skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tried joe again recently after using nano, and one of the first gotchas i ran into was that joe asked if i wanted to throw data away. That is the polar opposite of what nano, and i dare say most programs, ask upon exiting with unsaved changes.

Edit: Seems that i was still using an older version, and said behavior has changed in more recent versions.
Should the U.S. Require Companies to Report Security Breaches?
Only the inner suburb markets though. Once you're >10km out of the city center it's all Menulog and UberEats, with a smattering of people using EatNow.
Previous HN discussion on the same topic (different source): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15302662

I felt that tptacek's top comment in that thread was the best synopsis for the whole situation.
Yeah, I forgot to say that. 30% is very similar to just eat's take too. Seeing as the minimum order is invariably £10, the minimum take for deliveroo is £5 per order, but I'm guessing it's usually more like £7-£10.

They'll definitely still be able to make money after a change in status.
> And they require a combination of two keys, pressed twice, on international keyboards.

It's a single keypress on US and UK QWERTY or Apple US-International, it's probably two keypresses on most european keyboards.

> If you want ```

In rST? Why would you want that?

> If your language, or any of your software, ever uses grave accents, it’s dead to me.

At least you get easier language choices: no bash or Z shells, no D, no Go, no Haskell, no ES6, no OCaml, no F#.

> For example, multiline or highlighted code in GitHub’s markdown

My comment is about reStructuredText, and specifically the inline external link syntax. If you want to complain about Markdown syntax may I suggest one of the markdown subthreads instead?
This. Pick a good font and the problem goes away.
That quote is easy to misinterpret because of our modern (rightful!) bias towards democracy.

Along with tyranny, Aristotle considered democracy and oligarchy the three bad forms of government. He wrote his Politics with both the Athenian tyrants and Socrates' death (at the hand of the democracy) in mind.
In fact you may write the entire thing first then look for whatever can or should be hyperlinked.
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What makes you think Just-Eat ran out of steam "years ago"?

Stock price is higher than ever: http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-marke...

They are reporting good growth: http://www.cityam.com/256734/just-eat-reported-order-growth-...

I see lots of Deliveroo bikes around where I live in the centre of London, but they are basically non-existant when I go to other towns and cities.

Also, Deliveroo started up-scale -- they can't go down to selling cheap Chinese takeaway food, because it will hurt their image.

Just-Eat started at the low-end and are now moving up-scale without hurting their image. And even then, plenty of people prefer low-end Chinese food (I sure do).
Can you be a bit more specific on your claim that the various agencies can break TLS?
If the critical mass of Pu-239 is 11 kg, can you go below that, say 5 kg, by reflecting the neutrons. I just wondering how much below that 11 kg you can go.
I’d write something long about corruption in Slovakia, but why should I try. It is obvious that corruption exists and must be improved, but I’d bet that this is not the root cause of different ingredients in Milka chocolate. Since we’re part of EU, there is very little (if anything) that needs to be done officially to sell food produced in other EU country, so I can hardly imagine any good reason for rampant corruption. Nobody is even arguing that food that is sold in EE is non-conforming to health codes (another possible reason for corruption). People complain that they get treated differently.

Personal anecdote - I visit Austria almost weekly due to business matters and never bothered to buy anything there just because I would consider it of better quality. I always assigned any perceived differences to placebo. I argued that detergent itself, once found and tested, is cheap enough to produce and most of the cost is marketing, packaging, shipping and profit. So why on earth would anyone cheat on detergent content. At most, maybe parfumes would be different due to local preferences etc. But few weeks ago, producers of laundry detergents reacted to public outcry due to these differences with answer that in western europe, people tend to wash clothes on 30C, so they put there much more enzymes (or what) than in EE, where people tend to wash on 40C. Sure they do, when you need to add much more detergent to clean anything on 30C... So go, figure.
Find some open source project(s) that you are interested in and has a friendly community. Get into developing for that and learning how you actually not that great of a programmer ;) Get better, immerse yourself. Go to college in the next year or two, that's important.

But also keep a balance and do things you can't do when you are in your 30s. Get physically active in some fun sports, learn how to compete and make friends. Date, a lot, and learn how to have conversations, flirt, and just hang out.

Make mistakes, they are cheaper to correct at your age.

The best thing, as a young person that likes to program, is that you can feasibly code and travel around. So do that. If you are intimidated, start small and just drive to different cafes in your city, or go to different cities. Then find a way to move to another city, even for a few weeks. Tourism is boring, but living other places is awesome. Then think about going to a different country, see the world, but also develop yourself professionally.

