skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for bringing this up on this forum. There's another conspiracy theory circulating in the region that the devil Noble winner is doing this on instructions of US because the area Rohingyans live is enriched with valuable minerals including Jade stones. The locals are being killed and pushed away from the area, Americans will land and then keep an eye on China.

China on other hand trying best not to give US or UN a chance enter here by any excuse.

In all cases, Muslims are being used as bait
What in the world could possibly have possessed you to write here and muddy the waters in a way that can only be in defense of genocide? Do you support genocide?
wow first time I hear about reason. So would that imply facebook would end up ditching Flow for reason instead? Cause reason is basically a replacement for JS+Flow right? Am I understanding this correctly?
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"It's better than it used to be" is not a valid argument against thinking about the problems of how it currently is.
I too doubt it'll be Houston. Downtown has slowly been shifting to residential high rises because of the tax incentives our previous mayor put in place for them.

But yes there's still plenty of real-estate downtown, although I don't know the status of Shell One and Two specifically.
So you would vote to convict Jim Crow violators? Put Rosa Parks in jail?
Only if he had invested everything at left it in there... Our course he would have to find another source of income and most likely live "poor" since then.
I've never used lastpass', but is there a way to backup your data? That seems like the biggest point of failure for me. I dislike purely hosted solutions for critical info because they become a bigger target as more people join.
Amount of credit is accounted for in the model, yes. But it's not the only thing accounted for.
Your last paragraph sounds odd to an attorney... an appeal is essentially a continuation of the same trial.

Really the big problem is that double Jeopardy is a criminal law concept, so Saunders' argument makes no sense.

Civil litigation like patent litigation is subject only to the restrictions of res judicata. If 300 million people want to challenge a patent 300 million times, they can (assuming standing, jurisdiction, etc...).

But also, we've been reexamining patents forever, which is basically a slower IPR with standard and process tilted in Patent Owner's favor. That could also be done separate from, concurrent with or in addition to civil litigation.

I thought the Federal Circuit did a pretty good job on this issue, but then again, their record in front of SCOTUS recently is just awful.
The amount of pro-genocide comments here, on Reddit, etc. makes me lose my faith in humanity. Decades down the line, people will wonder how such nominally reasonable and interconnected people could develop such hateful, vile opinions.
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The terrorist attack was in response to decades of persecution and genocide. In 2013 they've been described by UN as "the most persecuted population on earth"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_people
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I believe this is part of the premise of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.

That said, whether it's one company or a few that are well-aligned doesn't really matter for the purposes of that book.
I honestly can't wait to have all my data aggregated and analysed by a single world dictatorship, the smart people in power will show us the way to live happy fulfilling lives. And it's not like you'll have the misfortune to go against their will since they'll know absolutely everything there is to know about you including your thoughts.
This is indeed horrible. And sadly enough, it's not unique to Myanmar. Conflict between Hindus/Buddhists and Muslims is pervasive in South and Southeast Asia.

Also, with global climate change, there will be more refugees from Bangladesh etc.
I think cleaners are extremely valuable to society. It's always puzzled me that we don't pay toilet-cleaners and binmen in proportion to how disgusting their job is. Nobody wants to do that kind of work, yet we all greatly value the cleanliness they provide us.

By contrast, and investor's job could be done by an algorithm.
I agree, but most news outlets are painting this whole thing as a sudden genocidal action from Myanmar without any rhyme or reason. In reality it is response to a terror attack. There is no excuse for brutality on innocents, but there is no excuse for bad journalism too.
It might not be very simple, but I certainly hope it does not necessarily imply SGML levels of cruft. The things you have covered don't need any of that cruft. You are right that adoption is a major hurdle for any new solution, if it's even attainable, but that's pretty much my point. I'm sad that XML came to reach critical adoption for semi-structured data, and not something else.
Does that also mean that Stylo will be the default in the release version of 57, if everything goes smoothly?
What about partially/fully immobile family members, larger than small physical things, supplies, lower income households (that use their car as a storage and live in a tent)...?
Is this the same UN whose human rights council chair is Saudi Arabia? Because that totally invalidates any such description.
The Truth About Myanmar’s Rohingya Issue - http://thediplomat.com/2016/03/the-truth-about-myanmars-rohi...

"On all issues, the people of Myanmar are with you. But on the Rohingya issue, the people will never be with you. What is at the heart of this huge gap between perspectives of the majority of Burmese and the international community, and how does this inform making progress on alleviating the genuine humanitarian crisis facing the Rakhine Muslims in Sittwe?"

"On the other side of the political tension in Rakhine state ... are Rakhine Buddhists who are genuinely afraid of a (false) Muslim takeover."

