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> If we could make outdated comments produce compilation errors

I really hate it when the compiler ignores my comments.

> I'm a senior writer with Wired (www.wired.com). Am putting together a small story on this. Would love to chat

You must not have a full grasp of how HN operates.

If all it takes to get into a Wired article is to regurgitate information already plentifully available online, I'm pretty worried about Wired's future.

While the comment was substantive and linked to sources, this is normal for HN and nothing special.

How about you contact the guy who posted the article? He's the CRO from F-Secure, one of the research companies that was linked to as a source.

I really hope Wired doesn't start using random comments as "experts" in articles.

ntsbon Docker hub is down

Appears everything is completely down. "Full Service Disruption" according to the webpage.

Screenshot in case things change:

http://s7.postimg.org/nfwnd81m3/docker_down.png

ntsbon Dejavu: Audio fingerprinting and recognition in Python

this is great! i was just starting out on a project in which one component was to recognize gunshot sounds from varying distances.

ntsbon My experience with using cp to copy 432 million files (39 TB)

Wouldn't rsync of been a better and more reliable choice for this?