skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The alternative is to let them post and just hide their stuff from other people; see https://blog.codinghorror.com/suspension-ban-or-hellban/ for example.

HN has a system like that, but it fails because some people can still see the 'hidden' / dead posts, and for some reason they then go and point out "your comment shows up as [dead]", which defeats the purpose.

Just ban people without letting them know.
OpenBSD's vmm is probably way more primitive, at least for now :)
That's your interpretation, and I disagree.
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Ah, passwords.

Look, webmasters, the simple truth is - I don't care. I have a default password that is very simple to memorise (and hence guess/hack), that I use for most logins, because frankly, I just don't care. Unless you're vitally important to my life (email, Facebook, backup, services that I use so often that they keep my personal/credit card data), your login/password is just an annoyance for me, as is your password security policy.

I commend reddit and webshops that allow "checkout as guest", that recognise this.
Birds are more efficient in terms of energy expended to move the same mass the same distance as a plane.

Transistors are not more efficient than synapses. Neurons and transistors in subthreshold transport charge in the same way, through diffusion. Neurons just have a more efficient structure leading to less energy expenditure for an equivalent amount of information processing as the transistor.

If you operate your transistor above threshold as done in all digital circuits, you are orders of magnitude less efficient.
Wishful thinking. The video envisions Teslas driving directly into the tunnel system via elevators. That means arbitrary cargo and, moreover, Teslas have giant battery packs that can catch fire.
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Liberty Global is more of / just an investment company, Telenet probably had their network up before LG took over.
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Looks like we will see more than 50% IPv6 in about 4 years from today :-)
Hey, hello! I know there were features that AS3 couldn't access, but other languages like Haxe could. Would you be able to elaborate more on the VM/runtime issues?
thanks for touching the heart of an old perlmonk :)
Can anyone recommend a good book on Perl 6? Are there any (even bad ones)?

Right now I feel the major reason that keeps me from investing time in Perl 6 - besides adoption by distros - is the lack of a good book, like the Lama and the Camel book for Perl 5. It's kind of frustrating after having waited so long.
The library I was referring to is called servant[1]. It's a library for writing backends and clients in Haskell. I mentioned it because he said something about "webscale", but it doesn't have anything to do with concurrency.

The go-to library for nice Haskell concurrency is probably async[2], which you can combine with stm[3] for very nice guarantees. If you're interested, there is a very nice, free book[4] on the subject.

[1] https://haskell-servant.github.io/
[2] https://www.stackage.org/package/async
[3] https://www.stackage.org/package/stm
[4] http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000929/index.ht...
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I hope driving on the road will not be banned, but instead hope for the more strict law for a driver's license. Too many people pay not enough attention to driving, some may check emails, some may lack ethics, some may roadrage with ridiculous reasons, and so on. We are lucky that those people do not love driving and therefore are likely to welcome the introduction of autonomous cars. There would be an autonomous-only license in the future, bad drivers eliminated first (and shifted to autonomous cars).

I also believe realistically an abrupt change as a total ban on driving would not happen, and instead there will be a more gradual shift to the driverless society, which would only materialize at the time I become too old to drive. I am completely fine with it, by that time I would have enjoyed plenty of driving.
Your argument hinges on an axis that doesn't exist. There are as many (per capita, there are more on a real basis) religious communities in cities as in rural locations. They form the basis of their congregants lives to a higher degree even.
That sounds completely arbitrary.

It's also wrong. Even assuming rape and false accusation being equally harmful, the rape penalty would have been for a crime that actually succeeded, whereas the false accusation would have only been an attempt.
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A recent middle range laptop didn't have an SSD? Obviously it might be a config option so a buyer might opt for a better gpu instead at the same price for example, but it still makes me a bit upset it's even possible to get a hdd if the laptop isn't low budget.
With CG-NAT on IPv4, banning a v6 /64 is no worse than banning an v4 /32.
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Tizen: Summing Up - https://www.viva64.com/en/b/0522/
Wow, I'm normally pretty sensitive to "this would look bad if the genders were reversed", but I missed this one even though it is absolutely ridiculous and should be obvious.

"He gave several very obvious hints to the woman he was interested in with no response. He finally had to resort to flashing his muscled chest at the woman to get her to acknowledge and fulfill his desires."
If you're talking about a single server, I doubt you will find anything cheaper. Compare it to AWS, something like c4.8xlarge will cost you $1.591/hr, or $735.84/month reserved.

What is that $70/mo server with 16 cores?