Ignore those that tell you to dope up and tune out, that's an absolutely shitty way to spend your young years.
The mentioned tool 'turbo-linecount' is, well, odd. It targets what I'd think is a very niche application of counting lines very fast (a domain usually limited by I/O speed), using a rather complex design... and then manages to throw much of the gained advantage away by using what is perhaps one of the slowest ways of counting newlines in a buffer.
Shameless plug for my syntax highlighting library in Rust which uses Sublime Text 3 grammars, which give much richer highlighting and semantic information than Pygments: https://github.com/trishume/syntect

Sourcegraph also wrote a server using syntect which provides an API for highlighting, which they use to power their new server, so you can use it from any language (at a cost): https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/announcing-sourcegraph-2 https://github.com/sourcegraph/syntect_server
State of Open Source Security Survey – Need Your Input
"Criticality Safety Event" isnt the same as a criticality event. These are violations of safety protocols, not nuclear physics run loose. Bad, but not horrific considering the number of industrial accidents happening daily. There was no risk of explosion, only localized radiation. Id be far more worried about the dozens of chemical plants one flood away from exploding lethal clouds into cities.
I'm living where I am because I'm in an awesome city (Ann Arbor), and that includes a good social network, yes. You couldn't pay me to live in Detroit.
Alternative headline: for $385M, investors buy option for a large stake in Deliveroo if they don't surpass a valuation 'over $2B.'
Yes the link you have all they way in the bottom. A real piano with black keys

http://www.dodeka.info/Products/
That's a great admission, to admit that to yourself let alone in a pseudo-public environment shows growth and maturity so many tech people often lack
You've clearly never used org tables if you think you need to format them manually.

Also, when used in Emacs or with otherwise proper editor support, the WYSIWYG aspect is moot.
> M-x comment-dwim works though.

This is because org overrides massive amounts of Emacs default functions - in this case, in org-setup-comments-handling. org-mode doesn't really use syntax tables normally. Similar problems occur with strings. They are known issues, and unlikely to be fixed.
It's been cleaned up though. New site owners. Hard to break that reaction though.
How can we clear the plastic choking our oceans? (Blockchain)
If you're looking for something more customisable you can use abseil and Karabiner which allow full remapping of all keys on macOS.
Similar at Angel, London. They gather at the shell petrol station; also for some strange reason pretty much all of them speak brazilian portuguese.
They provide a tor hidden service.

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Being the top comment means only it has more recent upvotes than other top-level comments, not that it has some special meaning that should be taken to have more meaning than the article. Back when they were still displaying points, you could see that the time of the upvote mattered almost as much as the actual upvote itself - meaning the comment with the most upvotes was not always the top comment.
Whats the ideal age for doing a startup?
I have seen people say you should start as you complete university but many successful startups are by people who had 10 years of experience in the industry. Apart from increased responsibilities and having a family, what are the pros and cons of starting late and gaining experience before?
I knew with 100% certainty that this comment would be in here. I didn't know which of you down-home relate-able everymen was going to write it this time, but I knew it would be here.
Write a browser game, put it online and play it with friends. At least that's what I did ( https://github.com/agrafix/managerslife ), it was very fun and rewarding, and I learned a lot!
Everything seems incomprehensible until you comprehend it.
Hmm, if that surprises you I have some bad news about the rest of the startup industry...
By ran out of steam I mean:

1. Their website is really quite poor, and has been for years. Why the hell is the navigation so crap, and why can't I search for a specific food item?

2. They still haven't done anything about the prevalent and pervasive fake reviews.

Also, they cannot "move up-scale", their logo is associated with cheap food. Upscale restaurants don't want to put themselves on just-eat, next to the cheap low end places, nor do they want the just eat logo in their windows.

IMO it's the opposite of what you describe - it's way harder to go low-end to high-end. Just eat has to somehow convince people their brand isn't for bad food.and cheap takeaways, then market themselves at high-end places.

Deliveroo just needs to keep their high-end image, and then all the cheap places would throw themselves at Deliveroo to up their own image. No convincing required.
I wonder if there is a reverse effect of taking caffeine when tired/sleep deprived? Some days when I'd hardly slept the night before I would try to rely on caffeine to make it through the day but actually found myself ready to fall asleep after the drink.

