skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another take on this (Light painting WiFi by Timo):

https://vimeo.com/20412632
What is it about third-party extensions you don't like?

I know many extensions have full access to any site you visit, but I specified LinkedIn for mine, so when you install it, you are warned that it can access all your data on LinkedIn, but no other sites.
Excellent points. I definitely oversimplified.
Wages have not been stagnant, in fact they have shown strong enough growth to raise scares of inflation.

I think focusing on the changing workplace as an influencer of clothing purchasing habits is spot on.
You will need a unit of life. If you have figured out what it is then you can measure life.

Could unit of life be

money?
time?
number of pizza's u ate?
number of babies u had?

Or are they binary in nature?

Happy or Unhappy, Satisfied or Unsatisfied, Enjoyed or Not Enjoyed. Fulfilled or Unfulfilled?

What could it be?
Is there somewhere a plugin to make shortcut buttons for filtering? I label my cards, but filtering by labels is real pain in the ass process.

I've had a look at their API but it does not seems too straightforward. :(
Watch apps sucking at first was entirely Apple’s fault since the implementation was terrible.

Now that the hardware is faster and watch apps can be more standalone there are lots of good ones: Carrot Weather, Fantastical, Drafts, Authy, and 1Password spring to mind
Just like the banned subreddit /r/The_Donald, right?

Reddit would not allow Pro Trump posts.
I'm as ok with the rot-inducing content as I am with junk food. I don't go near junk food and so stay slim with minimal effort (I'm just past middle age). I find muscle dysmorphia repugnant and so haven't gone too far in that direction either.

And so it is with content. I read quality books. James Clavell, Robert Ruark or Frederick Forsyth for example, over J. K. Rowling or E.L James, for instance. I source my news with care, and if a story interests me I look for counter positions or arguments.

We all have this choice.

One path makes you look stupid, and, in comparison, the other makes you look interesting, learned and intelligent. Amongst other benefits.

Like I said this is a choice we all make. Regardless of income (junk food is expensive, and libraries are free).
We are a Stack for Subscription publishing.
The chicken tax (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax) is part of why there are no small simple trucks in the US.

I recently got back from a trip to Mexico, and I saw all kinds of new small simple trucks. Nissan's small truck (not sure of the name) and the Toyota Hilux seemed to be the most popular. There were all different kinds of bed attachments people were using.
> Things like eating less beef, walking/bicycling when traveling short distances, reducing single-use plastic consumption, etc. go a long way

I think the above things are useful, but I doubt that they would really go far -- the population growth of the past several decades is unlikely to be balanced by a few relatively minor adjustments you cite. I suspect technological advances like efficient vehicles (or synthetic beef as you put big emphasis on beef consumption) will help more than biking.

I am all for biking, but you are unlikely to reduce car use by more than 20-30% by it (bad weather, aging) while increasing miles per gallon (or a similar metric) has more upside potential.

In the end though I think we have too many people already and will have way more in 20 years; unless we address this somehow all of the above could be irrelevant. Just my 2c.
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=listen%20to%20articles%20comme...

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=listen%20to%20hn%20comments%3E...
I am excited about Mozilla's project.

It's probably just my Stockholm syndrome of being 100% invested in Apple's ecosystem, but I'm kind of less interested in how open something is (because open often means "slow, takes forever to get anyone to agree"). I'm more concerned about companies actually having an attention span of more than a couple of years.

Is Mozilla's thing going to last for 10 years? Is HomeKit? HomeKit has a better chance. But look at things like Google Weave. What even happened with that?

All that said, HomeKit, even though it seems superior to everything else from a security standpoint, has been moving at a glacial pace. Hopefully this software authentication stuff will make a difference.