The cheapest I see is Kimsufi KS-5 8-core for $36/month. There's also an EU hoster Netcup that offers RS 4000 8-core for around $33.
I allow myself one photo, good or bad, and then I let myself experience the event unmediated. I usually go to live events to escape staring at a screen, so taking pictures or videos the entire time defeats the purpose.
Most people will tell someone they're hellbanned if their comments are benine and it doesn't make sense for them to be hellbanned.
That's false, unless you want to bring writing into the picture. As far as the language itself (that is, the spoken one) goes it's completely wrong.

I'm going by the (admittedly, introductory) education I had in linguistics, so if you'd like to convince me otherwise I suppose I would need to see some sort of reliable source.
There's a discussion of this paper at LtU - http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5453 - which Bob Atkey, the author, is following.
> It's called a firewall, and you already have one when you use IPv4.

Unless you don't. In any case that doesn't have anything to do with the technologies they cited, as a firewall was not listed among them.
Whistleblower calls out problems with military drone accuracy and ethics
There's going to be a lot of content like flash games that will not be ported to HTML. For these, wouldn't it make sense to run them in a locked-down VM, using the last flash version, rather than re-implementing Flash from scratch?
zero?

In any case, it'd be quite strange to personally know two cases where such a false accusation was proven, considering how rare both false accusations are, and how difficult it is to prove them.

You data would furthermore suffer from the fact that almost no one will tell you they were raped, whereas accusations of rape and a trial are usually widely known.
Are you talking about google discovery api? ;) https://developers.google.com/discovery/
I'm with you 100%. I only want notifications of work critical information or direct messages from friends and family. Everything else is usually just a hook to get you to "engage" with more advertising.
Re. the number of machines, it's something I've encountered as an obstacle from a fair proportion of people I've spoken about password managers to. I think its more a perceived issue than a real one.

Just spitballing which systems I would realistically want access to passwords on, at a minimum, includes: personal desktop, personal laptop, tablet(s), cellphone(s), family (parent, sibling, in-laws, etc) computers, office desktop, office laptop.

In my case (many cases?), the latter two prevent software installation, so I would need to manually type from a manager synced on my cell. Which really is no different to what is required for 2FA - just a longer character string. Overall, a some setup and synch related inconveniences but not to a damaging degree, which is why I think this is more a matter of perception - once you think through where you're typing passwords it appears less of an obstacle.
Tongue-in-cheek answer: lol no generics :)

To be serious, in my circle of developer-friends, we feel that it tries to be TOO simple, and disagree with some of the decisions of how the language works (ex. seemingly endless `if err != nil { return nil, err }` type things)
> Concurrency is hard and if you want M:N thread multiplexing (i.e. WEB SCALE CODE, where application threads aren’t pinned to pthreads) your options today are precisely Erlang, Go, .NET, and Perl 6.

Putting aside the "web scale" jokes (http://www.mongodb-is-web-scale.com/), this statement is still absurd.

Every major language, or at least the ones that matter for backend development, has support for thread multiplexing / coroutines / fibers, whatever. Perhaps not in the core language syntax or standard library. But it's easy to implement with native code, and so SOMEONE has implemented it in a library if the language has an FFI.

Java, and all of the other JVM-based languages in turn, have Quasar (http://docs.paralleluniverse.co/quasar/).

Ruby has support for primitive fibers baked into the standard language (https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.1/Fiber.html), and likewise community gems with more robust functionality like Quasar.

Python 3 likewise has this out of the box (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0492/).

The list goes on and on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coroutine#Programming_language....
My reply did not assume that he saw the image before his comment.
I'll stick with Tcl if I'm going to use a glue language that has green thread like functionality and an event loop. early choices were tcl or perl: went Tcl and never looked back.

As far as web development in perl..well have fun convincing everyone on the node.js and python bandwagons to move 'back' to perl. Glad it works for you.
I don't know about others, but I personally have always seen Go as an internal language for Google. This made me feel like it was appropriate for projects that I personally control, but unlikely to be useful in a career. That's really just a feeling, though, and I recognize that if everyone felt like I do, it would make Go a niche language that was actually probably pretty lucrative to know. So I wouldn't say I'm put off by it, so much as the balance of factors hasn't tipped in favor of learning it yet.
What is the most challenging situation you had during testing
Yeah pal try that in the US.

Public transit is straight up impossible in many, many areas because few places offer transit that’s actually good enough for never using cars... Good luck reliably getting an Uber in Hicksville, SC or anywhere that’s rural.
Chrome made similar announcement yesterday:
https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/saying-goodbye-flash...
If you're interested in IO performance, maybe don't run Docker - whose main advantage over VMs is fast IO - on top of VMs unnecessarily?

