skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd suggest using Riot.

See https://opensource.com/article/17/5/introducing-riot-IRC, https://about.riot.im/ and https://matrix.org/.
Ancient Romans made world’s ‘most durable’ concrete
Nothing beats Microsoft platforms for gaming though. Excel 97 has a built-in flight sim. Can Emacs do THAT?
I don't know any people around me that have facebook that don't have another way to be reached. So there is something else that makes you stay.
Edited comment to explain it affects 3rd party websites. Facebook works as usually and all content it the same.
Fun fact: The percentage of students in CS that are female is half of what it was in the mid 80s. All this hubbub is there to disguise the fact that as soon as comp sci stopped being necessary to do useful things with computers, women left in droves.
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>Also surprised it's not worth employing 100 people bringing in $7m/yr/head.

$721m divided by 97 would be applicable if the entire IoT group consisted of those 97 people but it's not. I can see that the article makes it confusing and some might interpret it as if Intel is laying off all the IoT employees. (I don't know how many total Intel IoT employees there are since Intel doesn't seem to not have publicized that headcount.)

My guess is that since Intel recently discontinued x86-based IoT boards (Joule, Galileo, and Edison), many of the layoffs are directly connected to that.

Intel is still in the IoT game but pursuing other strategies to compete with the low-power-more-efficient ARM-based IoT market.
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In this case, yes, optimizations don't appear to be giving me much of a win. Although, I'm very glad I checked! There are certainly some very realistic scenarios in which it would be valuable to save this branch.
> Or, if there is no purpose, then this is one heck of a big show for nothing!

It isn't really. The universe all falls out of a very few, very simple rules playing themselves out - and the more we study it the smaller and simpler that set of basic rules is. Physically it's pretty big, sure, but the Kolgomorov Complexity is actually pretty small, and that's the kind of measure you need to use when considering how good a given explanation is.
it doesn't obviously imply anything to do with consciousness
Old Opera used to have each tab being a separate environment. For some reason we are mostly back to "private windows" now, which aren't separate at all between each other.
The fact that a backlash against self-evidently disgusting behavior needs to 'build' is disturbing.
Really love this feature. Incredibly useful for sticky accounts such as google, facebook, twitter, etc. Buttons and scripts follow you everywhere these days.

But it's not just that. It let you easily open several accounts in parallel. I have 3 github accounts, and can open 3 tabs in 3 clicks with the 3 account in parallel. Before than I had to use profiles and it was a pain.
We changed that for a reason. No use wants to be logged out that often. Actually most facebook user probably enter their password one time a month. Less if they use the mobile.
Is this real? This seems like some sort of poor excuse for a joke.
Thanks for the pointer. Wish this worked on iOS, where the only option is to use a dedicated browser for accessing Facebook. Not sure how Brave deals with Facebook cookies on iOS.
It only blocks third-party cookies, so you can login to Facebook. What it would block is Facebook tracking outside the Facebook domain.
Another option is to use something like Self-destructing cookies, which would delete the Facebook cookie when you close the tab.
There are add ons to change the user agent to something more generic. You can even randomize it but it breaks many more sites than I was expecting.
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Why buildroot is better? I need some substance to present to get rid of Yocto, but I fail to verbalize my gut feelings.
CTRL-[+] in your browser?
also firefox "containers" now allow you to use a separate cookie set for different domains.

https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/containers/
Why can't you use firefox on iOS? All addons should work normally.

https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/ios/
You misunderstood, that's my point. If you send it in ISO8601 as a UTC date, it's always wrong in that scenario. If you leave off the Z, browsers all do different weird things (and worse, Chrome recently changed how the interpret ISO8601 dates without a Z).

But if you send it in yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss format, a format supported by all JS clients, it's unambiguously a relative date and won't be interpreted incorrectly by the browser.

Annoyingly, moment.js seem to be threatening to drop support for that format.
Tip for people using AWS: It's nowadays very easy to create and manage multiple accounts using AWS Organizations. It helps you get into the habit of grouping your services across different Amazon accounts. (I'm not sure what happens if the master account is compromised, but probably the other accounts can still be used if they have individual passwords set.)

