skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It says in the article that

>"The hot air then rises through the tower and passes through multiple layers of cleaning filters."

Meaning you just have to clean the filters
It just needs an ‘under construction’ GIF to make it perfect.
Yeah, that's probably the worst part of 'serverless computing.'

If using the serverless framework, the serverless-offline plugin[0] supports JS/Node but not Python.

[0] https://github.com/dherault/serverless-offline
Not later than yesterday, hearing about Dolores from the Cranberries, it reminded me of Amy Mac Donald (whose voice I find similar) hit "This is the life" from ten years ago. In this song it mentioned official lyrics "Talking about Robert Ragger and his 1 leg crew". Being of curious nature I searched for the reference ("Robert Ragger") to know who is this Robert Ragger (and who is this 1 leg crew) . Bing got it immediately. Google 1st result is a self referencing forum from 2009 telling there are plenty of result and you just have to google it : https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/talking-about-robert...

For those who don't do the search. (It's officially misspelled and instead referring Robert Riger, an art photographer, (hence the one leg crew :) ))
I've been to Cuba for three months, and a friend spend a year there. It's really not uncommon for foreigners to do so. This isn't North Korea.

We didn't develop any symptoms that cannot be explained by either "ethanol poisoning" or "sunburn".
A more interesting question would be if it is possible to disable the "dynamic" part of the CSS in any browser. Things like ":hover", ":active" that this proof of concept abuses and leave just the more benign static styling rules.
> Thanks for explanation, it's somehow clearer to me, now.

Seems weird to completely disarm your "thanks" with "somehow".
" it's about the police officer not being also held responsible, at least by the media."

Which one of these people, according to you, went into this whole ordeal with the idea "hey you know what, let's get this innocent man shot" :

* the guy calling 911
* the police office who ended up shooting

?
I don't think many people in Western Europe wished for a Soviet Europe, but quite a lot of people wanted something far more democratic-socialist than the US was willing to allow. It's definitely a factor in the creation of the EU.

The dichotomy of "everything must be US-style dystopia capitalism or full communism" has poisoned politics for over half a century.
I'm no defensor of Java but PHP was never entrenched in Enterprise the way Java is. It's "good enough" for most business uses who treat software as a comodity and outsource to multiple vendors.
Maybe the fanboys?

/s
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It was no more the business of the US to contain the USSR in Western Europe than it was the business of the USSR to violently repress any possibility of democracy in Eastern Europe and install puppet governments in same. Realpolitik is a bitch, but better to understand the real world than pretend that some fantasy of how things "should" work is a useful guide.
Blind users can’t be seen.
They probably paid a million dollars for that system, too.
I wanted to thank you for Golang support which I was missing on AWS for long. Before commenting I just did a quick Google search 'AWS Golang support' and found this (not even 24 hours old):

https://aws.amazon.com/de/blogs/compute/announcing-go-suppor...

Sounds like this HN post is a day late ;-)

Nevertheless, your project looks like fun and open source solutions are always better than functional equivalent proprietary solutions.
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> An alternative view is that this is just the free market expressing itself through cryptocurrency

If anything, the bitcoin experiment has shown how easy it is for entities with disproportionate amounts of wealth to completely overwhelm and game a free market.
Yikes. Now consider this: this is the design for the missile warning system. It is possible, even likely, that some missile launch system has similar catastrophic UI.

How we've not wiped ourselves off by accident so far is a miracle.
I liked appear.in for smaller meetings, but when we got to 4+ clients it was really struggling, and my team at the time switched to google meet instead.

Otherwise I just use zoom.us
Holy hell... I was expecting some old ncurses mainframe design with shitty interface, but if it's just an href... seems like it'd be trivial to hack and cause havoc
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Well isn't this just a case of company’s hiring the wrong people...

And there should be a better commit and audit system before changing peer routers on a ISP.
It's very likely because of the HN hug! We will have a look and fix it, sorry.

Good news is perhaps on your own machine it will run flawlessly :)))
Or, at least, disabling `url()` in CSS.
Any part of a browser that can make a request can be used to do this sort of thing. Any part of a browser that can alter the view and its related DOM attributes can cause a user to interact with it and give up data involuntarily.

Turn off JavaScript and CSS media queries can cause resources to load based on a number of parameters. Have canvas enabled and you can be fingerprinted. Use one browser over another and get feature detected. Anchor states give away browsing history. Hell even your IP address sacrifices privacy, and that's before the page gets rendered.

