skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea. I haven't seen the content before-- but when I show up and my first experience is a power and bandwidth draw, not only will I not pay for the content, I won't return to that site willingly.

This becomes a problem for the publisher more so than the reader from my perspective. My job in the context of this relationship is fundamentally to consume your content. Your job is to figure out how to monetize your content in a way that isn't offensive and is sustainable.

I'm not saying I won't pay for quality content (I do!), but there needs to be a way to monetize that's respectful of your readers.
what about fraud?
Thanks, this is not the first time I read about magnesium. I will definitely give it a try.
I did not think about UK's position post referendum if they voted to stay. Indeed it looks like UK government is pushed a bit against the wall.

Well, either way obtaining a permament resident would be a wise thing to do :-)
More on what EINTR is for: http://250bpm.com/blog:12
Happy to know it'd be helpful to you. It'd surely come in handy when you see something that's inspiring!

And yes, it is free.

Right now, our focus is on making Quire more awesome, rather than thinking about the pricing.

Even when we have a pricing plan, whatever you’re still using will continue to be free.
Can it survive a vocoder?
It is worth distinguishing between actual malice and mere incompetence, and handling them differently.
Well, if the UK leaves the EU my rights would be affected. Also I expect a few years of bad economy after the decision where it will be easy to blame other European countries for every problem. So the future doesn't look very promising if we stay.

I was considering Berlin, Amsterdam and Madrid (we are originally from there, so it's the obvious place to come back to, even if the situation there is less than ideal).
https://nomadforum.io/ is a good place to ask similar questions.

https://nomadlist.com/ is a great way to filter and search different countries and cities by various criterion.

I personally think that the UK leaving the EU would make it more democratic and, in the long run, a better place to live than many EU countries which are governed by un-elected individuals.
If people claim that Haskell is "pretty simple" and Java is "more complicated" then why in the world is there almost no evidence for that? Why are things like Eclipse and Netbeans availabe for many years why Haskell is still blaming itself by fighting the very basic cabal hell? I know sandboxes and Nix and all those tools which circumvent the cabal hell. But consider how the Java world would respond if Java 9 would require sandboxes or Nix to manage every software project :-)

I like Haskell, and I consider Haskell far superior (and more complicated) than Java. I also know Java pretty well. Java is far from being "more complicated" than Haskell. There is a reason why there are way more Java developers than Haskell developers. In my experience Haskell is powerful and elegant but not very practical. Practical are other languages (Rust, C++, Java, Nim, OCaml, ...). That' why Eclipse, Open Office, MS Office, operating systems, mars land projects and other big software is written in everything but Haskell.

https://www.quora.com/Functional-Programming-Which-of-Haskel...
3 years. Took 6 months of earning 100 a month and then in my 7th month it did 20kgbp. It currently does about 100k per year
Let me guess-- they use Taleo?
ok, sure, it's configurable. But that box is checked by default.
Why would you only want to kill that green thread? On any thread implementation I'm aware of, an unhandled segfault kills the whole process. Anything else is disaster waiting to happen.
The last chart is pretty explicit: https://www.bnef.com/dataview/new-energy-outlook-2016/index....
How to Change Cancer Surgeries with Magnets
If each site creates a CNAME (ex: ads.example.com or not-ads.example.com or more likely [a-z][a-z0-9]{15}.example.com) pointing at the ad broker, they could use something like letsencrypt to dynamically set up HTTPS.
Exactly such egoistic and short term thinking led us to the current situation and the widespread usage of ad-blockers, no?
German 10-Year Government Bond Yields Dip Below Zero for First Time
Actually any company buying back its own stocks is doing the same, and it tends to work out well for investors.
Is there any way to ignore user on HN?
When some asshole write long-text insults as replies to bunch of my comments, I don't want to reply, I just want to ignore them and never see them again. Is it possible?
The good thing about physical is that it demands much more effort to tamper with results.

