skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These services get extremely abused, they'd be 99% piracy within minutes. But 3 is reasonable
No, this is only deleted if all the file has been transferred.
Interesting article. I didn't know the Ainu still existed as a group.

If you're interested in this sort of thing, there has been more written on the okinowan experience which is similar.
Does location matter when dealing with music taste? Just because I'm in Nashville doesn't necessarily mean I love country music?
honestly? use nodejs for that.

django can still give you the backend through DRF or django-graphene, but frontend for SPA is (in my opinion as a dabbler that hates js) way better with node.

take markojs as an example.
creating an app with marko-cli gets you a simple demo application with 3 webpages and you're ready to go.
you can use concise html syntax (way cleaner and i'm still astonished that there is no similie for django). the stateful components syntax is way cleaner. this is especially true for for/if/whatever tags

like it or not js is the language of the web.

django is still wonderful if you're not focused on SPA applications though. And this includes websites with contents which update through ajax calls.
Access and authorization are separate concepts. You can't trespass on someone's property just because there is no gate.

This is why companies put authorized use only login banners on servers and network gear.
I wonder if you'd feel the same if you got pulled over and had a few thousand in cash taken by police under the assumption that it was involved in a crime without any recourse. I suspect you'd prefer the literal interpretation of the constitution in that case.
yes.

1. click bit torrent
2. click create torrent
3. type the path to your file
4. share magnet link

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d0da0a2cac2bb3fd7ba6548edef12a24122ef481&tr=http://diftracker.i2p/announce.php
Show HN: Fast, JSON undo-redo in less than 100 lines of JS
Why not just encrypt your phone? Unless you give someone else (spouse?) unfettered access to it, I guess. They you'd already trust him or her.
And it's wise to follow them even if minors aren't present. If some kids are trespassing you can be held liable in a hurry.
Oh fuck moment.
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> You can buy a 1000MHz machine with 2 gigabytes of RAM and an 1000Mbit/sec Ethernet card for $1200 or so.
What do you mean? Elliptic curves over finite fields have tons of structure themselves, and to my knowledge, the discrete logarithm problem for ECs over reals is just as hard as for finite fields.
But then you are stuck with the maintenance burden..
[P]Cannot replicate results of deepmind paper
If you're interested in trying a hybrid approach, I find that Web2py offers the best of both worlds. It's batteries included in that it offers most of Django's features, but the author understands API aesthetics, much like Flask's author, and so it's a delight to use.

I started with Flask, tried Django, was disgusted by the gross API, and then I found web2py where I now sit happily :)
Spotify does this! Check out the "Made for You" / "Daily Mix" playlists.
How Justinmind is helping prototype mobile apps for the diabetic community
Any answer is speculation.

My guess would be that he knew that sending an SMS will to his brother would cause his brother to reach out to him.. a conversation he'd rather just avoid since he seems like his mind was made up.
Well we're talking about protests.
Microsoft's Tuesday Update Is Big, Fixing Office Flaws and DNS Vulnerability
As Silicon Valley Destroys Jobs, Will They Change Their Ways?
Node.js State of the Union
Did you read the article?

Only 1 (audio analysis) of the 3 models (collaborative, nlp sentiment, audio) doesn't mix in recommendations from non-you sources, thereby surfacing new music to your attention.

It explains why I tend to like Discover too. Precisely because it doesn't duplicate my exact tastes.
Sweeping bans on the guns themselves sends a message that individual interventions don't. The message is "We as a society don't approve of civilians having easy access to death machines." But this message falls on deaf ears when the message of the gun owners is "We want the ability to fight our government." They're in direct conflict.

Gun advocates always say "Guns don't kill people, people kill people." To me that means only one thing. We don't need gun control: We need people control. If you own a gun, you should be subject to scrutiny and harsh penalties for not being a responsible gun owner, the same way we impose harsh penalties on the safety and use of automobiles.

If you keep your gun unlocked and not in a safe, there should be a penalty. If a child can get to your gun, there should be quite an intense penalty. If you have or develop a history of mental illness, or commit a felony, you should not be allowed to have any guns. And carrying said weapons, unlocked, and armed, "for defense", when that defense is not "defense from a repressive and illegal government incursion", should be outlawed.

