skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use iRedMail and have been for 3 years now and I love it. It's really just a collection of scripts and updates are just updates to the underlying packages. Everything is transparent if you want to know what's going on. It takes awhile to get used to all the moving pieces (if you care to even know them as it isn't necessary) but I've found their setup to work very smoothly and be very stable.

I'm also a developer, btw. This mail server is only for me so it's not a big deal but if I had to I'd probably be comfortable setting it up for a small business. I wouldn't recommend it for that still, though, since you are the support in that case.
Some Ads do you use networking capability. How do you think they do cross domain tracking?

I have also seen some ads with chat boxes to either talk to the seller or other people viewing the add.
Making the Music of the Mazg
Personally I am a bit on the fence about his arguments as these are complex phenomena, but it is not obvious to me how this is sophistry. Why do you think this is an example of him using fallacious arguments with the intention of deceiving (sophistry)? I'll dig a bit more into why I don't think it is clear.

This is one of a series of lectures where Jordan Peterson argue against the postmodernist and marxist tendency to define people by identity groups, and defining a oppressor/oppressed hierarchy between those identity groups.

The core goal of his argument is to show that this post-modernist thought pattern is similar to marxist thought patterns around identity groups and oppression. He argues that this thought pattern is oversimplified as a person can belong to countless different identity groups, and that identity groups themselves does not properly account for individual differences within the group.

He argues that oppression hierarchies between identity groups are meaningless in describing individual circumstances because it is a univariant analysis that doesn't account for the complexity inherent in the problem.

He argues that this thought pattern was/is a catastrophe in all communist countries where it has been applied and has lead to deaths of millions of people. He also argues that this thought pattern suppress the very mechanisms of free expression and ideal of equal opportunity that has made the western culture successful.

In the end he seems to suggest working hard for equality of opportunity instead of removing opportunity using identity group oppressor/oppressed hierarchies.

I would love to see a well-reasoned counter-argument to this viewpoint.
Why does it require a whitelist? If I make my own, do I have to contact Mozilla or is the user prompted when first access is attempted?
Primitive Immersive Development Environment
Robinhood – commission free stock trading exchange
I'm so happy when I read this that my work does not include decisions as grave as these. The medical profession is not short of heroes, but you'll hardly ever know about any of this, this article is a great example of that. I know one woman who works in a hospital that tends to children with cancer, I can pretty much read how her charges are doing by looking at her. And nobody will ever read about her in a newspaper.
Looks like https://developers.google.com/caja/ can be used for the purpose.

Disclaimer: I work for Google but not on ads side and have limited knowledge on Javascript or general frontend stuff.
Make a cut through it shaped like a mobius strip - that is, a single 180 degree rotation instead of going the whole 360 degrees shown here.

To think about it another way, imagine if you took a mobius strip and constructed a semicircular lump of bread on the surface, extending it around until it connects back to itself. You've made a bagel!

Now take the mobius strip out of the middle, and the gap it leaves is the cut you're asking to make.
Study produces 3D images that float
I'm not sure if it's an option in your setup, but this is why I use the "Windows" key on my keyboard as my i3 modifier. The Alt key then remains available for applications.
For clarity, there's a variety of very suspicious things about Tether. While they're clearly receiving some USD, they're printing $100M in Tether every couple days now.

If I claim to have $50k, you'll probably assume it comes from my job. If I claim to have $2B, as Tether does, you'll probably want some proof. Tether's promised regular audits, but they've released none and their supposed auditor has now scrubbed any mention of them off their site.
Good to see. This is a great development hopefully others follow suit. It was telling in how Equifax announced their breach -- they stressed that "no customer information was impacted" very strongly, right at the top:

https://investor.equifax.com/news-and-events/news/2017/09-07...

Most of US population got exposed but hey our customers are safe, so no big deal. We'll just give everyone credit monitoring and they'll shut up.

