skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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CLion 1.0: Let’s start the countdown
Same reason as America: it's all being done in secret, in Brussels, and the national governments are not being consulted, let alone (ha ha!) the public.
Google/Earthlink crashed and burned in SF in 2009.[1]

[1] http://www.sfgate.com/business/article/Google-a-victim-of-Ea...
presumably the country code + phone number is your username... but I can't see the tutorial videos while the site is struggling
Looks cool but the 'About' part might be 'too much' for the average Joe. I'd put it in layman terms if I were you, maybe make a simple diagram...etc
Urghh... I hate these articles that list bad examples of salt use and then doesn't explain the reasoning why exactly these are bad. Just trying to prove to the world how smart the author is. Maybe he doesn't really know how to explain it?
A slightly less obfuscated and somewhat more normally formatted version:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <assert.h>
enum {I,O,V,A,L};
int n=44,i,c,T[M]={L,A,8,A,2, V,0,L,L,V,
A,30,L,A,2,V,0,L,A,5,A,7,L,V,0,O,
A,14,L,A,2,V,0,L,A,5,A,2, V,0,O,O,A},b,s;
typedef struct _{int t,r; struct _*e,*n;} C;C*e,*f,*l,*S[M];
void x(int l,int u){for(;l<=u;T[n++]=T[l++]);}
int g(){i--||(i=b,c=getchar());return c>>i&1;}
void d(C*l){!l||--l->r||(d(l->e),d(l->n),l->n=f,f=l);}
int p(int m){if(g()){for(T[n++]=V;g();T[n]++);n++;}else
T[m]=n++&&g()?(T[m+1]=p(++n),A):L,p(n);return n-m;}
int main(int t){char o;
b=t>1?0:7;T[43]=p(n);i=0;
for(t=b?10:26;;)switch(T[t]){
case I: g();i++;assert(n<M-99);if(~c&&b){x(0,6);for(T[n-5]=96;i;T[n++]=!g())
x(0,9);}x(c<0?7:b,9);T[n++]=!b&&!g();break;
case O: t=b+t>42?(o=2*o|t&1,28):(putchar
(b?o:t+8),fflush(stdout),b?12:28);break;
case V: l=e;for(t=T[t+1];t--;e=e->n);
t=e->t;(e=e->e)&&e->r++;d(l);break;
case A: t+=2;f||(f=calloc(1,sizeof(C)));assert(f&& s<M);S[s++]=l=f;f=l->n;
l->r=1;l->t=t+T[t-1];(l->e=e)&&e->r++;break;
case L: if(!s--)return 0;S[s]->n=e;e=S[s];t++;break;
}
return T[t+2];
}
I think quite the contrary it can be quite enough and it should not be spoiled with an SQL engine.

In which case it is a bit silly and you get the worst of both world.
> that image not found error is given as an auth error message!

404s are pretty common for that. Github, for example, returns "not found" pages for repos you can't access.

Edit - however the login process is quite awkward, though set for improvement.
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Doubt any firm would even consider remote interns unless you want to "intern" doing data entry. Getting you caught up would take a tremendous amount of resources that is just not worth the effort.
How come I never hear any talk of building a new water pipeline from Alaska.
There's an XKCD for that: https://xkcd.com/1053/

As far as I'm concerned bcrypt took the term for a concept that is generally understood to be deterministic (hashing) and redefined it by adding the randomness in by default.

That was probably a better call than trying to introduce a new term and a new hashing algorithm at the same time; but it's also asking for the exact long-term confusion you're complaining about here.
if it will truly be evergreen as they promise, then it doesnt need to roll out completely bug-free, because things will hopefully get fixed/patched continuously.

i'll take that over the inter-windows-release stagnation and long tail legacy support we have to deal with today.
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Is there a reason you want to work on an open source project?