Another good habit is to use CloudFormation (and Serverless Framework) to deploy services, so they can be fairly easily re-deployed to any account. That doesn't solve data migration though.
One thing I've often wanted to do, but didn't have the time to, was to take Turing Drawings: https://github.com/maximecb/Turing-Drawings ( faster asm.js variant here: https://github.com/darius/Turing-Drawings ), which runs a random Turing machine to generate abstract art and put the machine description in the image itself, so it could self-modify.
You can static assert that the offset of your VLA member is the size of your structure. I haven't thought about alignment requirements, but for many needs it will do the job.
Yup, that about sums it up perfectly.
The IoT market is going to grow significantly and Intel drops it? Why not reboot it, after a "lessons learned" and some serious study of the e.g. Beagleboard, Pi and Arduino ecosystems, to check what works (hint: price matters. Lots of easily driven 3.3v GPIOs matter. Battery life matters. Sometimes integrated connectivity matters, if it doesn't kill price or battery life).

Have they not learned from the Xscale fiasco that dropping a soon-to-be hugely important market is not the best strategic move?

And it's not like both predictions are/were any difficult to make.

They have the technical chops to do it right, their mainstream CPUs are ample proof of that, and this sector will get a lot bigger. Their top management either lacks the balls/vision to drive the idea to success, or is acutely aware that they would never, ever be profitable in a market where the end product is under $40 (sometimes under $5).

I don't know which alternative is sadder.
Silence is the enemy of justice.
The easiest route for installations would be to offer a docker image and docker-compose file to set up the multiple services.
I used it a few weeks ago in test-pilot program, it was hard to use, difficult to open new tabs in container I wanted.
>> Role models are probably a bad idea

>I tried suggesting exactly this - not only down-voted, but then flagged!

I think that's because your post is of less quality than the one you're responding to, not because of the merits of the idea itself. pjc50 said "probably" instead of asserting an absolute, and provided a reason why that might be the case, instead of dismissing the concept with a snarky remark.

In other words, pjc50 provided an argument to support the idea in a neutral tone. That can be respected even by people who don't agree with the argument.
Ask HN: What do people do as hobbies?
I work a bit too much and was told to get a hobby. What do most people do in their spare time or as a hobby?
YouTube is my second most visited site. I don't even watch TV, I love my channels I subscribed to. It's 50%-50% dev / entertainment related.
It's simple to install ripgrep on pretty much any Linux because I distribute statically compiled binaries:

$ curl -LO 'https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/releases/download/0.5.2/ripgrep-0.5.2-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz'
$ tar xf ripgrep-0.5.2-*.tar.gz
$ cp ripgrep-0.5.2-*/rg $HOME/bin/rg

If you're not a fan of this approach (downloading random binaries and slapping them into your $HOME/bin), then your other choice is to build from source. I don't use Ubuntu, but install Rust[1] and then building ripgrep is easy:

$ git clone git://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
$ cd ripgrep
$ cargo build --release
$ ./target/release/rg -V
ripgrep 0.5.2

And yes, it would be great to get ripgrep packaged into Ubuntu.[2] There seems to be an up-to-date PPA here.[3]

[1] - https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/install.html

[2] - https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/issues/10

[3] - https://launchpad.net/~x4121/+archive/ubuntu/ripgrep
Had a girlfriend ages ago addicted to Candy Crush. I remember one Sunday - she'd invited her sister and mum round for Sunday lunch, which I was cooking.

Came out of the kitchen and saw all 3 playing the same game. Went outside for a cigarette and the lady upstairs was leaning out of her window playing the same game but with the sound on ('tasty...' etc)

We didn't last long after that.

I'm not having a go at them playing the game, I am pretty good at procrastinating myself in different ways (on this site for example), but I swear there has got to be a scientific study somewhere on the birthrate being affected by people playing CC or mooching on Facebook.
you are already using docker-compose.yml. you should use definitely do a production ready docker swarm deployment. you only will need to do incremental changes to your docker-compose
Intel rode too long on the x86 and the horse is now tired. It has been tired a while but there were deep moats around Intel. Manufacturing technology was one but others have been catching up as mobile provided the market and cash for sustained investments. Wintel was another but both Microsoft and Apple are both looking at ARM. On the server side ARM, graphic chips and FPGAs are taking away and are threatening to take even more business.