So with that being said, if you're browsing the web, you're giving up information.
One generic solution is to have identity on the server (users table) and generate one or more tokens for each user. When a user wants to make an authenticated API call, they have to add the approprite header to their request:

curl -X GET https://127.0.0.1:8000/api/example/ -H 'Authorization: Token 9944b09199c62bcf9418ad846dd0e4bbdfc6ee4b'

Note: HTTPS is required for all of this to be secure.

This is what comes out of the box with Django Rest Framework.
It is ridiculous that US police shoot so many people, kill so many people, and that the US doesn't even count how often this happens.

That's baffling to me.
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Corporatism != capitalism.

While neither defending or attacking capitalism... Corporation is a polite term for sovereign granted monopolies like East India. Less polite are privateers, aka pirates.
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I take it you've read Command and Control [1]? A great, if worrying read on exactly that subject. It's luck, not judgement that something really terrible hasn't happened yet.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_and_Control_(book)
OK so I set up a test account an things are mostly fine, although there are still rough edges. For example, onece the static site is deployed and you click Login in the default theme, you get:

> error on line 12 at column 10: Opening and ending tag mismatch: meta line 0 and head

This is after two first minutes, so I guess there are still things to work on. In any case, for more advanced users your product is a great no-no, since the main advantage of WP is that it's FOSS - who would want to become your hostage? I see a lot of potential for an open source solution, the idea is really good.
I believe there are studies that show people overestimate how much control they have over getting cancer.

It's the old "Just World Fallacy" thing, where the thought of randomly getting cancer no matter how "good" you are, while objectively accurate, is hard to cope with, so blaming the people with cancer for their predicament serves as a way to ward off the bad luck and feel in control of your life.
We should look closely at what Adam Smith actually believed
The Friedman approach is merely to recognize that the executive’s responsibility is to execute the desires of the shareholders. The “profit at all costs” mantra comes from the (sometimes false) idea that shareholders care only about profits, and not about using the corporation as a vehicle for social impact.

In this case, BlackRock (the shareholder) is making its desires clear — profits are not the only standard by which its companies will be evaluated. This is fully in accordance with Friedman’s principles. In fact, this kind of shareholder activism is only possible if executives are held to Friedman’s standards. Otherwise, they could just tell the shareholders to piss off.
What you mean is not "programmer", but "software engineer". Everyone who introduces themselves as a "software engineer" to me starts with -100 points on the scorecard in my mind, because that's exactly the sort of people you're talking about.
A very good point. I didn't even stop to consider what the kingdom of Benin were up to. And it is true that many western african kingdoms were involved in the slave trade.

Kinda off topic but the empire of Mali for example were claimed to have traded with people in south america before columbus set sail. Some documents claim that the king of spain instructed columbus on his second or 3rd voyage to find land south of where he originally landed, based on documents from the empire of Mali.

And sure enough he found south america.

But I'm sure the Malinese were also heavily involved in the slave trade.
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I didn't say it was. But I do prefer a political meaning to the economic one.
And I would hope that the people (here) who have been calling for the employee who messed up to be drawn and quartered for "pressing the wrong button" might reconsider after seeing this.
I bet it works in ie6.

Is this design horrible? yes. Is this out of the ordinary? Absolutely not. This is very common UX for systems designed 5+ years ago and there are still systems designed today that look like this.

This is an alert system, now picture your surgeon or air traffic control using something like this...
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Operator and designer mistakes happen, the goals should be to make simple systems easy to build. Complex networks will need thoughtful solutions, and better designs will have fewer operator interventions.

I could be petty and pick apart the article for mistakes, but I agree with the gist- If you compose your needs and environment and use the right design you might not hate the protocol(s) you end up with?
In the defence of those that made the UX, this is version 1. Or prototype. Or something they paid a ten year old with candies to make...

Or they don't get it and they are hopeless.

No, they do get it. The DRILL link is one row away from non-DRILL link to avoid incorrect dispatching. In the mean time you can ponder if you need to announce a tsunami.
I really, really hope there’s no JS on that page. Because if there is, given the poor design, it’s probably vulnerable to XSRF.

Gives a whole new meaning to critical vulnerabilities. Sheesh.
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> However using my method, its only possible to track, when a user visits a link the first time

This suggests that browser history sniffing is still possible - as long as you make the user click the link (in contrast to the old a:visited method where this could be done with no user interaction)
That’s the point. Roll a dice indeed.
another interesting read regarding this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_close_calls
Probably. That's exactly what some folks did to use the Python runtime to run Go before it was officially supported: https://github.com/eawsy/aws-lambda-go
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Ask HN: Starting a startup in Aus. In need of resources
Heya!