The only ecosystems that seem to be sort of thriving are closed, but extensible ones (Alexa, Google Home) and their originators seem incentivized to keep them going.
I haven't read it yet, but this looks like a fairly accessible (but still technical) explanation of the argument:

http://www.ams.org/journals/notices/201605/rnoti-p508.pdf
OpenThread is an open source implementation of Thread, which is an open standard based on 6LoWPAN with 802.15.4 for mesh networking.
Thanks! I've actually done something similar in the past. I made ineedaresu.me a few years ago (and have since sold it)... but after launching that, I had a few different schools and organizations contact me wanting custom resume generators styled how they like, with custom themes, fields, etc.

This extension is basically the start of a recreation of ineedaresu.me. I'll be working on a full resume generator next that doesn't rely on LinkedIn.
Can someone explain this chart? I simply cannot understand it.
I don't understand why it makes sense to tie corruption to treason. It's a specifically defined thing in the constitution and it's already bandied about way to easily in a political manner.

Fixing corruption law (including SCOTUS precedent) is very hard, no need to add very debatable issues additionally.
> There’s no doubt a faster processor would vastly improve this tablet.

1 GHz is more than fast enough for a snappy bootup and responsive input. The devs just need to improve the firmware.
You could wear comfortable and weather-appropriate t-shirt/sweater and jeans for about $50. A comparably comfortable and weather-appropriate suit will cost >$1000. I don't think it's hard to see why so many people don't want to wear a suit every day.
I have the opposite experience WRT Finder vs Explorer. I use a Mac as my primary machine, but have a PC for games. Trying to use a file browser without Miller columns[0] drives me crazy.

I love being able to drag a file up one level in the tree without cutting and navigating to the destination to paste, or having 2 windows open to almost the exact same location.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_columns
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They've already started! They're A/B testing the sign-up modal being uncloseable which of course means it'll pass because some marketing schmuck can say "See we get conversions!"
You can certainly guarantee you'll never have Alexa assistant inside the nest (like echobee for example)
(Owned by Amazon, in case grandparent wants to avoid everything amazon)
Yes, but you also never see extensions like:

.jpeg.photoshop.ro.creat127339292....

The filename extension is the bare minimum of metadata for a file and not easy to extend.

Even then Unix systems will skip even that minimal metadata and force you to messily search for magic numbers at the start of the file and make a guess.
I think he is referencing several theorems about fault tolerant computing. I think the reasoning goes that if we assume some level of correlated noise, then these theorems tell us we need an error correcting code that runs in O(e^n) where n is the number of quibits in the program you want to check for errors. I could be wrong though, see my comment above where I link to the paper.
FWIW, Nest products were never very open. I had one pre-Google acquisition, and there was never a way to talk to it that wasn't via Nest's own servers, even though it's on my network.

Of course, the likely thing is that Google will not go out of their way to make it possible to make Nest plugins for Alexa, Cortana, etc.
I feel like if that was the case, it wouldn't cost $600.
I can't wait for WireGuard to take over the VPN world :-)

The whole solution just seems so elegant. It's just not at the point where I can download a GUI app and press one button to just connect. Waiting for that to happen.
Just a nitpick, but wouldn't it be simpler to say "extragalactic planets" instead of "planets in extragalactic galaxies"?

That's like saying "life on extraterrestrial earths."
Previously:

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=wireguard&sort=byDate&prefix=f...
...do you think it's factual that women are discriminated against in today's society?
vs "I often feel like I'm the only one doing the dishes"

vs "I have gotten the impression you like helping out, but I also noticed that sometimes you don't do the dishes even when you have good opportunities to. Is something wrong? Can I help you get started with that in some way?"