Intel seems to know they need to break into new business. But doing that with the mindset and within the constraints of a quasi monopolist is very, very hard. Building something new requires not just resources but calendar time, commitment and freedom not just on the technical but also on the business model side. Focusing on your core strength is an excellent mantra until one is in a corner and by then it is hard to think different.
$721m revenue is not $721m profit. The division may have been operating at a loss. Big shipments may have been provided to retailers and booked as revenue, just waiting to return unsold or massively discounted.
Styled-components in action
It takes ambition and drive to get to the successful point of "enough".

Once you are there, these traits don't just turn off. They probably amplify because you have line of sight to bolder ambitions.
Actually, there is. There’s a sandstorm config for Quassel, with webinterface, quassel bouncer, etc included.

I’m not sure if quassel-irssi is also included, but that and quassel-rest-search should be easy to add.
you should really look at Janus (with Cassandra as the backing datastore). http://janusgraph.org/

Since it uses Gremlin, you should not have that big a problem in porting.
Well, ok. I'm not a native English speaker, so I suppose "rather" wasn't the right word. Maybe "notably different"?
Apple does not allow browser extensions. Firefox (any non-Apple browser) on iOS is a wrapper around Mobile Safari.
One of the best short but to the point set of suggestions I have seen. All known but it helps to reinforce them frequently! Thanks.
Yeah, it wasn't that helpful. In the last few weeks they made it so you can right click on a page once opened in a container and "always open in this container"
Updated it. If it's still too small, just right click, inspect element and choose a custom width and height.
Are there any real successes from the Incubator that includes office space model vs just cash?
Security Researchers Crack 1024-bit RSA Encryption in GnuPG Crypto Library
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I'd love it if someone with the skills could do a sentiment analysis of all the comments under SV sexism/sexual harassment articles posted to HN, and quantify the amount of denialism versus recognition there is, as well as graph whether there is at least a downward trend in denialism, whether the tipping point mentioned in the article is happening.

On this topic I've been disappointed in HN more often than not. HN users pride themselves on objectivity, but sadly much of it is ditched in favor of defensiveness (or the other dismissive reactions mentioned in the article) when SV culture is put under a critical microscope.
Built this as my high school project, in Python2. Has a neat SQL-like REPL interface. Supports auto-substitution-teacher assignment among other things. Another neat thing is that this is that there are absolutely zero third-party dependencies. Feel free to contribute as there is a BIG room for add-ons and improvement.
Yocto is not a bad idea in a vacuum. But Yocto doesn't have a good hardware platform for low cost IoT, so it is limited to a narrow category where Intel's mainstream CPUs can play. And to the slice of that market that won't go to Microsoft's IoT variant of Windows, nor to Android Things. I doubt there will be, for example, a Yocto-based car infotainment system.
A good introduction to J. Krishnamurti is provided by Clive James. http://www.clivejames.com/books/glued/them
I found the GitHub link to contain a lot of useful info about what this is: https://github.com/lipp/login-with

Very nice work!
The way the first paragraph was written instantly reminded me of Douglas Adams and his works. Glad to see another one. :)
Meh, nice-written copy-paste apology I guess.

It changes nothing. In my eyes he has a stain for life. Exactly how it should be.
Ask HN: Why isn't there an AES512 or AES1024
Yes, I know AES/Rijndael is a symmetrical encryption algorithm that somehow became the winner of a competition NSA had a lot of strings to pull. In the same time it is considered relatively secure for most application. Our hard drives are most likely encrypted with AES128.
For super military+ grade why isn't there an AES512 or 1024 ?
In practice that's just not true. There are a lot of manufactured products using $otherARchMachine, but good luck making a decent self-built video player using anything but x86 (kodi on raspi is simply too slow, hell, even retropie cannot actually run n64 games on anything but the most modern pi, whereas they're perfectly smooth on a 10 year old x86 laptop)

Having a mini-ITX for everything, including even nas storage (I hate the people calling this cloud storage), is so much better it's ridiculous.
This is another big selling point for automated vehicles. Why park your car in an expensive car park when you can just send it home - many journeys are round 5 miles in the UK (https://www.licencebureau.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/road-use-...). Even better send the thing off to earn money as a taxi (I'm sure Uber are thinking this) or on some errands (bye, bye home delivery, hello home collection).
That's all right. They don't get it. Just the way life rolls. The creative people are gone. Just the nature of innovation.
I'm male and I find it so bizarre that men behave in this manner. But it happens so often that I wonder sometimes if I'm the one who is not normal.

