skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's probably worth noting that Google had a partnership with Lowes to do this with Project Tango about two years ago.
Fancy extension to robots.txt?
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Not really. He was - as always - exaggerating the ills caused (directly or indirectly) by "western imperialism" while simultaneously dismissing the reports of the atrocities by communist regimes as "propaganda".

When the truth came out, his opinion did not need to change. Rather, he would point out that he was right in his position with the "information available at the time".
Ask HN: How do you deploy text changes to iOS app without a deploy?
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Especially not the Man Jose gender imbalance.
Thanks for explaining this. Until this comment I hadn't understood why LEED should be expected to have a real effect.
I have yet to meet someone else that does this, but I use nfc tags to shut off my alarm in the mornings. It forces me to get out of bed to shut off my alarm.

Not very exciting but indispensable to me.
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I'm pretty sure any kind of such appeal can be refuted by connecting this tracking to hunting terrorists.
Service workers are in a separate layer to your app code. They're in another thread, they're subject to different memory/storage rules, they have access to a few extra apis IIRC.

Service workers are designed to be run independently of your web page. I.e. Your service worker can run in the background and update your apps resource files (or even cached xhr data) when your website isn't open, so that it's ready when the user accesses your site.

This means your site goes from remotely delivered to locally served. Which reduces the load times to super low.

IMO it's also nice and clean because it lets you completely separate your app and network logic.
Your web app itself can be built as if it is always online, and all the offline logic is in the separate code package in a separate thread.
That needs a citation or a sarcasm tag.
Proof that Android is Linux
We had a chance to have LOL: Low-level Object Library. But now it is named as PAL.
The storyline was awful.
Wouldn't modules allow you to load the language runtime separately from a CDN, so that it remains cached? Kind of like people do right now with jQuery? It still would be nice if that runtime was slim of course; IIRC mobile browsers especially have small caches.
You can also watch it using VLC.
64 bits isn't enough for classful (pre-CIDR-style) routing. Remember that IP addresses aren't just arbitrary numbers, they're addresses. Note also that there's a fixed divide at 64 bits, so IPv6 is "really" only 64 bits of global routing, the last 64 bits are reserved for site-local routing.
Android updates are very un-intrusive. It's just a notification and ends up in the same black hole unread emails and facebook friend requests go [1].

I wish Android updates were more aggressive.

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[1] anecdata: I know 4-5 older people with Samsung phones. 100% of them had received an update notification and had ignored it
That's the most important argument. The second has to do with the vast number of different kinds of abuses that will occur--that you previously couldn't even imagine would--when we give up our privacy^1

[1]-https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2016/09/police-ro...
Hilbert's Program
Go to jail? I think that is a little bit harsh considering the crimes committed. When will America stop being so damn protestant when it comes to punishment?
> I'm sorry, but this is just tinfoil nonsense.

Please refrain from insults and ridiculing. That does not belong into a honest discussion.

> Trustworthy computing has nothing to do with TPM & accessories.

Trustworthy computing and Trusted computing are so similar term, that most people will confuse these two. Especially if they are not native English speakers. It was not a good choice to pick a term so similar.

> The above PDF is also a good reference guide to mitigations that are not present on desktop linuxes.

Of course not, these desktop linuxes do not have the most used attack vectors in the first place.

> Choosing not to install security updates also leaves you vulnerable to such attacks on Linux, and they do happen.

Sure, but the point was lack of trust in Microsoft and the abuse of the update mechanism in the past. You wouldn't pick any candy from a box, if you knew that just some of them are poisoned...

> Are you seriously trying to imply that you've never had an issue with a package manager on Linux?

Yes, I seriously do. Since Redhat Linux 5.0 (that's Redhat Linux, not Redhat Enterprise Linux), the only issue I had was an invalid package that failed to install (it was later fixed and the package then installed fine). No Linux distribution ever abused the update mechanism in such a way as Microsoft did.

The only questionable thing that happened was Canonical and their forwarding of search data to Amazon. They were rightfully criticized, the fix was easy, the updates didn't flip the setting back and in the end, it was corrected by Canonical. I have yet to see any correction from Microsoft - they didn't even admit wrongdoing yet.
Not a growth hacker, so not sure if this is an idea/insight you'd be looking for.

Here's mine:

Asking right people the right questions help. I asked my favorite game-designer about Buddhist meditation (I noticed she's into that as am I), she retweeted it to her 100000 followers.

My Twitter account has 0 followers (or 1) and back then it didn't even have a profile picture.

So asking the right questions :)
HTML/CSS/JS has some huge advantages from the user perspective. When a designer has made some questionable choices, all it takes is a user stylesheet or a quick tour to the devtools to fix the font size and contrast ratio.

