skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Modern browsers are very vociferous about not connecting to https sites with certificate errors. So while DNS cache poisoning with this attack is Very Bad, unless the attacker can insert a bad CA certificate in your browser, or has a valid but improperly-obtained certificate for the website in question, you're not going to fail to notice that something janky is going on.
How serious the problems are will determine if they are 2 month to fix problems or 2 year. If they are 2 year then model3 is in for some trouble.
No, they can do it with inner springs now too.

That tech is relatively new.
Take a look inside Leica's factory in Wetzlar, Germany
How would you tell whether that force is gravitational or centrifugal?
No, you're reserving all rights that a copyright indicates and then granting specific exceptions (i.e. "I won't enforce my copyright against you if you follow these rules") without giving up those rights
The Oracle License does not allow you to share your VM's unless you are running an Enterprise license or not using the Extension Pack: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/VirtualBox_PUEL
dangero . . . us?
I would not nessisarily say they are priced incorrectly, there is a liquidity premium. Also, post IPO there is often a tiny slice of the company on the market combined with a lot of speculation.
Just because I don't have a car doesn't mean I don't use roads (eg. as of now, the groceries I buy weren't delivered to the store by drones)
Cherry-picked IMHO isn't necessarily the right label for that. They don't claim they made an universally 30% faster redis, they clearly say one of the things they did improved performance for a specific case.

If anything, the OP here is misleading by quoting it as a general improvement.
> MyApp.users = MyApp.user

it's a typo
Does it still run on only one thread?
How to build rapport with your people
Does anyone know or have any good ideas about how to donate money to her cause? (her website doesn't have any donate links on it).

I often find with stories like this, that are horrifying, that the least I can do to show my support is donate money to the cause in the hope that it can help those brave enough to pursue it.
Temporary extra funds are exactly what you'd want if you saw that conditions were right to open a factory you couldn't afford, for example. Your shareholders are people who would like to take on the profit (and risk) of such an investment. This works in everyone's favor.
They do so have issues with overheating. Thats why they heavily throttle.
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I think it's a perfectly legitimate way of making money, so long as users aren't deliberately deceived into getting a worse deal to get a better deal for the company
There has been a discussion only five days before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15451442
> We feel that the icon denotes "openness". It conveys that VS Code is (in a good way) a subset of our big brother, the Visual Studio IDE.
Bought one of those recently, most comfortable mattress I've ever had, and the cost was amazing. No idea why one would pay $3000 for a Temper-Pedic. Even if this mattress only lasted a few years I could buy 10 of them and still come out ahead.
lolwut?

I've downloaded hundreds of billions of things with wget.
Agreed, just seems like marketing vaporspeak. Not exactly a trustworthy source, too.

For example, containerd has been moved to the CNCF and made a broader project. Fine, but Docker runs a separate fork of containerd anyways. A neat marketing sleight-of-hand, but to what end?
What is this "Rework" book he refers to? I can only find the book of the same name of Jason Fried and DHH on Amazon...
Even if liquidity in the stock market doesn't matter to you personally, it also allows for others build new 'products' on top of it that you might benefit from. ETFs and Index funds, for example, provide far more benefits to the average investor than access to a liquid stock market. However they wouldn't really exists in their current form (or at the very least be a lot more expensive) without a liquid marked underneath them.
That's a nice pipe dream. But without force, it'll become irrelevant.

It can be as Democratic as people make it.

Western states are already privileged, they have the population advantage.

Anyway, it's not like corruption (and market efficiency) analyses are just made up.

Case in point, Hungary. Billions of euros went there and at least 30-40% got funneled to "friends and family". The good old Putin model. Dear Leader has nothing, his yearly wealth report is whiter than snow, his friends on the other hand .. well, they are the best businessmen on Earth: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-25/what-s-bo...

The other "interesting" thing is that OLAF (the EU's anti-corruption office) found a lot of irregularities in Hungary, recommended investigations. And nothing happened. (The Prosecutor General of Hungary ... happens to be a good friend of those involved.) See also: https://budapestbeacon.com/olaf-says-hungary-misappropriated...
The Trip [1] is a worthwhile TV comedy series, wherein the protagonists visit a number of these haute cuisine pubs-in-the-middle-of-nowhere.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trip_(2010_TV_series)
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How many people own 60% of a publicly traded company?
On this theme of the joys of plain old unencumbered javascript, I did one titled:

