skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How about linking the material?

>and anti-racist groups that demolish your car, house, get you fired from job for liking wrong thing on Facebook.

Yea. It's your prerogative to hold controversial opinions. But you certainly don't have any right to be publicly racist and expect no retaliation.

To clarify, I meant legal retaliation using legal means like firing the racist person from their job. Burning down their car is of course, illegal.
The swedish government has no censorship powers.
What is an acceptable level of whitewashing when it comes to security incidents?

In my opinion, you are correct. Cloudflare is making it sound a little too clean.
Can we not do this in HN? I've watched many communities I used to enjoy get ruined by flamewars over Islamophobia and immigration, and I'd rather not see that happen here.
/r/machinelearning is okay.

Twitter has good conversation as well, if you follow all the ML people.

Most researchers are in labs so they usually discuss these things in person with their colleagues. Also the community is relatively small so a lot of discussion happens at conferences and most people are first or second degree connections.
And:

http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/09/how-sweden-became-an-exam...

"How Sweden became an example of how not to handle immigration"

By Tove Lifvendahl, political editor-in-chief at Svenska Dagbladet.

(She gets away with saying these things since she is adopted from Korea.)
Ok, I spent 10 minutes googling.

"Police in Ontario were forbidden to compile race-based crime statistics."
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2015/08/17/a-thorny-history...

"Charlie Hebdo attackers: born, raised and radicalised in Paris"
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/12/-sp-charlie-he...

"The men responsible for the carnage [7/7 attacks] all grew up in Britain"
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/77-bombings-l...

"According to the Young review, the disproportionate representation of young black and Muslim prisoners in the UK is now greater than that in the US."
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/jun/24/rise-proport...
After just reading the title, I assumed the same thing, but actually this is exactly what web development needs.

create-react-app is a great example of a project that abstracts away all the complexities of a JavaScript build process and dev environment, but customization inevitably requires you to 'eject' and reintroduce that complexity to your project.

This tool goes one step further and supports customization without this eject step.

This is finally where web builds need to be to provide a simple foundation for modern web development so devs can focus more on making apps and less on tooling.

I look forward to trying it out.
Google has shares in uber. If they sue them and win their shares are theoretically worth less. I guess if they win enough money it works out.
Launch Chrome on Linux and grep the ps
output.
> There are areas like this in most countries.

But for quite many decades, there didn't use to be areas like that in Sweden.
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Go ask the Native Americans what they think about all those immigrants.
I use Keepass and haven't found any fault with it. It came as a recommendation in a blog a couple of years ago.
He updated it a few months ago, but he's had versions of this for quite some time. Yes, maintaining it in late 2016 is somewhat stubborn, but it made a lot of sense in the early years of Python 3.
Reports of youths stoning firemen are in the newspaper every couple of months in my UK city. Firemen report it as truth too, it has been specifically mentioned when I've visited fire stations (Scout visits).

The youths are never charged from what I can tell, the police just disperse them. I assume this means the incidents don't go in to crime statistics.

That's one way of "bringing down violent crime", don't arrest the perps; that may be over-cynical.
This my friends is propaganda.
> crazy idea here, they could licence their OS

Another one to chime in that I don't consider this crazy...any more.

It didn't work the first time around partly because the cloners had much smaller volume and could therefore always scoop Apple on the most profitable high-end gear, which didn't have component availability.

The licensing model was always a gamble, with the hope that the loss of margin would be offset by an increased base. The problem was that it was "bet the company" stakes at the time, and when it didn't quite work out as hoped they had to shut it down or shut down the company.

Now the Mac line in general and the pro line in particular is a sufficiently insignificant part of the overall business that they could afford the gamble.
My guess since they mentioned the Kista area: Husby, Rinkeby or Akalla. Maybe Hallonbergen. I lived in Solna for a while, studying at KTH in Kista. I've spent a fair bit of time in and around these areas and I can't say I've ever felt unsafe in them. Whenever people talk about these areas as no-go zones or areas where if you enter you'll probably be mugged, stabbed, shot, raped, or worse, I wonder if they've ever been there at all.
Cloudflare emails users, 150 accounts had data leaked on caches
This is an example of 'sophistication' ?
It's quite unkind to tell someone who's feeling fear because a murder happened that they are being "absurd".
I did this diet by myself a couple of years back and had great results (slightly modified, I did 1200 calories a day with a daily jog - works out at a net of roughly 800 calories). I found the first 4 days pretty uncomfortable but after that the diet was easy to follow. After a few days I was able to stop taking medication completely and ever since have been able to just use diet/exercise. I now do a top-up week about once every 6 months or so which I find is necessary to maintain the same level of glucose control (HBA1C is now 5.6, down from 8.1 at diagnosis).
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Visually defined: tech jargon
The concept of chunking is covered in Learning How To Learn. I think the provide references as well.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn
They talk about it in the article

> People from foreign backgrounds are suspected of crimes more often than people from a Swedish background [...] In a later study, researchers at Stockholm University showed that the main difference in terms of criminal activity between immigrants and others in the population was due to differences in the socioeconomic conditions in which they grew up in Sweden.