In any case I definitely agree, get sleep instead of coffee.
Which is inspired by Marc-Uwe Kling and the kangaroo respectively.
I did crazy stuff in my youth, I wrote code, I did nothing. I worked, I played, I wandered. I don't look back, I even lost the box of press clippings I had. I sometimes run into people from my previous interests and it's weird, because they remember me and I don't remember them.

Twenty years later, I don't really remember the parties, I don't recall the code, or the late nights out... but I still cherish the friendships I made. I can trace 90% of my career to people I met, who introduced me to others, who introduced me to others. You can't make those connections at 40 or 50, you can always learn another language then. The world is full of coders who have horrible jobs, because they are poor at interpersonal relations. They're a skill like any other, and 17 is a perfect age to work on them.
`#+...` is called "affiliated keyword" in the spec[1]. Those are distinct from comments, which are required to have a whitespace character after the hash sign[2].

[1]: http://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-syntax.html#Affiliated_keywo...

[2]: http://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-syntax.html#Comments
My one use for vi is to edit /etc/joe/joerc to enable -nobackups.
Very interesting to see. I'm a big fan of (X)NTP and introduced it to several clients many moons ago, and still have code lurking in it AFAIK. But I was not happy with the maintainers seeming to lose whole versions of (my) code and have not run a real local ticker for a while. I still have plenty of users of ntp.exnet.com anyway!
Im sure, the human stupidity will go away, if graciously wrapped with incident statistics and threads of repercussions. Or at least it will become unmeasurable- which to incident statistics comes down on the same side as safety.

Thank god for solar
Perhaps you used Ctrl-C, which means abort. The message is there to prevent you from accidentally discarding your file.

If you use Ctrl-K Q, then it works the way you expect. Notice that it says "Hit Ctrl-K Q to exit or Ctrl-K H for help" when you first start the editor. I added this beginning with version 4.2 for this very reason.

Also, if you try "jpico" JOE further emulates nano (pico is nano's predecessor).
Learning Vim: What I Wish I Knew
Good. Best case scenario was still bad: establishing precedent and credence in favor of the NSA.
Is that strange because they aren't Brazilian?
Was thinking of C, actually. I should have specified. This could be the project for me to link C and Go, though...: C -> Go -> goorgeous
But you can't consider that figure in a silo. All those peoples live vastly different than most 'modern' people. Mich closer to the natural environment is one prominent difference.
Are gig economies the problem (and the companies that create them) or are they an inevitability? I''d argue the latter, especially as the wave of automation that is foreseeable in the very near future will displace more people.

Companies are going to innovate but what we are witnessing now is innovation that under the current market economy ) this innovation "devalues" people. Perhaps the solution is better legislation and regulation of business to support this new, growing, and likely inevitable shift towards a gig economy and the people who operate within the sphere.
Considering how may key combo's require ctrl I end up remapping caps lock to ctrl instead. And then remap the original ctrl to esc.
Found a great description:

'What can we do with a SNARKs-enabled Ethereum? Certain contract variables can be effectively made private. Instead of storing the secret information on-chain, it can be stored with users, who prove they’re behaving by the rules of the contract using SNARKs. Each of these uses require their own trusted setup, but once a circuit exists, it can be easily cloned.
Imagine an ERC20-like token that doesn’t publish individual holders’ balances, while still maintaining a public and predictable token supply, or a lending platform that keeps the terms of a loan private.'

https://decentralize.today/zero-knowledge-proofs-zcash-and-e...
The Impact of Blockchain (and Bitcoin) on Cybersecurity
Any way to remap whole ESC-F1-F10 on touchbar macbooks to some existing keys? BTW, is there any "glue-in" keystrip I can put over touchbar to have real keys there?
I was in exactly your situation 3 months ago. I'm also 17 and can code okay-ish

I threw my resume out there and eventually landed a paid internship. I realized that I don't want to code for other people. The cool part about coding for me was that I could make anything I wanted, but when you're working you're stuck implementing someone else's vision.

My advice is to hire yourself. Start selling apps or whatever, but don't sweat it too much. You're at the age where you're allowed to do stupid shit and get away with it, so just enjoy it while you can.
And when they want to increase their margins, guess who's gonna get cut !? The long game is to replace all manual work with self driving/flying drones. But for that to ever happen, those who are now carrying out manual work need to demand more, so it becomes economical to actually replace them.
In a perfect scenario you would have set up continuous integration that automatically runs all your unit, integration and end-to-end tests. Ideally your coverage with tests is so good that you can rely on a successful integration of the bug fix commit.