Callback Heaven: Continuation Passing Style Patterns for JavaScript:

https://medium.com/@b.essiambre/continuation-passing-style-p...
Looking closely, it doesn't actually seem to be monospaced. For instance in the last-but-two line the "t" in "we project" is pretty much midway between the two letters of "it" in the line below it. The text has been justified I think both by increases in inter-word spacing and by putting slightly more space between letters as necessary.
We wouldn't have to call it an Initial Public Offering if companies never sold shares in subsequent Public Offerings. Most trades don't have the company in question on the selling side, but some do, even after the IPO.
The EU should send in the EU Army and remove that stupid Russian Mobster Visa giving halfwait thats in charge of Malta. The place is rotten.
Weirdly, I'd be a lot more careful when selecting a dog walker than a person that has me in a (potentially) locked car.
I wonder if Redis throughput is even a problem in practice. People usually add nodes to get more capacity (memory).
If it were gravitational there would have to be a mass in the right place to cause it. Maybe you could look at how the force changed as you moved around?
Unfortunately, Object.assign() isn't supported by any IE except Edge.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/scripting/javascript/refere...
> What are typeclasses if not inheritance?

Overloading not inheritance. It is closer to the notion of interfaces in traditional OO languages, but it's a mistake to confuse interface implementation as inheritance.

This is a common problem with traditional OO languages: they conflate inheritance with subtyping, ie. "Y inherits the behaviour of X" is not always the same as "Y can be used anywhere an X can be used" (subtyping). C++ has "private inheritance" to separate these notions now, but it's a kludge from this initial design mistake.

So type classes use subtyping, but not inheritance. Interface implementation is also closer to subtyping than inheritance.
I got naturalized in US a few years back. Yes, big mess, great potential for random mishaps and general ignorance.

Fingers crossed on your future trip.
What additonal layer of complexity are you talking about?

Installing a jvm?
Family owned and ran Michelin starred restaurant who grow the majority of the food they serve with rave reviews on major review websites....are we still shocked?

It looks like they have managed to walk the line of fine dining while avoiding the excess / pretentiousness / intimidation that can come with it, which in the UK is rarely done well.
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It's a hard problem. One person's scam is another person's business opportunity. I, for one, want to learn more about this amazing spell-casting.
Why I use Object Pascal
The dot sizes of screens are decreasing. Also the resolutions were lower, so we had to save space.
Already harass other countries? what???

So its best to just let a weak gov that gives EU citizenship to Russian mobster a free run?
> " so this accolade is probably not worth much in real value"

Not entirely sure what the parent post was trying to imply here but, from the Article:

- "We never imagined quite how big it would become. Things just went crazy. The phone rang off the hook, and e-mails, e-mails, e-mails. We took 1,200 bookings in four hours, and that has filled us up for the rest of the year."

Unless the OP was trying to say the value was in the judgement of quality of the restaurant, in which case one has to ignore the 1000's of rave reviews...
It’s really impossible to look up the fees even if you want to. They are in a spreadsheet posted online with cryptic codes associated with each charge. You literally need a degree in medical coding to understand it.

I didn’t understand my $1200 bill for stitches on my finger, even after I asked the hospital to explain it.

I’m really surprised there isn’t some legal mechanism to a) refuse to pay if the charges are not clearly billed or explained and b) the hospital has not sought some kind of consent for a procedure which would cost more than the patient would expect.

After all, why stop at $1200 for a cut finger? Why not $12000? Or $12000?
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Hmm, this seems more like a specific solution for just this setup.

I've put my Pi 3 in a transparant enclosure and heatsinks on both chips.(Bought it as a kit)

After a few days i noticed it overheats a little when it's really active. While i was researching more silent cooling options i noticed that the bottom part of the enclosure was way hotter than the top part.

I glued four big string beads under the enclosure. It now looks like the smallest transparant table in the world. Problem solved.
I'm looking for a low-latency, NKRO, chiclet-style keyboard. Would freak out if it also had individual LED backlights. Build it, and I promise to successfully market it as a musical instrument.

P.s.: I currently use external Apple keyboards to perform & make music (with things like http://qwerkey.xyz).
State of Modern Component Styling
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For most use-cases, Redis nodes will saturate network IO before CPU, but it should be noted that Redis is single-threaded so YMMV.
I don't think you'll find a single branch that's "the" future. Science is always branching and there's always many things going on.

And what if you find the biggest and most important branch, and go all in, and then it turns out that everyone else also had the same idea? You'll probably still be useful, but maybe you could be even more useful with another specialty.

It's why I think the cliché "follow your bliss" is a pretty good heuristic. Another way of putting it: follow the gradient of your own intrinsic motivation, and try to have fun along the way.

And make good friends!

My own prognosis is that open source development is going to play a huge role in the future, and that participating in the open source commons is the way to "network" in the software world. If an employer won't let me work openly, I'll consider that a major downside for many reasons. So I would bet on open source involvement as an important career investment.