So it seems that whilst immigrants are suspected of more crimes than average, they commit the same amount of crime as poor deprived members of indigenous populations.
> How about linking the material?

First result from 4sec googling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1MYMVfyHi0

>But you certainly don't have any right to be publicly racist and expect no retaliation.

Seriously, demolishing someone's car/house is not worth mentioning in your comment, but have no right to be publicly racist? I also didn't say it was racist, where did you take this from?

Also, what's your address because I disagree and would like to put an axe on your front door.
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I know.

The sad thing is that I'm currently job hunting, I'm interested enough to give a minute or two of my day to review some content of this type, I do use their website to review companies, but then... they have to go and cheapen the whole experience for both of us by coming on so hard.

Now, instead of being mildly intrigued by what they had to offer, I just feel dirty for looking and want to go take a shower.
He might be racially charged, but my intuition is telling me he would not have committed the crime if he were not under the influence.
Same, got notification about both my Google accounts and was terrified it was some new phishing trick. Reading about Cloudbleed did not help matters either.
At least I got extra motivated to secure up all my accounts, so there is that.
"This could easily happen in Go as well."

Not really true. Go operates on slices that panic on out-of-bounds accesses. So, for this to happen in Go you would have to reinvent slices and use a lot of manual C-style code to operate on them, which literally nobody does in Go, because it's too hard.
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I would read that completely differently. The fact that 2.5x more immigrants are 'suspected' reads as a comment on racial profiling. Unless the author clarifies it's hard to read anything into the Sweden stat.
And regional stats should not be diluted by national stats. I want to know if crime increased in Stockholm?
Well here's the police speaking about the areas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24PCOMi3QAQ&feature=youtu.be...

They're not exactly no-go, more like "no-go without bulletproof vest, riot gear and a big set of cojones"
It's strangely worded because "no-go area" is a dog-whistle that means a lot more to certain groups than others.

There's a whole bunch of people who think Muslims are secretly taking over western nations, and being aided by Jews. As part of that they believe they are literally setting up whole cities under Islamic law.

This is why Obama not being born in Kenya can seem like political trivia to one person, but evidence of a wide ranging conspiracy to another.

"Sharia" and "Muslim brotherhood" are a couple of other terms that have resonances you're probably not aware of amongst the "counter-jihadi" movement.
It is perfectly well-known how to avoid such things: Stronger gun control to raise the difficulty of achieving death of others; state-enforced education levels with low to zero cost. Sadly these things run counter to the convictions of a loud enough part of the US population that they cannot usefully be implemented.
It's well documented in Sweden.
Actually looking at the source of that remark (highlighted intro to an article on thelocal.de), it's not supported by the rest of the article:

> The documents note that while the number of refugees in the country has risen sharply throughout 2015, the crime rate has not gone up correspondingly, but has "merely risen steadily".

Of course it would not rise sharply even if refugees do commit more crimes. Refugees are a small portion of the population and will only have a small effect on overall crime rates.

> Interior Minsiter Thomas de Maizière responded to the news by saying: "The current trend shows that refugees are just as unlikely to commit crimes as comparable groups among the current population. The majority of them don't commit crimes, they are seeking protection and and peace in Germany."

Note: "just as" and "comparable groups", rather than the whole population.

>
The rate of crime in refugee reception centres has gone up most quickly.

It sounds like thelocal.de took some liberties.
Performance, performance, all the talk about performance. What about memory footprint?

Apparently Ignition helps a bit, but still… even the baseline memory usage of Node.js and Chromium is bad. Just open a node REPL, its resident set size is 2x the size of a ruby/python REPL, about 10x the size of luajit.
I think you do have a right to hold a controversial opinion in public and not have your belongings destroyed because of it.

"That person said something I disagree with" doesn't imply that you have the right to demolish their property and their job.
I had metabolic syndrome x, pretty much the final stage before type 2 diabetes.

I also had an undiagnosed (despite every test the docs could think off).

I went on a 1500 calorie a day diet for 7 months and dropped weight from 245lbs to 185lbs (I'm 6 foot) at the next doc appointment indicators where all in normal range and at the most recent they where all excellent for someone my age.

Diet for this 7 months was cottage cheese, veg, nuts and rolled oat porridge with either chicken or fish and veg.

No fruit, lots of supplements and a protein shake before bed.

First month was grim I felt terrible all the time but every month after was easier.
I will put a spike on it. Also I might just remotely detonate the drone. I can buy drones, training a falcon takes time.
Motivate Yourself
Madras Oregon? Oh my. That's really special. The 'Count my IQ on one hand' crowd are really out in force today.
I had heard of lisp machines as a term, but none of the others mentioned in your comment.

