skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cars already have sensors that can tell if you're sitting in your seat or not. So avoiding this is just a matter of putting the tube you blow into in such a position that it's almost impossible for someone not sitting in the driver's seat to blow into it; also you could require that the passenger seat is empty and both front doors are closed.

Remember, the breathalyzer is only a backup in the situation where the car has detected alcohol vapors in the air, and is wanting to confirm that the driver is not the one who has been drinking. So it's not something you do every day, ergo it can be a bit of a hassle.
It's weird that you tolerate houses built to such a low standard that hearing through walls is a major problem solved only by doubling them and adding an air gap of a few feet...
Did CIA fall for 4Chan fabrication?
> Even the cheapest SLR with some cheap lens produce better results atm.

Perhaps in terms of resolution and rounder bokeh but you need to understand the effect of separating the subject from the background is the important part. Being able to do it quickly and without carrying a body and lens is incredibly valuable.

Remember: The best camera is...
Yay: “…the bill requires the Department of the Treasury to establish an unique, dedicated, easily navigable Internet website which will offer to the public all available appropriate[0] existing and future electronic data sets maintained by each State department and agency.”

Not so yay: generally nobody’s going to be liable for incomplete or inaccurate data, with an exception of “gross negligence, willful and wanton misconduct, or intentional misconduct”.

Understandable: “No personally identifiable information would be posted online”

Unclear: “State departments and agencies would not be required to make data sets available upon demand”

[0] It seems that the availability and appropriateness is where things might stall. What if a department gives the Treasurer a dataset full of personally identifiable information? They thus fulfill their duty per this bill, the dataset is available, and yet public sees nothing, unless Treasury goes an extra mile and takes care of anonymizing the dataset.
Yes, that seems like a good reason to use TimeDelta.
What sources have you found on the internet?

My own code is unfortunately a bit messy and entangled with unrelated stuff. If I find the time I'm going to clean it up.
on the other hand, owning a gun is close to attempted manslaughter, and that means no malintent, just accepting a not so faint possibilitt, whereas farming cannabis sativa has a magnitudes smaller, negligable possibility. Disclaimer: I'm currently biased, if you know what I mean.
Yes! They do it for banknotes (it's impossible to scan or xerox them). They could do it in the same way for login pages!
I think the answer is "yes" for those willing to use a fork. If your favorite preprocessor is popular I bet someone already made one.
> The D.T.C.C. project will not use Bitcoin’s blockchain. Instead it is building something similar to a blockchain, known as a distributed ledger, which multiple financial institutions can update and view at the same time. Unlike Bitcoin’s blockchain, the D.T.C.C. ledger will be open only to invited participants.
Do you have examples of non-existent sites. That is something new to me.

Spammy. Very much. Even more so if you advertise in mobile apps.
Could EFF disclose statistics on the NSLs they are fighting but can't talk about individually? E.g. can they say "We are currently fighting 50 NSLs with gag orders?"

If not, that's a good pressure point for a change in current legislation. I can't possibly imagine a scenario where disclosing the number of NSL would be a threat to national security.
If you're just going to transcribe it, why not just use Siri/etc in the first place?
what's the size of Bootstrap4? is it smaller than 3? is it more modular?

If it was half the size, or more modular, I'd be sold even without new features :)
Yes - I am vigilant to almost a paranoid level, but one day a phishing email came from "Australia Post" purporting to be a missed delivery notification on a day that I was expecting a delivery and thought I had missed the driver.

I was in a hurry, and frustrated and was a millisecond away from clicking the link when some gut feeling told me that something was not right. Closest I've come to date, and it worried me.

EDIT: Sorry, I meant to respond to @soneca below, as this relates to phishing emails arriving with impeccable timing...
Yeh like marking the "stinger" to play first as a hook. Doesn't Hello Internet do something like that immediately before the intro jingle and content starts.
tl;dr not feasible since about 2011.

