skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://zmap.io/ is the tool of choice for scanning IPv4 space quickly. If you have good connectivity and the correct hardware you can scan a lot of space very very quickly.
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I also switched from two monitors to one a few months ago. Main reason was I wanted to eventually switch to a standing desk and one monitor was going to make that easier. Also, when I work remote I can just use my laptop's screen and not be used to that second monitor.
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Thanks for your useless blog opinion, I will continue to use 4+ monitors and be productive.
A collection of interesting and tricky Python snippets
There are also Russian and ESA mission controls. Normally it seems they do more science support missions than supporting the facility itself, though Russia of course runs support for Soyuz and Progress docking, but if something truly disastrous were to happen to JSC those mission supports could be transferred to another location. That comment is more 'this is how we have the security setup and for a temporary situation like Harvey it's not worth changing everything when we have an alternative plan' than 'there is absolutely no other way to control the station than physically logging in from JSC.' That's pretty clear given that their primary backup site is just a hotel.
While it scratches my 'lazy don't want to move' itch pretty well, I find Postmates pretty awful. Customer service is just dreadful.

I once ordered food from a place maybe 10-15 blocks away. It took ~hours~ for the food to arrive because the delivery driver decided to take an hour phone call right down the street, food in hand. We had to go find him, as support was non-existent. A little while later they offered to credit $3 for the issue: not even covering the delivery fee we paid to go hunt down our own food. This is a typical experience: anytime anything goes wrong Postmates support is worthless.
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Just out of curiosity, what makes you think RBI credibility is destroyed? Indian Rupee seems to be faring well compared to other currencies. Do you have any data around poor losing their livelihood? Last time I checked, street-side vendors continued selling stuff. Most poor people would rarely deal with 500/1000 so I don't know where is this coming from.
Show HN: A Universal API for YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch
Threadsafe (no externally visible mutable data) singleton instance?
Not a Rust programmer, so the answer to this question may be in TFM -- Rust has floats, but it doesn't make available constants for inf and NaN? Are you not guaranteed IEEE754 floats?

const NAN: f32 = 0.0f32 / 0.0f32;
const INFINITY: f32 = 1.0f32 / 0.0f32;

Or is that just for the sake of example?
One point you're missing: Daredevil sports are entirely self-inflicted. Football is about inflicting hurt on others.

Second point: There's no incentive to hurt yourself. You're not going to be better paid because you fell off a cliff. You're sure better paid because you can take hits and still create a few extra inches in football.

Third point: Daredevil sports don't have long-term risks. (Well, not entirely true - IIRC arthritis is a big thing for climbers who survive)

Fourth point: We groom football players throughout school.

I'm not sure the equivalency holds.
Agreed. See this quote from the OSHA website.

Under the OSH Act, employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace. OSHA's mission is to assure safe and healthful workplaces by setting and enforcing standards, and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance. Employers must comply with all applicable OSHA standards. Employers must also comply with the General Duty Clause of the OSH Act, which requires employers to keep their workplace free of serious recognized hazards.[1]

https://www.osha.gov/law-regs.html
Of course not. You filter what you can when there are hundreds of candidate applying. It's perfectly normal.
US orders Russia to close 3 diplomatic buildings, including SF consulate
a gamma poison might more accurately calculate the rating based off uncertainty of the data
Yes, with bells!
Didn't catch the mobile autocorrect :(
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Change_ringing
So, build Google's index from scratch under an hour.

Good luck!
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In AWS the combination of IAM roles + Param store gives us a pretty decent version of this. We have the app talk to param store to get secrets then just keeps them in memory.
Sidney Crosby is a good example of a high profile player that has had multiple concussions. [1] The risk in hockey does not come from the fighting, those are less common than most people think, rather it comes from taking big hits that knock the person off balance and send them head first into the wall. I have been playing hockey the majority of my life and one of the first things that I can remember being taught was to keep your head up and never go head first into the boards.

Hockey helmets are different than a football helmet. For starters, the shell of a hockey helmet is much softer than that of a football helmet. This can help to attenuate some of the energy from a hit. The other huge difference is the mass of the helmet. Hockey helmets are light compared to a football helmet.

Another large difference between the sports is the rules covering head contact. While it is illegal in both sports to hit with your head, football tends to see a much higher rate of "incidental" contact. Hockey players are not taking hits to the head every play

[1] http://www.espn.com/blog/statsinfo/post/_/id/131681/sidney-c...