This of course is a ideal scenario that you have to work on seriously to be very close to it.
And then you have to enforce the font in all written communications and emails that mention things by serial.
In my observation, people with business training tend to have a shared set of information processing and communication skills, and a shared set of beliefs that makes them cohesive as a group.

These are two things that solo entrepreneurs are unlikely to use, because they're not working in an organization.
It's even worse than Uber. With Uber, at least you can drive for multiple companies at the same time. If you want to bike for both Deliveroo and, say, Foodora you need to first go home and swap one branded backpack for the other.

(Not sure if that's an international thing - here in NL the delivery people use bikes and have branded backpacks)
Another perspective is that time asleep is not wasted at all. In Tibetan dream yoga, sleep is extremely important time to practice meditation.
Ask HN: How risky are wifi-enabled baby monitors and security cameras?
If I told you ”I’ll delete you, but don’t worry, we have a backup” would you be worried? I would, even if I knew that backup existed and were convinced you would restore it, and even if that backup already had been restored, and probably even if those copies shared a “self”, because destroying one could destroy part of the memories of the combination.
> and likely inevitable shift towards a gig economy

The "gig economy" scam must be stopped before it's too late. It is not "innovation", but pure exploitation.

As for automation, tax robots and distribute the profits to the people made jobless by them.
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Personal attacks like this are never OK on Hacker News no matter what you're replying to. Please don't do this again.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Either 25, with a BA and 3 years of work experience or 45+, where you truly understand how the world works and have the skills to try to fix it.

Pros of starting early: can afford more risk (as long as you get a paycheck), can take a lower paycheck, can work long hours before family.

Cons of starting early: you don't know shit and don't understand how the real world works

Pros of starting late: Understand the world, can sell into an organization, and understand the technical problems that people are willing to pay for

Cons of starting late: Probably need more money and have more demands on your time (family, hobbies, etc.)
It doesn't matter that this algorithm was backdoor-free. I'd rather see the community reject all NSA-proposed projects by default than let some of the backdoor-enabled ones sneak in once the NSA is "trusted" again.

Speaking of which, is the NSA guy still running the crypto review group at the IETF? If so, how is that still a thing?! Everyone should make it clear that the NSA is not welcome in such groups anymore.

That should be the consequence not just for "getting caught" trying to put a backdoor inside a crypto algorithm, but for constantly pushing legislators to increase their surveillance powers and pass anti-encryption laws.

The NSA has made it clear in many more occasions than in the Dual_EC situation that they are the enemy of crypto, not its friend. I think that's more than enough reason to distrust all NSA projects by default.
For a crowd who presumably work in startups, folks on here are always weirdly surprised by how this works. Generate vast revenue, reach scale, cut central costs. (To be clear, Deliveroo's challenge seems to be cost of sales.)
A device pin contains nowhere near enough entropy to be useful for strong encryption. One would hope it’s encrypted with a key derived from the iCloud password.
Indeed, that is interesting. In retrospect, yes, solder has some good potential for printing material.
Tile App Upgrades to Tile.com
Eh, you're 17. Get a low responsibility part time job and enjoy this part of your life. Once you're in college a lot more opportunities for part time programming work will open up.
Blocking resize is the real crime, I don't understand why you would do that.
Not all. Depression is highly different across people. Some depressed people don't sleep much at all (insomnia) Also, from what I've read, that 12 hours of sleep isn't restful to a depressed person.
While I agree this self-employed farce has to stop, the service itself is good

I think they are having issues then with scaling out - I've used Deliveroo a grand total of 3 times, all for restaurants that I know are about a mile from my house, every time Deliveroo have been 45-60 minutes after their estimated time, the food was cold and it would literally have been quicker to walk to the restaurant, eat, and walk home. Anecdata I know but I don't see how they can make it work without hiring a lot more people. And this business can only work financially if they don't.
Deliveroo in Brighton has KFC and McDonalds alongside their “high-end” restaurants. This, along with not having user ratings for outlets, has really made me question how good the other outlets really are.
One of your major contractors are the organisation that runs the TV and radio transmitters, Arqiva. An organisation absolutely bloated with middle management and contractors employing subcontractors.

The BBC would have been better off keeping transmission in-house.
This is built-in to macOS - just go to Keyboard > Modifier Keys... and set Caps Lock to Escape, or another key.

But, neat to see how it's done!