skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not quite: there's still a 1:1 mapping between ASM and toggling in binary and the front panel. But even C abstracts the stack away.
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FDP is member of ALDE, which is the liberal democrats party. They are in a historic low in the polls recently. They are also part of the federal government coalition right now.

The FDP has most of the time been a very small party in popular votes, but are still seen as very established, since they traditionally join a coalition with another larger party (recently mostly CDU/conservatives), and so becoming a deciding factor, more so than their share of the vote would suggest. At the same time they are in most elections in danger of not winning any seats at all, since most elections in Germany have a threshold of 5% as a minimum you need to gain any seat via the proportional vote mechanism.
It was felt throughout south India I believe and there is a tsunami warning
I agree with you, but what irks me more is the disingenuously of it all: "We'll take care of the rest".

So basically I sign up a friend to receive petty "gifts" that some third-party chooses on my behalf with absolutely no thought given on my part whatsoever. How is anyone supposed to be happy about that?

And on the receiving end of the deal, if I receive a 2-dollar present for ten days straight then I'll be looking for the unsubscribe button.

The idea behind this startup - bringing random acts of kindness into social networking - is noble, but I feel as if they need to rethink their strategy a bit.
I recommend PwdHash [https://www.pwdhash.com/]. It has extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, and I have not yet had a site complain about its generated passwords.

zxcvbn assigned my generated password for their site a crack time of ~21 million years.
That was the title he gave to the article.
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Wow, I did not realize that "no-permission" apps can read any file on the SD Card, I thought they at least needed the standard SD Card permission which I now realize is just SD Card write. I think that Android should implement some path-based security on the SD Card, although I guess that might be hard with their current model where I don't think any of the permissions have any arguments.
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Absolutely. Entering a government after they first get into the parliament would do them no good. They first need to establish themselves, before they can govern.
Looks very good. Any plans to come to Android? Will get it if you do :-)
For what it's worth, the article actually says the magnitude was 8.7 (at a depth of 33 kilometers), not 8.9 as in the title here—not that it matters much.

I hope it doesn't cause as much damage as the one in 2004!
here is the exact warning with all affected areas:
http://ptwc.weather.gov/ptwc/text.php?id=indian.TSUIOX.2012....
Spies for our side are cool. Spies for the British are also cool, as long as they don't spy on us.
Reading the entry - it isn't.
It's basically the same thing.

What is different in germany, though, is that the discussion here revolves around forcing private sector enterprises to have specific (government set) quota of women in their leadership (or else be punished by the law).

Affirmative action in the US seems to revolve more around not negatively discriminating against women when making hiring decisions, but not forcing government set quotas on companies.

I can't quite imagine the US government interfering with private enterprise in this way.
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This is good news. But I am not sure yet if I would vote for them (usually I do not vote). Their economic policy seems not mature enough or too much towards an even more socialist State. This is what is now failing us in most of the western Europe.

I would really like to see some groups against copyright/patent madness AND against public spending/over taxation madness we have been struggling with for the last decades. Unfortunately, it seems that in Europe those ideas tend to polarize between 2 'very' different groups such as left (and not even all) for the copyright thing and right (and not even all) for the taxes thing. And that's why I do not vote.
You are missing some information needed to value these options. You need the vesting period, expiration, some measure of volatility, rate of return.

I really don't understand why companies do these tiny option plans. No one is going to kill themselves working nights and weekends just so they can buy a new car or something in ten years. Does it really matter if the value is $50k or $150k? You want a plan to become a major holder in a successful business. 20k options are wonderful if all you ever see yourself as for the next ten years is a rank and file employee. Personally, I would just ignore it and find some start-up partners. It's table scraps. Its like the owners saying "if you help us make hundreds of millions of dollars, we'll maybe help you pay off your crappy condo"
As pointed out by @sakai I am surprised there is no mention of sample bias. I wonder if the results where adjusted to account for over- / under- representation from certain geographies, especially non-english speaking (e.g., Beijing) who probably never heard of SGP, much less used their Startup Compass.

