skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I gotta agree. I've tried doing all sorts of things alone and honestly it get really really old real fast.
Agreed. I'm also in nyc doing the same thing you are. Always interested in meeting other people in nyc doing the same. Let me know if you ever want to meet up.
"Of for Christ's sake, I of course mean the bind and the `>>` and whatever that it desugars to. You aren't adding something to the discussion. But thanks for reminding me that syntactic sugar has no runtime overhead..."

You asked a question, I addressed the parts of it I could address. I don't have a full picture of what you do and don't understand, to reference in pruning my response.

If you're aware that do-notation is syntactic sugar then of course I would expect you to be aware that it has no runtime overhead - but I regularly encounter people confused on that first point. My comment adds to the discussion if you're one of those confused people (which apparently you aren't), if one of those people winds up reading the thread, and also to clarify your question for anyone else interested in answering.

My answer wasn't intended to be derisive in any way - I don't appreciate abuse in response.
This is exactly the "Worse is Better" debate. We know which horse won last time, I would bet on the same one this time too.
Why the King James version??
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Heh and I thought I was cool using my hackrf to ring my doorbell!

Started attending an amateur radio club after I completed Mike Ossmans video lectures (which are great). Those guys just had no interest in SDR though. They thought being able to waterfall plot the entire UHF band was nifty but that was about it :-( I need some new friends!
Pedantic grammar note: If you consider $1 million rich you almost certainly consider $1 billion to be rich.
In contrast, if you consider rich to be $1 billion, you may or may not consider $1 million to be rich.
A wildly unpopular view on why women behave this way was put forward by Esther Vilar's book "The Manipulated Man". It was written, when this kind of gender inequality was the norm, rather than something people in priviledged positions could afford. Arguably today there is noone forcing the women described in the article to behave this way, their actions and choices are their responsibility alone.
So the answer I derived from the comments is "Yes but it will do you no good."
i think moving data around in memory is not an exclusive feature of OOP and i hesitate to guess why you think that operations similar to those exposed by the 'move semantics' are not something undertaken (regularly!) by c developers using malloc and free.

> instead of a simple malloc and free, you will invariably end down the rabbit hole learning about rvalues

truth is subjective to me, in my experience, when you program C++ you will end up exploring a myriad of vast expanses of language features. you may feel that someone can be a very decent C++ developer without knowing that, plenty others would be aghast that someone ignorant of rvalues would describe themselves as 'very decent'.

remember the ostensible creator of the language rates himself at 8/10.

i think that front page example is rather interesting, given the number of #using directives - it gives an indication of the time that developer has spent learning the language. most of them are not trivial to understand to the degree that this guy has. also reading his background, i'm quite sure he knows what an rvalue is.

as you can imagine, i don't really mind explicit allocations - as an awful lot of knowledge is required in C++ to deal with implicit allocations.

in my opinion, there's a lot of 'crazy' stuff there, the short linecount is a product of the author having done his homework.

i get the impression that you and i would use very different subsets of C++. mine would be far smaller! i usually confine myself to whatever idoms the libraries i pull in use and go no futher.
Dear PG: Make up/down voting reversible
I think I just down-voted someone by mistake, I think. It was by mistake - a misclick. I didn't mean to downvote or upvote the entry. Surely I'm not the only one.

It'd be nice if voting was un-doable.
Lua is an underrated gem in my opinion if it comes to scripting.
We are - all of us - the slowly boiling frogs of the story.

Google, Netflix, Amazon, Uber & AirBnb - What you search for & e-mail about, What you watch, What you buy, Where you travel to & from & Where you stay - perfect tracking of everything. Add NSA & others on top & 1984 seems like a poor cousin of the world we live in.

We need some one like Richard to show us what the COLD water looks like. Not the slightly boiled one, not the warm one, the COLD water. Zero tracking of anything as much as possible.

He has lived his life trying to be as true to his philosophy as he can - at great personal cost & a LOT of sacrifice. I have personally seen some of the medical issues & his assets as such if any are shockingly meager for someone so well thought of (not something he will admit). Not like most of us (me included) - who will give up any data if it means a little bit of convenience.

Please consider donating:
https://my.fsf.org/donate/
Since you're already using Lua, maybe you'll have an easier time switching to Terra. It supports SIMD, and you only need to deal with embedding LLVM.

http://terralang.org
It's also possible to do it with a cheap USB tv tuner -
http://domonkos.tomcsanyi.net/?p=422
Dilbert
first thing we need is increased literacy in statistics.

if people actually understood they need to question the validity of statistics presented to them before making conclusions and based on those possibly faulty statistics, we'd be much better off.
According to RFC 5116 [1], there is 'associated data' (AD) as well as an authentication tag (similar to a MAC). It seems like both can be used to verify the authenticity of the ciphertext, but the article only mentions the AD part. When do you use which?

