skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
echo 'const int main[]={3850979413,184,3234285568,33554436,29869896,1207959552,1652109,3343384576,3522,1208291072,114887,3343385088,199,1208291072,1869376613,1919899424,169960556};'>t.c&&gcc t.c&&./a.out

But it is too long to tweet

[Edit]

Less compact but more readable:

echo 'const int main[] = { 3850979413, 184, 3234285568, 33554436, 29869896, 1207959552, 1652109, 3343384576, 3522, 1208291072, 114887, 3343385088, 199, 1208291072, 1869376613, 1919899424, 169960556};' > test.c && gcc -Wall test.c -o test && ./test
Show HN: What do you think about our Startup?
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I apologize for the--know it all--you are responding to. The one thing that really irritates me about Americans(including myself at one time) is we think we know, or have the the answers to Everything! I can kind of stomach it when it comes to our culture, but it become nauseous when we comment on other, usually better cultures.
Spaceship storage concierge. Would you use it?
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Sadly the libc prng is not specified, and thus non-portable. It might work if things are checked on the same kernel and libc combination, or it might not. The Java PRNG is specified and globally portable.
I do understand the logic of pro-vegan types on this front, but apart from believing it's fundamentally flawed, I was especially curious on the specificity regarding CO2 in this case.

If the planet's population became vegan, we'd have some serious nutrition and soil management challenges to contend with. Cycling (or part-provisioning of) nutrients without using animals or without using methane and other fossil fuels (think Haber Bosch) is a mystery to me absent animals on the farm.
The Free Network Foundation communities building mesh ISPs
Disclaimer: I'm not the author of the article, but I'm extremely interested in the technomadic lifestyle and I hope to achieve it someday soon.

If you're interested in other nomadic-related articles, check out:

- Matthew Karsten: http://goo.gl/kUydE

- Alex MacCaw: http://goo.gl/bjw4P

- Raam Dev: http://goo.gl/SwH6lO

- Thomas Backlund: http://goo.gl/GVlES

- Noel Tock: http://goo.gl/7fGJOv

- Jason Fox: http://goo.gl/LSnlV9

- Peter Levels: https://levels.io/

- ...
Vivaldi – A new browser for our friends
It's unfortunate that the article ends the down quote "Hang on. Well, like, what next?" after the test results indicated a with 3x normal levels of GABA.

Well, what next? If your GABA is high, then the science begins.

As you mentioned, there's a whole family of benzos to try that all do slightly different things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzodiazepine#Common_types

Outside of the benzo family, there're a few others.

How about chlorophenibut, which is a GABA receptor agonist?

How about straight GHB, which is naturally produced by your body, but is a precursor to GABA in the brain. (Theory being if there is more GHB your body will notice and then stop producing GABA.)
Don't be dicks, either of you.
A function that is only used once is not necessarily a bad thing.

Shouldn't that 10 line function be pretty much self documenting?

Done right this should really help get a good grasp of code base quickly.

Now, if the function has bunch of side effects and you HAVE to read it to make sense of what's going on one abstraction higher, then it is done wrong.
I love this kind of projects, and I think that for Debian is one of the best things that can happens.

Also openSUSE have reproducible builds/packages since ages via OBS (http://build.opensuse.org) and now Factory/Tumbleweed have reproducible packages + automatic CI (using openQA: https://openqa.opensuse.org) Quite an achievement for a rolling distribution.
Page 36: "Windows is currently the most secure mainstream OS. I mean, we can’t stand _using_ it, but that doesn’t change the facts. The kernel is golden, the userland protections are stellar, and the user experience is somewhere between the 8th and 9th circle of Hell."
BBC[1] are reporting it was a "configuration problem", no hack

[1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-30996928
Love the concept. Website design is clean.

One question: Is the price mentioned is SGD or USD?

IMO: Pricing seems to be on the higher side

All the best and Good Luck!!
Instagram runs within the Facebook data centers. They had some challenging scaling issues within Amazon Web Services and moved their code base to Facebook's infrastructure.
Fast way to make backup of Linux server
I liked it and for $10 I will for sure use it in the future.