To keep this concise, I live in Australia and working on my MVP. There's plenty of resources for American specific startups with some nice tips though they aren't applicable here. For example, setting up in Delaware is a good idea. Are there any resources that would help with what I should set up AS or tricks with the sydney startup scene?

Thanks
The lang item symbol names need to be prefixed with rust_ like this: https://gist.github.com/steveklabnik/5abd59a8fe7e5abda3db58b...
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“Hawaii missile snafu: That was no 'wrong button.' Take a look”
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No I am saying that bitcoin is bitcoin with it's own unique history and that there only will be a set amount of those bitcoins. That makes it scarce. It's not just first mover advantage it's the advantage of the history and the money now put behind it that makes it valuable.

What you and many other people seem to be confusing is that Bitcoin the protocol isn't what's valuable. It's the ability to turn it into a physical like property.

The value of gold can dissapear too overnight. Same rules apply. Gold can be obsolete and just because it historically have had value does not mean it will always have that.
Make an account in your wife's maiden name.
No mention of partitioning/sharding.
Again. You can't open a bitcoin mine. You can mine bitcoin but any fork of the bitcoin is not bitcoin anymore.
What's not true?
I loved AltaVista. It didn't provide the cleverness of Google; you had to bring your own. I'd construct searches of the pattern:

(word OR word) AND (word NEAR word)

and get excellent results. Of course, the Web was much smaller then.
If you believe this, I have a bridge I want to sell you.
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Spot on. And also to mention, in that struggle they created and brokered alliances and established themselves as the supreme power. That was their biggest contribution to the whole of India.

This is not the first time it has happened. During the medieval period, and battle of fiefdoms, decentralized powers grew into one consolidated power. India was going through the same phase at the time and British, having a leg up on power consolidation, brought what they knew and profited from it.
It's easy to see how this is bad, and I bet dozens of designers are now creating alternatives for their dribble and Twitter appreciation, but the problem is probably what led to this, not this specifically. I can see it: a contractor started with a link that triggers a push notification, then someone requested another link, then another, then it grew from there, never having the ability to stop and rethink this from a design standpoint since it would require more work, more training, more money.

The problem is not knowing (or having someone who knows) how to design something better, it's treating good design as a priority. It rarely happens.
But, by posting this article you will probably have ruined your own evidence. :-D

"Nice try!" :D
very good. I wonder if somebody really needs this.
If you're concerned as a user of a malicious site:

* Link click tracking - So what, the site could route you through a server side proxy anyways

* Hover tracking - Can track movements of course, but doesn't really help fingerprinting. This is still annoying though and not an easy fix

* Media query - So what, user agent gives this away mostly anyways

* Font checking - Can help fingerprinting...browsers need to start restricting this list better IMO (not familiar w/ current tech, but would hope we could get it down to OS-specific at the most)

If you're concerned as a site owner that allows third party CSS:

* You should have stopped allowing this a long time ago (good on you, Reddit [0] though things like this weren't one of the stated reasons)

* You have your Content-Security-Policy header set anyways, right?

Really though, is there an extension that has a checkbox that says "no interactive CSS URLs"? I might make one, though still figuring out how I might detect/squash such a thing. EDIT: I figure just blocking url() for content and @font-face.src would be a good compromise not to break all sorts of background images for now.

0 - https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/66q4is/the_web_red...
The lice would also need to be coming from a human with the plague, right?

And we can treat the plague today.
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From my understanding, Lenin and the 1917 Bolsheviks are not sacrosanct or particularly welcome in Putin's nationalist, capitalist, Russia.

The 100th anniversary of the Russian October revolution just passed, with minimal and lukewarm remembrance from the official state. BBC ran a whole series of segments on this, interviewing school children and ordinary Russians and state officials -- knowledge of the 1917 Revolution was thin.

Stalin, different story, because he fits into the 'Great Russian' nationalist narrative -- and was the leader during the Great Patriotic War.
> Comparing behavior of the government to the behavior of private citizens.

You know, it's possible for both of them to be the bad guys, right?

The class of '68 were petit totalitarians. Thankfully we had no Chairman Mao in the USA to really set them loose (like the Red Guard was in China).

The people building these bombs and such were cruel and violent. Hiding behind a shield of a "peace, love, and equality" ideology.
I would also hog all the tedious work as an engineering manager. I tried to make most of it go away but in order to allow people to grow in their careers, they have to be assigned "stretch" work.