Also, the mechanisms we put in place to prevent tampering are easily understood by just about anyone, not just people with CS degrees - which lends credibility to the process, which I find to be a benefit.
Another address on that location that is rather funny is 'jeeps.fairly.cheat'
Some friends have an open source but easy to use as a service online voting platform: https://nvotes.com
Why would we count Netscape and Javascript?

We're talking about Mozilla.

Netscape was a different company -- and besides we're discussing under the context of MS vs benevolent/FOSS entities.
Now go and read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11864211 . There are those who argue (at some length, q.v.) that "the best bits from Windows NT" are not to have readiness-oriented application designs in the first place.
We at CopyCopy (a cross-platform cloud clipboard) solve this problem by only universally copying stuff that you copy twice.

So:

copy once -> not sent to cloud/devices

copy twice (or click floating button) -> sent to all your devices and cloud account
I have a visceral hate for advertising inside a product I pay money for (website, magazine, movie, etc). The only exception I've found to that being a product packaging including advertising for additional catalog items from the same manufacturer or retailer.
Critical Vulnerability Compromising Verizon Email Accounts (Again)
The stateless constraint is perhaps the most misunderstood part of REST. Fielding's dissertation states that in a REST system the messages (i.e. requests/responses) must be stateless, but clients and servers are free to keep whatever state they like. What is meant by stateless here is that you don't need additional state than what's described in the message in order to understand the message itself.

For example, a message that's missing the `Content-Type` header, but includes a body, should be rejected because you can't be sure of the body's content type. If you're expected to infer this information, in order to understand the message, the system isn't adhering to the stateless constraint.

Cookies that have session IDs, that are then parsed and mapped to state on the server side, aren't violating the stateless constraint of REST because the message contains all information necessary to understand the message itself.
Apps are dead, long live apps
Any solution that begins with "Everyone has..." is going to raise the question of cost. What's that rule that some systems which attempt to achieve 100% coverage will approach infinite cost?

Travelers pay a high price for the complex air travel reservation system we have now. Poor people don't fly on airplanes, but poor people will have to vote.
> Perhaps those products are marketed primarily to meth labs. As drain cleaners, neither pure sulfuric acid nor pure sodium hydroxide is a good choice.

Pure sodium hydroxide is also used in soap-making, which is both fun and legal. I really hope it doesn't become any more difficult than it is to get ahold of it.

I don't think people should do meth, but I do wonder if the total social costs of making it illegal (crime, meth labs near and in residences, incarceration &c.) outweigh the costs of allowing it to be legal.
They just need a ship with sufficient electrical generation to run one. The new DDG-1000 (USS Zumwalt) likely has this, with twin 35 MW generators.

I'm not sure the rail gun has a sufficient rate of fire for use as a missile defense weapon. It'll more likely be used for short bombardment and anti-ship fire. I doubt that rail gun projectiles have sufficient penetration into water to be useful for torpedo defense, but it's probably something they've modeled.
Donations don't work in poor countries.

People from wealthy countries usually forget about the rest of the world, when they talk about things that annoy them.
That's very nice tool! You can add accounts so a user can persist the starred ones.
This whole thing would actually be technically quite easy to solve: just introduce new attribute to iframe, say f.ex. you could have traffic-limit="10MB", and request-limit="5". Browser would block the iframe and anything that runs in it cold, if it exceeds limits. In an ad-auction one would sell the ad space with the knowledge of those limits. Publisher would have perfect control on how heavy ads they allow on their page. Ad networks could still run arbitrary js. And tracking the amount of raw traffic or requests on a separate iframe should not be hard to implement.
I didn't get through the article so apologies if I missed the point.

I've run into a fair bit of this stuff recently: people who encourage me to "think positively" or "remind yourself how awesome you are."