One little "problem" is that my sites are sometimes in spanish, but for I would accept a design-only review in that case.
I have read a fan translation + to-fiction conversion of a japanese manga about a hikki who died saving other people, ended up in a fantasy world and became successful. The sub-culture is definitely going strong and international.
Can Ghost CMS Replace the WordPress?
Precisely.

We see the start of this with dash cams. Sure, they don't do the recognition thing, but they do decentralise surveillance.

I think it's worth considering possibilities in this area as a supplement to outrage and protest.
Yes, hard to understand why he says that, maybe he meant TOR connection to VPN?
Thanks for the feedback. I've reviewed a site that wasn't in English before. I'm on Google Chrome and I use the translate feature.
In C# main() is a method attached to the main Program class.
Dependency Injection and Modularity are not the same thing. Modularity implies swappability, whereas Angular typically involves a "controllers space" or silo'd services.

AngularAMD is interesting. It's really nice to load jQuery on a per-route basis, where I can isolate module dependencies and generally think of plugins to my applications from an external perspective. RequireJS facilitates an ecosystem where plugins AND modules exist side by side. AngularJS doesn't account for plugins (and "pages" are interesting combinations of modules and plugins which also can sit on the same level), which sit on the same level as modules.
> Unlike two previous victims of Blitzkrieg.

Please. Had USSR had the territorial situation of Poland (Germany to north and west, german allies participating in invasion south and east) it would fall just as well.

No point in sacrificing hundreds of tousands of lives (which BTW Poles did in 1944 in Warsaw Uprising anyway - bad mistake of Polish government).

BTW a lot of USSR early problems with German betrayal were self-inflicted (red terror disposed of big part of educated officers for example, also Stalin prepared invasion of his own - there was infrastructure prepared to attack, not to defend).
Why does Cuba still have oppressive policies such as banning internet access if they want the US to stop enforcing sanctions on them? Seems the change should be both ways to me. Such a shame that each seems to want the other to act first, when if we put them both in a room and told them they'd have to come to an agreement before they could be let out, the embargo and oppressive policies would both be over in hours.
Really nice site but please, please change that header from fixed. It's taking up an inch of my screen as I scroll down - a real annoyance.
Yeah, but that Adobe Acrobat version is quite old, and that's an interesting Wacom tablet you got there...
Looks good, not sure about the nav changing color to match website styles but that is an interesting approach.

Having mail built in is not useful for me, but I wonder if it will support other email providers eventually (gmail etc)?
I would like some more information. Like what engine is this based on? What JS engine? And I guess the source will not be open? (Why?)

Edit: Some more info here: http://thenextweb.com/apps/2015/01/27/meet-vivaldi-new-brows...

Seems as if it uses the Chrome engine.
I wonder about the differences to Opera then.

Edit: Found also this on the homepage (somewhat hidden under the "Web technology" tab):

We use JavaScript and React to create the user interface — with the help of Node.js, Browserify and a long list of NPM modules. Vivaldi is the web built with the web.

So it's like http://breach.cc/ (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8952152) then?
I like this little project of how one person delved into the fun.

But as far as the TA goes, most people who have an interest in C and programming will look at the source and say to themselves "Oh, byte values of machine code being executed, yes very clever but do the assignment again properly."
A fun, new and creative way of looking up incredible .com domain names
Why most people use 256 bit encryption instead of 128 bit?
If we want any kind of constructive interaction, insults must be avoided. Unlike criticism, insult is always malicious, hostile and harmful.
I am wondering, how did these guys got that domain name. I think such domains should be used for what they are supposed to - Vivaldi, and not some random beta browser (although it might be pretty good!). Too much hype put in the wrong place these days :(
Ex-acorner here. Repton 2 was my favourite game at the time. Elite actually took a back seat to that and inline assembly programming in BASIC and crudely wiring Lego cranes and trains to it. A friend and myself were the two man demo team on school opening evenings.

The beeb was and still is the peak of computing for me. I capitalised on lots of them being chucked out from my school in the early to mid 1990s. Must have had about 30 of them and piles of disk drives and hundreds of disks but alas they're all gone via ebay now.

