skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"I hear as many people saying, "I wish more people would talk about how you don't have to raise VC""

Aren't their articles doing that talking?

If you fully get their point, there's probably not much value in you ready article #801, but their message is one that bears repeating.
I'd love to know more on why Yocto is a bad idea and what could be an alternative. no sarcasm.
It's a one-man-developed operating system written in a one-man-developed programming language, both of which are self-hosting.

The fact that something like that can be achieved by a schizophrenic man who uses the "n-word" in sentences like one uses butter on toast is truly inspirational. TempleOS is an excellent example of so-called "outsider art", but is also a significant technical feat on its own.
I didn't think that was legal. Hiring you for a 1 week period with your employment up for renewal at the end of the week sure, but not this.

For example, in Massachusetts unpaid internships are illegal unless you can prove it is job training AND that it does not perform a job functions that you would otherwise have to pay someone to do. Your situation fits the first part (it can be called training) but not the second.
All of these problems are present with any pure encryption method. That's why authentication hashes, message ids, high quality randomness sources, and so forth exist. OTP can use these just as well as any other encryption method.
Norwegian is required for engineering positions? All the job listings are in Norwegian only.
Awesome thanks for sharing this! I was too lazy to give a Ruby example alongside.
Crappy middle and senior management abounds everywhere
There are a million articles also promoting the opposite. Are you sick of that too? What do you read these days ? Hn has already 50 stories of funding every day.
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Thanks! I started with a fork of this Jekyll site: https://github.com/johnotander/pixyll so I can't take much credit for the design
There is "Pyed Piper" aka `pyp`

https://code.google.com/archive/p/pyp/

"Pyp is a linux command line text manipulation tool similar to awk or sed, but which uses standard python string and list methods as well as custom functions evolved to generate fast results in an intense production environment."
The website owner still has the ultimate responsibility for what is served on their site.

If they employ some "social media marketing expert" who deploys tracking code, then that's still on them.
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The article claims that the attack is particularly effective on (web) servers.
Wouldn't this type of attack only affect connections that originate from the affected host though (and not the incoming ones)?
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The title is currently heavily editorialized.
You can't block if you don't know it happens (or that it even can happen), which is the case for most people. Very few people understand the concept of third-party tracking - nor should they have to.
The original Thief was released in 1998, and I haven't felt more immersed by a game since. The next year gave us Superman, though, and I have yet to play a game as horrible in the ensuing years, so there's that. I guess what I'm saying is that I disagree with GP's premise.
Not exactly what you’re looking for, but related: https://camlistore.org/, see also https://camlistore.org/doc/overview

I thought of Camlistore because it’s goal is

> Camlistore is your personal storage system for life.

However, it’s more of a general storage system or diary than a quantified self application.

From the homepage:

> Camlistore is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem.

Camlistore was started by Brad Fitzgerald (Golang core member and Memcached author)
> One hears this regret in talking to older gamers. “Of course gaming has interfered with any attempt to look for or do any serious work,” says Arturo, 29, who reckons he has spent 600 hours playing Kerbal Space Program, a space-flight simulator, and possibly more at Starcraft II, a strategy game. He doesn’t just miss the forgone income and opportunities; he could have been reading, he laments. But those hours are gone for ever.

I've been working for 10 years, since my early 20s. I've also played Dota (2) for 2000 hours, and read VB.Net books, and spent time with friends I no longer have contact with, and working out even though I'm now kind of out of shape for the last couple of years (started a c25k to catch back up).

My point is, a lot of things I've done in the past are "gone" now. A lot was leisure, some was exercise, some was work related. None of it is relevant now, to my life, to my work, etc, yet I see no point in regretting any of it.

All experiences shape you, no matter if they were good, bad, productive or not. And even if you spend all your (free) time being "productive", you don't guarantee that it's long term relevant, or that you don't die of stress.

A balance is probably good, and games are a lot better than other passive pastimes.
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The lack of something like Perl/Ruby's -n and -p switches is a barrier as well. Those are handy because they automatically work for either piped input, or files named on the command line.

Of course, you can do all of this in Python, just not as a one liner.
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In the real world version of this problem the padding bytes contain some real values and the structs are both written straight to a network line (protocol is defined externally)
It definitely wasn't legal. But I was desperate.
Oops, managed to get my own email address wrong due to jet lag :)

That should be: jesse [at] fleetsmithhq.com

Note the "HQ".
Reading the source of libraries I'm using has been a real eye-opener for me. Even from very good documentation you can only learn how to use it, not learn how to write something similar yourself.

PyCharm is amazing help for it as well. Control-click on a function or class, and you will jump into its definition in the library source.
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People in this thread are flaming Intel, I suspect this is just the first of many major vendors/companies quietly droppping IoT (whilst proudly announcing their new AI/VR/TLA offerings!)
> provided they don't make use of the few cases where C language features and C++ are no longer compatible, e.g. VLAs or structure initializers

Wouldn't one compile hiredis in C, their app in C++, and link the two together?