I think it's all nonsense. I believe that self-doubt and self-interrogation are usually healthy. Obviously there's a line to be drawn. At some point self-doubt will impede your ability to act. But, in general, I think a skeptical internal dialogue is a healthy thing.
Flag them and move on.
I'm not sure you know what "critical" means—this bug definitely isn't it—but you should probably report it to Telegram instead of posting on HN. You claim you couldn't find a way to do that, but they have a security@ address [1], so you can't have looked very carefully.

[1] https://telegram.org/faq#q-what-if-my-hacker-friend-says-the...
As far as I can tell, the main argument is about democracy vs un-elected individuals.
I admit, I am not familiar with all the details, but I as far as I know an exit should not affect the residency of foreigners already living there.

As for the economy, I'd wait and evaluate how things are going.

Have you considered Vienna as well?
"We now only host ads we have sold direct."

Do those ads include any JS? If not, you've figured out how advertising should work.
I read his introduction, and glanced over the first 3 articles.

It's written in a very heavy "government corporate" language. To be honest, who is the audience that this letter is supposed to reach?

People that can't read "government corporate" language are not going to even attempt to read it. It's a shame really because the message is a good one, but they need to change how they write if they don't want their message lost.
Java Developers Can Finally Target Windows UWP
EINTR is retried automatically if you use sigaction() and set the SA_RESTART flag.

If you use signal() instead of sigaction() it depends on your OS whether EINTR is automatically retried - never use signal().

(There's a few exceptions still - partial completed syscalls, e.g. a signal can cause read() to return partial data or sleep() to return before it should - neither case gives you EINTR though)
Which would be useful to continue the site. I am from India nobody really pays for content. Donations would not work as well.
Well, there isn't much use for a navy in a land war with Russia anyway.
That's why it's illegal to take a photo of your ballot, at least in most states in the U.S.
It's just to show how hip they are in this forum.
We haven't built a diesel-electric submarine in decades. Our nuclear subs are top notch, but Taiwan does not want to operate nuclear subs, it's too expensive.
What it comes down to for me is this: businesses don't have some god-given right to exist. If you can't get people to give money to your business enough to at least cover your costs, then your business should go out of business.

If we enter into a business relationship, I will pay you for a good or service that you want. I will be obligated to do so because we came to an agreement in which you provide me the good or service and I give you money. But I'm not obligated to pay you money if I don't want to, and in turn, you wouldn't be obligated to provide me with your good or service. If not enough people give you money, you will go out of business. That's the risk you take with running a business.

If you enter into a business relationship with an advertiser, good luck. That has nothing to do with me. I get that you came to an agreement with the advertiser in which you provide them with ad viewers and they give you money, but it's not my responsibility to help you hold up your end of the bargain by viewing ads. At best advertisers are wasting my attention to try to sell me something I don't want or need. At worst, they're lying to me, collecting my private data, installing malware on my devices. Advertising is almost universally reprehensible. I want nothing to do with them. If advertisers don't pay you enough money, you will go out of business. That's the risk you take with running a business.

Of course, if I don't view your ads, you aren't obligated to provide me with your good or service. I fully support sites that use anti-adblocking banners. I mean I support them morally, not financially; if I come across such a banner I'll leave.

There are arguments about whose responsibility it is when ads do reprehensible things: is it the ad network or the publisher? This strikes me as similar to arguing whether the hit man or the person who hired him is responsible. Don't take money to do reprehensible things and you won't have this problem.

There's also an argument floating around that ads are the only things that makes quality content possible. This is obviously false: I remember the 90s and content was better pre-advertising. Sheldon Brown's website[1] is still the best website if you want to choose a bike that fits your needs. Erowid[2] is still the best resource for information on drug harm reduction. And decades of development have only made things better for non-ad models: even without a packaged solution like Patreon it's not hard to include donations or paid subscriptions on your website.

Yes, some businesses will not survive the transition to non-ad models, but we have good reason to believe that the BuzzFeeds and Gawkers of the world will be disproportionately represented in that number. I'm looking forward to it.

[1] http://sheldonbrown.com/

[2] https://www.erowid.org/
The truth about the blockchain: It's not ready
This is so spot on.