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This seems to be old; the X-35B is now F-35B: https://www.f35.com/about/variants/f35b
Why is this old article brought up again? Already discussed almost half year ago.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13968519
More than that. Go's model is just threads with a particularly idiosyncratic implementation, in userspace instead of in the kernel. This itself is nothing new, as it was tried by the Linux NGPT project in the early '90s. (NGPT was abandoned for being inferior to plain old 1:1 threads, which suggests that Go's approach is not the end state either.)
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/f32/

I believe you can do std::f32::NAN
It's just for an example - see https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/f32/.
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They'll be releasing an e-book on how to raise millions in 9 minutes.
Ask HN: Why do some big tech firms like Uber/Yahoo not promote CEOs from within?
Why do they insist on searching outside the company for a "rockstar"? Wouldn't someone within the company with tons of proprietary knowledge of the organization make more sense?
Immutable data does not necessitate copying the entire structure when it is shared or changed. I encourage you to take a look at persistent data structures[0]. Okasaki's "Purely Functional Data Structures"[1] is a good resource if you'd like to look at this in more depth. Rich Hickey's talk about the implementation of persistent data structures in Clojure is also a nice introduction[2].

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistent_data_structure

[1]: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rwh/theses/okasaki.pdf

[2]: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Value-Identity-State-Ric...
Cloudinary, Uploadcare, Filestack, Transloadit

Open source Thumbor.
Am I correct in assuming that this becomes a total waste of $40m the moment people start finally transitioning to IPv6?
Having aggregate data types and syntactically having methods seems like a very facile definition of "OOP", versus the conventional uses referring to Smalltalk style message passing or inheritance and overrides. Other than being able to call functions as x.foo() rather than foo(x) or foo x or similar, languages like Haskell and C seem to satisfy the requirements for being OOP, which seems to make "OOP" completely useless as a category.

In any case, this point is been argued at length for every language, including Rust.
http://tinyclouds.org/colorize/
http://tinyclouds.org/residency/
IMO, the biggest reason Node.js got popular was because of JavaScript. You just need to learn one language to do full stack development. No need to deal with Python or Java or whatever. Being single-threaded is a side effect of using V8, which is mostly single-threaded. Since you only have one thread, you need IO to be non-blocking.
Let me clarify, I'm not saying that it shouldn't be studied.

My point is this -- people can be convinced by "studies" and people in white coats that formula is similar or possibly better than breastmilk (see the last 50 years of medicine before they came back around to recommending breastfeeding). Studies are obviously important, but logic can't be thrown out the window just because a "study" purports to show something -- if you're going to make a counter claim why something like formula is better or even comparable to breastmilk (as scientists and doctors did for A LONG TIME), you have to have an OVERWHELMING amount of evidence, the burden of proof is on you, you basically have to disprove evolution to prove that formula is in any way comparable to breastmilk from a healthy, well-fed mother -- and good luck disproving evolution!
That's great that OP is happy with a single monitor.

I love my multiple monitors. It lets me organize my windows without having to alt-tab between them. I find it helps me a great deal.

I don't think there's anything wrong with OP using a single monitor, but don't shit on my choices just because you think differently.

This is one of the biggest problems with people today, they believe their OPINION is the BEST, but they forget that it's just an opinion. Other people can have different opinions for perfectly valid reasons, and they're not wrong.
My answer was general. What part of that was unclear? Or do you think that this guy has a law which applies only to him, and no one else?

If you find yourself unable to understand simple English, it probably means you haven't been listening.
There are some but in sport agility is super important and technique as well. Mass helps but not as much as good tehnique.
Jennifer Granick TED Talk April 2017: How US Gov Spies on Protesters [video]
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> Do you really need a backend framework?

Actually, probably not. It's trivially easy to create a simple Python web application using only Werkzeug, or even using WSGI directly.
>The whole vibe reminds me of geocities / audiogalaxy / slashdot in the late nineties.

I get the same feeling, its as if we just discovered what we can do with Macromedia Flash after only having html and rudimentary JS + VBScript :)
Is f32 the only suffix for float literals? That seems really noisy compared to just f in C. I'm mostly concerned about vector and matrix declarations, but even in the examples given, 1.0f32 / 0.0f32 looks like a mess of numbers compared to 1.f / 0.f;
Student, so talking about my home setup.