The thing is looking back, Equifax wasn't really that impacted. Their stock is back to where it was last January. They'll have some lawsuits but it doesn't seem like they'll be going out of business like everyone expected (hoped even). The other terrible thing there is that it was a lesson for others in the industry. They are watching and learning, if Equifax didn't suffer that much why bother enhancing their security posture. Why spend money if even with such a huge breach the consequences are not that bad.

People are always surprised how banks or other institution have terrible security practices, this is why.
Your custom MTA is impressive, but if you want to reduce the amount of custom code you need to maintain (and don't mind one third party service in the mix), you could use something like SpamHero. It's reasonably effective and fairly cheap. Postini was even better, before Google bought them and bastardized the product.
haha if you send me a t-shirt, I will wear it proudly!
I use the windows key for the i3 modifier, and leave alt alone. If your keyboard doesn't have a windows key, you can probably map left-alt to mod and leave right-alt alone. Or vice versa.

Basically, find a redundant key to use as your wm mod key.
Too bad Bitcoin uses ECDSA instead of Ed25519 (or any other signature algorithm supporting threshold signatures). With threshold signatures, you don't even need something in the wallet saying "any N of the following M", you could just give secret shares to those M parties, and any N of them could collaborate to sign something using your single public key.
I'm one of those weirdos that needs inverse Y-axis for the mouse in first-person shooters. I'm pretty sure it's because of playing flight simulators as a kid.

And furthermore even though "left hand moves, right hand looks" is intuitive for me on the PC, I cannot get used to it on consoles because I'm so used to the default configuration in Goldeneye where left hand was "move forward/back & rotate left/right" and right hand was "look up/down & strafe left/right".
What will stop legislators from siphoning off this chunk of cash? How much will be lost in infamous Illinois corruption? The system is already $129B in the hole; this smacks of desperation.
Integrating Standard Bounties
Ferrari Evolution (1947-2017)
I do agree. That's actually part of why I called out the language: maintaining balance (as well as not cussing in front of the wrong people) are critical skills for security professionals and sorely lacking in many would-be candidates.

His educational advice was good but the attitude he shares via diction is unhelpful at best especially to folks who do not _yet_ have an awesome job in infosec.

Thanks, have a great weekend, cheers,

adric
I remapped my modifier to the <Super> (Mod4) key a long time ago. Although I also admit to not using the alt variants of this.

Alt is a common modifier for navigation though, things like qutebrowser use it to navigate tabs and such. It's worthwhile to switch and the "Windows" key hasn't conflicted with anything for me. In my opinion it's a saner default than the current.
I like that distinction between accident and injury. It can be hard to seperate effects of helmets from helmet laws but that certainly helps. Thanks!
I don't use i3wm but I use XMonad. I set my (window manager) meta key to the "windows key". You can probably do the same thing. I can't live without alt-. in the shell!
People voted. They voted to use Uber and Lyft, not some monopolistic system. Freedom of choice and agile won out over top-down, waterfall.

Public transportation sucks and will continue to suck, even with more funding. People want to pay for something better than it can be at its best, at least in most urban centers in the US.
I came here to post that, glad you beat me to it. Reaching for that control key? Ouch. Though I guess when you use vi keybindings, you are occasionally reaching for the escape key.

But, there is something to be said for meeting people where they are. If folks know the emacs keybindings, let them 'control' away!
> since YouTube's audience is predominantly male

Uh. Doesnt youtube have like billions of users at this point? Do you have any stats demonstrating that more men use youtube?
HOW DO YOU EXIT THIS SHELL??
I use Super instead of Alt. When I changed to i3 I instantly knew that alt would conflict with everything in terminals.
No, it's rejection of the concept that he needs to pay attention to it.
the argument is between defined benefit vs defined contribution plans. The former are unsustainable as evidenced by illinois’ ballooning deficit, while the latter are somewhat variable in return.
This! It their job to fix this mess, the burden of finding a better alternative doesn't lie with us.

I have no once of guilt related to blocking ads, if you can't pay the upkeep of your website and you haven't found any meaningful way for user contributions then that's on you and if you still serve ads because that's the only sane solution for your monetary problem then you should expect some users to block those ads and conclude that both parties did what they thought was best given this horrible situation.