One further point: GMO goes hand in hand with enormous monoculture and all the pernicious consequences that entails for the system. I've seen farmers who feel a little guilty (and recognize the business risk) who will plant GMO corn from 2 different vendors, but it doesn't really add any diversity to the system. I suppose one could argue that even though the gene pool for some crops is so small, having the ability to GM means we can manually intervene if our crops develop haemophilia
On a similar note, those who want to leave if the UK stays should know that Switzerland is one of the last democracies in Europe. (They also have nice watches and an amazing quality of life)
RE: your third point, Japan had an submarine in WW2 (never really saw combat) that could carry and launch three planes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-400-class_submarine
Analyzing Last.fm Listening History
I read that as. We are going to make sure spinning disk performance REALLY sucks this time.
I haven't used Sublime in a long time, not since Atom released v1.0 and I switched. But I paid for a license and feel that despite not using it anymore, that license was well worth the cost. Sublime is a great tool and I'm sure it's profitable.
8 Simple Tips for a Glowing Skin That Really Work. I Know. Been Testing Them
Well, who knows how will it work if UK leaves EU - what if they get an agreement similar to Switzerland :-)
Sounds great to me. People only publishing what they want others to read, no clickbait, absolutely marvellous.
Deskbookers.com – work and meeting spaces
As in? Both views and clicks can still be tracked so fraud will have to be dealt with in the same way as it is right now.

If you are saying that fraud is harder to detect without building user profiles, that might be so. But it's not impossible.

If you are saying that ads can be changed into clickbait I guess you'll have find a way to deal with that. I think an ad network should have an active relationship with both advertisers and publishers and not the anonymous, fully automated, crappy relationship Google has right now.
I can't flag them, there is no such button.
Got examples of such bugs?
Thanks! I considered accounts in the beginning but didn't go through with it because most users don't want to create yet another account.

Also the favorites should persist via cookies at least for some time.
Taste, Negativity and Criticism
Well, an article so one-sided, incomplete and inaccurate can only be called propaganda. I don't like evangelists. By the way, propaganda is much better when the author has no idea he's on anyone's payroll. Of course I have no evidence of anything but I'm just stating the obvious here.
Because the C language is fundamentally hostile to Rust's safety features.
Definition

Lebensraum (German pronunciation: [ˈleːbənsˌʁaʊm] ( listen), "living space") refers to conceptions and policies of a form of settler colonialism connected with agrarianism that existed in Germany from the 1890s to the 1940s. One variant of this policy was supported by the Nazi Party and Nazi Germany.
Presumably you can keep counters like these on the server edges, and just push new values out to servers whenever things change, as opposed to query a DB every time. This wouldn't invalidate individual tokens however, but all tokens that have that counter value. It'd also mean there's a window where tokens can still be used while servers are being updated with the new value(s).

These are just some random and half-baked thoughts, I have no idea what OP does, but there are options to limit hitting backing DBs anyway.
What I do is slide up the tray from the bottom, and then very carefully, turn down the volume slider, making sure not to accidentally hit the play button.
Wouldn't it be easy to just...

var iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
iframe.src = '(ad url here)';
document.body.appendChild(iframe);

For every new ad?
Ideally, this would be a choice for the publisher. I spent a lot of time making my pages fast, so I would not request video ads.
I wonder would it be possible - like in steganography - to hide the waveform in ambient noise or music so that it's not perceptible if used with speakers and microphone within audible ranges?
Classical war is dead.

All conflicts long-term going forward will be won with economic resilience; meaning even if attacked, invaded, controlled, etc. - long-term the attacking force's culture will succumb to economic attrition.

Future of war is economic.
they need to put their entire environment into docker container and archive the images! theyll be able to recreate their whole environment at any time in the future!

...ill see myself out
I'm always on call, technically

Do you have a partner who can do support when you need time away?