Triton and OpenShift add proper isolation to Docker and hence provide fast IO since you're not adding a layer of Xen.
On-demand delivery startup Jinn pulls out of all “other markets outside London”
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The man accused of sexual harassment is a real victim, if his accusation is correct.

Why do people not see men as victims? His reputation could be ruined for the rest of his life, even if he is innocent. People take the law into their own hands and could physically hurt him as a result of a false accusation amid a system that disregards due process.

This community -- Hacker News -- is considering creating a list to name people accused of harassment without due process -- in other words, a vigilante system that could lead to innocent people, generally men, being victimized like this man, a real victim.
some time ago I enjoyed using coursera API[0] for building apps for educational purposes, the idea was something like "oh here is a new interesting JS framework, let's build the coursera viewer with it". the api doesn't require any consumer keys or auth to be applied, it provides the meaningful data, thus it was so appealing to me.

[0] - https://docs.google.com/document/d/15gwppUMLp0s1OhbzFZvFSeTb...
Can Perl6 merge all of its generated VM code into one "package"? One of my favourite things about Go is that you can statically compile everything and then deployment basically becomes scp.
Elon Musk: Testing the Boring Company car elevator
The Importance of Having Explainer Video for a Mobile App
Disclaimer: My experience is with growing startups younger than 5 years. So everything I say needs to be seen in that context.

From what did you transition to what? 20% sounds like a very small markup, from my experience and from other people experiences documented on the web it's much much larger (at 10x?) than your experience.

So I would be rather interested in more details as many people ask me about Amazon transitioning, and 20% markup would be killer.

"Some typical network/infrastructure elements, in particular firewalling, load balancing, and network management don't necessarily belong to the "rocket science" type of application;"

I surely do not know your demands, but firewalling, load balanicng etc. looks rather easy to me today for everyone except Google, Amazon, LinkedIn, AirBnB and 99% of startups are not one of these.

"I'm very skeptical for example, that the 5x figure includes hardware for the above network equipment and management."

Not sure what you are using, the hardware would be around $40 per month for that kind of network architecture (FW,HAProxy,Nginx,...).

In my last job we had large NetScalers which where much more powerful then HAProxy/Nginx on a rented server, and I assume AWS is as powerful, but for most of my clients this would be huge overkill.
But - as hard as I suppose it may be for Hackernews to imagine, there are both girls and boys who would rather not go to space camp. Even if space camp has the best career prospects.
I still prefer to watch youtube with its flash player. It handles my multi-display setup better in linux, plus it releases the audio right after I finish with the video. Not the end of the world though. I just have to start using a secondary browser for youtube vids (that I want to view with audio on) and tinker with my WM for getting a good fullscreen.
Even if he is campaigning out of ignorance, it's still not a bad idea to start thinking about these topics a few decades early (assuming the type of AI he fears is an actual possibility).

At the very least it could help regulate some very real dangers, such as the misuse of highly effective specialized neural networks. (widespread surveillance, political manipulation, etc.)
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Externally (load balancer VIPs, AppEngine, Cloud SQL), yes. Internally (GCE instances), not yet.

https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/ipv6
https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2010/07/app-engine-and-...
https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2014/11/cloudsql-instan...
https://googlecloudplatform.uservoice.com/forums/302595-comp...
Any such firewall will need to:

a) Mask end-user addresses somehow. You wouldn't want everyone on your corporate network to get a globally unique, trackable ID.

b) Allow outgoing connections in arbitrary ways but forbid random incoming connections.

c) Some sort of central, highly secured network node where your admins can configure this stuff.

At this point you're close to reinventing NAT, except crappier.
On a sidenote

> or Nginx or Node.js without the callback cacciatore.

What's a cacciatore in this context? It means hunter in Italian. Probably something messy if it means the same as callback hell.
You're right, I was mixing it with the laptop project.
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It's not very different; Typescript strives to be a JS superset.

Anyhow, it does support it just fine. Even tsx/jsx (react-extended js/ts).
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The price of ETH and various ICO was not affected at all. Most ETH volume is in Asia, so maybe they just don't care.
> There have even been cases in which the accuser later admits

"admits" can be a loaded word. The accuser claims. Hopefully, their accusation was not the only evidence in the first place.
> One obstacle for schools to get started with this however, is buying all the Minecraft licenses.

That depends. It can be, if your class sizes.

However, last two schools I worked with simply bought a lab-worth of Raspberry Pis, and used that limited version of Minecraft.
Sure, but that's (literally) their work to define that boundary, and it is quite clear on which side of the line they intend ICOs to fall.