These days, barriers to entry include designing your own mining ASICs.
faketime is very useful on its own. We use it to run network simulations in accelerated time.

https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/blob/master/p2p/disc...
I'm not an expert, but as I understand, they don't actually use password fields on phishing pages. Instead they use normal text fields and fake password dots. So I'm not sure if they can be identified as login pages.

ETA: another parent comment talks about the same thing.
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Well, Google TFA doesn't ask you to type your number (and others only some digits) so it probably would rise a red flag big enough to "awake you" from auto-pilot, I hope.
And stop people emailing screen shots?

The best approach I can come up with after five seconds thought is disabling links on non-text elements.

And then they go make an anchor that is whitespace over top of a background image... so we'd also need to disable links on large expanses of empty whitespace in text when its embedded in a mail.

I should think that can likely be worked around too, however. Got any more ideas?
In keeping w/ rust's philosophy of being 'c++ with marginally better tooling', I'm happy with the current setup. It's light years ahead of the perf overhead of #include + the pain of setting up linker args for libraries.

Are the keywords idiosyncratic? Maybe. Can a new user get it working in an hour and learn it in 2 days? Yes.

It would be cool if there were a polyglot build system that you could learn once and have the same expectations in every language. But there are downsides to this proposal (not least of which is the fact that when someone names a polyglot build tool, it's often NPM). I doubt the module system is the #1 or even the #5 thing people struggle with when learning rust.
Develop shopping app
if anything I would guess spending more would lead to
more expensive maintenance as well

The idea is to buy a $100 thing that lasts 10 years, instead of a $20 thing that lasts one year, thus halving your long-term spending.

Of course, not all more expensive products last longer, so careful attention to value for money is a must.
Ask HN: Do you know any sites with .store extension?
I find that foundation's flex grid system is much more simple and powerful to use...

I think bootstrap stagnated too much and they just trying to play catch-up now.
Had the same exact experience in August.

Amazing thing was I KNEW the email was phishing. I was asked to look at it by someone internally who was suspicious. I forwarded it to a Gmail account I use for dodgy items. I fired up a VM and logged in to the Gmail account. I looked at the email. I briefly examined the raw message (too briefly). Then I clicked on what I still thought was a Google Drive attachment.

My first thought was "oh I've been logged out of Gmail for some reason". I was just about to login again when I decided to double check the URL and finally saw what was going on.

I think most normal users would be very vulnerable to this. It's very subtle. Luckily the guy in accounts is paranoid.
> 1. Reform the browser address bar. Safari does this right. Chrome, IMHO shamefully, does not. ... The address bar should show the domain name only, or the EV identity when that's present,

Chrome on Android does this. And it's extremely annoying. Since mobile browsers (and desktop browsers with tabs) usually don't show the title of pages, the address bar is the only place to tell e.g. what Wikipedia page you're currently reading.

You are probably correct, that it's a win for security, but I wish it could be turned off.
Ask HN: Which programming languages(s) should I focus on to get a job?
- I live in a non-tech hub area, I might consider moving to a tech-hub later.

- Most boot camps teach Ruby on Rails, and I know one teaches Javascript in the backend. But there are no major boot camps around here, which leads me to believe hipster languages like Ruby and Node aren't as widely used among employers here. Plus I don't know how long these languages are going to stick around for.

- Java seems to have the most jobs available.

- I'm interested in web development. There's a small chance I might consider pursuing my own startup. But if I make enough as an employee I might refrain from doing that.
You know what else can do that? Writing your own CSS in the first place, no more complex than it needs to be. :)

I tend to rank these things on a balance... of having the functionality that I'm likely to use, versus simplicity and learning curve of the functionality that's there.