Yes, only the outlaws will have guns. Just like only the outlaws commit murder, and do a whole lot of shit they shouldn't do. This does not mean outlaws will run rampant shooting people, because most people already do not carry guns, and most people who carry guns are not constantly defending themselves from assailants. It's a stupid argument to say that because an outlaw has one, a civilian needs one. SWAT teams need them, but not your uncle who wears fatigues to a barbeque.
Do you believe in the Singularity? Many tech elite do
Facebook down: Site and app not working
Houston, We Have a Problem. LA, Chicago, STL, ATL, NYC, You Guys Too
Benchmarking Structured Streaming on Databricks Runtime vs. Kafka Streams and Flink
Our Like buttons are broken, Facebook auth is broken, Instagram API's broken. Looks like they're legitimately down for the count at the moment.
This got me into a rabbit hole on Wikipedia about where all the peoples of Japan came from, and what makes the Ainu indigenous. If an indigenous people is the first to settle, not sure the Ainu are clear winners. Lots of dispute about early population dynamics of Japan.

It seems the Ainu are considered indigenous because some have maintained their culture instead of assimilating into the larger group, which is unlike the Jomon and Yayoi people who many believe are the ancestors of modern Japanese people.
In my experience the most important feature of any event driven system should be to have a simple way to lookup all the listeners that exist and what events they're hooking into and in which exact order. As soon as you start having them all around the code it becomes a nightmare to follow the logic, especially if code has side-effects.
Yeah, this is common. Don't modify firewall rules, fuck with interface settings and addressing without another way in.
Earthquakes are governed by hardness of olivine and friction of faults
> Do you know many languages where literal strings come with a big warning sign saying "probably not what you want, use this (rather opaque) alternative syntax instead"?

Haskell? Python 2?

(Also, C/C++ string literals are perfectly safe to use — they're guaranteed-null-terminated immutable arrays that implicitly convert to `string` and `string_view`; it's more that its safer in modern C++ for function parameters to be `string_view`/`string`/`const char(&)[N]` instead of `const char*`).
One thing that could be improved with this is to have an option for a human readable/typeable link. I wanted to quickly transfer a file from my desktop to my phone. Used Send and realized I didn't want to type that cryptographic URL.

I ran the Send link through Typer.in (specializing in hand-typed urls) and it worked as I initially expected. However, it would be nice if Send had this functionality by default.
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Depends if "behaved" means, "being too successful" or "being too thuggish / criminal". If it's the latter, of course most people want to live in a nice neighborhood, not a crime den.
Bromite – Chromium and adblocking
Typr.in (Specializing in hand-typed urls)
Ask HN: Are Linux distros allowed to distribute Docker CE?
I was wondering why Fedora is still stuck in Docker 1.13. Is Docker CE/EE the end of bundled Docker in Linux distributions?
We forget history so easily: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Bottom,_Detroit

Although it was home to one of the most prominent African-American business districts, the highways that were created through the Federal Highway Act of 1956 destroyed Hastings Street, home to many of the thriving businesses. Because of this Paradise Valley can not be found today. In the early 1960s, the City of Detroit demolished much of the Black Bottom district as part of an urban renewal project. It constructed major freeways through this area: the Chrysler Freeway (Interstate 75 and Interstate 375).
https://upspin.io/ is in super early concept stage, but trying to solve file sharing issues. It allows for hosting on multiple platforms and trying to keep control in the hands of the users.

https://upspin.io/doc/overview.md
>less like Zapier in that it's for building add-ons instead of event pipelines

Hmm. I'd gotten that impression because of these excerpts from your site:

"When someone stars your GitHub repo, automatically send them a thank you email"

"Blockspring Scripts makes it easy to sync data, build alerts, reports, integrations, and 'if x then y' workflows for the products you use every day"
The fact that she won the popular vote has to do with the US electoral system nothing else. The actual things that hurt Hillary weren't some FB campaign by Russians as it was dwarfed by the amount of money she used herself on facebook.

Echo chamber has to do with not hearing other arguments than those you already agree with. Before the social media, it was much harder to get outside of that echo chamber because you weren't exposed to opposing thoughts as you are now. We have literally never been better informed on a different perspective than we are today, whether some people choose to ignore facts as ex with a lot of the conspiracy nuts have absolutely nothing to do with social media. It's always been like that exhibit A being 9/11.
Yes, you do need to take it into account, but even so, there are no guarantees you _are_ going to pass the first time around. EMC is as much dark art as it is engineering, and some things you simply cannot predict up front. We always tell our customers we do the best we can up front, but to expect EMC issues nonetheless.
I side with the Australian court in this instance (based on the article).