"For Aung San Suu Kyi to retain legitimacy where it matters most, it is understandable that she is not outspoken on an issue that could spark even more violence."
In my understanding, Firefox Reader Mode (and similar features in other browsers) reads in the entire page and, based on analyzing the page for cues, then decides to offer the user an option to choose reader view (or not).

So while it helps improve readability, it doesn't cut down the time to load, the amount of data downloaded, and probably helps improve the battery life only marginally (this is debatable, depending on the amount of active JS, auto-play videos and also at what time offset t the user chooses reader mode after the page loads).
Almost anything is better than CNN: https://urlscan.io/result/6834c63f-b092-4e4e-b72b-91bd1c1b82... This is on par with other shitty news-websites.

This website contacted 65 IPs in 7 countries across 35 domains to perform 314 HTTP transactions. [...]
In total, 4 MB of data was transfered, which is 12 MB uncompressed. It took 2.753 seconds to load this page.

Compare this to the now-SSR cnn.io: https://urlscan.io/result/7d13efac-ffaa-4ac2-a091-8611e39b20... (59kB transfer)

Edit: Someone scanned the lite-version before they switched to SSR: https://urlscan.io/result/2a9690eb-3992-4712-a657-c3be959d51...
Something like uMatrix can be used by the client, and Content Security Policy combined with Subresource Integrity can be used by the publisher.
I feel it would be very worthwhile to add a second set of signs/materials that assumes whomever is reading them has at least some level of scientific proficiency.
Genocide is very strong term, the fact that you use it in such a light way for a law and order situation seems to suggest something else.

> Generally speaking, genocide does not necessarily mean the immediate destruction of a nation, except when accomplished by mass killings of all members of a nation. It is intended rather to signify a coordinated plan of different actions aiming at the destruction of essential foundations of the life of national groups, with the aim of annihilating the groups themselves [1]

Worst you can call is mass expulsion from Rakhine.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide
Who is having an agenda here?
Probably the most realistic of the dystopian novels I've read and way ahead of it's time.
And if (God forbid, because it could never happen) Google arbitrarily froze you out of your email account and you could not talk to a human at Google to remedy the situation . . . ?
Thanks, I'll fix that, I was so engrossed in making sure that legends are in the right place that I totally overlooked the fact that they are redundant for single curve plots.
Japans population is declining and has been for a while now...

In a country where they have a word for the extremely socially withdrawn (Hikikomori), I could believe that 15% number. Not because those people wouldn't want a partner but simply because they believe their chances of getting one are 0% (and in their mind it's not worth trying).
Bias on the Rohigya issue - https://goo.gl/1h4vav

"Though the Rohingya armed groups carried out attacks on security forces and civilians on 9 October 2016 in which nine policemen were killed and on 25 August 2017 in which 30 police outposts were attacked leading to the death of 10 police officers, one soldier and one immigration officer, the [UN] Special Rapporteur Lee failed to name the Rohingya armed opposition groups."
"Tax competition" is only beneficial to the rich and to smaller states that can steal taxes from bigger ones. But of course, if you oppose free schools, free healthcare, and you favor the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer, I understand why you like it.
From polls I read, except for France, most people in the EU absolutely don't rejoice Brexit. But many - me included - think that, even if Brexit is a very sad fact, at least it could help fixing this kind of problems.
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I think it's a recent phenomenon and not related to rendering of ads.

I use Chrome and it's quite common, but not always. I would turn up the developer console and find thousands of errors and warnings when I notice the tab icon keeps blinking. The errors are mostly blocking of third-party plugins, security domain violations or similar content policy enforcement. And it just keeps reloading the same requests.

I don't have any ad blocking or any extension installed so this should be a wide spread thing. It's probably overzealous ad providers ignoring Chrome's security policies.
In all fairness, it's not just Ireland. Luxembourg and - partially - the Netherlands also participate and benefit from this.
Furthermore, SPARC, like most RISC at the time, didn't support unaligned accesses, so to a large extent you got tag checking for free. Eg. assuming "01" tags for pointers and a simple two-word CONS cell, car would simple be one load instruction.

ld %rd, [%r1 - 1]

if %r1 didn't have a "01" tag, this would trap.

Finally, SPARC reserved 8 registers for "global" use, that
is registers what wouldn't be otherwise used by the compiler.
Use was as simple as

register int *sp asm("%g3");

which was immensely valuable for VM implementations (and others).

Unfortunately, the tagged add instructions didn't get much use; perhaps SPARC wasn't a big enough base to justify designing around it.
did Osteria Francescana actually cause genuine outrage?

There have been avantgarde cooks in Italy for decades, e.g. the "cyber egg" from Scabin dates to the '90s, and the "raviolo aperto" or "fish dripping" from Marchesi are from the '80s I think.