Affiliate links are great and more people should really consider going back to this model.
Illinois is well into “all ideas are horrible” territory.
You hit the nail straight across the head. It's staggering the number of people relegating so many things like mail and DNS to a handful of companies becoming too large to fight against, or force to be wholly transparent, and everything else that goes along with that. It's truly scary and it doesn't have to be this way.
Part of what I find frustrating as a user is that I don't like ANY of those features :)

While I'd prefer a model without any advertising (and am willing to pay for it), I can put up with unobtrustive ads, without tracking, like Daringfireball uses.

I've worked in adtech before, and I know that these techniques make money, and are important to advertisers. But as a user, I find them intrusive, and they are why I run adblockers.
> Because investing in education ... isn't popular for some reason

That's contradicted by the spending facts of the last several decades.

The US invests more per pupil when it comes to primary and secondary education, than any other nations except for Switzerland, Luxembourg, Norway, and Austria. So there's the US - 330 million people - competing with hyper rich, tiny, Luxembourg - 600k people - on education spending per pupil.

Our teachers are also among the best paid in the world.

We've dramatically over-invested into classical education. Far too many people have run up immense student loan debts, when they should have acquired a trade skill instead at a small fraction of the cost.

Germany is the model that the US should be following, rather than just blindly spending more on a traditional education path (which is not working out well).

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2014/10/why-ger...

http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/global_learning/2017/05/the_u...
Alto Restoration Part 18: We Crash Our Disk Drive [video]
The risks and benefits of building software with cutting edge technology
Take a look at MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions

The API docs all have browser compatibility tables.
Facebook should be regulated like a cigarette company, says Salesforce CEO
https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.txt
I use most of these on a regular computer but this is very helpful for something like Termux. My smartphone doesn't even have arrow keys! The diagram is very helpful.
Sounds like a job for some parchment and my weekend.

I wonder if I could sell bagel-sized silicone mobius strips for baking.
Can anyone comment on how the performance of this is compared to evolutionary strategies such as CMA-ES? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMA-ES)
Been running mine for almost 8 years.

Exim MTA, Courier IMAPD on Debian.

Pretty easy setup; nothing complicated.

For remote access I use two things: RoundCube webmail, and K-9 Mail on Android. For sending mail from K-9, I connect home, via authenticated SMTP which is on port 587, rather than 25.

I have developed a little web app called Tamarind for generating throw-away mail aliases.

http://www.kylheku.com/cgit/tamarind/tree/

I run some mailing lists which use GNU Mailman. For archiving them, I don't use that horrible pipermail, but rather a hacked version of Lurker. I patched Lurker to pass through HTML so that HTML mails end up rendered as HTML in the archive. The HTML has to be scrubbed, so I wrote a little scrubber for that:

http://www.kylheku.com/cgit/hc/tree/

Lurker patches:

http://www.kylheku.com/cgit/lurker/
The 530M figure was in XEM (been floating around $1) - but that may be an additional amount.
Is corruption the main problem? When I moved to Illinois in 2009, I was shocked to see it had public services like New York but taxes lower than Virginia or Georgia. State income tax was like 3% until recently. Obviously that wasn’t going to work.
If anyone else likes linux tools explained visually heres one for htop:

https://codeahoy.com/2017/01/20/hhtop-explained-visually/
>The money comes from donations //

The money presumably came from selling FF users to Google but Mozilla Corp decided spending on TB was wasting money.

Whose driving this at Mozilla Corp? Seems like a sea-change to very money & business orientated position, like Mozilla's is basically being privatised and unprofitable (in the financial sense) parts are being ditched.

The "Key Issues" of the Mozilla Foundation (https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/foundation/issues/) appear to fit well with providing a FOSS email client, as otherwise people are going to go with Google/MS/Apple primarily which moves email in a way that contradicts the aims laid out there.