I would disagree if he already had an established will, and the court decided to supersede it by substituting the unsent text.

But, isn't the unsent text preferable to nothing? Seems like the unsent text is the superior to nothing.
I at first didn’t believe you, but you’re right, they’re shutting down Finance in only a few weeks for a relaunch without portfolios: https://i.imgur.com/0o4Ehxe.png
If privacy isn't your primary concern, and this is absolutely not private, you can also just use a redirection service and access .onion domains without installing Tor.

Just take any .onion domain and append it with .to and it should work. examplelettersblah.onion becomes examplelettersblah.onion.to and that works without needing to muck about with Tor.

This would be a horrible idea if you're concerned with privacy/anonymity. But, it'd make it easy for people to download your shared files.
It is a great irony of life that such incredible beauty is the result of an event that nearly wiped out all life on earth (and threatens to do so again and again).

Some of my most vivid childhood memories are of a trip there. I don't remember much else about the trip but can still picture the amazing kaleidoscope of color and recall the smell of sulfur.
Endless OS is doing an AMA right now
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Not sure what kind of organizations you have seen, but Metabase/Redash would max cover 20-30% of the use and Tableau 80%. It depends a lot on the type of data you have, but anything beyond sql will not work with Metabase or Redash.
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7 Reasons to Outlaw React's Functional Components
Nice. I wish every route I took there didn't require me to sign up. But I did find https://github.com/snipsco and am browsing now.
Middle and upper-middle around here move farther out for the schools (it's the only reason I'm not in the city). Our household income's not high enough to afford housing prices (for a family of 5) in the city and sending all our kids to private school. So the in-all-other-ways-terrible suburbs it is. :-/
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Does U.S. Media Help Russia Destabilize the United States?
Thanks, good point. It's more for use-cases like this:

- Build a Mail Merge add-on for Airtable in 2 Minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahG935eGnb4

- Build a Sheets Importer/Exporter for Trello in 60 Seconds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqcD6Qrc3Ck

UPDATE: changed a bit of content on page to reflect this.
If you buy a lot of stuff on Amazon, your downloadable order history can save you a lot of time when you need to inventory your possessions for your insurance company.

(proflific Amazon/online shopper, lost home and all possessions in a fire last year)
Apple's Tim Cook on iPhones, augmented reality
The Woman Who Smashed Codes
Sorry that this is quite tangential to the topic of the article, but it opened my eyes to the existence of Apple-level worshiping of Google -- eesh. Just the sheer scope of how this person is involved with Google customer products is astonishing.
Is Sweden Going to Replace Cash with Bitcoin?
> The build system can then collet all these dep files and reconstruct the full dependency graph.

And you actually want some tools to do a version of this. In particular, IDEs and smarter text editors. And, at scale, maybe even automated build systems. Though all these (not compilers and not build scripts) tools will likely want to do things incrementally, if it's possible and beneficial enough.
yep. you'll want clothes that typically hikers get for long multi-day hikes. synthetics and/or stuff like merino wool for your underwear and socks is much more performant than cotton, which can get nasty in one day of exertion.
A friend of mine built this a few years ago. The use case is that you want to share a link with someone over the phone or any case where the person is hand-typing the URL.

Just go to the URL bar and prefix the url with "typer.in/ln/news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15450646" and you get a short link that has characters that are easily pronounceable, such as http://typr.in/2uw7 (this thread).

I find this tool incredibly useful every now and then.

Caveat is it doesn't work with the scheme prefixes right now, so you have to delete the https:// when you use it for secure sites.
Many here would pass this off as 'growth hacking' and that's a bigger problem.

Of course Mark Zuckerberg doesn't need growth hacking. For a social network that prides itself for being on top of things this makes him and the facebook team look completely clueless and disconnected.

Maybe some fresh blood ideally not from the software ecosystem who can make the connection back to reality.
Neither is Instagram. Maybe it's related.
They’re right now shutting down Google Finance’s portfolios: https://i.imgur.com/0o4Ehxe.png
In many high priced low-volume systems you will find another approach: go to the extreme with EMI supression, pass testing and just leave it as is in the final product. Perfect examples are 90's DEC and IBM workstations which are full of completely redundant ferrite beads (I've even seen snap on ferrite bead on cable for power LED).