I strongly prefer the latter. More verbose, yes, but it also acknowledges the other person does help, it does not assume malice, and it anchors a strong desire to help out. Which is ehat we want!
Again, I feel that, if that's all it does, it should not cost $600. And should not have the input lag demonstrated in the review.
The 30-Day Digital Declutter
I guess that largely depends on your opinion of their current level of testing and Google's level of testing for their other hardware. Presently Nest utilizes the Centercode platform to manage a pool of beta testers.
Agreed. I think the effects are seen more in whom a person associates with. People who wear and are particular about a certain subset of clothing tend to appreciate other people who do the same.
The old HP Omnibook was pretty close. Monochrome screen with an advertised 8 hours of battery life, solid state storage, at a time when conventional laptops struggled to get two hours.
Yes, it's certainly not a viable option for mass-market business. But there are niches where such OPSEC is standard practice. Some, such as drugs and arms dealing, were huge well before Bitcoin. Also hosting services for spam and botnets.

What Silk Road and Bitcoin demonstrated is the huge popularity of dark markets for retail drug sales. With product authenticity and seller reliability attested through customer reviews. And without risk of meatspace violence (except if busted, of course).

And sure, that stuff is still widely illegal. However, when laws are ignored by substantial minorities, their legitimacy becomes questionable. African Americans didn't end segregation in the US through petitioning legislatures. They broke the laws, creating a crisis, and forcing the federal government to act. Lesbian and gay activists did much the same, at least initially.
After reading this, also checked my writing for Absolutist words, and also will try to consciously avoid them, would be very annoying to see someone replying with "Please seek professional help as soon as possible!" ;-)
> I love being able to drag a file up one level in the tree without cutting and navigating to the destination to paste, or having 2 windows open to almost the exact same location.

While Miller columns certainly support that, so does the tree view in the left panel in the default Windows explorer layout.
All really good points. Thanks for the feedback.
I guess if this device is targeted only at power users then rsync support is great. If they're hoping to make this a mass market device then they probably need something more user friendly.
They can always steal from Amazon's playbook and randomly delete sideloaded files.
> When partitions heal, you might have to make ugly decisions: which version of your customer’s data to you choose to discard? If two partitions received updates, it’s a lose-lose situation.

When partitions heal you simply merge all versions through conflict-free replicated data types. No ugly decisions, no sacrificing neither latency nor consistency. We call it strong eventual consistency [1] nowadays. And it's exactly like CDNs, except more reliable.

I'm wondering, since CockroachDB keeps lying about and attacking eventual consistency in these PR posts, the whole "consistency is worth sacrificing latency" mantra might not work in practice after all. People just don't buy it, they want low latency, they want something like CDNs, something fast and reliable, something that just works. Something that CockroachDB can never deliver.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eventual_consistency#Strong_ev...
The one misleading thing about iron fillings is that they tend to arrange themselves into lines, but the actual magnetic field is continuous rather than made out of discrete lines.
Adams was also an avid hiker and spent a lot of time in the mountains.
Don't forget, the employees also had an easy time transferring between the companies. This "change" is just aligning the business structure with reality, not modifying reality.
Trump’s Assault on America’s Institutions
But aren't you wearing the same thing over and over? What's the point of quality clothes people see so often they think it is dirty or that you own three shirts? I just buy cheap clothes.
@blattimwind: "Windows' file open/save dialogues are so far ahead of everything else that the competition seems like unusable garbage to me. I'm glad KDE/Qt chose to emulate these very closely on Linux"

I hadn't realized that KDE was copied from Windows 95. I'm surprised no one here has mentioned NeXTSTEP. Here's a demo by Steve Jobs from 1992: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gveTy4EmNyk
Fish species used for food have been tracked in various studies, ranging from about 50-90% decline in 100 years in the 5ish studies I have read.

On my mobile with shitty 2g right now,but googling overfishing or fish pupolation is always recommended
There is a way you can "count" steps without actual counting - if you're humming a tune or thinking of a poem with rhyme and rhythm.

Maybe dogs could "bark" in their heads for similar purposes.
Take a look at medium.com. I think their homepage is too heavy with content, but is comparable to your biz model.
LCUI – A small C library for building user interfaces with XML and CSS
I'll try to explain what's going on:

- Chilean police forces created a special unit in 2017 to investigate a series of violent attacks ocurring in the south of the country. The usual suspects of these attacks are Mapuche people (one of the native peoples of Chile) who protest to recover land that was taken from them by the State about two hundred years ago.

