skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Alfred Anaya Put Secret Compartments in Cars. So DEA Put Him in Prison (2013)
The license is enforced, just more gently than some might want.
One way to solve this I can think of is, if cpu spikes are deterministic, then we can take 2 profiles:
1. span consisting of no spikes
2. span consisting of at least 1 spike

And then "diff" them to get stack causing spikes.

Is this the correct way?

In general, how do people solve CPU spikes issue?
Yes, they'll be available permanently. I talk about this in the FAQ in the repository, if you want to check it out.

I'm afraid this is going to be far beyond any 10 year old! I assume a pretty high level of intellectual development and ability to learn abstract ideas quickly, even if the formal prerequisites are minimal.
I can't even count the times I've heard of someone getting into a bar fight and not being content to get their ass kicked "like a man" proceed to get a gun out of their car and shoot like six innocent people trying to get back at the person who did the ass kicking.

It's a cultural thing methinks...
There is a strong argument that in the financial-institution case you should be just blocking web-bound TLS traffic, instead of lobbying internet standards to break TLS. The applications that want to route their traffic through inspection proxies can then do so explicitly.
Right, H2 blockers also mimic the effects of H1 blockers (antihistamines). Thus, they will reduce swelling, including in the nasal passages by blocking histamines.

Amongst other side effects - antihistamines inhibit/block tanning.
Yeah, Casey's work was a big inspiration. Much of the structure is my attempt at adapting Casey's format for my own goals.
I mean, I'm in EO and our chapter spends about $150k/year on appearances from popular speakers. We're not buying influence or lobbying, and they're private appearances, yes. They're on a variety of topics from a variety of people that the organization thinks we'll find valuable, and the market has set a pretty steep price for some of the better speakers. /shrug
When you see this for a news website, it's usually because they deal with dodgy ad networks that aren't https yet.
Former CIA Officer Exposes Clinton Charity Fraud as Biggest Scandal in History
So highly biased and lapdogs of the ruling elite then?
If you think the phrase "dumpster fire" is the sum of its parts, then you don't know what it means.

And if you don't know what it means, a dictionary can help.
As a regular Lamy user, none of my Lamys tried to mark my hand to claim me as its servant. Why your pen does it? Burping? Leak?
The Graun comprises writers with double-barrelled names earning 6-figures, and unpaid interns. It’s headquarters are offshore in a tax haven. Draw your own conclusions.
I certainly do! Mean shift (https://spin.atomicobject.com/2015/05/26/mean-shift-clusteri...) is commonly used in image/volume segmentation, when you have CPU to burn. I've done a decent amount of work on optimization of it.

Actually I was curious enough about this novel use (and I happen to be interested in music myself, who isn't) I saw your post and thought about replicating it and emailing you results. I'd be more than happy to work with you on any non-commercial stuff. (An email address which works for me is on my HN profile, could you send me a note? Even if nothing else it doesn't make sense for all of us to spider/scrape the same datasets over and over...)
Christopher Nolan's "Following" and "Memento" come to mind as interesting, artistically succesful films in which scenes' chronological order bear non-obvious relation to their sequence. Wonder if anyone's mapped the chronological structure of fhe scenes. Bet there'd be an interesting shape there.
Churchill Wasn’t ‘Over the Hill’ in 1940
I have a bottle of cellulose reactive fountain pen ink for such purposes. Also, there are mass produced tamper-proof inks. So, in fact it's possible to sign documents with an FP.

On the other side of the spectrum is "washable" blues which are waiting to disappear in a small drop of water.
There is a difference between a local CA and a CA part of the root store and/or as part of the system's CA bundle.
> My main concern is that we're loosing [sic] that control in the name of security

If you've lost that control you have nobody to blame but yourself. There are devices and operating systems on the market that do not require you to give up that control. If you choose to buy a device you can't root and an OS you can't modify, that's all on you.
The Oklahoma City Thunder’s Biggest Fan Lives in Japan
Using the search terms used in TFA, npms.io seems to return the expected results compared to whatever's used on npmjs.com. So I don't think we should blame them.
India’s demand for new aircraft to reach 1,750 over next 20 years: Airbus
In this dialogue, "to do that" might mean "to send secret messages" or "to send secret messages for drug trafficking". I presume there's a bit of similar ambiguity in the actual conversation. It's also possible that as a sales pitch, the defendant may have intentionally meant the former while subtly implying the latter, where the former is almost certainly true and the defendant might know the latter to not be true.

Though, I imagine for a variety of reasons it's unwise to play phrasing ambiguity sales games with drug cartels. His first mistake was of course getting into a situation where it was possible to play these games with presumed cartel members.
For me one of the nice things about a fancy fountain pen is that you generally remembering to keep it with you, heh
I this this is possibly the most interesting paragraph:

If the program’s verifiable predictions about dark matter, galaxy formation, and magnetic fields continue to prove accurate, we’ll be able to put greater stock in the insights it provides about processes we haven’t been able to observe with even the most advanced telescopes ... With the simulation, we can track all the properties for all these galaxies. And not just how the galaxy looks now, but its entire formation history.
The article hints at this at the end, but note that the Mac has worked this way for a long, long time. You would use an “alias” to store the reference to a file. The alias could be a file itself (via the “make alias” command in the Finder) or you could just store the alias as data somewhere.