Obvious problem with that approach is cost, somewhat non-obvious one is that there can be cases when unnecessary EMI supression/shielding/whatnot can be actually detrimental. Part of EMI susceptibility issues on one customer's system were resolved by replacing 20cm run of shielded twisted pair with unshielded one, shielding formed parasitic capacitor with the overall chassis of the product which coupled noise from chassis ground into analog ground.

[Edit: also the fact that your product passes EMC testing says nothing about the EMC issues it will have in field]
Yeah, you're correct.. telemetry does include the transmission.

>And that's the main problem with Windows telemetry - it's too invasive, resource intensive, opaque, and integrated for people to stomach. So they turn it off wherever they can, and thus starts this disgusting game of whack-a-mole with Microsoft.

Ironically, its mainly the technical users who fiddle with all the knobs the OS provides anyway. The same technical users who write tech blogs, influence IT decisions, etc etc. Not having those knobs exposed for telemetry was a bad business decision on MSs part. I've managed to block it at the IP level when I installed W10, but I definitely don't want to be micro managing that.
It may be worth adding that EMC compatibility is only one step in getting your product ready for market introduction. Depending on the category of the product (consumer, medical, automotive, industrial, high-power, wireless etc etc) there may be many more tests you need to pass and many more standards you need to adhere to before you are allowed to sell your product.
I love this list, and I'm definitely tacking it on my hobby postboard at home. (Especially for django-reversion which is something I've always wanted and never knew existed!)

I would also like to thank OP for being really responsive to comments. I've been feeling around your blog seeing all this other great content, and I really appreciate the attention you give to people who comment and share :)
I have been using Haxe (not professionally, but still quite intensively) for more than 3 years now. I've moved to it from AS3.0 / Flash initially to make games. As I learnt the language more and more, however, I started using it for a very wide variety of projects - data scraping / mining / processing, websites, image processing, scripts, etc. It has a small but quite active community and it is really easy to get in touch with one of the core devs, suggest features, or even contribute to the project.

If I had to point out its biggest flaw, it would be a lack of in-depth documentation - the API reference is understandable, the manual explains the language features quite well, but if you want to do some more specific things with a less-used platform, for example, you might have to experiment a little bit. I think this is a consequence of having a smaller community for a project which targets such a large number of targets simultaneously. However, since you asked about games, Haxe is great for gamedev. There are multiple frameworks which allow you to develop cross-platform games very smoothly. There are many games popular on Steam that were written in Haxe: Papers, Please (NME); Evoland (OpenFL? not sure); Rymdkapsel (OpenFL); the upcoming Northgard (http://northgard.net/, using the new Hashlink target).

I am also playing around with writing a framework, though it's nowhere near completion. I've written many gamejam games in Haxe (http://www.thenet.sk/), with source code, if that interests you.

If you want to try something new – I recommend Haxe wholeheartedly, even if you decide not to use it, I think writing code in it is just fun.
Has to be the financial industry... because it is also eerily familiar.
Music you listen to at the park may be different from the music you listen to while programming at work, for example. So yes.
"gravy silence" :0 fun to read, thanks!
How an inmate hacker hid computers in ceiling and turned his prison upside down
Show HN: Token Spread – Bitcoin/crypto spread tracking for arbitrage
At least where I live, more and more businesses are moving into the suburbs as well. This phenomenon is called "edge cities" [0]. Someone who lives in an outer suburb will likely find themselves working in a suburban office park or a massive sprawling campus, not a skyscraper downtown. For this matter, I know people who live in inner-ring suburbs and commute to outer-ring suburbs!

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_city
OK. Well, I've been building Django apps since around 2007/2008. More than 50 deployed to production, many still running/maintained. Never once had a problem using the built-in user model. Do you work in some vertical that makes this a particularly common problem for you?
I should rewrite all URLs or move into an actual van! Otherwise people can call me a liar!
Facebook down-ish?
Once logged in, the facebook page shows nothing. Looks like it's been reported since 10:15ish CT today. https://twitter.com/ReportOutage/status/918132129988513792
I wouldn't. But the problems of those times seemed to be on a much more human scale. Cholera might get her, or she might die in a mine, or be murdered by a nobleman in a drunken rage. Some of those things I can work to protect her against.

But a supervolcano is an inhuman threat. So is war, regular, nuclear or civil. So is climate change, if we're too late to stop its progress.