Being a manager is an entirely different role than being an employee. Kind of like how someone could be a really awesome director of movies but may not be a good actor.
I don't know about you but I do feel really bad when I get downvoted, especially when I don't understand why and have no way to find out.
XSRF has nothing to do with JavaScript.

A site is vulnerable to XSRF if it doesn't use tokens when performing critical operations, critical operations are (usually) performed using HTTP POST, which can be done via form submission... token generation and validation is done server side...

You can perform a successful XSRF attack in a browser with javascript completely disabled.
That is one of the most draining things I've heard recently. Sigh. Are these open projects where someone could in principle improve them?
It's a nice idea for novices, but there are WordPress plugins that can create static sites from WordPress installations.
"We should give up trying" is a straw man - this book is not a teaching nor does Pirsig come from the Zen tradition. And you've completely missed the point with respect to objectivity.
I wish there was more than anecdotal evidence for this. China has very strong statistics for their pollution levels that are often recorded in their weather reports.

For a project this big, they should be able to quantify the results instead of just relying on what people say about the air :/

EDIT: I'm a dummy, although the article leaves with an anecdotal, there are some nuggets of stats "The average reduction in PM2.5 – the fine particles in smog deemed most harmful to health – fell 15 per cent during heavy pollution." & "Cao said the results were preliminary because the experiment is still ongoing. The team plans to release more detailed data in March with a full scientific assessment of the facility’s overall performance."
Great for people stuck with some ancient hosting provider or on prem solution. Not say great for cost as literally the first you need to run this is serverless solution is...a server! Still super nice job.
Perhaps more of a failure of intelligence than negotiation -- it seems the Americans at the time perceived the Russian support for Assad as lukewarm and gambled on a weaker Russian response. It seems that Obama may really have meant the red line, until it became clear too late what the cost would be.
Truly.
Run the num's?

Ok, I will talk about them num's

I run 24/7 for years both full nodes for ethereum and bitcoin, when you first start up it takes about 4-5 days for bitcoin on 50mb/s fiber to 'catch-up', but with ethereum, I have 4 nodes running on site with different config, and some going on months and still running at block's 10k-100k behind the current block, go figure?? What is the problem?

Go google 'syncing ethereum' you will get all kinds of advice to delete all your files, and run --fast, which is just the chain and not the blocks, ... but ok, you still don't sync for real,

Then there is the C++ issue, ETH has discontinued C++ and gone with 'GO', ok, but here'e the real deal killer.

ETHEREUM say's 'cryptography by obscurity', thus they don't document anything and deny everything and nobody knows what's going on, now some people would call this 'incompetence' in another lifetime ( I was writing c++ compilers in early 1980's )

The problem with both BTC & ETH is the hype because of the wealth 'effect' makes everyone blind to the problems, ... which just means one thing to an 'old timer' this is great time for other's to jump ahead and resolve the problems.

Here's another deal about ETH, BUTERIN at 14 won a coding COMP, hell were we all not child prodigy's?? Then at 19 he wrote the BITCOIN python library, and then didn't fit into core so went on to 'make' ethereum, ... IMHO BUTERIN has no base, and is largely self taught, so who cares what he thinks or does ( topic of this article )

But to the real issue is that ETH has TERRIBLE problems, and the biggest problem is that the CORE (BUTERIN) doesn't trust and hates its users ( the 'obscurity is safety principal' ) again, the idea is if they don't tell the truth no bad people can harm them, but the problem of course is because they don't tell the truth they surround themselves with liars, "YES MEN".

ETH is a basked case of problems, and of course BTC is not far behind,

BITCOIN 2.0 will jump to 3.0 and leave all this crap behind,

Jump forward men, all you fear to lose is your chains.
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> the US doesn't even count how often this happens

The first step in ignoring a problem is deliberately rejecting any attempts to determine how often it occurs. If the police admitted how often it happened, it would just add fuel to those trying to stop it.
I don't know of a website that compares audio quality specifically, but I feel this still is the greatest impediment when it comes to ANY video or audio conference system. I get the impression that there is no system out there that allows for decent 'full duplex' audio, equivalent to a normal conversation where both sides might interrupt each other at times. I think this comes down to

a) background noise reduction
b) echo/feedback cancellation
c) input latency

I assume input latency may not be such a big issue anymore, with ultra low latency codecs (presumably) being widespread now.
Feedback cancellation is a problem if any side of the conversation is using speakers, rather than headphones. I guess chat services meet at the lowest common denominator, making fairly conservative assumptions and often cutting audio aggressively.

My personal list, best to worst, in respect to my requirements above:

Google Hangouts
Jitsi
WhatsApp audio call
Skype
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