Whenever I'm doing any electronics work I open datasheets on one monitor and the SPICE tool / layout software / etc on the main monitor. It's especially useful when making component footprints for PCB layouts, swapping back & forth was bad enough that I used to just print out the needed pages.
In the office I have a triple monitor solution, maybe the last one it's an overkill but as someone who does front-end programing and content creation I can see the productivity advantages of this setup, when I have to work from home where I only have one monitor I feel a little claustrophobic.

In my case usually I use it something like this: [youtube/google music/docs][code][browser] or [folders/video files/script/client brief-indications][video editor][preview fullscreen]

I think this it's the kind of stuff that depends a lot on the way some people feel with multitasking, distractions and specially on their nature of the job.

Like the article says, probably writers, spreadsheet people, or even programmers who needs little documentation and makes all the testing in the IDE can benefit from this approach to "focus" only in one monitor.
> Don't just go with inertia.

Well. Inertia is powerful: A new project I start in jQuery today? Next to 100% chance I can pick up a dev who has seen jQuery, even in three or four years. Worldwide.

A new project I start in AngularJS or whatever is the current fad? Good luck if the framework hasn't done yet another BC break or hasn't vanished into oblivion by then.
Joe Rogan feels that MMA would be safer if the participants did not wear gloves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-SY0F6Kkg0
Something I've often wondered about is if there exists a pricing policy that could be implemented in such a way as to remove the incentive of ticket scaplers, while not hurting regular buyers.

Some kind of reverse auction perhaps. Or something equally unusual.

If it always comes down to, once it's sold out, then the scalpers raise the prices, isn't it simply a question of the balance of supply and demand wanting to push the price up. So why are the event organisers leaving money on the table by pricing below the equilibrium price. Simple answer seems to be let the price rise to the equilibrium, then increase the supply by putting on more events until it falls to the level you want the price to be.
Why so confrontative? You don't need a lot of money to start. And it's not about playing around. Once you invest $100 you are forced to understand and to learn what's going on. Much better than reading some guides without having any goal (the linked guide is still good).
I applaud your wife for investing her time an energy for breastfeeding your children for so long, almost no one breastfeeds that long anymore -- that investment will pay dividends for your children for the rest of their lives.

But I have to ask, how is evolution not an "obvious" reason that breastmilk is a superior source of nutrition for baby mammals? Why would every mammal do best on their mother's milk but somehow humans do better on processed junk food powder that didn't exist until 60 years ago?
In Uber's case public perception was that their structure was dysfunctional so an outsider was needed to try to make a break from that troubled past. An insider would have perceived baggage from all the scandals. Also they might need specific skills needed (e.g. IPO, growth, merger).
Obviously Rust is in the 4'th school which I like to call "The Rust School".

All kidding aside, I think for any regular working day programmer Rust is obviously OOP. The debates are really just which parts of which favorite school of OOP you think Rust is inspired by.

But what really matters is that Rust gives you:

* Encapsulation

* Polymorphism.

* And Code Reuse.

Which are the only three things anyone who reaches for OOP is really looking for anyway. As fun as the PL theory discussions are. (Kind of a Hobby for me at least) I think those are the bits that actually matter to the people who truly need an answer to the question "Is Rust OOP or not?"
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That's an awful term because it has nothing to do with the actual meaning of the word "isomorphic".
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Also even though Red Bull and other sponsors are making money off other's risk, they aren't actively trying to suppress and hide that info like it seems the NFL has been doing for years regarding concussion risk.
math, not science
Yeah, I think this is the primary reason it really had traction. There was definitely some initial hype around async and performance, but there are a lot of ways (especially now) to achieve that without Node. The real win for me is a familiar language with a huge community and package ecosystem on the server that you likely have to use anyways in the browser.
Haven't heard of awesome-wm.

I like that idea. Can you save it like a state you know, open some applications, I usually have to open my note taking "app" haha gedit, and then VSCode, FileZilla (I know not a CD), local Host directory and browser.

That's a project for me an excuse to learn how to use Electron.

Thanks for the tip I like that.

I only know how to shift app tabs left haha alt+shift+j but the combining is cool alt+v and then alt+w or alt+e, I was stubborn before about using it but Ubuntu's dealt UI is so bloated.

One thing I was looking into was time-tracking how long a panel was active for working on different projects (clients). But I usually max out my 8GB RAM too many chrome tabs.
Rust doesn't have inheritance which is one of the key pieces of OOP.