(That's part of why I think cryptocurrencies are really exciting, but that's a longer and more tenuous argument...)
... which is connected to a huge liquid cooling system!
that's probably the book they mean.
Because K8s has quite some overhead, a steeper learning curve and is more difficult to set up and to maintain. I don't see this as a problem in bigger companies, but in companies with less than 10 IT people and no prior knowledge I'd take Swarm over K8s every day.
True. But that is throughout, not latency. Key presses are latency limited, not bandwidth limited.
Actually you can do this, without banning those instruments. You have to find a way to make sure when someone creates one of those derivatives the system automatically forfeits the associated votes.
Ah, just saw it. Great work regardless, let's give him that!
> the dominant value system in America today

Certainly not. You described the value system dominant in many European countries, but certainly not the one in the USA.
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By "middle of nowhere", they mean "A 40-minute drive from York". While it's technically in the North York Moors it's hardly remote or inaccessible. Although it will probably now be hard to park there.

(I suspect that this is the usual London bias of journalists and especially "UK" restaurant critics that regard everywhere not reachable with an Oyster card as "nowhere")

Edit: HN title has been edited to say North Yorkshire rather than the article title of "nowhere".

Anyway, there are quite a lot of these places. For a rural pub to survive at all it has to get most of its income from food. Other examples you might like are Applecross Inn http://www.scotsman.com/news/landlady-of-remote-applecross-p... (genuinely quite remote from any major city), or these (including several which are not reachable by road) http://www.outdooradventureguide.co.uk/10-of-britains-most-r...
What requirements do you have other than cheapness?
Congratulations Daniel, well deserved!

Thank you for creating and maintaining curl. I'm sure it was not always easy to stay motivated and dedicated at working on this magnificent tool.
> It can be as Democratic as people make it.

Yes and no; the current EU is put together with accountability structures that make sense for a trade body (which is after all what it evolved from) - as a Brit it reminds me of our (deliberately apolitical) civil service. In principle it could be possible to reform the EU into something with the kind of accountability structure appropriate to a political body, sure, but it's an enormous institution with a lot of cultural inertia.
Free proxy and CGI proxy alone used to generate lots of fake results. As "start using cgiproxy" is the title of a cgiproxy page you'd typically get less false positives.
I am just surprised why the western companies don't copy this model more.That would be an advantage. Zappos is doing that from what I heard.
Hello HN!

Excited to share this job board with you! Launched just a few weeks ago, and it’s been getting some good attention from developers subscribing and companies posting. The site is pretty simple at the moment, but we have search and commenting features — and we are encouraging companies to reply, once there are questions. Hence making job application a bit more easy-going, open and friendly activity.

I intend to keep the site simple. But nonetheless, what are the features you've always been craving for in a job board, but no job board ever implemented them? Or, perhaps, there is something you really hate about other job boards or the application process, that we can fix?
Absolutely right. It's shameful that I still don't have HTTPS on my blog. I've got no excuse.
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I just tested it with redis-benchmark. The performance is the same as with Redis.
Reminds me of HHVM: a specific solution developed by a specific team for their specific problem.

Might help Redis on the long run though: some ideas might be brought back to Redis, or at least it will bring some challenge to the devs.

Meanwhile, keep calm and use Redis ;-)
It seems they made a lot of changes, and some would be probably unsuitable for Redis. "Memcached mode" for example.
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I don't see how it could be much simpler and/or easier. In my experience, Minikube just works, out-of-the-box.
Goals: For both support Redis and Memcached protocol with no client code need to be modified.
For highly stable and efficient in production environment.

At face value it appears to be a NIH driven development. It is not only a redis fork it is also a persistent memcached port, which is _only_ selectable on launch. Maybe there is a catch, but lack of a roadmap and/or design document certainly doesn't really help.
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You can't leave unprotected access by law

Yeah, nice theory :)

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I wouldn't worry/care about individual hackers, but even if you have complete trust in everyone who has or will have legal access there are a lot of organizations for which hacking cameras one-by-one (even if hacking is actually needed) is well worth the effort.
Less privacy? Privacy is already lost. It'd be much better if we'd gain something for this loss.

Currently there is at least one EU member state that is playing dirty, basically stealing money from its people. (State guaranteed profits for friends' companies.) And unsurprisingly Hungary doesn't want to participate in the EU Prosecution ( http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2017/... )

So, how do you know there wouldn't be more terrorist acts without those regulations? Of course, the burden of proof should be on those who proposed the regulations in the first place to argue for the effectiveness of the regulations, but your framing of the problem remains inefficient.

Furthermore, yes, people are people, and greed is universal. But we can measure corruption (and fraud), and we see that in states/countries with certain institutions failing (or absent) result in more fraud/corruption.

And it's very much like herd immunity. Our banking privacy is already lost ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Reporting_Standard ) it'd be good to have something keeping those tax authorities in check. (And who will watch the watchers, yes. I know.)
pseudocode and application logic is absolutely necessary. Visualization is cumbersome and unnecessary except in large codebases.
What kind of harassment do you mean? Could you give examples?
If there's an IPO of two otherwise identical companies, which one would you pay more for:

- company A who's shares will be traded in a deep and liquid market, so you can get rid of them whenever you need money (eg for unforeseen circumstances)

- company B who's shares can not be sold easily afterwards?