In general compiling C code with a C++ compiler isn't the path of least resistance.
Only if they can make the headset comfortable enough to wear for hours on end. I have a PSVR and the longest I can go without taking a break is an hour for some games (i.e. Rush of Blood) and 15 for others (Resident Evil).

For the first one, I just get sweaty and fog up the lenses. For the second one I actually get motion sick (even though Rush of Blood has far faster motion, the presence of a fixed position object alleviates the motion sickness)
Australia has much stricter privacy laws than many countries, and has had them for a relatively long time (starting in 1988 and updated since).

The privacy laws apply to government agencies and any non-government organisation with > $3m in turnover.

https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy-law/privacy-act/australian-p...
That's cool, but I feel like you're unlikely to run into it very often in the wild? The vast majority of Linux systems come with ruby/perl out of the box. Plus if Python did support this sort of hackery it would quickly garner most of the bad press Perl has over the years :'(
yeah, but would light up like a xmas tree on any IDS or packet sniffer.
As a german with an ß in my last name I love it.
entire.life !
> If it is an employee or sysadmin, they are an idiot.
Its $30 a pop for small volume and large risk

In this scenario, I expect a bad egg would've sold the records in bulk to a middleman for a high price.
> and localstorage

Just a warning: not if you have enabled multiprocessing.

SDC (and other similar addons) can't monitor LocalStorage when e10s is on, only cookies. (Source: "Frequently Asked Questions and Common Problems" at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/self-destruct...)
Don't run random scripts basically, always check their content. Specially if they require root.
So this would be 100% remote?
Too much vested interests, I don't see how that's not obvious.
If you use PrivacyBadger you don't have more facebook cookie on 3rd party websites, so they dont track you.

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I had that level of fitness for many years, until I did a startup at 40. Now I am trying to get it back at 59 thru a progressive calisthenics program. I can't even do ONE pull up at this point, but I am getting closer!
I get what you're saying, and what you're saying is factual, it's just not useful information. Pesticides at least are a clear cause of hive collapse, and lumping pesticide use in with the larger monolith of "farming practices" only serves to obfuscate the problem.

No one is arguing that we should throw out all of modern farming practices, so there's no need to jump to their defense.
An alternative (very popular) is buildroot

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buildroot
In this case I don't think that being clever can actually help us much. I have some microbenchmarks towards the end of the post that are not very indicative of any performance gained by writing this "clever" code.
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Having quoted Jiddu, and living in New York, what I admire about the United States is the variety of people living together in relative harmony.
VC talk can be overbearing at times but I haven't seen anyone harping on how raising money is superior to bootstrapping. DHH, on the other hand, keeps on lambasting the VC industry without much helpful advice. It's not the contrarian view that is exasperating, it's his parochial attitude that venture capital hasn't done any good. He strikes as a person who would use Uber everyday without acknowledging that without VC capital the company couldn't have existed.
This is exactly the reason we don't allow individuals in Europe to sign up at Tesults. Companies with a VAT number are accepted.

I'm honestly surprised if this is the reason Google does it too, we made the decision because it was not worth the hassle but we are hardly Google sized! I thought they'd be able to handle this just fine.
Gates killed many businesses and lives with his business tactics (including one I know). No amount of charity will replace the business owners life.

I don't get all starry eyed with tales of people who made billions by doing questionable things and then giving it away as charity later.
>This seems like a dangerous precedent. So if we can block surveillance attempts and we don't try, then it's our fault?

If I can save your life, but choose not to, it's your fault.
Eh, 10m² parking instead of more room for a building with three stories is already 30m² of wasted space. 3000 pounds per year is then about 8 pounds/m²/month. That's really cheap for urban space.
But that can easily be explained as a feature, not a bug.
> There probably are places where 10 m2 costs around £3,000 per year, but they are relatively rare.

Costs in what sense? The whole argument here is that cities subsidize car space, so the cost to the end consumer doesn't prove anything.

> Traditionally having all car owners share all parking space makes sure that when you drive your car somewhere, for example to visit a friend, you can actually park there. If all parking space is privately owned that model tends to break down.

Depends. If it's privately owned by parking suppliers, then presumably you can buy parking. Or if it's privately owned by residents, then you can use your friend's parking.

Besides, you can always have alternate options for visiting friends.
This too. Content creation is a volatile thing, and it's pretty damn difficult to tell whether your audience (or the internet in general) will really appreciate your work.

You can try and migitate this uncertainly. By looking at trends, seeing what videos are popular, making content about whatever the new big thing is at the moment and by putting a lot of effort into your writing or production values.

But at the end of the day, it's at least much luck as skill and time that determines your success. I've seen people who are terrible video creators get hundreds of thousands or millions of subscribers simply by being in the right place at the right time. For instance, the Irate Gamer got big not because he was a particularly talented individual, but because he was a family friendly Angry Video Game Nerd alternative in a time when the nerd was getting super popular and YouTube wanted to present others like him.

Others got popular because a big news site posted about their work, or a creator with millions of fans like PewDiePie mentioned them on social media or their channel ended up in a related channels box on a large channel or because a bunch of people on Reddit came across them and thought their work was good.