If you're a beginner, why not start your own project based on something you personally need?
Using Turbolinks to hack JavaScript's beforeunload
VirtualBox 5.0 Beta 1 released
* It is free software, or rather, the client they recommend is Linphone, an existing open-source VoIP client.
* Specifically, the value add is an introduction/routing layer over SIP. They recommend connecting via Tor.
* The encryption is stock ZRTP.

In comparison, Signal/TS is free software, but uses novel crypto for text messages. I believe RedPhone/Signal voice is still just ZRTP. RedPhone/Signal will convert the SAS code to two frequently-amusing phrases, whereas LinPhone will just display the raw code.

There doesn't seem to be an easy way to use RedPhone with Tor, or to anonymously register with RedPhone, though I could be wrong.
It's hard to imagine every service in your infrastructure implementing SSL would be more secure than a single VPN tool. You are very optimistic about the difficulties of getting security right.
If users picked really good passwords, full sentences with high entropy --- would we not need to encrypt them?

Sorry I think you already explained this, I'm just swimming. I probably should have basic CS understanding to be in this conversation ....
Really like that they added a way to store time intervals as python timedelta objects. Previously i think the best approach was to store a number of seconds as an integer and then calculate the number of minutes, hours etc.. yourself.
We also seem to be losing the first component (soil). At least we're going to have plenty of sunlight left.
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I've tried both with and without the country code, but the SIP client fails to register. The server could be overloaded, tough — perhaps I should try again tomorrow.
Were you commenting on the article or some specific comments here? I'm not sure, but I thought your comment was talking about the article ...

If you want to take issues with someone specific views, then do so, but don't make a generalization like you did on a viewpoint that wasn't really even stated by the original post.

And posting some out of context quotes give me very little go on, the discussions you can have about this should involve a little more nuance than random text bites from user comments that come from people from all sorts of backgrounds and political leanings.

My general point, which seems to have been completely ignored in favor of attacking my use of the word 'strawman', is that discussing income inequality doesn't have to devolve into an us vs them argument, that it has a lot more to do with what sort of society we wish to foster and build. But you seem content in holding on to the former view.
http://cassandra.apache.org/

I'm not sure why Apple would prefer FoundationDB to Cassandra for this usecase.
If you have some knowledge of web-apps, you can work on:

https://github.com/autolab/Autolab
I'm not a pilot. But did anyone else read what he wrote about the steps of descending to prepare for landing and even not understanding all of the terms (which he intentionally left as acronyms as if that means the reader is incapable of understanding the idea. I've always hated this 'trick' to show people how smart you are.) think too yourself, "that actually sounds rather basic and easy."

Because I did. And I also thought, shit, I can automate that with a raspberry pi.

We can certainly argue over whether having a pilot is a good thing or not. But to say that it's impossible to fly with "autopilot" only (which may be true with 1970's technology, but certainly not true given the technology of today), seems rather short sighted.
Kev's Tanties – The Scala Programming Language
I've had it happen even on imgur and seemingly respectable news sites. I would expect to get an "Open the App Store?" dialog, but I suppose people find ways to circumvent that.
This exists in plenty of places. See the comment below yours.
Carrying coconuts, or not?
This sort of local development work sounds like a project for Bill Gates.
First one to pay icann money obviously.
Elaborate on said quirk?
Some great things in this release:

- official Jinja2 support, and a generic template interface

- native postgres fields

- uuid field

and it is an LTS. Time to get upgrading.
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Their SQL layer architecture is indeed chatty.

If I remember correctly they were doing/planing a lot of optimizations like:

1. delaying requests a little on purpose to take more advantage of batch requests

2. fancy techniques to improve join locality (based on Akibans previous work).

These two go hand-to-hand.