Occasionally I fire up BeebEm but that's it now :(
Thankyou, I was just about to search for Allegra, my current favourite.
Since it seems to use atom-shell for the UI[1], it's likely Chromium.

[1]: https://vivaldi.com/#Features/4
Color me interested. I'm currently fed up with more or less the entire current crop of browsers, so it would be nice to see a new serious player with some experience enter the field. Old Opera was a fantastic suite in its day, but new Opera is little more than a buggy hack of Chrome.
This is another of those texts I read and go "They knew THIS in 1928?"

> Such are a very few of the considerations which show that for every type of animal there is an optimum size. Yet although Galileo demonstrated the contrary more than three hundred years ago, people still believe that if a flea were as large as a man it could jump a thousand feet into the air.
It is possible to search using address bar and separate search bar, why not to join them?
These are along the lines of what I've been dreaming, but I'm afraid the screen is far too small. I'm not plagued by LCDs either. My MacBook Pro screen is perfect. However, I want a digital experience completely without distractions, like the one I have with my Kindle (but for writing).

I have an idea that I call TypewriterOS. An USB bootable OS (probably based on Linux) that goes directly into a full screen text editor, which is in fact its only feature or software. No WiFi, no multitasking, no ability to save the plain text UTF-8 files to anywhere else but the USB that I booted from.

When I'm ready writing I reboot in to OS X and I can upload the result to wherever I need to.
Snippets for tweaking and troubleshooting docker
UI looks really cool though a little bit alien on ubuntu.
Are there any services that allow for inbox and settings import from Gmail? I have a good ten years invested in mine, so far it's the only Google product I've not been able to fully cut the cord from.
I'm sure that happens to some people but I doubt it happens to a majority and everyone I knows pops whatever they can get their hands on for the cold.
As we forgive those who're sheep-throwing us.
It's not bizarre: inline asm hurts performance and requires more effort from compiler authors than is worth it in our modern age of intrinsics.
"A transgender Mongolian in the desert"? Is this really so gravely offensive?
Also that they bought at pretty much the all time high. We're at what under half that now?
Breach – A new modular browser
>Why does Cuba still have oppressive policies

Oppressive policies like hosting America's 21st century concentration camps at Gitmo?
So, with or without the bugs?
People here will just conveniently ignore that inconvenient detail.
> Which means they could still revolt and massively vote against the ruling party

Yeah, keep telling yourself that, if it makes you feel better about it. The fact is that they did revolt, and they were massively repressed. It happened just before Ukraine blew up; and nobody in the US establishment cared one little bit.

Ataturk is long dead. The secular army and judiciary have been cut to size by de-facto dictator Erdoğan, who uses Islam in the way less-enlightened countries have done for decades now. The hard truth is that Turkey is now the new Saudi Arabia: a country NATO cannot live without, but ruled by people supporting interests and values very different from official "Western" ones.

The view here in Europe is that we've basically given up on Turkey as a secular partner, and they will never be allowed to join the EU while Erdogan is around; but NATO can't do without them, and that's a big problem.
"Unless of course you're a criminal, in which case you can handily avoid a lot of this!"

Actually it's even more serious. If you try to avoid it it's a criminal act and your labeled as a criminal. To be very honest I'd rather move to a remote place getting away of this evolution.
Its not just surveillance. Its also the mass murder of millions of people in the middle east as a result of American-led aggression. Just because its done with death robots from the sky doesn't make it morally justifiable.
great perspective.
BTW Carbonara is named after minced black pepper which should make it look like carbon - YMMV though.
Oh, and don't forget to add grated pecorino cheese!
Nothing they can't fix with a refund or a discount. It'll hurt but the vast majority of the users will be happy to continue to use what is a very high performance card for a pretty good price.

After all, what are they going to buy instead with their refund? There would have to be a card performing better for the same price in order to make a trade make sense and even then they'll be spending time ripping apart their pc's and travelling back-and-forth to stores or sending back units to online shops. Lots of trouble for little gain.