Traits just provide a single level of indirection and if you want to do anything more complex you'll need to use composition to achieve it.
Ask HN: Hiding Bitcoin/blockchain related news from HN?
I've seen a tremendous increase in bitcoin related news lately on HN. I would love to have a way to block all related news from my feed. Engadget had/has? a similar feature about apple products
The History of the Cloud (and the Problem It Has Created)
The big problem with the NFL is that they keep trying to suppress the information and act like the risks are far lower than they really are.

You can't fairly describe it as "willingly do it" if they don't have all the facts, and the other party to the transaction is intentionally hiding facts that make it look worse.

And as for the factory worker, it does bother us a great deal. Dangerous working conditions get a ton of attention, and attempts to cover up workplace dangers are criticized severely.
The black and grey market are vital checks against government corruption and repression. The people arguing that eliminating cash is good because it prevents people from hiding their financial activity are basically taking the stance that we'd be better off without privacy and trusting all of our information to government officials. It's a dangerous delusion.
Why you can’t block Mark Zuckerberg or Priscilla Chan on Facebook right now
This is such a click bait. The author provides no real proof for the title except for "a source close to Uber thinks the path still exists for Travis to come back." He is the founder the path is always going to exist. I do not doubt that Travis will want some control over decisions of the company and any founder would wish that. But let there be some real proof before these reporters jump on publishing such crap. Their new CEO does not even start till next week.
Thank you. This system strangeness is why I aggressively stay away from multi-monitor setups even when people push them on to me. I hate reboots, especially unplanned ones, and two reboots on my MBP in a day one day while plugging/unplugging into a Firewire display was enough to make me avoid them like the plague thenceforth.
Using Python and Processing to visualize regional transit frequency
Just use pip for a minute, and you'll quickly realize that npm is pretty well designed ;)
ClojureScript forces the whole ecosystem into doing immutability, properly, all the same way
Try using an operating system from a company that has money to spend on adding complexity!
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but can't they just act as their own insurance? Reimburse customers themselves? As I understand it, insurance costs more than expected payouts (or the insurance company wouldn't make money), and is purchased only to amortize cost spikes too large to handle. So it doesn't make sense when the spikes are small (on the company's scale) and semi-regular.

Maybe the actual expected loss from theft is too high?
On that note, coming back from node.js has been a really frustrating experience for me. I want to scream every time somebody suggests threading as a solution to non-blocking database calls and HTTP requests. It's made me painfully aware of how often parallelism is suggested in place concurrency.

C# in particular does a great job at conflating concurrency and parallelism. Both fall under the same Task namespace and it drives me mad to no end. I've also seen a couple instances of Execute and ExecuteAsync both blocking because the underlying driver didn't support async, with no indication other than my async calls blocking.

It's quite different from the async-by-default sort of thing that's going on in the node.js world.
“I don’t feel that my being part of covering the National Football League is perpetuating danger,” (Al Michaels) said in a phone interview. “If it’s not me, somebody else is going to do this."

Wow. The drug dealer's response.
I am in no way assuming that.

The externalities that cannot be internalized at the state level are the exception. That is why, as I explained, environmental regulations have to be national -- pollution crosses state lines. And if you go above the national level, climate change is one of the only examples.

Most of the things a state does has minimal effect on other states. If people are homeless in Miami, that may be bad, but it has minimal effect on people in San Francisco.
While it won't be as effective as actual skin in the game (investing real money), you could try virtual investing. Give yourself some imaginary money, 'buy' your currency, and see how it does, like with virtual stock markets.

Or you can just buy $X a month, every month, and get whatever you can get out of it. Some places allow you to set up automatic purchases, so you could have it happen without you having to pay attention to it (I know Coinbase does). It accumulates over time.
We've asked you many times not to post like this, so we've banned the account.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
My Android 7 phone still sends WiFi probes anytime I wake the screen. Even though the power saving features are disabled such that it remains connected while the screen is off.

There's a lot Android could do better in this area.
For Windows paint event work non-overlapping windows are practically a requirement - if you let another window on top of the one you have paused in the debugger, the OS will draw over it and lose the current paint state.

Then there are scenarios which require two screens on two machines. With "synergy" this can be really seamless with one keyboard / mouse.
Just because the end user doesn't mind paying higher, doesn't mean a higher price has not been imposed on them.
You mis-interpreted my statement -- I never said there weren't extenuating circumstances, or that there NO place for formula, in fact I believe it's a necessary evil for many people given their life situation, but that doesn't make it comparable to breastmilk from a healthy, well-fed mother if it's available.