So I like UIkit for side projects because it has a lot of built-in components that Bootstrap makes me find external plugins for (e.g. datepicker), and doesn't have a lot of Bootstrap crap that I never use (e.g. jumbotron, wells). It looks great, doesn't have any kind of complex "build system", and takes a few hours to learn. If I wrote a webapp that turns into the next big thing, then I'd have a real web designer redo the static stuff anyway.
Presumably because one of the big announcements contained in alpha 6 was that this flexbox grid was going to become the default and only implementation. In alpha 4 they had it available as an opt-in option. This change means they don't have IE9 support anymore.
same as the infinite number of zeros in front of a positive number.
I saw it more as a way to require users to disable their adblock without having "easy" ways to get around it. If you get bounced because you didn't disable adblock then no revenue is lost. A system can be put in place to only do this check every so often instead of every page load. I understand the issues with this method. This is a very aggressive way of checking for adblockers but highly effective.
IMHO there are many obscure things about Rust for newbies, and its syntax is also less readable than that of Ada. This gives me high confidence that it has a bright future.

I'm not being sarcastic here, Rust seems to be a great language (definitely on my list to learn), I'm really just observing. Looking at the success and history of programming languages it seems to me that many if not most professional programmers want some obscurity, a desire that is often disguised as an apparent need for brevity which in reality plays no role with modern editors.

Maybe this makes sense, after all it's better to have a language that an incompetent boss or a marketing department cannot just pick up easily to 'roll their own solution'.
Paper Centrifuge
Teleportation would violate Relativity, so the good news is that the dilemma in question is actually impossible.
I wonder what's the lifetime of hardware across leases and how it goes to different companies

It seems to be a very different problem to car leasing or plane leasing
Luckily I always pay attention to the URL and I consider myself being pretty safe from all sorts of phishing attacks. There have been quite a few clever ones.
Holy crap. That is some serious ingenuity and skill being applied to the cause of evil.
HTTPS only means "you are securely accessing this particular domain" not "the operators of this domain are nice people".
In general they should use EV site wide rather than just login pages just to help confirm it is the correct legitimate website.
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OTOH, Brasilia [1], the Federal Capital of Brazil, was 100% planned and included just spaces for cars. Not parking, just roads. Everything is very far apart, and the living part of it (houses, buildings) should consist in mega-blocks that would provide those basic needs: markets, pharmacies, groceries...

Didn't work. You need a car for everything. The roads are flooded with cars. The city expanded and a great part of the habitants live very far from the place they work, so it takes a long time to go home.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bras%C3%ADlia
Is the difference here that TOTP/HOTP is entered by the user, while U2F is entered automatically?
Making changes to an HOA, once it's established, is functionally impossible in many places due to the way they are set up. They require a certain percentage of homeowners to approve a change, which ends up being far more of them than you can get to respond to mailers or doorbells. The meetings of the HOAs themselves tend too often to devolve into wasting everyone's time on minor, petty differences about how to spend the dues.

This is at least partly intentional, I suspect, because it allows the city to make certain assumptions about newer neighborhoods which have these boilerplate HOAs that are essentially the same across a whole region. This type of thing may or may not be better in some situations than no HOA at all, but it undermines what I would consider true property ownership while also preventing any kind of effective adaptation to new information or circumstances over time. For example, I know of a neighborhood where they are required to put a certain color of asphalt shingles on their roofs when they need a new one (about every 10-15 years). Roof mounted solar panels or tiles will never be allowed in this neighborhood, which I find utterly insane.

If I was in a position to buy property, I would strongly favor a location unburdened by this kind of albatross.
These and 3rd party integration, I think.

HOC aren't to bad to know either, if you want to end up with maintainable code.

shameless plug: https://github.com/kay-is/react-from-zero
The most important image IMHO is the following, be sure to check it: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C0XB_c8WIAAtEF8.jpg:large
Yes. Fluor author can provide code that they have written under a dual license of both MIT and GPLv2, but users need to be able to get the code under GPLv2 in order full fill the conditions (and to get things like the patent grant).
Once the UK leaves the EU, they wouldn't fall under these courts any more, correct?
Go the language does not require any environment variable (see https://golang.org/ref/spec). Go the tool (that wraps compilations and linking) did depend on $GOPATH environment variable to find location of installed packages (see https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-GOPATH_environment_variable).