Those where the outcome is based on the work of others are clearly securities. I would argue the outright useless ones are more a form of gambling (lottery tickets have no other uses and and the outcome can not be controlled) but then there's the element of getting your friends and neighbors in on it that complicates things.

How it's being sold is likely what matters, and the websites can be pretty toned down compared to their forums and Twitter feeds.
This one is 'in progress' https://www.learningperl6.com/

Looking at the Perl 6 website, there are a few more coming along as well. https://perl6.org/resources/
My personal issue with Perl is how much of a mess the syntax is (10 different ways of doing the same thing), and the lack of a standard library (CPAN is not a viable replacement).
I think it's rare(government/scientific organizations aside). But many services do provide a free quota for their api i.e. the service comes first.
Tip: `mpv`, the video player, natively supports youtube videos (as well as many other video streaming sites through the fabulous youtube-dl).

Watch videos using an awesome, efficient video player with `mpv https://youtube.com/watch?v=...`. I believe vlc offers the same feature.
Important difference: you will get support for most of those Linux distributions "for free" just by targeting modern web standards.
What kind of issues with multi-display and youtube do you have? I have multiple displays and haven't had any issues with youtube. Be it in firefox, chrome or qutebrowser. The WM/DE didn't make any difference for me either.
The debugging story was interesting, but what really sticks out for me is that Amazon has pretty tight QoS working for distributed storage. That's actually a really hard problem - much harder than its better known networking equivalent. As much as I might curse the Amazon business folks for using it to screw customers, I also have to give kudos to the engineers for implementing it.
NAT being a security feature is a myth[1][2][3]. Please stop saying this.

> but now you're effectively duplicating NAT in IPv6

No, you are not. If you set up a firewall there still is no translation in IPv6, and it's not needed because the network is end-to-end connected.

> even stupider and nastier than the existing stupid and nasty NAT solutions.

NAT is expensive for both memory and CPU usage, particularly when there is a large number of hosts, and it's not a security feature by itself. In no way can IPv6 with a simple firewall be worse than NAT.

[1]: https://f5.com/resources/white-papers/the-myth-of-network-ad...

[2]: https://blog.webernetz.net/2013/05/21/why-nat-has-nothing-to...

[3]: https://security.stackexchange.com/a/8773
It will disappear because there will be no market for it.
Ask HN: Job posting syndication API
Hi HN,

I'm currently building a better job board / ATS and the reach from popular job boards will be crucial to get traction.

Does anyone know of an API that gets a job post and syndicates it to multiple job boards?

Resfly seems exactly what I want but no longer in business

Thanks in advance.
mpv is awesome. Cannot recommend it enough.
Depending on where you are in the Netherlands Ziggo will give proper Dual Stack or DS-lite to new customers. It reflects the networks that Ziggo was cobbled together from. If you are in a former UPC area you probably want to call them and ask them to downgrade you back to IPv4 (they do this for free). Their DS-lite solution employs carrier grade NAT which blows dog chunks.
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Let's not forget that there is a real victim here: the man accused of sexual harassment, if his counterclaim is correct.

How would you feel if someone fraudulently accused you of something you didn't do that could ruin your career, open you to violent attack, the majority of people didn't believe you, even those who did still wondered what you may have done to provoke the accusation (even if you were completely innocent), that stuck with you for the rest of your life...

and then someone on line implied you weren't a real victim?
This would be the case, except home users can often get a /56 or /48.
portableapps.com seems to be a good starting point, as does ninite.com, but these aren't exactly what I'm looking for
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> because they themselves are committing a wrong

I think you mean crime, not wrong.
If you want a needle in a haystack, try finding out how to adjust network provider, binding and connection orders in the Windows GUI.
You could say the same for the effort expended on ipv6 when it was obvious in the 90's that given the explosion of consumer use of the internet that the lack of a migration path from ipv4 was a killer - and that they should have thrown away ipv6 and started again.

BT before you down vote me I used to work in international networking for BT so I know what I am talking about when it comes to interoperability
>Hey we fully mapped a worm's ~300 neurons [1]

And functionally, what did that tell us?
Would love to see a Spotify integration.

Yes, I know. Thats probably not the devs bad, but Spotify makeing it impossible to write a legal integration. Happy new DRM world.
There's still some pretty fun classic games on Kongregate that I like to go back and play every 3-4 years. What options will we have after 2020?
exactly, loving the typing of AS3, typescript is what made me switch over to reimplementing everything in javascript.
It's not even a out the desktop. The comment is completely off base. Downvoted.