The whole world of extensions that improve existing websites with additional buttons etc. is only possible because the page structure is exposed in the DOM. If Reddit were only WASM rendering on a <canvas>, there were no "Better Reddit" extensions.
This would be nice for other reasons too. There can be better halftoning algorithms to the typical pattern based halftoning of laser printers. It's hard to calibrate though, printers don't print "pixels". They print dots that typically overlap a lot, DPI for printers is the resolution for positioning the dots, not the size of the dots.
by selling your body
If you want to see what's possible with a BMW r1200gs CAN Bus hacking have a look here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ6LvHBWGio
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=69676
Getting employed part-time at a normal company is still one of the viable options. How many did you try to ask?
Sometimes he and Wayne June just go too deep though. All you can hear on certain words is a bass rumble...
It will show a green check mark even if you don't have IPv6, just to show that you won't have problems with timeouts...
Hehe :) Seconding recommendation for Person of Interest. Jonathan Nolan then went on to create the Westworld HBO series. These two brothers are really talented, it runs in the family.
Just look at Go binaries. They include all the standard library modules that they use. A typical "Hello World" in Golang compiles to around 1-1.5 MB (and that's after you strip debug info).
Found a bug: adding a debt with a contact will always say "You owe $x" regardless if you select "You owe contact" or "Contact owes you"
> How are you working to guarantee my data is protected from any manner use outside my own?

From the README on Github:

"We provide a hosted version of this application on https://monicahq.com.

If you prefer to, you can simply clone the repository and set it up yourself on any hosting provider, for free. I'm just asking that you don't try to make money out of it yourself."

So to guarantee the privacy of your data, set it up on your own server (maybe even locally hosted if you're that paranoid) and you're set.
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Like barbarians, with this old-fashioned thing called "documentation".
Unfortunately, unless you are lucky and have the connections and required social skills (e.g. you live in a place where engineers are respected and you know people who are not age-biased and to whom you can argument your value), the chances of finding well-paid work as a teenager are slim.

For self-taught programmers, before you find work with good pay, there seems to be a phase of self-validation. In a way, you have to pave your road somehow to demonstrate your value. For me, this meant freelancing for individuals and small businesses to gain work to which to refer to when later interviewing. I had done five of these gigs before landing a job opportunity which paid going rates for university graduates. Before that, I had worked three years and made the equivalent of two-month salary in my new job. I had been underpaid. My boss even implied that I had been a bargain, but working for under the minimum wage besides studies was what it required to me to gain some experience.

After the aforementioned job experience, I turned my twenties and at the same time the "age discrimination" I had experienced before turned upside-down. To me, this seemed like I had reached the point of self-validation, after which I was seen as an equivalent of a university graduate.

So, if possible, do not give up because of the low pay as long as you are able to learn. In my opinion, investing in yourself when you are still young is one of the best investments one can do.

In a way, people here talk about product-market fit. To me, it seems like you as a freelancer have been able to a figure that out already by finding businesses which have ordered applications from you. I think that if you are able to continue whatever you are doing now and also learn new (to increase your social capital), have some fun (to avoid burnout) and to make some money (for ramen profitability or to justify your family that you are doing something of value on the computer) then you will eventually land the job opportunity by "chance" (recruiters) or then you are able to justify your skills once you apply to a job which interests you.
If you're in a rich country, you're still very likely to get very poor rates through friends and family as a teenager, around 1-10% of market rate for a college graduate, at least that's my experience, but maybe I just sucked at marketing myself when I was a teenager.
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CRM = Customer Relationship Manager, so not really an ideal term for something personal. Perhaps 'PRM', but then nobody knows what that stands for.
reddit would probably have an opensource rendering layer or third party uis that use it's api.

wasm will be the new android without the need to install apps.
No no, in this time it is possible to normally get part-time programming job at a company. No need for MCD. (if you know coding of course).
Looks so much like JIRA that I had to check it wasn’t an Atlassian side project.

Who did the visual design?
A large portion of Android devices are very slow.
Even if we are able to, if the default is to divulge the printer ID via a dithering pattern either at the driver or machine level when given a blob of image data, I think this problem becomes similar to "Can't we all just encrypt our email?" i.e. largely academic.
It seems that admission requirements are ... very formal nowadays, but also (higher) academia is all about who knows who. So if you have a good reputation "in the field", getting into a PhD program would be a matter of asking.

Also, usually young/child prodigies were able to skip undergrad and go straight to a PhD, but that's a bit different.

