non-US airlines.

It's only free in business on SAS, BA, Air France and many, many others.

https://www.edreams.com/blog/in-flight-wifi/
Here's a quick one (of many).

In every dropdown menu you've ever used, the currently selected item pops up in the center of the control. The other items are arranged above and below the currently selected item.

https://i.imgur.com/H7Mrs6B.png

Craigslist's view selector instead lays out the items below the control. "List" is always placed within the control, despite not being active. To select "List" you need to click what should be the currently selected item.

https://i.imgur.com/UPlljil.png

Completely unnatural experience and still trips me up every time I use it.
Another (agruably better) option is to use Dlang's betterC feature.

https://dlang.org/spec/betterc.html
“When she gets distracted looking at cat pictures”

This is not the behaviour of someone who is comfortable and enjoying their job. Has anyone reached out to your female colleague to ask if everything is ok. What their goals and aspirations are and how the company can help them reach those?

Could you all just be sitting back watching a team member fail not helping because of their gender and your fear of talking to them / management about them?

This whole situation could it’s self be a manifestation of sexism. Not even intentionally.
A big (by NZ standards) teleco CEO, Theresa Gettung was famously quoted as saying “What has every telco in the world done in the past? It's used confusion as its chief marketing tool. And that's fine”. She was rightly pilloried for this, but the honesty is admirable.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&...
Bullshit. You are vastly overestimating the "intelligence" of this overpriced linter. It mechanically detects patterns. See this example: https://d1.awsstatic.com/re19/Screenshot_Catch-Code-Issue_2%... The kind of human-level artificial intelligence that you're suggesting this would have, is science fiction.
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yes, but with the new one there are situations where you can't correct a mistake once you see it.

just start with a backtick escaped piece and then try to add extra text at the beginning of the line...
IMO the intent is to say that they wouldn't unpublish anyone just because they create content around LGBTQ. However, if they violate any other rules, then they will go through the same consequences as a not-LGBTQ content creater would go through.
Your browser can do it...

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Capcom Home Arcade update server (and process) is insecure
at teh government owned hospitals, do people still use "insurance"? or is it free at the point of use? what criteria applies to treatment there, limitations etc?
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Nice personal site. I like the design.
> If you’re going to defend oligarchies (US, France, UK) I don’t know what to tell you but ‘consensus’ and ‘majority view’ are definitely not the keywords here.

The catastrophic effects of most (all?) revolutions that wanted to change that should really be emphasised more during history lessons in school. Without it, people are clueless as to the dangers of trying to change the status quo.
I used to agree with this, but having spent a while in a very good C++ project (by C++ standards), even if we try to always forward declare and not include any unnecessary headers in headers, we still have a clean debug build time of 30-40 minutes.
Even changing a single line in a cpp file, will still take around 30-40 seconds at best with incremental builds.
I think long compile times are in the eye of the beholder, but often it feels like people have just gotten used to unnecessarily long compile times because they've forgotten how fast computers are and how fast a compiler should be for most of the work except for maybe some of the more complex optimizations in -O3.
It kills productivity, and should really be a much larger focus than it sometimes seems to be.
I've worked in a couple of small-mid size companies, and in those cases, while the engineering team themselves wasn't really 'bro'-ish... the management kept trying to introduce that sort of culture, I think as a way to try to get us to ... work more? better? attract newer/younger/cheaper devs?
That's what people said about music and films too. You don't want to be the next Jammie Thomas.

This is an existential threat to the deep-pocketed likes of Elsevier et al. They will use the law to make an example of anyone too close to their sphere of influence; so if you are in the US or the EU; support the efforts of LibGen vocally and loudly, and contribute anonymously, but don't risk your neck to the extent where they can get a hold of you.

There are plenty of ways to support the effort safely though. Make sure people who wish to access scientific papers and books know where to go, and make sure your elected officials know about the need for publicly funded science to be published free of charge, open access, (retroactively too).
I am not even sure that developers around me know how to do concurrency, since moving to micro services.
If you go with that kind of thinking, then I would say that they also mostly own location data. I'm more and more regularly seeing ads on my Google Maps, so it seems they are gearing up on monetizing that too.

Even with being locked out of that silos, I wouldn't be too worried about Google, as it seems that it barely hurt their income streams.
You're reading a lot of things into my original reply that just aren't there.
When this was first announced, they claimed it was using a source available emulator that forbade commercial use. Now it seems it was released without any security around the update process.