The JDK8 documentation for the Cipher class has a paragraph on AEAD. This mentions AAD; unencrypted "Additional Associated Data", but also calls the same thing "Additional Authentication Data". Pretty confusing.

[1] http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5116.txt
[2] http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/crypto/Cipher...
oh thank you! I really needed your approval, dear nobody on the internet

seriously don't you think all this is too much, just because i used a "his" and not reading a username? I admit that I shouldn't have call you idiot, I just get annoyed by the way you expressed your opinion.
I highly recommend the book "Feeling Good" (by David Burns) as an alternative to talk therapy. I (and several of my friends) have found it instrumental in overcoming depression. More importantly, it has been clinically studied and IIRC evidence suggests that it's on par with talk therapy or medication for mild to moderate depression.
This is precisely what I never found convincing: it never explains why we should be looking for a linear unbiased estimator in the first place.
I think it is important for free software to provide free graphical user interface software, which is why the GNU Project arranged to launch three projects to develop that. The third, GNOME, was successful, so we never needed a fourth one.

Does anybody know what the first two GNU windowing systems were? Is he talking about GNUstep?

A friend once asked me to watch a video with her that she was going to display on her computer using Netflix. I declined, saying that Netflix was such an affront to freedom that I could not be party to its use under any circumstances whatsoever. These streaming dis-services are malicious technology designed to make people antisocial.

Right, Richard, it's the Netflix users who are antisocial, not the people who get irate when their "friend" tries to load a website.
Shame on you, still not having the whole C++ semantics in your head.
A more specific title might be: "Internet Crowd-sourced Timelapse Integrator"
I believe a read it was on a simulator on the Ars Technica forums. Silly headline -.-
In time for him to edit, I sent asciilifeform (the author of 'phuctor') mail on how I thought he could improve his comments here, just some suggestions to clean up the language so it's more civil for HN, rather than ad-hominem, antagonistic, etc. (As you can see below, I suggested only three deletions, and highlighted seven paragraphs as being very positive.)

He published it on his blog called it "hate mail" and named it tard.png (for retard).

My brief suggestions to him -http://www.loper-os.org/pub/tard.png

His publication of it - http://www.loper-os.org/
Aw, crap! I didn't mean to upvote this.
Keep in mind - a function shouldn't contain more than one level of abstraction really. Having a 50+ line function, the code is telling you that you have a class in there struggling to get out.

Also - you may be superior to others and able to understand a 50 line function. But what about your colleagues?

The average cognitive limits of are well known. I doubt we will evolve to beyond these flaws in my lifetime.
What's a reasonable excuse for not fixing the vulnerabilities?
IKEA recalls PATRULL KLÄMMA and PATRULL SMIDIG safety gate due to fall hazard
What IS this strange sound from the sky?
The Test That Cried Wolf
While C++14 is quite an improvement over C++98 code bases that are still out there, maybe a ML like language is a better option.
I don't think the problem is with down votes per se, but in the total balance of votes. It doesn't matter if you receive 100 negative votes if you received 1000 positive votes. It doesn't matter if you received 1000 positive votes if you received 10000 negative votes.

The question is if there are special biases for voters, like if almost nobody logs in to up vote, but people will log in to down vote. That will make some people feel like the site is capriciously punishing.
It's a matter of ethics, not logic. I don't think there's any similarity to putting a washing machine on a train track. According to the article the hacker had reported this vulnerability years ago. That means every time the plane takes off all the passengers lives are at stake.
Animal rights supporters are "few of us".
Tapei and San Jose, CA have done similar river-widening projects, without the island. Both have parks along a river flood plain, parks that are intended to be flooded during unusually wet periods. Taiwan's riverside park [1] is on both sides of the main channel of the Tamsui River. The edges of the park have high walls to protect the city. Guadalupe Park and Gardens in downtown San Jose[2] is a smaller example of the same concept. In both cases, the parks will take damage when flooded, so they only contain things that can handle flooding or easily replaced.

[1] https://www.google.com/maps/place/Taipei,+Taiwan/@25.030306,...
[2] http://www.grpg.org/river-park-gardens
Scientists discover new state of matter called Jahn-Teller metals
Yeah, here's a Perl 6 version:

#!/usr/bin/env perl6

sub MAIN(*@filename) {
for @filename -> $file {
say "$file: { +$file.IO.slurp.words } words";
CATCH { default { say "Unable to count words in $file"; } }
}
}
The problem isn't that these women choose to be with men that provide for them economically. They have every right to do so and they shouldn't be shamed for it. Staying at home and raising kids is very hard and respectable work.