Thanks for pointing out, I'll do some research on this topic.

If you have links easily accesible to you, I'd appreciate them, if not no problem at all.
Judging by the other statements in the article, the author seems to have more interest in inspiring that doubt than in clarifying.
You have to be very careful. They lie about even relatively inconsequential things. Like particular bombings in Syria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFQdBHQjPHs

This one is back from the time of the siege of Aleppo last year. Frontline reporting is probably even more biased than anything else. Journalist speaking against the soldiers he's embedded with? What will happen next time he's embedded with any troops?
I created a Chrome extension that searchs your bookmarks for sites that use Cloudflare: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cloudbleed-bookmar...
Written by the leaders of Sweden's "alt-right" (for lack of better name) party the Sweden Democrats.
Why it’s hard for programmers to write a program to flatten a list?
When retaliation happens because you're pointing out facts (or assumed facts) without any ill intent, that becomes a problem.
> It's totally irrelevant that the crimes has decreased.

That depends. If you are looking for excuses for racism, it obviously is not relevant. But if you claim that the Swedish society has turned dangerous because of the immigrant crimes, it should be highly relevant for the discussion.
Doesn't the claim about refugees in Germany use the same trick the Swedish Government uses? There are fewer refugees than native Germans, so even if the absolute number of crimes conducted by Germans would be higher than the absolute number of crimes by refugees, it doesn't say anything about the prevalence of crime in the populations.

For example, if you have 100 "native" Germans and 10 refugees, and there were 3 German criminals and 1 refugee criminal, 10% of refugees would be criminals, but only 3% of Germans, even though more Germans than refugees would be criminals.
Most analysis showed he had some chance of winning, and he won by a relatively low margin.

If you rolled a ten sided dice once and it came up with a ten, would you feel repeated tests that showed there was a 10% chance of that outcome should be ignored in future?
As a security-minded person, I would be suspicious under any circumstance where someone unfamiliar distanced me from my devices.
Yep, that guy totally seems like a reasonable and unbiased POV: https://twitter.com/ArgBlatteTalar/status/831600862866898954
Yeah, it wouldn't help if the attackers don't resolve the DNS hostname on ~every request :D But then, there are ways to find the origin anyway (when buttflare is enabled), someone in this thread posted the real IP address of Hacker News…
Excuse me? Downplaying migrant rape and crimes is propaganda.
The fact that you need Watson to figure out Oracle licensing has soured me on ever using them for anything in the future.

Running Oracle databases on Windows doesn't just suck, it's extremely more expensive for licensing. Oracle almost forces you to instead set up Oracle Linux servers for this purpose.

I've also been seeing Microsoft reaching out to Oracle customers trying to incentivize them to switch to Azure/Windows/SQL Server. "We'll throw in some money for the engineering effort to switch!", things like that.
Would you mind giving a quick summary of the video? I'm somewhat challenged in the 'understanding Swedish' department.
Asics can't be redirected to different alt coins that have a different proof of work. They will run to recoup the costs. That is why bitcoin will be more secure even if prices and transactions drop from a move to an alt.

Miners are playing a game of chicken to milk the fees while hoping users don't swerve to another chain.
If the polls had said "0.1% chance", I would agree with you. But a 10% chance is actually quite high odds. Things much less likely than that happen to everyone, every day.

The predictions were essentially right. Hillary Clinton had a better chance of winning the election, but Trump successfully rolled the dice with his 10% odds: he campaigned in some critical states that were expected to go blue and won them over by a narrow majority.
Define "automatically" and "services" first ;-) Normally you just set it in the systemd's unit file for each daemon you want to adjust. So for some definitions of the above the answer is yes. (OOMScoreAdjust in https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.exe...)
Well, in the Google Zero Project issue ticket, the engineer said he felt Cloudflare tried to downplay the severity and it took them extra days and a lot of demanding from Google Zero Project team to finally get a draft (which from a legal and a company reputation PoV that makes sense; you need a lot of eyes on the draft before going out to the public).

I think not every "leak" is sensitive, but there are definitely instances Cf and Google both found very sensitive information.
You've got a few too many words in the first sentence for my taste.

"The capital of Canada is an interview question?"

What does that show? That you paid attention in geography, that you're Canadian, or that you are able to answer pointless questions?
> If he is found to have acted without authorization, the question then becomes: does that make other sysadmins criminally liable for mistakes they might make unless they get explicit permission beforehand? That would create a hell of a problem.

> If Thomas is found to have acted with authorization, every company will wonder if that gives their sysadmins carte blanche to ruin their systems with no legal comeback. That's not going to sit very well in boardrooms.