How does this happen in 2019?

(https://kotaku.com/the-emulator-in-capcoms-home-arcade-is-st...)
I remember seeing a PostSecret about it (but not referencing trypophobia by name) when I was in college ~2008.
Life is not a game, and capitalism is not consensual like playing a game is.

I don't believe, for instance, that farmers suiciding after losing their farm should be likened to sore losers.
Broadly, 20% of GDP already goes on welfare [1]. Government tax take is about 40% of GDP [2], so about half the taxes that corporations "pay" [3] already go to poor people to spend on their products in some sense (if we neglect benefits-in-kind).

I'm sure companies would love to be able to give poor people vouchers rather than paying their taxes but I don't think that's a great idea. This study is primarily saying that cash is great because it's fungible.

[1]: https://data.oecd.org/socialexp/social-spending.htm

[2]: https://data.oecd.org/gga/general-government-revenue.htm

[3]: scare quotes are because all taxes ultimately fall on human beings, whether that be through shareholdings (pensions), suppressed wages or higher prices.
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You can edit your comment to fix it
Unfortunately what you consider to be a joke for upvotes, is something I see as a major business threat, and a downside for any future deal with google.
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People who can't play games against people who are better than them are over-competitive and lazy! It's more fun when you play against skilled players, you learn more! I've never understood that personality trait, and I love losing at Dominion!
> Why do we place the blame and assign malice of intent to those who have little control over the constraints?

Some people presume that billionaire multinationals could spend some of their cash fixing the pipeline problem by convincing a few thousand women to take up coding.

More precisely: while technical proclivity and skill are obviously not uniformly distributed across the population, some people believe they "should" be more uniformly distributed than they currently are (because those things can correlate with wealth/power), and that whoever has the power to fix a gender imbalance in wealth/power-probability has the responsibility to do so.

Aside: Interesting how people push for these demographics at software companies but not at elementary/middle/high schools. Maybe if we solve that problem (which is literally just a matter of salaries) then there would be more openings in the tech industry for women and other under-represented groups.
free market is not always consumer friendly, regulations can save lives
Somehow it feels like Google’s soul died years ago, but was hooked up to life-support. Reading that Larry leaves Alphabet would be the equivalent of just unplugging the life support on Google’s soul.

And to be frank: this scares me.
All memory allocations in Rust follow a `malloc`-like API that ends up calling `malloc` and similar at some point.
Because we treat mental and physical work differently.
One feature i like in go (weiqi , baduk) is that you can have an handicap system so it is possible to enjoy a game with a weaker or stronger adversary.
Minesweeper in Elm
In India, Westerners are fuelling a gender affirmation surgery boom
Not even close. This is simple mechanical pattern recognition. It's an overpriced, overhyped code linter. See this example https://d1.awsstatic.com/re19/Screenshot_Catch-Code-Issue_2%...
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More interesting page, IMO: https://cforall.uwaterloo.ca/features/. Personally it has a bit more than I would be comfortable adding to C while taking the similarity stance they are. Are there safety improvements planned with regards to bounds checking?
No, this isn't about how much you can burst -- the maximum concurrency is still the same.
Because they're designed for 24 hour, 7 days a week use. Components like power supplies will be far higher quality.

Many of them have integrated signage software too like MagicInfo and have video wall capabilities etc.
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Or they should use a static website and handle any amount of traffic on a $3 VPS :)
With memory management, the question is often when and how to release resources, not how to get untyped memory from the operating system.
This closes the gap on running ECS on spot instances. It's still a little more expensive on Fargate (9 cents/hour for 8 cpus vs 8 cents/hour for a c5.2xlarge), but it's close.
> One would need to dig deeper to get a really informed opinion.

There are a ton of security experts who have indeed dug deeper, and came to the conclusion that it was Russia.
It seems like there should be a notification after the fact so legitimate domain owners have a chance to reach someone who is in the know.
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Yes, but slowly.
Here's the discussion from 2018 [0], which has some responses from people involved with the C-for-all project.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16657385
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I would say that it's not an act of war against Samsung but South Korea which should be a difference.
I almost started up a brewery. At the last minute I thought, "What job do I want in this brewery". I went through all of the normal jobs: brewer who does all the physical labour, bottle washer/filler, sales person, etc, etc, etc. I didn't want any of the jobs. What I really wanted to do was to devise interesting new beers. As a home brewer I did that weekly. As professional brewer I would be lucky to do that seasonally.