Otherwise all good. By far the most detailed comparison I have seen of different locations and beats the pointless VC dollars per capita argument being touted at conferences and all over the interweb.

I guess at the end of the day it is a personal or team decision depending on many factors (connections, market, investors, family & friends ...etc.) but the more information to make that decision the better.
Thank you. But original question still stands...
The one in 2004 was 9.1. Quite a difference considering that scale is logarithmic. Since then lots of infrastructure and processes are created to evacuate people and issue tsunami warnings. So people are at least better prepared.
A good comment on reddit about this : http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/s42xj/87_earthqua...
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Can anyone explain to me why time to Singapore is so far off, though it seems very near to the center.
Can't you make a button which you drag / drop on the bookmarks bar in stead of all the steps you've written?
I think this is excellent news for everyone involved. This frees up Ubuntu's development resources to focus on Unity (which I like), and provides a more stable revenue stream for Kubuntu.

While Kubuntu was reliant on funding from Ubuntu, there was always a (admittedly minor) conflict of interest, and Kubuntu was always going to be a second-class citizen in that respect.
Well, I can think of one conspicuous counter example from the world of banking - the RBS acquisition of ABN Amro for £49 billion with practically no due diligence and which almost destroyed RBS (which would had caused utter chaos had it collapsed).
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The earthquake produced horizontal movement, which is not likely to cause tsunamis.
Brilliant? I thought such words were not to be used on HN titles.
Wise rule says "Don't tweak efficiency until needed". Since we have fast CPUs/GPUs and faster are made very often tweaking efficiency is less needed. I think this rule is sometimes overused, but what can I do? :P
Anyway, there are still people that know much about internals even if they don't use it at work. :) Currently I code in Perl and can tell you something even about pageing internals. By the way we had quite nice class on it on university. :)
Shouldn't everyone just vote for the party who he likes most? Voting for a party has also long-term effects that you have to consider. Also in Germany every party gets money for each vote and so on... the coalition aspect is just one of many...
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I suppose not using any apps at all is the only option at this point :-(
well i have bad news for you.
the only party in germany that is really pro free market capitalism, the FDP, is on its way to obscurity due to severe policy missteps.

All the other parties embrace, as we call it here, "social capitalism" to varying degrees.

So, in germany, you mainly have the choice between several "left leaning" parties.

When measured by US standards, most our parties are "socialist".
Oh no. I was getting used to being able to buy hard drives again. :( (I feel sort of bad that "what supply chains that I care about get disrupted" is my first concern with most disasters)
> I don't want to spend days reading - once again - how to draw a line on the screen or render a web form or use modules or do any of the stuff needed for a non-trivial application all before I get started.

This is why I gave you the link above.

This particular scheme comes with all that included and easily accessible. It's quite simple, just check that out. And the editor is, IMO, A LOT better than Eclipse (though I may be biased, I despise Eclipse).
When I submitted it, the news was 8.9. Then they downgraded it, fortunately... The article is still a bit bare, but it's being updated.
the waves have to take the way around sumatra. that takes time ...
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I find that message misleading. The xkcd comic does have a point, and thus should be taken seriously. (Despite the obvious downside that those passwords take longer to type, which is why I still prefer short, cryptic passwords.)

So a better message might be:

"Don't follow the webcomic too closely. :)"
Things to be angry about:

* caring for hard drives over people's lives
* confusing Thailand for Indonesia

Trollbait?
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Ask HN: How Do I Get Started as a Freelance Web Designer?
This might seem like a silly question. But I really have no clue. HN seems like a savvy group of people and I'm sure plenty of you are freelancers of some sort. So I was wondering if you had suggestions.

I've tried looking around for sites that connect freelance designers/programmers with people looking for designers. All of the sites out there seem quite sketchy.

So how does one go about finding clients and making connections?
You can even participate if you are not a party member.

And that's what their long term vision also includes:
Large scale, direct, participation (using digital means) of many people in the political process.
They call this concept "Liquid democracy"

See here for more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delegative_Democracy

http://liqd.net/en/
The rule of thumb I'm using for password management ... if losing everything means you'll lose your passwords, then that's not good password management. But you also need unique passwords for each service.