- In September 2017, this special unit reported they had identified the people organizing these attacks, and said they had Whatsapp messages as evidence of the coordination and plans they made to attack different targets. This lead to the arrest of several people supposedly involved.

- The judicial process starts after that, and in january 2018 one of the public prosecutors accuses the police of fabricating the Whatsapp messages that were presented as evidence. The prosecutor's office found inconsistencies in what the police said (for example, of all the phones that were seized, only one had whatsapp installed; and some files were added to one of the other phones after the date it was confiscated).

- This of course led to a giant scandal. The original investigation was closed and a new one started to find out if the police did fabricate the evidence

- According to the police they hacked Whatsapp to capture the messages using a software called "Antorcha", developed by an engineer (more like an agronomist actually) who works as a school teacher.

- In statements published yesterday, the "hacker" kind of explains they sent malware to the suspects via e-mail. According to the guy, "they were promotional emails and receiving the email in the inbox was enough to infect the device" with this malware. The malware is supposed to be a keylogger with which they captured what was typed on the phone

- The problem with that is that the police also had images supposedly sent over whatsapp as evidence too. There's not much explanation given for this, the "hacker" says the software "evolved" to somehow capture the images that were sent over messaging applications in later versions

That is basically the situation now, people highly doubt the police's story right now
Maybe the Garbage Collector has kicked in
The physical nature of human beings: a single penis fits into a single vagina, and that's how babies are made. It takes exactly two people for this to work. Sex can be done in other ways but this is the magic formula for sex to make a baby, and making babies seems to be the primary purpose of sex within nature. And my name isn't meant to be tasteful, it's meant to be honest. I committed the crime of public indecency and am a sex offender for life.
For completeness, from kn0thing's HN bio (excerpt):

>Co-founder @Reddit. General Partner @InitializedCap.
The American Mall Game: A 2018 Retail Challenge
Growing a blog from 0 to 150k page views in 6 months
Is it possible that those users were deleted after this was revealed?
A little bit of wine goes a long way to helping your brain
I store all my application state directly in git: https://github.com/ioquatix/relaxo

Makes rolling back mistakes easy.
Looks like $5k is the minimum for a system that could actually boot (has HDD and memory). Affordable by enterprise computing standards, but you could buy a really kicking Intel based desktop for that money. I'm guessing a 90W 4 Core Power9 is not going to knock it out of the park compared to an i7-8700k.

It is hard to justify spending a lot more for a slower machine that most software won't run on without a recompile. You have to place a whole lot of value on the secure boot features.
Android crypto malware spreading via ADB port 5555
No, that's not what I said. Let me put it another way, things form patterns in life. All sorts of patterns. E.g. As a silly example to illustrate clearly, trees are generally green. Is that discriminating against other colours? (if such a thing were possible). Or simply an observation of life.
This is really cool, though the interactive elements seem to be broken in Firefox.
nothing about yours in particular but recently there have been attacks via 3rd party extensions in general

https://www.wired.com/story/chrome-extension-malware/

edit: tried your extension out and I really liked it! thanks for sharing
Except - they explicitly state something along the lines of being a "24/7 pepe rally". /r/politics was a default sub that all new users saw when they signed up for reddit, or browsed without logging in.
I love the vSphere API. It's solid, complete, well documented (also available in Dash). The only time it's failed to do what was asked is when it crashed because I passed it a null instead of a value, or when there's something outside its control like a network issue. In case it's not obvious: for python there is the official pyVmomi project
Wow that is selective quoting. The law is “harmful contamination of the Earth”. Nice use of “...” there. That text is only about bringing stuff back to earth.
> Look at the UFO videos the pentagon released in December. No one cares.