I realised, "This is not a job I want" and gave it up. All of the successful brewers I know (and I'm lucky enough to know quite a few) really enjoy building a business. Brewing is what they do because brewing is cool to them, but their real passion is building the business. I had a lucky escape, because that's just not my thing.
It might not even be that hard. The TV could just broadcast a Bluetooth beacon and your phone will automatically send the details to Google/Apple where your locations can be tied.
I'm guessing a pretty significant minority of HN's users maintain offshore seed boxes to get other copyrighted content and for them it might be pretty trivial to add partial peering of libgen content.
How should B verify their email?
I guess by clicking on a link they receive via email?
In my test, B received no mail. I double checked in spam folder; I've tried with A and B two gmail addresses.

Something else: Let's say I am 84 000th on the list, and a friend joins in, so I am 83 999th. Then during 3 days I don't do anything.
Question: Will I stay 83 999th or are new people arriving in the meantime and sharing a lot going to pass me, and I will finally be moved back to 90 000th?
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Actually, real interest rates on eg American government bonds haven't been that low by 20th century standards. We saw much more negative real interest rates before. Especially after taxes.

https://www.minneapolisfed.org/article/2016/real-interest-ra...

Nominal interest rates however are very low, because nominal GDP growth is low.
Snail mail is a social network. I think the OP meant online social networks, though.
Not really, passional about language design and safety, indeed.

Some of us care about advancing the state of art, instead of being stuck into the ways of the past.
If you're just playing to pass the time, why does it matter if you lose to Steph Curry or not?
Has this whole thread forgotten about the concept of moderation?

Most people don't like to play only against much weaker players, nor only against much stronger players.
Wall Street hires people from all kinds of degrees all the time (though not for the purpose of diversity). I’ve worked with fund managers who majored in Japanese history, astrophysics, a lawyer who clerked for SCOTUS, and even a former professional card counter who dropped out of college.

I thought the tech industry had pioneered the idea that a degree shouldn’t be the yard stick that all potential hires are judged against. And yet every time there’s a discussion about diversity in tech it’s the first excuse brought up. Suddenly a CS degree is a necessity.
> I wonder if they’re deliberately insulting my intelligence.

They are, but in cases like these you should always ask yourself if you're the target market. Frankly, if you're not the one deciding whether to adopt Slack at your workplace, you're probably not...
Ideally something that doesn't need a credit card to register, yet has paid tiers to allow scaling up if there's demand. A prepaid credit card sounds like a decent idea; if I had less money in my TransferWise then I could probably use that.
My experience with Emirates wifi has been terrible though even when paying.
Before I proceed...are you sure and how sure are you? Would you like to entertain a bet against that nonsensical zero of yours, as if you actually know this.

I am always fascinated by deducive ignorami who pretend to have done the research, like yourself.
That 20% includes a lot of social spending that isn't necessarily spent on the poor like social security and medicare.
Because there is no excitement or any possibility of winning motivating you to even pretent do put effort in
That argument doesn't hold water. You don't need to be an intended target or a country for something to be an act of war.

If North Korea drops a nuclear bomb on China, and the nuclear cloud does collateral damage in India, that's still damage from an act of war.

Acts of war are excluded since insurance is designed to spread cost for isolated events. If my house burns down, everyone chips in to rebuild it. You can't reasonably insure widespread events. If an entire country is demolished, whether by war, flood, or other large-scale natural disaster, insurance would just go under.

Things are murky here. But not for those reasons. We can start with there not being a war, continue into covert ops not really being the same as war, and keep going for a while. I do think insurance SHOULD pay for this one. But it's not that simple.
Well Sergey did get mentioned in a Q drop 3644 the day before he resigned. If you don't know what that is, don't bother googling it.
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This works beyond a scale of 1, e.g if you want to be ready for 100 concurrent invocations using ping it’s quite difficult to do that I imagine.

Also presumably more reliable.
With the 5 minute ping the underlying container will be reprovisioned every few hours. At which point it’s a race to see whether the next ping comes before the real user request to swallow the cold start.