The bigger issue is that women are highly unlikely to be in the position that the men are in this story. There are many cultural barriers to entry for women to reach those positions if they so desire, despite their "prestigious post-graduate degrees". The hierarchies described in the stories only perpetuate this narrative.

*Edit: Spelling
You're not even trying to make a point, you're just flat denying these women are being oppressed, without any argument to back that up.

Is the oppression of women in America such a sensitive topic that you feel the need to reflexively deny it's happening whenever the subject crops up?
Why won't those women sit on important boards and earn real money?
They surely have enough education and social capital, some of them at least.

Maybe it's the question of who they will marry in this case, if they will?
Hint: don't tell the powers that be that you've committed a crime, no matter how honourable you think you're being. They are not on your side.
Does Mozilla publish their income sources? I know google was a large contributor in exchange for having their search on the initial page, but I'm no longer sure that's true.
great! look forward to seeing it.
The blurring is the failure case, not the movement of the statue
You've written 450 words now without ever addressing the actual claim made by Hersh, which is that major military figures believe they are waging a crusade.

> "Opus Dei secretly in control of (or heavily influencing) America's special operations arm"

This is the claim I was referring to. And it is a strawman.
One attraction of Scottish independence is the political recognition that left-wing-right-wing is not the only axis in politics.
I remember reading a feminist opinion piece that economic dependency should be equivalent to abuse, and thus should be treated in similar way we handle drug abuse or alcohol abuse. A adult with their health intact should support themselves, and choosing not to do so will put the person at higher risk for unbalanced relationships, lower self-esteem, and increase gender inequality.
As someone who's been learning the violin for the past year and a half, I completely agree that one can pick up the violin as an adult.

One of the first things I did was to get a teacher to guide me through it, and that has helped enormously. While I do like western classical music, I find compositions from modern Japanese composers such as Joe Hiashi much more fun to play.
The sold themselves for their bed: let them lie in it. They've certainly managed to get a better price than many others who see marriage this way.
Does not. Has not in such a long time that we don't know if they can until they try. That would be an interesting time to live in.
It would be interesting to know how life is structured for upper class in countries with much better gender parity in high-end jobs. Northern Europe maybe?

Maybe we'll find out it behaves more like upper middle class, and income extremes are rare.
Kevin O'Leary-the only ones making money out of his 27companies have female CEOs
Whatever you do, you'll end up cleaner than when just wiping with paper anyway.
I watched the movie yesterday and I also paused this scene... =) I guess many people did it, and this guy even took the time to execute the script... At least is more original than the usual scene with http://www.geektyper.com in fullscreen..

BTW, which language is the one in the left window? java?
I prefer C# for "scripting" (faster iteration) - but I agree that debugging facilities are a must. I've sunk a lot of time adding basic debugging facilities (basic things like call stacks on errors, dumping variable contents, etc.) to scripting solutions that didn't have them.
GitHub Flow for Heroku with Pull Request Apps
"Shark Tank" investing star Kevin O'Leary says women lead all of his companies that are showing returns.

"All the cash in the last two quarters is coming from companies run by women," he told Business Insider at a recent event for the startup Honeyfund, in which he is an investor.

"I don't have a single company run by a man right now that's outperformed the ones run by women."
This comment appears to hint that PG is onboard with this feature https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4984221 It's in reply to this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4982388 which, among other things, asks about an undo function. I can't seem to find anything on search about PG saying anything though.
In server land, it's more common for machines to be rebuilt from scratch (or at least better to do so).

Given, I understand some people want "servers like pets" and Linux desktop to be a thing, in industrial applications it's usually not an issue.
Agh you're so right! Sorry Sunday morning biff, I had $5/week not $25.
The question here is: why did they "sell" themself to someone of comparable stature instead of "buying" or "merging"?

They aren't some Cinderellas, they are highly educated and capable.
Wouldn't the "special information" be the private key in this case?
I'll add my voice here to those who don't drink caffeine. It's not that I have specifically avoided it, but I never picked up the habit, and I've never found a particular benefit when I have tried it.

In my opinion, the idea that more work is better work is one of the great misconceptions of modern, Western culture (it's not a universal one, I know, but it certainly applies in a lot of places). If caffeine would allow me to do some not insignificant but not enormous amount more, but otherwise makes my life less pleasant through reliance on it, withdrawal symptoms, lack of sleep and cost, then I'm not terribly inclined to bother.
There's a middle ground, certainly.

I maintain a site (for a loose definition of "maintain", I suppose) called http://fuckingblocksyntax.com. It's wildly popular in the Objective-C development community, due in no small part to the memorable domain name. But the site itself doesn't contain profanity or over-the-top machismo bravado, and there's a safe-for-work mirror URL at http://goshdarnblocksyntax.com.