My passwords are generated using HMAC_SHA256( global password, domain_name, salt ). My global passwords is a 7 words phrase, contains capitalization and 2 words that are not in the dictionary. Each password generated is unique for each website and reasonably long (settled on 32 chars).

This is not perfect but works well.

Related to your problem of usability ... I use Firefox on my mobile and through Firefox Sync I get all cookies synchronized from my laptop. Meaning that I am rarely required to enter passwords on my mobile.
> The tsunami, which washed away entire communities, caused nearly $10 billion in damage

So.. like 10 Valley start-ups? It's insane that livelihood of hundreds of thousands people in south east Asia is worth less than a few clever (and properly executed) ideas in CA.
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Never

1-5 per week

5-20 per week

More than 20
Tsunami in Indonesia can affect Singapore and Malaysia (and Thailand); Singapore/Malaysia is where a lot of the undamaged HD parts plants were, after the Thai flooding. I think the Indonesian plants were for arms (used by both WD and Seagate).

Also, a lot of other electronics assembly happens in Indonesia.
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Sure hope tsunamis won't be as big a problem this time as they were in 2004.

That would really suck for everyone. I'm all the way here in Europe and in my mind that tsunami thing was "a year or two ago". Can't imagine how recent it must seem to everyone actually involved ...
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I suspect that the advent of light-weight virtualisation and sandboxing (LXC, seccomp, NaCl) allows language implementors to provide the interesting properties of Java — security and ease of deployment — without being barred from compilation to native code. That only applies to Rust and Go, Ceylon is a JVM language and D has been around since 2001; also Rust and Go are quite different languages, even in the memory department.
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That's okay as long as the account is inactivated after 3 failed login attempts. Which is, of course, only sensible for banks which have local branches where you can re-activate your account.

For a pure online bank this would be irresponsible, indeed.
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In the tech industry we definitely make celebrities of the wrong people. I can't recall a single other industry where journalists are the top-tier talent attraction, and I can't explain why that is. The closest in influence is perhaps the top editors in fashion - but otherwise we are in a league of our own (I have seen small-time contributors to Techcrunch get mobbed at tech events).

I have watched new tech bloggers starting out in the right direction and then getting dragged in by the mob to insert themselves into the story. The entire context of tech journalism shifts from reporting the facts to reporting on them reporting and before you know it every half-wit tech blogger has their own column where they endow the world with their opinion of things. Before long they are opining as 'we' - meaning they are speaking on behalf of everybody else (which for me is a lot worse than the worse style of 'I' editorial). There are more opinion-style journalists in tech than there are straight up reporters, and that says something.

And it is the entire audience that is culpable, not just the lovers, but the haters as well. If your intention as an opinion journalist is to get a reaction from people, then the haters are participating and perpetuating just as much as the fans are. I know a lot of tech bloggers who would furiously refresh the comments after they post the piece and look forward to the hate as much as they look forward to the applause. A lot of them intentionally rile up their audience just to get that reaction - sometimes even publishing a point-of-view they don't believe in just to get that rise out of the haters.

It may be because the real heros of this industry are less accesible, so we turn those who we have ready access to into faux heroes and villains. The movie and film industry has privacy invading gossip pages for readers to get their gossip fix from, they also have regular movies and awards shows. We don't have that with Zuckerberg, so we do it to whoever is next in line.

You can't observe tech gossip or talk about it without participating in it. All you can do is completely ignore it - but ignore it without saying that you are ignoring it, because that means you really aren't ignoring it.

I don't think that will happen though, there may be less interest in some stories at times but the gossip will always be there, it is part of human nature. We just gossip about the wrong part of the industry in tech.
Not average SV startups, to be sure. Only a rare minority end up being worth $1bn each.
If you want ultimate performance yes.

In modern architectures there are lots of places where you can get way faster, just by organizing your data in more cache friendly ways, or the way the data is layered across registers and memory regions.