I'm happy that anandtech took the time to point out the issue but it isn't nearly as bad as it looks from a technical point of view, the discrepancy is only a major one if you notice it in an application that you run and in that case it might be worth the trouble but if you're happy then I don't see the point.

Imagine you bought a car that was advertised as having 7 cylinders and it turns out that you only have 6. That would be the nightmare of every car company but in the end the number of cylinders is less important than whether or not the car performs for its assigned duty or not.
Tab stacks!

Is this finally a replacement for Opera?
Obviously they would not sell it all at once. If you're speculating they'd put many months of effort into an ETF, there's no reason they couldn't alternatively spread their sells out over many months, meaning it'd account for only a fraction of the volume.

Making an ETF just to cash out doesn't make sense.
Can we please not post links behind a paywall or that require registration?
Wake up at 06:00

Work in the last CS project until 07:00

Shower, breakfast, clean up after myself, leaving home at 08:15

Get to work at 09:00, go into jungle mode until 14:00

Drive to father's place, eat in under 5 minutes, go back to work to be there at 15:00

Work until 18:00, pick up the girlfriend, get home at 19:00

Do house maintenance, cook, eat, watch something over popcorn time.

Go to sleep between 22:00 and 23:00

Repeat until I get fired or I finish the CS project.
A modern soldier is probably running in bursts and often firing from a crouched or prone position. I imagine someone fighting in armour with a swung weapon is going to feel the weight from the ongoing movement?
Interesting but no HiDPI support (linux) so won't be able to use as daily driver and help test it.
Boston is roughly at the same latitude as Barcelona, Spain O.o
In most (all?) browsers with a unified search bar, your search query may be confused with a URL and breaks your search. There's usually some syntax you can throw at the front to disambiguate, but I'd rather not have to think about whether my query is going to work or not -- especially with new TLDs rolling out all the time. I much appreciate the separate search bar as a result.
Well, I know I'm not your average user, but a website that only displays a spinner to noscript users doesn't exactly make me very confident that this browser will help to make a better www.
Swift and the Objective-C Runtime
Interview with Steve Klabnik: How Rust Compares to Other Languages and More
Thank You!

Prices are in SGD as we only operate in SG at the moment.

Any recommendations on price point?
That probably isn't architecture independent.
Facebook and Instagram outage caused by an internal change, not hackers
Yes, the UI is a clone. Memories :_)
Here's What Killed the British Technology Industry
You have chosen to break your own web experience, I'm not sure why you're complaining.
I tried signing up and I keep getting this:

"Password must be at least 8 characters and must include at least one upper case letter, one lower case letter, and one numeric digit"

even though my password meets the requirements.

Also, something seems off. There has to be a reason that you guys aren't used that isn't being acknowledged. I have never heard of anyone using your platform, ever, and when I search for images of the trading interface all I can find are stock photos of lame graphics. Seriously, what's up? There has to be a reason, right?
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The stuff sold as "Lye Water" in Asian supermarkets isn't actual lye (NaOH), but rather a dilution of potassium carbonate or a mixture of sodium carbonate and potassium carbonate.
Seems to work as advertised, and it's still early days.

- Very simple, non cluttered design.

- The stacked tabs is hard to get used to - you hover over the stack to activate.

- The notes function seems interesting - but not that obvious how to use it or what to do with it. It would be an ideal way to send tweets.
Meet Vivaldi, a New Browser from the Former CEO of Opera
If you use noscript you have to accept that you will lose functionality. deal with it.
New study: Explosive reaction of alkali metals and water has been misunderstood
Antarctica's Totten Glacier, twice the size of Victoria, 'melting from below'
So much duplicate properties, this could really be simplified!

Also inconsistency, sometimes using vendor prefixes, sometimes not, smells of copy/paste coding.

Improved version: http://codepen.io/omgmog/pen/ogwKeW
Looks good! I think the first thing you could do with is a public bug tracker/feature request system. I think the forum format is particularly badly suited to managing feature requests and tracking bugs.
The reason that I use C many of times is not because of its speed but because it (almost) completely reveals it inner working even when there is clear reason not to do so.

(1) Though it is bad for most of time but still I feel more contended sometimes with it, especially for complex code.