So in a good enough network (aka not any public cloud) it'd probably work reasonably well up to a point.
Build it :)
They have a huge desalination plant coming online soon in San Diego.[1] There are about 15 others that are proposed. With California's vast coastline and huge concentration of population along the coast, it seems logical to build more of these plants. However, they do use a lot of energy (which could be supplied by solar and wave power) and may have deleterious effects on sea life in the vicinity of the salty output. But what choices do they have, really? Until people move northward or eastward, as you suggest, or other ways to conserve are implemented, they're in a very tight spot right now. I think desal is the best option.

New desalination technologies may also provide the key, such as the RO/PRO so-called "reverse osmosis" approach[2]. The Israelis have a giant plant "Sorek"[3] that is purifying seawater on a large scale and using advanced technology to reduce the energy cost and improve efficiency. So there's some hope for this approach to providing purified water on a large scale.

1. http://www.mercurynews.com/science/ci_25859513/nations-large...

2. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/02/150217144246.ht...

3. http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/534996/megasca...
Stock is different. Your stock certificates in Apple don't increase or reduce the value of other stock certificates you own just by their proximity and configuration.

To put it another way, if you own common stock, and later develop some of it into preferred stock, does the value of your remaining common stock also go up? If you have shares of Microsoft also, and those certificates are next to the Apple stock in your safe, does your Microsoft stock benefit from its proximity to Apple stock certificates rather than, say, Hewlett Packard? Suppose someone else places some of their Facebook stock in a safe next to your own. Do they benefit from their proximity to existing Apple stock? Do safes full of penny stock drag the value of your Apple stock down?

The fact that something is real property means that it has a direct impact on other peoples' property around it, especially in how it is developed(or not). I would say that there is an argument to be made for deincentivizing sitting on land as a "real estate investment" without using it to benefit the neighborhood it sits in.
Perhaps because FoundationDB is ACID compliant?
You know you can enable multiple keyboard languages in Cyanogenmod, right.
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The rule of thumb with dilution is that you probably shouldn't worry about it too much unless you have to take a down round. That's when your investors' anti-dilution clauses will kick in and eat away at the founder/employee pool (their dilution protection comes at your expense).
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When you are just starting out, you don't know what is normal and you can't tell whether the project is poorly run or whether you are just bad at programming and should give up.
Nebula is shutting down
Annotations are a actually great idea if they are all in cloud by default and attached with my social IDs. Then I can follow friends, family and people and view their annotations on web pages as I surf the web. For example, I'm visiting a restaurant website and my friend already annotated with menu recommendation or better direction. The feature can turn every web page in to a wiki. That would be a killer feature that can get viral.
Tup[0] does similar tricks to trap what files the compiler reads to automatically determine dependencies. Not as magic as Ekam though.

[0] http://gittup.org/tup/
Cathay Pacific does a water check at the gate for flights going from HK to the US.
> My point is really that I am not even sure what I would
> expect to happen in such cases.

The same thing as happens if you just delete the parent element from the source (if we ignore for the moment selector matching and inheritance).

> with what seems to be nominal, if not decreasing, gains.

display:contents was pretty commonly requested by component authors who want their component to fit into a larger layout framework (flex, grid, table) as more than one layout unit. I agree that if you're not trying to author components it's of pretty limited utility.
I just hope that times when freezing of IE meant that whole OS got frozen too are over. Anyway the design is very clear. They had to redisign it this way because whole Modern UI (metro) is based on minimalism, simple shapes and typography and MS will for sure try to include this browser in Win 10 mobile version. But I'm afraid of plugins which can totally ruin the fresh look and also other things like bookmarks... Anyway if in MS they want to get back on the top then they have to do their best and I guess they know that and attractive design can't solve everything. Mozilla and Chrome are really tough competitors.
Yeah - brute forcing is really only a relevant attack if the number of possibilities is fairly limited (even with a really fast hash). Scrypt output is likely to be effectively random (if salted) - and without salt, you'd need to build an expensive (but potentially feasible) rainbow table of possible scrypt output.
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America’s higher-education system is no longer delivering all it should
Yeah, and one major function of HVAC is to draw humidity out of the air.
Interesting. Mixed use is often touted as a way to reduce dependence on cars and promote local economy.
I skimmed that study, but it looks like all the samples they tested came from the same guy, and they didn't actually test putting people in MRIs.
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Keeping MODX Relevant – Part One
This is a good idea, but be sure to clarify that you are a beginner and are looking for mentorship. Otherwise you might get a response that contributions are welcome, but no guidance.
Contrary to your statement the Governor of California lacks the power to do almost all of those things. In particular you can't just apply a market system to agricultural water. Most of those growers have contracts with the federal Bureau of Reclamation for their water. This is the Central Valley Project that ships water from the Trinity all the way to Kern County. Much of the rest comes from the California State Water Project, which involves contracts between the State Department of Water Resources and various other agencies and parties.