You need a language like C++ for these type of optimizations.
Many mailing lists are doing that by default, too.
I couldn't understand why the startup of which I was a member, which was 2 years old and sold for half a billion in January wasn't covered in Tech Crunch. I guess this explains it.
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That article is dated 10 January 2012, different quake.
Just to clarify: my commute home is twice as long as my commute to work, so that 20 minutes is for a walk just over 2 km.
Beijing should be #2 on the list. Understood that it's tough to get data due to the language barrier, but for such a gigantic hub like Beijing it's worth reaching out to some people to really drive that data collection next time around. I'm happy to help in the future.
Not sure if Mongo has this feature, but in many classic SQL databases, per-user views can be created which act like tables, but are actually "the user's view into that table".

This would mean creating database user accounts on the fly for people, but it would resolve this problem (as long as the views are secure).
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It's been well-known for several years now that FB's privacy settings (and the arbitrary changes to how they work) is a pain in the ass. If you haven't noticed this by now, that's your fault. If you have noticed this, still want to maintain a FB account despite it, and don't keep close watch over your privacy settings, it's your own fault.

Would it be nice if FB was less of a pain in the ass about this? Sure. But the reality of the situation is quite clear. We're responsible for realities, not for how we'd like things to be.
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Of course there is. I don't think it will happen, however. Google Plus already demonstrates rich in-browser video teleconferencing. I think that's the way to go.

It should be relatively easy to build a Google hangout client with nothing but HTML and a WebKit+plugins engine.
That's all fine and dandy until people start MitM injecting malicious shell scripts with 'YES' as their first line...
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Hmm.. seems to work fine for me.
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Sure, we can criticize all we want, but it's unlikely FB won't change without some form of government regulation (which I do not welcome, for the record). Given the assumption that FB won't change, it's each user's individual responsibility to track their privacy settings if they want to maintain a FB account.
In an egocentric way, that is.
Unique idea, Andrew! I'm also currently exploring the gifting business. Are you leveraging affiliate marketing?
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With any other service when such changes are made you are required to opt-in.

I sincerely doubt that's the case. Most services explicitly state in their ToS that the service can change at any time and it's the user's responsibility to stay abreast of those changes.

That just has potentially scarier implications with a service like FB.

This is what pisses me off about most people: an unwillingness to take personal responsibility for your actions. You have a FB account. You know there are privacy issues around FB. You have three choices: 1) get FB to change so those privacy issues aren't a concern (unlikely to happen, but here for completeness), 2) deactivate your FB account, 3) keep your FB account and monitor privacy settings, be careful what you share, etc.

Those are your choices to make. If you pick #3, and you get bitten by a privacy change that you missed, I'm sympathetic, because it really does suck, but it is ultimately your fault.
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How do you handle authentication and authorization in real-world apps?
You can't say it doesn't matter much as the difference is exponential
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I have a lot of respect for the Pirate Party and I wish they'd put up some candidates where I could vote for them, but I have one question: how will they do "more citizen participation in political decisions" and avoid policy being set by tabloid headlines, and conservative populism. The basic problems of mob rule.
Send his ISP a DMCA takedown notice? That looks like it would meet the terms of the challenge.
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You could distinguish you position from simple apathy. Show your discontent by voting in blank (protest vote) or other minor party.
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They still exist in the US, they are working "embedded" now. Embedded has made a huge jump in the last 15 years from custom OSes or no-OS to now COTS RTOSes/Linux. Even the embedded guys lament the newer guys can't debug an ISR anymore...
Good point, though the more I think about it the issues are tricky. Access to the app's own log seems like a reasonable convenience (since the app could have recorded that anyway). On the other hand, there are cases I can see (e.g. confidential documents in a word processor) where you don't want the app developer to have access to everything you do with the app (which is what giving access to the app's own log can easily turn into).

The nice thing about the crash reporter case is that even if the crash report is ready-to-go the user still gets to decide whether or not to send it, so they still have direct control. Perhaps the right line would be an "own log" permission.
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