See also: https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/17841/phd-witho...

https://www.quora.com/Can-one-earn-a-Ph-D-without-having-a-B...
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MPEG-TS, MPEG1 video and MP3 are all patent free. MPEG2 will be patent free in Feb 2018.
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Seriously, how do C/C++ developers ever get anything done with so much memory and pointer maintenance? A canonical "hello world" C program is basically an exploit waiting to happen, let alone 95,000 lines of open source editor code (relying on god knows how much library code...). I'd be terrified of releasing anything.
A sad fact of life, albeit based on life experience and anecdote, being young and female will mean you are being watched and followed even though you have never committed a crime.
Android doesn't support DHCPv6 and SLAAC is not good enough. We need consensus on sufficiently sized prefixes using DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DHCPv6#Implementation

This is the next big step as far as I see it.
The same argumentation is usually used to argue that people have to be in the office or they won't do work - it's wrong in that case, it is wrong in this case. People often do good work without being forced to.
I think some mathematicians need inspiring natural scenery like programmers need a good keyboard.

I have a friend who did a math post-doc at Calgary. When he "went to the lab" to get research done, "the lab" was a mountaintop.
To this I've added a DHCP script that randomly selects one of the /64's inside the /60 that my ISP allocates me, it runs on binding a lease after a given fraction of the DHCP lease time. Combined with privacy extensions, this keeps my address fairly unpredictable.
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The best bet is to assume that everything is traceable.
Best you can do is do ocr on what you've printed and pass that on, i'd say.
Correct url: https://monicahq.com/privacy
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There's a beautiful exchange at the end of the movie:

JK Simmons: What did we learn, Palmer?

Aide: I dont know sir.

JK Simmons: I don't fucking know either.

JK Simmons: I guess we learned, not to do it again.

Aide: Yes sir.

JK Simmons: I'm fucked if I know what we did.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlA9hmrC8DU (spoilers in the video)

EDIT: (Also RT has the quotes mostly wrong..)
I am in a similar boat as you(a broke teenager) but I don't like freelancing that much. I tried a few websites and they mostly make you do uninteresting work at low rates which doesn't justify the time you put into it. Sure, you can do all of this for the sake of learning but remember time is limited. I don't study CS at college and I've done projects in freelancing websites which I regretted later. It affected my regular college work and in the end I felt like I didn't learn much from it nor did I earn a lot due to the low pay offered. I personally suggest you to try getting involved in some open source program or religiously do bug hunting for a specific company. If you are a student in a college, OWASP code sprint, GSoC, X.org EVoC,Mozilla winter of security are some programs to get involved in.

Also, unless this is your full time work, make sure you concentrate on other aspects of your acads. I lost out a lot in my regular college trying to freelance(gain experience) with little to show for at the end both money and projects wise. It's quite hard for me to find work locally as well as internationally now that I am about to graduate(non CS degree) and most of the companies are skeptical about hiring an Indian without a relevant degree to do work that matters. I want to work on low level stuff/networking and all I could find are web development profiles.
I just switched to this a week ago and loving it. I can go for walks and carry nothing but my phone, and still grab a coffee etc. My last week of spending has been done entirely via NFC payments.
I'm not saying that anyone did something wrong.

I simply find it remarkable that someone actually chose this failure for his advertising. There are certainly many instances of quick turnaround times that don't center on failure.
Well it is, effectively, a custom Linux distribution.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle

Laurence J. Peter: "In time, every post tends to be occupied by an employee who is incompetent to carry out its duties" [the corollary:] "work is accomplished by those employees who have not yet reached their level of incompetence."
The full HN dataset is also on Google Big Query: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/public-data/hacker-news (updated daily)
"But now? 8 minutes."

Bear in mind this was in Central London during a period of high alert.
No

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-07-01/brull---the-boring-tru...

That whole controversy centers around him pointing out that a book by a guy called Ponchaud which was being used as a pretext to try and go to war was full of errors.

It was full of errors.
We had a client who contacted with an issue: site goes down every 15 minutes. After couple of hours of debugging we found the culprit. Some swedish equal rights server was "scraping" site every 15 minutes with massive ddos. We put capacha for the server ip only (let them scratch their heads now) and let it be. If you decide to scrape a site dont bring it down or assume its a big server. Keep it civil and without impact on performance and nobody minds.
No, but you can buy anything in a convenience store with it. You can refund a physical Suica but I don't know if you can do it with a virtual one.
That's absolutely not what's meant by "listing references". The OP is talking about listing reference, possibly on his resume or on-request, to companies he's prospecting.

The UK has a custom to perform an employment and criminal check by a 3rd party company when you join a new company (after you signed a contract and already gave your notice). That's unrelated.
I'd love to see a picture of the entire wall, with rectangles showing which tiny part of it we're looking at for each photo, just to get a better feeling for how high the climb is.
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If you want my data on a paid API basis, then ask me about it. I need to know how big the demand is for third party users before I even prioritize building a paid API, having the god damn courtesy to ask for something would give me an idea.