As an italian, the only time I remember real outrage about cooking, is when a tv-famous chef mentioned he puts garlic in the amatriciana, but I've been out of the country for a while.

EDIT: I correct myself, seems the "fish dripping" is from 2005.
Currently there are only 18 comments. So how you can say this early thread represents HN is pretty disgenious.
H2 can be converted to DME (dimethylether) and then transported like LPG. DME is a much cleaner diesel replacement.
Now if only I could get this from a decent news organization.
They're still loading an analytics javascript file that is 230KB minified. That's literally two orders of magnitude larger than anything else that gets loaded from that URL.
The world most people think described by "1984" is actually described by Brave New World.
Actually, UK was never part of the EU ( fully). I'm glad that's over now, i don't think UK will benefit on the long term and I hope the responsable politicians will be punished.

But at least the will be no more exceptions for participating members of the EU.

The EU was a good concept, but exceptions to members states ( not only UK, but also for Belgium eg. To much debt), made it a lot less usefull

Damned politicians...

Ps. This is not a rant against UK, but against the 'broken' execution of the foundations throughout the years.

Also it's time to send a clear message, you can't get the benefits of you aren't a member
after 10k years in the sun and elements those images might be etched and indecipherable. Or maybe they see it and think it'll make the sick well again. We are still plagued by homeopathy, after all.

I don't know why they didn't do that exactly. I'm imaging there was some reason though.
Thanks for your reply.

That is a possibility, I might be naive but I consider it on the very unlikely side. What I would imagine in that case is that I would reset the important other accounts such as the bank ones by showing up in some physical office with my passport, or something similar, while waiting to solve the situation with Google.

What alternatives would you suggest? Spreading the accounts over different email addresses? Letting aside the privacy issue, to be honest I don't think there is another mail provider that I'd trust better than Google from a security point of view.
That isn't very difficult. Choose a prime, say 2. Now pick a sufficiently large number of digits to get a high enough resolution. Pick a number that graphically spells out 2. Replace the least significant bit of the number with a zero. You are done.

In general, "fixing" a number such that it is divisible by a given prime is easy.
The problem is that application of the term 'genocide' is subject to endless, recursive, despicable politics at the UN.

I wish there was (forcible) injection of ideas from computer science and mathematics into politics. An example, for this case: a subset of general language that could describe a political or humanitarian situation in unambiguous terms, so that there could be no 'wriggle room' for politicians to shirk their duties. (Herbert's Dune featured a 'battle' language.)

And signatories to the UN should be compelled to adhere to a set of clearly defined moral principles, to open the way for action to be taken immediately against violators.

Sure, I've been criticized many times for such 'simplistic' ideas, but why shouldn't it be this simple??

Here's some other genocidal activity taking place right now: Turkey against the Kurds, Russia against the Caucasian peoples (Chechnya, Dagestan, etc.).

Incidentally, Stallone's most recent Rambo movie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambo_(2008_film)) addressed the brutality of the Burmese regime. He wasn't afraid to speak out, 9 years ago.
Thanks for your reply.

Yes, with Lastpass you can export all your data to a csv that is generated at runtime using your master password. Although, to be honest, why would I need that? Assuming every important service in that list has some sort of MFA via Google authenticator/gmail/google voice number and a recovery option via the gmail address, what would a backup be useful for?

Essentially, the only passwords I really need to memorize in my head are the lastpass and google ones.

The biggest point of failure to me seems some bank account that I tried to recover in incognito mode which apparently just asks social security number plus some other idiotic information instead of relying on sending a recovery email. And there doesn't seem to be any way to change that, beside changing bank that is.
Marijuana didn't exactly become illegal in the United States because of its effects. It became illegal because of who was using it.

It's hard to make sweeping generalizations about its historical use but it's safe to say that the psychoactive contents of ancient strains of cannabis was much lower than today's and its use was, while not exclusively so, often restricted to rituals and people for whom the psychoactive effects were socially important (shamans etc.).

More recently, up through the 19th century, cannabis was recreationally used by plenty of people with no legal preventatives and it certainly doesn't seem like everyone were "potheads". But many of them weren't white, which, to the legal minds of the time, was just about as bad.
Who would be the party who ensures the site is actually static and doesn't send data from backend?
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I wonder what would be the quality improvement if they switched to Typescript and TSX instead of Ocaml/Reason?
Just wanted to add that this use might not be common in JSON but is extremely common in S-Expressions, which predate XML by 40 years or so, and are probably a better XML replacement than JSON (if you only regard technical details and ignore popularity and library/language support)
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That does seem like a sensible plan.
Yes I would hedge my bets.

I have seen businesses die because they only had one bank. You and I have both seen, from time to time, people complaining that something went wrong with a Google account with no apparent way to obtain recourse.