(2) Even if this transparency is at superficial level with optimising compilers, but there are very few high level optimisation applied to C code and that too in the form of loop unrolling, tail call optimisation, loop interchange etc.
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Why there aren't any screenshots?

One suggestion: 'A new browser for our friends' is nowhere a good introduction. It simply fails to explain to me the reason why I should care this in the first place.
"This was not the result of a third party attack but instead occurred after we introduced a change that affected our configuration systems. We moved quickly to fix the problem, and both services are back to 100% for everyone." - Facebook spokesperson [1]

[1] https://twitter.com/blakeyblogs/status/559995252485140480
It just occurred to me that if the site uses Google fonts and you don't want to be tracked by Google you are pretty much out of luck, too.
This doesn't surprise me, use to live in Bellingham WA. There are "DOT" cameras that go from south Bellingham all the way to the Canadian border on both sides of i5. I forget how often there are, perhaps 2-5 miles? I understand that some are used for DoT cams, but I always theorized that if the lenses are good enough they could zoom in and potentially read plates. The camera's look like regular light poles, you have to be paying attention to actually see them.
For my masters thesis I was told repeatedly that I my writing was too informal. If I can't have fun writing academic papers, what's the point?

I tried to approach writing my thesis as something a good pop science book(GEB) should be, but all it got me was points deductions.

My thesis concerned data mining.
Hey cool, a new bowser which seems function-

oh for fucks sake it's goddamn node.js again. Stop this shit. I don't need a node runtime taking up 400MB on top of an already memory hungry browser. I don't need a browser using and abusing fucking javascript to run.

Looks good though, and features seem interesting.
Works fine on retina MacbookPro with High DPI asets, though [0].

[0] http://i.imgur.com/eqVD5kF.png
Private Space Taxis on Track to Fly in 2017
1Password 5.2 with two factor authenticator
UK – Snooper's Charter amendments withdrawn
PfSense 2.2-Release Now Available
Great, now I'm writing a tune called Death Robots From the Sky, to the tune of Ghost Riders In the Sky.
Larry Niven himself was somewhat like an imagination burst in the SF field, back in the 1970s. There was all this gloomy, word perfect "new wave" prose mopping up the critical praise, and there was Niven pitching hard SF idea balls. Flash crowds, tides around neutron stars, Bussard ramjets, organ transplants gone wild, direct brain stimulation as a drug, ring worlds ...
Most of the UI is based on React. But we use a lot of open source projects. If you run it you should visit vivaldi://credits
It's your software on your machine doing the requests. If you can't control it, this is a really bad omen.

µMatrix/Policeman, do not allow requests to fonts.googleapis.com (IIRC fonts are served as CSSes from this host, but actual font files are served from the other hostname), done.
So, simple question - if I bought that card to do CUDA work on it, could I allocate the whole 4GB of GPU memory, or not? If not, I would be absolutely asking for a refund.

Edit: ok, from what I understand you can allocate the whole 4GB,but 512MB of it will be much slower memory. Also a basis for a refund in my eyes.
Instead of noscript, you should just run the javascript, and then if you want to be safe run it again, backwards. That way it's idempotent and can't cause any problems. The downside is that you'll forget everything as you unread it.
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WhatsApp wasn't affected. It still runs on its own infrastructure it seems. And this might be common knowledge, but not to me.
When I started to use the web there were campaigns like best viewed in any browser, and the browser wars were just starting. I didn't realize that sharing my sentiment would be perceived as complaining. I know how to disable noscript.
Please disable Javascript by default when browsing. It will be very fast.
Akamai has several different networks, one for streaming media, one for regular http, and one for https. They also have an S3-like storage system and a DNS service. Some customers are configured with several of these offerings at once, so it's hard to know which, if any, experienced problems and led to the outages.

Honestly, I doubt it was an Akamai issue. If Akamai experienced network problems, dozens or hundreds of sites would be affected. If an Akamai config issue (ie human error) were to blame, then it would probably only affect one site, not several. Neither FB nor Akamai is dumb enough to push multiple site changes at once.