I love women. I am attracted to them constantly. But the thought of making sexual advances towards them when I have not received any sign of interest beyond friendship or business etc, repulses me.

How hard can it be to just be nice.

As men we really need to do better.
Hi! GitLab did not built Gitter. It is explained in this blog post: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/03/15/gitter-acquisition/
My bad, I thought that it means to display my favourite artwork.
That does not sound like the average IoT product.
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That looks AMAZING. Maybe even better than GitHub. Great job, can’t wait for this!!!
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https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/20253/why-we-cant...
That is a completely fair and valid stand, and you're right.
in the US in my first year, full time contracting I did 130k on right at 1200 hours worked.

I'm on pace to do the same this year working mostly 20-30hr weeks. The rest of the time I'm spending working on my own projects and hopefully generating some recurring revenue.

Not looking to be the next big thing. I'm completely ok with a "lifestyle" business as people call it in SV.

I did this from my remote bunker nestled in the mountains of Vermont and am completely satisfied with that.
At this point I'm sure I and others sound like a broken record, but if you're new and just jumping into frontend component-based frameworks, please don't start with React.

There are simpler ways to get reasonably fast re-usable components on your project that introduce less accidental complexity.

Carefully consider which thing you actually need:

- A view library that uses components as the main building block (this usually means you already have other concerns like data modeling and routing taken care of)

- A full SPA framework (which people often get from the react ecosystem, i.e. React + Reflux/Redux/etc + React-Router)

Based on which one you need, there are other simpler (in the case of view libraries), and more coherent (in the case of full framework) choices.
>>Let's say all in it takes two or three days to fully produce a video, that's about $20/hr. That's honestly pretty terrible.

On the other hand, YT is populated by people from different countries. $20/hour is not great in US or UK, but where I'm from that's about 10x the minimum wage and 3-4x the median wage. There's plenty of foreign creators on YT and for them that amount of money places them firmly in the top income bracket.
...and please turn off that heads on world animation thing. It's annoying and distracting.

Just leave them on. We get the message.
The problem with the fermi paradox is that it assumes advanced civs will exist on the same dimensional plane as we currently inhabit.
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I remember a mention somewhere of this kind of approach to inverse foundations for set theory, but lost track of the reference. IIRC, the approach didnt have problem with empty set, but would allow the existence as a default until some obstruction. So, 'large sets' (nowadays called proper classes) would exist.
On the other hand, Facebook could design their social media widgets in a way that doesn't require the user to send a GET request to Facebook unless the user actively clicks to share.
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As an example BMW is working on one
http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/...
A nice and easy solution if you need /etc/rc.local on a systemd machine
That comment was eminently flaggable for being unrelated meta-discussion - it's mostly about you, has nothing to do with the post and is bound to generate a pointless meta-thread. The guidelines and endless moderation comments specifically ask you not to do this.
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They had successfully sold 75 records as of the date of the journalist's investigation. But that was a demand-side limitation - they apparently could supply any record on request.
On this topic, it absolutely is. Whenever these threads happen, they go one way or the other.

If the all-genders-equal, non-feminist side swings the discussion, the entire thread disappears off the front page, inexplicably sitting at position 500+ with no flagged indicator. The lambdaconf debacle comes to mind, but it's hardly the only example.

If the feminist, women-are-victims-side swings the discussion, the thread is left up, full of moral chastising, with a graveyard of flagged comments serving as a warning to the evil dissenters.

On this topic, HN is unquestionably biased from the top, and the pretense otherwise is laughably non-credible and deluded.

Furthermore, while meta-complaining is against the rules, this rule is again only enforced against those who question the party line, not those lamenting the amount of immoral thought on display.

The bigger message being sent is obvious though: men, don't bother apologizing for your missteps or character flaws. Forgiveness is not coming.

If a woman got drunk at a guy's house, and was being insistent upon being shown the door, throwing it in her face would be considered cold and insensitive.
Again? These Scientists must have the memory of goldfish - It seems like this is cracked every other month in the last 5 years or so
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> You know what, I say taking the "trillions of dollars of damage annually" will be better in the long-term than making our seashores prisoners to the sea.

If you value your sanity, stay away from the comments
It looks a lot like a basic intern project, as it does technically serve a purpose yet does not use any vulnerabilities or contain anything particularly novel for that matter.