Always have a backup. And a contingency plan in case the backup plan fails.

I'm with you on LastPass. I am utterly reliant on it, and it bothers me greatly. I have hedged my bets a bit by backing things up with 1Password. But what a collosal pain in the ass that is. Friction leads to sloth, and sloth leads to system failure.
When participating in online discussions, do you not get a sense of what opinions are OK to express even before the conversation gets going? The current zeitgeist in many public forums is very “fuck Muslims at all costs”, and even if those comments do eventually get downvoted, people still feel safe to post them over and over again. In some forums, they even float to the top with frightening regularity; see /r/news et al. In other words, I already knew what I would be seeing as soon as I stepped into this thread.

Even 1% of a population speaking out in favor of genocide is a fucking travesty.
I wonder why Thailand sends them to South Korea, where other countries along the way are sent back to NK... in any case it reminds me of how I miss living in Thailand :>
"We need laws that limit the collection and use of SSNs."

The problem shouldn't be defined as "let's still keep SSN secret, but limit its collection", because sooner or later your SSN will leak.
The issue is that SSN number shouldn't be considered as secret and some other measures should be used to identify the person.
Okay, now the server side page is being rendered. The content weighs 6.7kb HTML + 877B CSS + frikkin 52.7kb analytics!!

Very fast, but still analytics on this lite site is bothering to see!
This reads more like a bag of complaints against Google and Facebook rather than a case for how the current trends in technology might be actually threatening individuality.
Why the quotes?
…this is a Medium article.
Just a word of caution on google Authenticator - the iOS version didn't seem to be maintained and it didn't have any sort of export or backup feature. I lost all my codes due to a factory reset of my phone. I've ever since (dec 2016) switched to using Authy for my codes.
Okay? And where does the asshole part come in?
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The right fix would be to remove your dependency on the OEM code page.
Another flappy bird rip off?
WW1, not WW2 (I think that is just a typo)
Ah with "Clapper" support...
Valid point :) I'll change the order of colors in my palette.
I like the other commenter's remarks about warrants.

> are you more scared about data security in an online identity provider provided by the government or Facebook et. al.?

Fair question. I'd still choose Facebook, mostly because they have an economic incentive not to screw it up. The government, on the other hand, has no such incentives. I mean, I trust both about as far as I can throw them, but at least one stays in business by practicing good security.
It's actually described by We.
You sound like someone born into privilege who has never felt the black boot of the law come down on your face. Your perspective on this issue is callous, unempathetic and flat-out wrong. It is supportive of totalitarian, fascist control.

Not all laws are created equal. Do citizens under theocratic dictatorship in the Middle East risk unraveling society as we know it by not heeding the commands of their masters?
Using tech mogul's quotes in this way seems rather shallow. Someone saying something one time, particularly when speculating, doesn't make a trend; you need to look for consistent behavior.

Also, it's odd to blame big tech companies for lack of respect for intellectual property, or maybe call it remixing. This is a much larger trend. Consider sampling in rap music, VCR's, Napster, BitTorrent, Scihub.
This reminds me of the excellent Finnish documentary "Into Eternity" which treads into the same territory and takes a few steps further.

How do you communicate with a civilization that has no ties with to the current one?
Interesting: this was number 2 on the home page. Time to read the comments and it disappeared from the site. It's not in the first 300 posts of HN. It's left only in the New section (page 2 now) and Search.

Was it flagged by too many people or removed by administrators?
I always wonder what has higher risks: me, hosting my own mail, maybe getting hacked, or a gmail user, risking being locked out forever due to posting something inappropiate in a youtube comment.
A look at South Korea's relationship with Samsung would prove informative if we expect an all-powerful corporation sometime in our future. Samsung (Electronics) is known for making cellphones, under the parent conglomerate, Samsung (Group) makes pretty much, well, everything. From construction cranes and vehicles under Samsung Heavy Industries to providing healthcare under Samsung Medical Center to all sorts of insurance under Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance and Samsung Life Insurance.
Previous discussion a year ago (280 comments):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11851871

Submitted a couple other times in the past as well, just not as much discussion:

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=This%20place%20is%20not%20a%20...
Oh wow that would be really bad (not catastrophic since again I could recover Google with backup codes and from there email recovery for the other accounts).

I heard good things about Authy but I've been a bit cautious to add yet another service (which sounds ironic considering the 430 accounts I originally mentioned) just for what it seems like a simple TOTP client, and I don't need any other fancy feature such as cross-device sharing because of the above mentioned recovery procedure always being available in extreme cases.

Plus I was under the assumption that Authenticator data was backed up via iOS backups or iOS keyring, but I admit I've never tried it so I'm just speculating.
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