[Interesting that the Mozilla Foundation use Google for hosting files (eg https://mzl.la/foundation-strategy), seems a bit contradictory.]
>We are always on the verge of taking away freedoms from women and people of color.

Do you honestly believe this? Do you think that tomorrow, most people will wake up and decide women shouldn't be allowed to vote? Is that an active thing that you fear?
They're readline keybindings. Anything which uses readline will support them.
Is there a term for a fund that takes money from people (let's call them "investors"), promises to pay them back that money plus abundant interest in the future, and doesn't actually have enough (or any) money to pay all of these "investors", so it resorts to borrowing money to keep payments going a little longer?
I used to work with a physicist turned MD turned clinical geneticist who now primarily works with pediatric oncology.

I’m amazed not only by how bright and dedicated he is (he gave me his personal cell while I was working with his data), but by the enthusiasm and optimism he displays while working with children with horribly aggressive cancers.

These people are true heroes.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/07/the-end...
And I got downvoted into oblivion for suggesting just that scenario when the launch "failed."
I've rebound the modifier key to the Windows key (Mod4) from the default Alt (Mod1).
Maybe I’m oversimplifying here, but is it really that complex of an issue in this case? The two of them together faced almost certain death. In most versions of the trolley problem, the potential victim of action isn’t going to die either way.

To me, the more interesting moral aspect of this is that a surgeon who hadn’t done this before accepted the case because it would be interesting and challenging. I’m only paraphrasing a little; that was basically his description of it in the article.
So Jordan Peterson is very hard to argue and or debate because he is claiming a well researched and established philosophy. Not a lot of people, especially on the internet, can rightly claim to understand the supposed philosophical underpinnings of his work. He is not well researched and frequently conflates concepts to create new concepts that, while appealing to his chosen or unchosen audience, are rooted in a misconception. Here is a great article going into great depth about his failings. Like another poster said, there is not enough hours in the day!

https://www.viewpointmag.com/2018/01/23/postmodernism-not-ta...
Illinois is bankrupt, and the worst thing that you can do when you are bankrupt is pretend that you aren't. If I were a resident of the state I would strongly consider moving somewhere else as your taxes are going to explode, and services will likely be cut. The tax base is already shrinking which will cause a negative feedback loop destroying property values and new business formation.
The hacker can still move coins around on chain, they just can't turn it into fiat (since they broke a real law by a real government, they can't be given the fiat.)
I hope FavTab will be able to work again. That is the one thing that has really messed up my usage of Firefox (I'm using AutoPinTab to pin everything as a replacement, but it causes flashing when it overlaps the favicon bookmarks I have to the right of the tabs and makes Ctrl-w not work).
All those, and ctl-r <chars><ret> for searching history.
I guess it's all in the eye of the beholder. For instance, Erdos would say that, for him, the Graham number is just 1.
im cool with bitcoin dying instead
It's clear enough that many pensions are poorly funded.

I don't think it is clear at all that this is inevitable.

(It certainly seems likely that they will be underfunded; why not pay for services with promises that someone else has to fulfill)
What do you mean? It is intended to be decentralized, I am curious as to why you think it isn't. (Possible misunderstanding/etc?)
This has happened to me several times over 35 years of driving, driving along at freeway speed and the car in front of me swerves at the last second to avoid a stationary object either car or mattress or very recently dropped material from a truck in the road. Usually there is a clue because you can most of the time you can see how other cars other than the one right in front of you is reacting unless the car ahead of you is much taller or has super dark tinted windows. I wonder how accurate LIDAR is through the rear window and front windshield of the car ahead of you.
It's interesting that in just about every country there are statues and monuments to the heros of war, but I've yet to see a statue for a nurse or a surgeon who - instead of taking life - give life.
don't bother to link to jwz from hn since he redirects you to (what i guess is) a nsfw image
Kubernetes on bare metal for dev infrastructure
That was my dinner of choice throughout childhood. Love it still.
Also -- ctl-r <chars> ctl-r ctl-r ret

To match two commands containing <chars>
conex does use the new API now, but it's built on Firefox Containers, so the groups have their own cookie sandboxes.
Forget confirmation, Ctrl-Q shouldn't exist in the first place. An keystroke that can close your whole session and is near-identical to another, very common keystroke is a design flaw, period.