If the answer is A, you see how the secondary market can help the first issuer reap a higher price, thus helping the company succeed.

By the way, you are not alone. I was asking myself very similar questions a while ago. Mostly in the form of: "why would a company's management ever care about share price?" (Outside of when it's trying to raise more capital.)
GW-BASIC, QBASIC,
C, C++,
X86, 6800/6502 asm, z80 asm, MIPS asm,
Clisp, Forth,
Perl, Python,
Java, PHP, Clojure,
Erlang,
Prolog,
Ruby,
Swift,
Javascript/Typescript,
golang

I resisted JS for a long time and stayed the heck away out of anything Frontend related.
If people are heavily addicted to heroin, I find it very hard to believe they haven't also been smoking cannabis. 100% of the heroin users I've known have all smoked.

All who have tried to come off it numerous times have tried a plethora of ways o deal with withdrawl, cannabis may help to an extent but only to a small extent
The readme states they have a few extra unreleased features.

I'm guessing their changes are for internal use and may be out of scope for redis or simply they want to share their internal fork and get feedback/help.

I know you didn't say anything to the contrary but I feel it needs to be said: forks aren't inherently bad, they're a sign of a mature and healthy open source ecosystem.

And I'm sure if it's worth it to someone, perf improvements will eventually get upstreamed.
Yeah, it's a bit confusing, but you're right. The first game was released under the name "Hero's Quest", but due to a licensing issue with Milton Bradley, the name had to be changed. So all the later games in the series are called Quest for Glory, as is the VGA remake of the original that was released in 1992.
.. starring two of the UK's great impressionists. It's lowkey hilarious.
Working at Google seemed like a dream job
> By contrast, the dominant value system in America today

There isn't really one dominant one, but none of those anywhere near that mark are even remotely like your description.

You seem to have confused the fact that several different value systems share a limited tolerance for value systems with differing life goals with them all being a single value system with a highly subjective life goal as a central plank.

Such a value system exists, too, but is by no means dominant.
Sorry but I have to make the precision: market optimized for monetary output and not necesarily social good. Companies doing well in the stock market might be exploiting workers, unnecessarily exposing consumers to different dangers, destroying the environment or a plethora of any other bad things and the stock market would not care as long as it does not create a PR problem that could affect sales of the company.

Similarly, a company that does well socially (e.g, a public hospital) but not economically would get obliterated in the stock market.
For Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) aka hosted VMs, yes.

For ECS (EC2 Container Service), they use Docker on top of their VMs.

So they have a Docker offering but not a Kubernetes one, at the moment.
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Personally I question visco-elastic foam. Sure, it's cheap and may be ok for a lot of people, but I personally sleep better on an standard spring bed.

Foam mattresses don't breathe, they stink (some mattress I've seen are 1+ yr old and continue to stink) and aren't firm enough for me.

Do any online retailers sell standard beds? Or am I a dinosaur?
There are much nicer patterns available to program in an Object Oriented (or rather JavaScript) style. In the following gist I demonstrate (using a simple container library) private, protected and public members (including methods and properties) along with setting each object up for correct prototypal inheritance.

https://gist.github.com/nomad-software/78be4f1dd429325c5ebed...

I would always start with this pattern for readability and maintainability sake and if performance becomes an issue switch to the `Obj.prototype.method = f()` form to avoid duplicating method instances.
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Great reply. Thank you very much!

>based on their ability to recruit additional affiliate salespeople

If Casper took owership of every outstanding matress review website there is and ever will be (or made some of their own in the pocess and have it high ranked, whichever is the cheapest form of tactics), affiliation would never be an issue. Wouldn't be ethic, but eh...
And interesting enough, the universe does have a unique privileged inertial reference frame: that which makes the background radiation look isotropic.
Nested categories with rails and gem ancestry
There is more options on alibaba.com... and many can be ordered in quantity of 1.
It already has better foundations and processes than a lot of member states' internal ones.

Sure, the failure case of a strong EU is much worse than the current situation (EU-dystopia), but the current situation is very much like a limbo, it's kind of like an opportunity, and it won't exists forever. (Poorer states will be left behind, because even though they are subsidized by the EU, without structural changes, the whole system will break into pieces.)
Data structures and ADTs are the key in general.
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That's a solid point, but it's hard to balance the value of information being easily accessible, as well as making sure we don't have starving writers chained to desks at medium.com (or other websites') offices.

I've signed up for the account (and my 3 (?) free articles/month, I just assumed I would have to pay and didn't want to do that from my phone in bed last night.