In some ways this is similar to cargo which depends on existence of ~/.cargo

btw. you can manually invoke Go compiler and linker. A very simple example from some time ago can be found here: https://github.com/tumdum/go_build
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the one that you like the most...
Open offices are bad for us
Here is the alpha 6 release blog post from a few days ago

https://blog.getbootstrap.com/2017/01/06/bootstrap-4-alpha-6...
Here is a path for learning physics, https://www.susanjfowler.com/blog/2016/8/13/so-you-want-to-l... for those interested, and here is relevant HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12691963
Deep Learning Paper Implementations: Spatial Transformer Networks – Part I
Download the bootstrap source, open /scss/bootstrap.scss, comment out the features you don't want to use, and rebuild it. Completely customisable and much smaller.
> Believe it or not, the YC partners and leadership are actually better judges of ability than the market. It could never work otherwise.

Doesnt match

> It was sold years later for less than the money the investors had put into it.
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Building a Search Engine to Shed Light on the Dark Web
Of course you're right, I was talking more about serious projects run by a very small number of people (1-3), and under very limited timespan and budget. Companies won't need css frameworks anyway in most cases.
For an "ultra security mode" that would work, but it would break a large portion of the Web's sites (as you noted, and it's easy-ish to circumvent) :/

Conceptually I like the idea of an ultra security mode for certain use cases, but ultimately it ends up making the whole web look like a bunch of plain text emails -- no JS, probably no images (unless the are somehow sandboxed and displayed from a safe local store), links are fully visible, etc.
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At first I agreed with you, but realized that my preferred solution was essentially what they recommended and just with different wording. My thought process was:

- Absolutely, DNS resolvers should not care or have knowledge of the protocol that will be used to access that address.
- What they *should* do is just say that normal DNS resolvers shouldn't ever resolve .onion addresses.
- (And then Tor should include a special DNS resolver that does anyway.)
- Oh, that's compatible with what they said.

I think some of the confusion comes from their use of "applications".
What exactly is the benefit to the grid system in Bootstrap 3? Looks the same to me.
Doesn't business tax still get paid by people?
No, the other way. A company that kept the long name and thereby failed. Specifically because of the bad brand and not for other reasons.
Google Analytics event tracking without writing JS code
Eventually we should just store the AST in source control. Prevents inconsistencies when style changes and/or 50k lines diffs to change the indentation level.
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It's not just about serving the sites, it's about any company that claims they don't track users.
Name one that kept the generic name and failed because if it.

An alternative explanation is that large companies like to copy each other, not because it's a good idea, but simply because they're afraid to be different. Most people like to conform.
crate is what gets released / distributed (i.e. a whole 'library', 'package', 'dependency', 'bundle'). Modules are single source files.
Yeah, more people needs to get scammed, then the media will advertise how it happened and how to prevent it. It's called learning and is a sign of maturity.
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Shouldn't that be illegal. But yeah probably in America if you own the media then you can have it say whatever you want.

I personally think Bill Gates should run, he'd be a much better President, and much more likely to win.
Ask HN: Create text and still image slideshow from YouTube video
This falls under the category of "Surely someone has done this?"

I absolutely loathe watching video tutorials. YouTube has automatic speech to text captions and extracting these is fairly easy.

But they lack context. It occurred to me that you could also extract significant video frames (i.e. a camera cut) and combine these with the captions to get a fairly serviceable image and text version of many coding tutorials.

Does this already exist?
An ecosystem of attractive looking templates, devs who know how to use it, various tools that integrate or output it, examples and tutorials to learn from, code samples to re-use etc.?

There's also a justification for the type of classnames you're railing against here:

http://nicolasgallagher.com/about-html-semantics-front-end-a...

I believe Bootstrap adopts many of these ideas. So it's not just a mistake, but an intentional decision as part of a different paradigm. Feel free to suggest that it's not a useful way to build websites, but don't be fooled into thinking they've accidentally broken a rule they intended to follow.
Which evidence do you see that points to obscurity or partial obscurity leading to success (or adoption, I can't tell which you're claiming)?
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