Same with the backspace key activating the back button. Using these keystrokes for these purposes should be considered harmful.

Ctrl-Q is so harmful that I've long fantasized about hacking whatever driver in the kernel that controls the keyboard and having it ignore whatever signal the keyboard sends out whenever you press Ctrl-Q and not even pass it on to userspace.
A more pervasive example: words like 'literally', 'really', 'incredible'. They tried to say "no, this is not hype or BS". 'Literally' is the latest to fall off the treadmill, and I wonder what's going to replace it.
You are correct. I was thinking US numbers due to the focus on Fed credit
It's called "multisig wallet", and a lot of reputable online wallets implement this.

Instead of doing what you suggested, normally it's 2 of 3 where it's your cold wallet, your hot wallet, and the online wallet provider.
You are technically correct, but that still did not make any of it any easier, the doctor must have been fully conscious that severing the artery between the girls would lead to an end of the weaker one, especially after testing it by temporarily restricting the artery and seeing how fast the weaker girl went down.
Deploying Full IOTA Node on a ROCK64 4GB ARM64 Board
Perhaps I'll go with mutt again?
Here's a few more that the diagram is missing, along with a function I created that inserts these commands (in dark gray so it's not intrusive) every time I start ZSH shell, like flash cards.

Keep in mind, most of these work anywhere in OS X, not just in the terminal.

Put this in your .bashrc or .zshrc

# MOTD
function echo_color() {
local color="$1"
printf "${color}$2\033[0m\n"
}
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-f Move forward"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-b Move backward"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-p Move up"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-n Move down"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-a Jump to beginning of line"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-e Jump to end of line"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-d Delete forward"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-h Delete backward"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-k Delete forward to end of line"
echo_color "\033[0;90m" "c-u Delete entire line"
Perfect. It'll be nice when Google isn't the only 'author' ;) but now I can clearly end up finding the CNCF this way. It just seemed apparent from the parent comment that it was possible even Googlers commenting were unaware gRPC was now under the CNCF! :)

I generally wouldn't file a PR on someone's copyright line or similar legalese, I don't know what the impact would be for any given organization or how they need to format it.
Yeah -- set your i3wm command modifier to Super (Windows key).

I've been using i3wm for years with zero conflict with Emacs itself, let alone the shell's Emacs-like keybindings.
His takes on postmodernism and the semi-fake concept of Cultural Marxism, while seemingly fancy and erudite, are deeply flawed and stem from bad or non-existent scholarship. That he uses this to flame his fandom is damning in my opinion.

https://www.viewpointmag.com/2018/01/23/postmodernism-not-ta...

Edit: "The ending quote on that article: Peterson’s attempt to but­tress these reac­tionary posi­tions with read­ings of con­tem­po­rary phi­los­o­phy, now pre­served for pos­ter­i­ty in the pages of 12 Rules for Life, is not with­out prece­dent. But the ten­den­cy finds its most thor­ough real­iza­tion in his zealotry. Peter­son goes beyond Lil­la, Chom­sky, and Buchanan, argu­ing that what he calls “post­mod­ern phi­los­o­phy” is not mere­ly a symp­tom of social unease, but its cause. By charg­ing this poor­ly defined dis­course of post­mod­ernism with shap­ing con­tem­po­rary soci­ety and bend­ing the arc of his­to­ry, he is doing pre­cise­ly what he has accused his adver­saries of doing: impos­ing a world of ideas upon the actu­al­ly exist­ing world, one which is more com­plex than he has the abil­i­ty to grasp."
> Illinois is bankrupt

No, it's not. Bankruptcy is a legal state, and one which is not open to US states.

It's not even insolvent, which “bankrupt” is often incorrectly used as a synonym for. It may have a projected future insolvency, but that's a different issue.