A little profanity goes a long way.
By the looks of it, the physical button is just more annoying to press because it's at the very bottom of the device. You can't easily reach it with your thumb.
Definitely, they could opt out if they so choose.

That being said, perhaps it's a requirement in order to belong to the rich white boys club to act in this manner. The super-rich are generally connected enough not to need assurances into prestigious universities for their kids, and those poorer can't always afford a non-working mother, or to give out "performance" bonuses.
Expand on what part?

"consider the Union to be central to UK strength as a nation"

Really? Scotland is a small and relatively unimportant part of the UK. What possible direct impact could our gaining independence have on the rUK apart from damaged pride in that whoever is PM at the time would get made fun of at the next G8 summit for losing part of his/her country?
> The British Monarch cannot in practice, delay laws or call judges.

It is very difficult in the British system to clearly determine what is, while theoretically a personal prerogative of the monarch, practically impossible from those personal prerogatives that have simply not been exercised recently, perhaps in part because the possibility of them being invoked constrains the government to work with the monarch in a way which will not result in them being used.
Realistically we live in a society where a minority of people can really support themselves; most people actually rely on some sort of subsidy (be it tax breaks, welfare, social security).

Maybe we should instead practice substitution therapy, i.e. basic income?
If you don't want to be in this position then don't marry one of these guys. Find a man that values your career and will take care of the kids. Pretty simple.
There are many successful women who have stake and sit on notable companies' boards. These wives are not always those kinds of women.
There is apt-cudf which allows to use external solvers (such as aspcud) with apt.
Becoming a Programmer: What to Expect
I wonder if there's a good explanation for non-experts that gives at least an idea how an attacker would exploit the (key, nonce) pair reuse and why everything fails so catastrophically?
The "BoringSSL" link in the second paragraph is broken, links back to the same post.
And a lot of complexity, obfuscation and implicit behaviour.

I have developed and enjoyed developing in both. C has an elegant simplicity about it and you can do literally anything. C++ can be quicker, and it has a bunch of useful standard stuff, but it does have some downsides and quirks. There's room in the world for both.
Indeed. And I'd rather see a war on refined sugar than a war on drugs.
At first I thought the title was mocking. But I guess it veers more on the genuine side? Anyway, from a more middle-class perspective, it's a mockery to call these women oppressed in any way. They even apparently have some self-irony about their peculiar lifestyle, so it's not like they are psychologically trapped in this particular world. Even after having lived in it so long.

I shouldn't be so sensitive, though. The author is an anthropologist and I guess that's just how they write on these subjects.
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Can you please disclose the key ids? Are they the same instances of inserting subkey under someone's public key with an invalid self-signature[1]? If so, it seems that this attack is exploiting the fact that the sks-keyserver pool doesn't verify self-signatures and some non-gpg client might not verify self-signatures either (dunno which one, though).

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9561407
Edit: Some spoilers maybe in here...

Though I appreciate the fact that it was genuine code, the fact that after a couple of minutes from that scene we discover that Caleb was actually just disabling security locks (basically reversing security measures to unlock doors when power's out instead of locking) right before he went on to talk wit Ava, which seemed a bit weird to me that he needed to write code for, especially some seemingly generic Python code.
I spend my time around a lot of feminist circles, and I would say that most feminists don't believe this. They would suggest that economic dependency should be a choice, and if so, there is a viable alternative for them if that choice ends up not working out.

Personally I think the reasonable argument would be that women should be able to reach the same status as men in the article if they choose to do so, without the socioeconomic barriers to entry that they will inevitably face in the process. If women in society have absolutely no choice but to depend on men economically, then that's where the problem is.
Riot's first album was released the same year as the 2600.
This could be done without changing anything on the site. Just create a new page that can be accessed via options which lists the last 10 votes and a delete button.
One thing I noticed is that it would be completely impossible for anyone to actually hold down a job this way.
It would still depend on where the email proxy is running, though.

Anyway, a regular free vpn (from his description, I'm sure he'd never exceed the limits) would achieve the same goals (and he could still use lynx et al and browse offline). Hell, browsing with javascript and cookies turned off shoud already defeat most surveillance, plus maybe change your IP every so often.
It would seem to me that although on the surface it may seem that there is some sort of repressive sexism going on here, that simple economics can explain it all.

The year-end bonus is a very powerful form of behaviour conditioning and it would seem that the husbands have seen its power in their workplace lives and are simply using it as a tool to maximize their childrens opportunities

And finally, who are we (or anyone) to judge these women's choices? It's not like these were arranged marriages or that they were sold to these men.

In fact, it would seem to me that they were, and still are, competing for them with their advanced degrees and Flywheel exertions

It's just a somewhat unfortunate fact that we live in a world where money pretty much rules all, and these woman understand this and have made the choices necessary to make sure they are on the right side of the pile.