And it can easily go wrong for successful or skilled people too. Doug Walker thought Demo Reel was going to be the next big thing, but it failed miserably to the point he had to bring back the Nostalgia Critic to keep his business going. I know a pro game designer with decades of experience in the industry who made a series about his speciality on YouTube... and squeaks by with about 300 subscribers. There have been more amazing looking websites and apps than I can name which tanked hard while their worse looking, worse functioning competitors took off.

Content creation (and perhaps creation in general) is a volatile, very hard to predict thing that has made fools out of experts and millionaires out of fools at an almost equal rate.
If you think induced demand for traffic is depressing, you should read about the Malthusian trap!

I am sure we can stave off induced demand if we have the proper mechanisms. For example you can reduce congestion AND charge money for driving into the city.
How do you login to Facebook when needed, if there is no cookie?
Does Gitter have federated servers using a standard protocol and a vast array of programmable extensions? None of these hosted solutions are even in the same league as IRC, and we are worse off for it.
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Slide 12 is creepy enough; 14 is over the top; 16 is perverted.
Lmao these comments are exactly what I expected + this article is already flagged. Defensive much, yinz?

I think this hypothesis is DEFINITELY possible. That's all I'm going to say.
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everyone has a mother, sister or daughter and wouldn't want to see this stuff happen
But they don't need convincing for us to leave Facebook. My friends who have Facebook also have text, email, phone, and sometimes WhatsApp, Signal, and/or Telegram. AFAIK I haven't ever convinced anyone to leave Facebook, but that hasn't been a barrier to me leaving Facebook at all.
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I tried a lot but could not install ripgrep on ubuntu :(

Apparently the code is in rust, which I know zero of. So, I didn't try building it either.
Glad to hear and thank you very much!
> Nice, if i don't lock my door, its my fault they steal my things.

In many, if not most European countries you can get a ticket for not protecting your vehicle. If you leave your car unlocked and someone steals it, it's your fault. Police if have to investigate it etc, but they also give you a ticket, because it not thoughtlessness, they wouldn't have to do it.
There would be a lot less bike use, but probably still a lot more than car use.

The more high quality bike infrastructure there is, the less of a difference you're going to see between seasons. People are willing to tolerate sub-optimal weather on their bikes if the bike paths themselves are low-stress and well-maintained.
Let's take my example with tunnels. By timing the lights for 20 streets before the tunnel to slow down traffic before the tunnel and speed up traffic after the tunnel, you reduce traffic in the tunnel. How is induced demand for the tunnel going to cause delays inside it then?

Congestion pricing is certainly an effective way to combat induced demand. Exceptions an be carved out for carpooling etc. and I have an app in the works for that.

I have come to realize that a lot of solutions can come without running for office in a political machine. You can just build new technology and apps and change the system. I think a Steve Jobs or Zuckerberg changed the world for the better more than a Bill Clinton or Bush.

Also, as far as I know, the main problem MTA has is with the pensions. It's why it took on so much debt and why the Verazzano Bridge is the most expensive bridge in the USA.
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Wow, a StuffIt[1] .sit file. That takes me back. I had no idea those made it into the OS X era as far as they did.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StuffIt#Overview
>Level B. Direct Sexual Propositions or Seductive Behavior

>Sexual invitations like “would you consider sleeping with me or come to my hotel room, etc”

I was under the impression that men need to obtain explicit, clear consent before trying to initiate a romantic interaction. "Would you consider sleeping with me" is what I was taught that I need to say.
The blast radius is somewhat limited by the 100-point identity check.

Medicare cards are only worth 25 points in the 100-point check. You must present one of the "primary" 70-point documents: birth certificate, birth card, citizenship certificate, current or recently-expired passport, diplomatic or refugee papers.

Then you will need another form of identification, on top of the primary and medicare, to pass 100 points.
Most other sites do not automatically transfer your username and password/token from (insecure) email to web. Most other sites require authentication for a fully-logged-out user.
Your confusing "letting somebody being harmed because he/she doesn't protect his/herself" and "taking advantage of the fact that somebody is being harmed because he/she doesn't protect his/herself".
I don't think medical data, other than information that is actually directly printed on a card, is obtained or sold.
Yeah, as much as the games industry has grown since 2004, a VR WoW (modern equivalent) when VR is cheap/available enough will be incredible/terrifying.
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Eff's approach often makes me feel they acquiesce that users should be the one hiding from those corporations. Why are we making shields instead of them putting guns down?
In bash you can also do do "while read -a F ; do echo field2 is ${F:1} ; done". (-a will assign each field to an zero indexed array)
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gcc
warning: ISO C++ forbids zero-size array ‘payload’ [-Wpedantic]

clang
warning: flexible array members are a C99 feature [-Wc99-extensions]

is this still the case?
Sunlight is also important for these reactions. There is quite a bit of ozone which combines with hydrogen to become oxygen + water.
>Just because Reddit does it rather badly

What about other OSS project? It's also not easy to make Linux from scratch. Being OSS doesn't mean it will be single click to run your instance.