Both are very good points. Not that I think that a sysadmin has the right to screw up everything on purpose, far from that. But the other way round: when a sysadmin screw up something, will he be obliged to prove that was a mistake? What constitutes a mistake? Not all companies have the right touch when dealing with the IT personal, so all sysadmins will have to contract some insurance against his company?
Would Internet Archive able to "cache" the leaks?
I'd say THAT is irrelevant. If I become victim of a crime, it doesn't console me if the perpetrator is poor. I just don't want to become a victim of a crime.
I bought this for £12 a year ago. I see it's unavailable from that seller but you'll find it elsewhere. In the UK diabetics get these free. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004343VWS
If it's well done, you don't immediately realize the text isn't exactly black. You'd have to have a closer look to find that out.

The paper color of good books isn't glaring white, either, but has a slight yellowish tint. FWIW, I think the background color of HN might be a nod to that.
Oh boy, this is bad as fuck. Major bitcoin exchanges were affected and these are exchanges where if you can login, you might be able to withdraw the cash irreversibly for ever.

I'm trying to figure out how bad this is; and a part from the exchanges I'm using which other sensitive sites are concerned.
Denial of reality is as bad as story fabrication
This discussion about whose statistics are more correct, seems to me to resemble those who argue that certain races have statistically higher IQ or statistically higher net worth or are statistically more inclined to be involved in crime.

OK, so you have statistics that show that you are right. What you going to do with them? Start discriminating against every single individual of that particular ethnic group?
Yet now it's hyped
How is this relevant to the discussion? It's almost as if you seek to undermine his argument by pointing out that he has an addiction. Why would you do that? Are you scared of what he thinks and says?
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>Rofl. Just like the shooter picked on the indians thinking they're arabs. If you're trying to prove that americans have no idea there is a world outside their borders, you're succeeding wonderfully.

Actually, it was the existence of Madras, Oregon that I was unaware of. That's why I assumed the page was about Madras, India.
I'm so fed up with clickbait, I think we need a browser addons to warn us. Similar to uBlock/adblick.

But if nobody does it, than Ill do it one day. Now because I wrote it here Ill remember.
Nearly everywhere in the US that isn't city is open to hunting. A big exception is the National Park System, but only a few of those are very large. Of course Russia is the largest country by land area so what you say is likely to be true, but still, pretty much everyone in the US is fairly close to viable hunting grounds.

Of course not everyone hunts, but then owning 2 or 3 firearms for different types of hunting isn't really outlandish.
Absolutely remarkable.

The United States, a country with roughly 16,000 murders a year and 90,000 rapes [1], where a violent crime occurs roughly occurs every 26.3 seconds and a rape every 4.2 minutes [2] is focused on the volume of crime in Sweden.

This is a level of delusion and farce that is without precedent. We've entered a true Twilight Zone where people have completely disconnected from reality and are now truly just fantasizing about symbols that have no connection to reality. The whole "Sweden debate" really shows what direction this country is going in and it's just remarkable.

[1] https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/latest-crime-statistics-rel...
[2] https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-...
Exactly, using the Swedish tabloid definition of a "no-go zone", the poorer parts of most US cities would be no-go zones.
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isn't that what an anti-immigrant terrorist wants?
I don't understand what this has to do with HN. Swedish immigration...? How..?

I guess it's interesting enough, but I just don't see the link. Why is it being upvoted so much?
This is plainly wrong. Socioeconomic factors are not the major ones. Culture, habits and social conditioning in general are. People who do not share (or even comprehend) the shared values of other cultures have no respect to them and perceive others as "aliens". This works both ways. The cultural incompatibility and different social conditioning are the major factors.

Basically, well-educated people of any origin would behave more or less similarly, according to common shared values (or a subculture) while on the other side of the spectrum the differences could be huge and fundamental. One just have to call the things by its real names.
To avoid misunderstanding, are you saying that it's acceptable to physically assault people because of their opinion, or do you "agree" with something else?
I don't know why you are downvoted. Most sources in this world are better than Juan Cole.
If you really want there to be a nightmare situation where private companies decide what gets to be a web site, just let Cloudflare keep doing this. You'll be left with a centralized internet run by 3 US-based CDN companies that only supports HTTP.

But yes, I absolutely do want private companies to make decisions like this. If Google didn't do this constantly, my search results would be a bunch of spam, scams and phishing attacks.

Requiring the police to get involved every time something bad happens (like a new phishing site) would be the end of the functioning internet and of our ability to enforce laws. Internet tech companies are absolutely expected to behave responsibly on a private level, and are given a lot of legal leeway on the assumption by the government that they will.
Sorry, I would not have been able to tell you that answer. I have never cared much for geography and I literally never need to know other country's capitals in my day to day life.
Wikileaks: Swedish media admits to censoring stories for the last five years on migrant crime

https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/688999781193117696?lang...