If you're using my data to hijack my traffic, without asking, you could have all the right justifications in the world but you're still a prick. Who knows, maybe your orphanage building app will move me tears once I hear about it and I'll give you free access.
I want to be tracked by Google. I went out of my way to turn it on in iPhone. My location is leaked to cell towers and by what wifi network I'm connecting through anyway, and I'd rather be able to figure out which cool restaurant I went to months after my visit to Vilnius is over.

Plus my memory of my personal life is so unreliable, especially if I don't have any context, so if I'm ever in court I'd like to be able to share exactly where I was when I was there.

I've stopped thinking that real privacy is attainable. That being said, I refuse to share it with scummy companies like Uber.
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Mobile networks use a lot of IPv6 internally, but that is invisible to the customer. Your IPv4 or v6 traffic in tunnelled inside IPv6 between nodes of the cellular network. That may be the cause of some confusion.
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How to normalize the brightness/saturation of images in a dataset?
Hi Guys,
I have a dataset of similar images with different levels of saturation, brightness, and contrasts. Is there some way to "normalize" those three factors to force the images to look alike? I mean, I would like to have a standard brightness/saturation and make for example dark images lighter and light images darker
So do you have a proposed improvement? I think taking schooling time away from history and sport and putting it towards coding would make us more, not less, likely to solve climate change.
I like the idea, it's supped buggy tho.
I've been trying this for less then 30 minutes and I already landed to different error page.
Right in this moment I'm stuck into the "Whoops, looks like something went wrong." page while trying to access /dashboard
I would say rather than KGB infiltrating it was a case of British socialists fearing an imbalance of power reaching out to the Soviets. And yes he is poking fun at old Johnny English. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melita_Norwood was the most important of these atomic spies, was never prosecuted and ended her days in a cottage in Bournemouth I think it was, the nice little old lady next door. The BBC itself is heavy with British spooks so this piece may not be the jolly little fna-fna it purports to be. I even suspect OP (no offense old chap).
Also, nobody wants to pay a C++ dev for doing a JS devs work, haha
The reason I like it is because I can build my OS from the ground up. And Arch makes this super easy with pre-built packages and an awesome package manager.

Most other distros you download a pre-built OS, and then you remove all the stuff you don't want. And add stuff you do want.

With Arch you just add all the things you want. You know exactly what is installed, and where/how it is configured because you did it yourself.

It's also much easier to switch between DE and/or WM with Arch than most distros.
That is crazy. I have been keeping my eye on the electric motorcycle/scooter market as well as on electric bicycles thinking that that could be a good way to support/enter the electric market. But good electric motorcycles are retailing at $15k+ and good electric bicycles can easily push into the $5k range. While I don't think I can personally benefit from a used Leaf (commute to work via bike, and use my SO's car for occasional weekend trips where range would be an issue), seems like at $7k it would be an absolute steal as a commuter car for a 2 car household, especially when you take into account savings on fuel. Battery concerns are certainly warranted, but used ICE cars in the $7k range aren't exactly risk free either.
I have nothing against scraping. Ideally, all information on the web is ready for consumption by machines and people alike, and any law or contract trying to address machines and people differently in this regard is going to be flawed and technically ambiguous. Potential traffic issues aside, this seems largely unproblematic to me.

It's what you actually do with the information that matters. For example, republishing or otherwise distributing information when you have no right to do so may be an ethical and legal issue.
JS code editor that uses a visualisation to encode the scope chain within code
And this blog is dedicated to Sci-Fi UIs http://sciencefictioninterfaces.tumblr.com/
It just means it's impossible to be covert within the system. It makes it straightforward for up-front malicious actors to run the system, Trump passim.

You'd end up with a conservative theocracy in short order. Only the perfectly conformist have nothing to hide; those people who beat their wives or children in the normal, socially approved manner will be safe.
There might be situations when you want client-side crypto not for sending data over the network, but to securely encrypt a document that you want to send / use in a different context. Using an emscripten-compiled crypto library would allow you to do this in your browser without sending any of the data over the wire.
there's reddit and then there are all the in house enterprise-ish apps that basically amount to moving buckets of bits between cross-linked tables for which html+css is not cost effective.
Has it?

The fastest VMs on the planet are JS VMs right now.
I can feel a new startup coming up, selling packaged soil dirt on a subscription basis.
Same here in Germany (Vodafone network).
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Except for that book he wrote about it: http://libcom.org/files/1345266991261.pdf
I've seen this pun multiple times. Could you explain it ?
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