Because they don't prove that extraterrestrial life exists?
Nope. The fake entries added by the photoshopper don't even produce any associated posts in title search results [1]. If they were real posts from a deleted user, they'd still appear in title queries with [deleted] as their author. [2]

It's a photoshop and you've been lied to. I hope this teaches you to think more critically about things, especially when they're what you want to believe. Thanks for playing.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/search?q=title%3APaul+Ryan+Sides+with...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/18ejnd/are_old_posts_...
Unless you build your own DNS routed CDN, it actually reduces reliability. And to make it faster everywhere you trade immediate consistency for eventual consistency.
What are your sources on these statements?
That’s a great idea. Could help existing readers find things similar to stuff they already like. Thanks!
In my experience, more expensive is usually just more expensive. I naively though the opposite, and at first just ended up paying more money for crap that lasted just as long as the cheap stuff.

If you want quality, you have to do the research.
Ah, but assuming you're at least a decade older than that, are they dressed like your grandma's generation, or like theirs?

If they dressed like theirs, they'd be unfashionably outdated. If they dressed like yours, they're rediscovering new old fashion trends.
I’ve definitely stayed at B&Bs that I booked through other means and I found out by chatting with the owner sometimes used AirBnB as well. No idea what is officially allowed. But if I were renting I’d need a real good reason to grant an exclusive.
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> I don't accept that excuse. These were gathered by searching for phrases that should be included in their AutoModerator config. These calls for violence are mod enabled.

https://www.reddit.com/r/RightAgainstTrump/wiki/violence
Snow and hoar frost cover sand dunes in Sahara desert of Algeria
Glad to see you guys are still kicking, I have a friend that follows you and says you're doing really cool work.
What if say 200 years from now, we have a human population of 20 billion people where everyone lives like the current top 10% of people in the USA. There is long life-expectancy, very low childhood mortality. Low inequality.

There are however no wild animals on land. Every land animal is either a pet, livestock, or in a zoo or preserve. Except for the limited species above, every other land species is extinct (but their DNA is preserved).

Would the above scenario be one that is appealing to you. Is wildlife and ecological diversity a good apart from its human benefit? Is human good worth harming ecological diversity for?
It’s totally misquoted. The line is “harmful contamination of the Earth” and the concern was about Apollo bringing back samples and the US taking proper quarantine safeguards ON EARTH.
although the format is similar, reddit and HN are very different sites, and imo that's a good thing.

when i visit HN, i expect the articles to be topical and for the discourse to be informative and interesting. somewhat amazingly, my expectations are usually met here, which makes the site quite a gem.

at the same time, i don't always want that. sometimes i just want to see a true train wreck unfold in the comments. in a way i even appreciate the donald trump and hate subreddits. if there are ideologies spreading that can impact my life, i would prefer to go to the source and read their actual words than have the ny times regurgitate them to me.

there are benefits to the hands-on moderation and the wild west styles. the only optimal solution is having a wide range of choices.
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It's a disease when it begins to negatively affect his judgment (looking at it in the room with much younger children nearby, trying to hide it by switching tabs whenever he thinks someone may be walking past him), his relationships (he's been getting much angrier at his siblings and being disrespectful and even violent toward them when they didn't deserve it), his responsibilities (he was doing them less often and less well, often sneaking into the bathroom for an hour at a time instead of finishing his work - which we now know was to look at porn and masturbate). Just like a physical disease is debilitating to your physical abilities, this is a mental disease that began deteriorating his mental and emotional abilities very quickly.
If you define good book as "a book I will enjoy to read", then finding good book on Gutengerg is quite hard. You need to know either author or book name. Finding those takes quite a lot of effort. Otherwise you will be downloading things that have no interest to you - and end up on instagram.
Looking at this NeXTSTEP seems ridiculously ahead of its time.
I still don't see the point of the Nest thermostat. It takes seconds to adjust mine for the day, or just turn it low in the morning before work and up in the evening. It's such a minor improvement that I can do fine without it.