Both of these contract systems are full of outright fraud and mendacity and you can certainly call into question the moral foundation of the contracts, but under our system of laws these contracts are fundamentally untouchable.
How many HTTP status codes should your API use?
Keeping MODX Relevant – Part Two
Even better, I would recommend looking at the Google Code-In organizations. Those communities are specifically set up to deal with new inexperienced contributors whereas many GSoC orgs simply are not: https://www.google-melange.com/gci/org/list/public/google/gc...

The GCI orgs all have loads of tiny tasks spelled out that can be completed in less than a day too.
Why are they fighting them? I only see one negative thing on that list.
http://www.android.com/one/india/
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Your level of energy for programming does sound pretty impressive compared to mine. I will admit that if everyone else has energy to churn out patches willi-nilli, worries about whether they would get pushed would not be a non-issue. I'm not so sure that's true, however.
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I am also suspicious of the claim that a fixed salt+password hash scheme is "just as insecure" as a no-salt password hash scheme. The salt (unknown to the attacker) has to add at least a few order of magnitudes more security just by turning "password123" into "somesalt65634734password123" right?

Just from the added password length alone it has to be "way more" secure, right? Would love some professional crypto opinion on this.
Those all seem like pretty reasonable things. But how on earth aren't there already tax breaks for water efficient appliances? That seems like such an obvious and trivial improvement...
But why do you even want to punish? There's already a cost associated with doing nothing with the land! Why do you consider it's not enough?

Imagine a world where if you take a day off (or just slack off). You not only don't get paid, but also receive a negative salary because 'punishment'. The punishment would also be proportional to the salary of comparable individual (not you, other people). The more they work, the more you must pay for not working in addition of not getting paid.

All this in the name of maximizing your contribution to society...
How would you feel about that? Wouldn't you say that 'not getting paid' is plenty already?
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Microsoft accomplished this with dynamically linked applications, which is a more difficult feat. It also led to 'DLL hell', but they have resolved this fairly effectively in modern versions of windows (at the cost of using gobs of hard drive space, mitigating the benefit of dynamic linking to some extent). In Windows 8 they've introduce a technology called 'page combining' which mitigates some of the problem in physical RAM. It does exactly what it sounds like - it searches RAM for identical pages, and when it finds them, it manipulates the page table to use one physical copy for all of the virtual copies. If some process tries to modify it, a copy-on-write operation is performed. This significantly reduces physical memory usage in Windows 8.
Apple buys Spotify
It should be noted that Manhattan is a lot denser than it is on paper. It's daytime population is more than double its residential population. Midtown Manhattan on a weekday probably has several hundred thousand people per square mile, rather than the 70,000 per square mile nominal density of the island.
Could anybody explain what ZRTP hash is and why it's insecure?
EcmaScript 9
I just got updated to the new Win10 build and tried Spartan. I like the UI; it's not as ugly as before.

But the font rendering being all blurry is still a showstopper. As is the apparent lack of addons, for blocking (and vim nav).

It's also very unfinished. Alt-D doesn't go to the address bar, which is a pretty big thing to forget... I'm guessing internal users aren't using it.
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