I run a small game website. A couple of years ago it experienced an outage while I was away from home on a 2-day climbing trip. I didn't learn about it until I checked email the first evening. It was a terrible feeling to realize I'd been out having fun, and the site had been down for most of the day. I had to drive home to get the site up again. It was miserable.
There's a contact link in the footer to send an email to hn@ycombinator.com

In my experience, 'dang reads those emails personally and responds promptly.
Do you mean a residence card? That does not seem to be applicable to EU citizens (at least at the moment).
Curiosity rover finds possible evidence of ancient explosive volcanoes on Mars
Aeroscope: Wireless Oscilloscope Probe
Central for all your Unicode and ASCII Emoji art needs
Switzerland is nice, but often overrated by expats ;)
Just like CDN77 does with their CDN.. Great example of using Letsencrypt to move the web forward.
That's two people so far who have mentioned signalfd here, without reference to what the headlined article has to say on the matter (which, ironically, amongst other things points to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9564975 on Hacker News and what it, in its turn, points to).
This reminds me of Instagram that captures the images whenever I want wherever I want. Why bother use it when we've got it?
I would rather not go into that, but I've heard this several times and I think it misrepresents the situation:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36429482
Tom Scott has done a very good video on the dangers of e-voting [1]. Good watching for me and also entirely suitable for my mum.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI
Insects Don’t Need Noses to Sense a Stench
Yeah, pretty much. JWT is a very good and useful spec, I think particularly in distributed systems, but it's no panacea.
Opinions about the F-35 vary. I believe the critics undervalue the idea that the F-35 is not supposed to be playing the same game as, say, the F-16. Though about as maneuverable, stealth and avionics make the F-35 superior to the predecessors.
You can obtain this status and the only condition is how long did you stay in the country.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-docum...
They're avoiding paying taxes on it (as is Microsoft). It's more profitable to raise debt at low interest rates than repatriate cash and pay taxes.
Ah yes, the dial up modem. I remember the days that the QoS (the transmitting signal anyway) is adjusted by the volumne control on my modem.
Yes it is, but plenty of sites have struggled to get donations, and disappeared as a result - Wikipedia is a bit exceptional on that score.

I don't begrudge people trying to make a bit of pocket money from their sites either. They often put quite a few hours of admin after all, but as is, advertising is fairly broken - for everyone it seems.
Simulating movement with ES6 generators
This as nothing to do with VPAID[1], it's the player that decides how many ads to play. VPAID is just an IAB standard for video ads...

[1] http://www.iab.com/guidelines/digital-video-player-ad-interf...
Secure and Fast GitHub Pages with CloudFlare
I actually have a trip planned to the US soon and I wouldn't dare clicking on that link, just because of that...
Show HN: I created a device to clean your dirty phone
The algorithm guesses that your wife is doing the ordering, and is targeting her.
Economics and logistics (the latter being the ability to project the former where and when you need it) have always been dominant factors in war.
Yes, I've never been but I've heard that it's a beautiful city.

How is the job situation there? I don't know many software companies in Vienna.
> That's identity thieft, which should be punishable by a few years behind bars.

When the holder of the identity agrees, it is not a theft. Of course it is still criminal, but how could you reliably enforce that?
You meant the certificate? Sorry, my bad.
Apple's been using HTTP live streaming for a few years; to date, nobody else fully supports it (although Edge has some limited support).

Twitch also has HTTPLS support; you can watch their streams in Safari without Flash installed.
I think they forget that ASBMs and submarines are sea denial weapons. The US Navy is not a sea denial force, in general. It's goal is command of the sea, which requires more than just ballistic missiles and submarines.
We tried that previously, but it didn't work out. People that want a cheap version, still complained about the price and suggested a hacked Amazon Kindle as a viable alternative.
Does he have high tolerance to torture or are you kind enough to let him give out your name as soon as someone scary asks? :)

In other words, I don't think your solution is very good. It might delay things a few minutes or hours at best.