Mac apps have been working this way since the 1990s no problem.
Online assembly language emulator
Stretching the truth should have consequences too.
An open source project to aid teachers of assembly language.
Judaism as a Group Evolutionary Strategy – SpringerLink
One of the issues is that, due to poorly constructed legislation or private contracts, there is may be a requirement to provide "industry-standard" protection to various network connections. TLS 1.3 will, in due time, be the industry standard.

This needs to be reconciled with the conflicting requirement to log, record, and or block connections based on content.

Perhaps TLS 1.3 is not the solution here, as it can not reconcile this conflict. Perhaps something else needs to be developed that will provide a solution that meets these two requirements.
Of course, that is trivial superficial stuff. It's akin to checking if the door of a car is open.

Should it be done ? Perhaps (assuming you're using SQL at all), but let's not pretend an app is secure just because an attempt at SQL injection fails.
Saving Asses: Africa's Donkey Exports
All you have to do is block all TLS on your network and you're good to go.
Hi, I have seen your app before, when you released it.
(from reddit I guess)

Are you planning to release it for android?
or any similar apps for android ?
The answer is a keyboard for your toes
I'm fairly certain I have gerd and bad sleep and will have to try these things, thanks.
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I think that in such situations where a citizen of said country is not granting the operator the right to snoop, TLS 1.3 and it's inability to snoop accomplish the goal perfectly.

Perhaps such countries will outlaw TLS 1.3. Who knows. The US did outlaw strong encryption at one point because it didn't allow it access to data it wanted to have access to.
> You wouldn't drink gin and asprin.

You would do exactly that though, salicylic acid is found all over the plant world.
How so? You pin the public key part in the cert not the whole cert itself. The key you use (should) stay the same.
So terminating in a root CA imposes more restrictions than terminating in a non-root CA here? Something about that seems off...
Uber for Uber: 10 Simple Steps to Improve Ride Sharing
I don't know if this is still accurate, but during my time in school (finished in 2009) we had to use fountain pens from grade two and most teachers stopped caring what we were writing with in grade 7. From that point on most of use used ballpoint pens.
Show HN: Xkcdv, a simple viewer for xkcd
If you look at that same repo, they're trying a similar approach, https://github.com/facebookexperimental/eden
Thanks for this !

Question - Why did you choose C99 and not C11 as the standard ?
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> My flight to calgary started perfectly, and ended after a half full fountain pen quietly burst in my jacket pocket. not fun.

This isn‘t too uncommon, I have been told.

Years ago, when I worked in aerospace, I had a colleague who always carried his precious fountain pen in a small black box.

When I asked him about it, he told me that the box was only partially to protect his pen but also to protect his bag and the things in it from leaked ink. He said that pressure surges during flights used to cause him a lot of trouble and he looked long and hard until he found a case that was airtight and sturdy enough to prevent leakage. I looked up the case and it was some military grade box.
How amateur-hour. Now the pros are in the white-house, you'd better pony up a cool few hundred million in "loans" for a meeting with Jared ;)
Fast Video Delivery Using AWS S3 Bucket and CloudFront CDN
Nice article Josh! I'm one of the co-creators and current maintainers of A-Frame. Let me know if you have questions as well!

We're currently part of the YC batch as Supermedium, we built an entire VR browser using A-Frame. http://store.steampowered.com/app/803010/Supermedium/
Yep. I can’t find it now but Apple even had a video that marketed this as an advantage of macOS compared to DOS and early versions of Windows. It handled file moves, renames, etc on open files just fine while DOS/Windows would flip out and sometimes eat your unsaved changes.
For HP, the separation is made at product level. Both consumer and office ink jets have pigmented blacks, but consumer color cartridges are generally dye-based while officejet inkjets and professional printing machines use pigment based color inks.

Specification page for cartridges generally gives pigment/dye information.
Do you really think a silly proxy will deter an evil employee from getting data off your computers? There are a miriad of other ways to extract data: usb stick, WiFi hotspot from your 4G phone, bring the whole laptop home or simply obfuscate/encrypt the data and tunnel it over something that looks legit.

Do you ever go through your proxy logs and when was the last time you actually found something suspicious?
Perhaps I'm contrarian or just have well-behaved apps but I actually prefer notification-driven interaction with my phone. I try to open it only if there is a notification.

Otherwise I find myself aimlessly browsing without purpose.

See alert, respond to alert, lock phone again. That's the 'tool usage' that helps me minimise time-loss. The same pattern as we used for dumbphones where the only on-device distraction was a game of Snake.
27 Women Who Change the Tech World
Don't forget parachute pants enthusiasts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC_Hammer#Bankruptcy,_lawsuits...
MSVC only received C99 support starting in Visual Studio 2015 and even then it's only partial (but enough for us). Actually, we'll probably use anonymous structs and unions, which are technically a C11 feature, but have been supported by all the major compilers for a long time before C11.
What kind of dishes do you find yourself throwing olives into?
Content security policy seems to block this for me, so at least there is that.

Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' platform.twitter.com syndication.twitter.com gitcdn.github.io code.jquery.com maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com cdnjs.cloudflare.com dcggld9bcojs3.cloudfront.net; img-src data: 'self' dcggld9bcojs3.cloudfront.net; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' gitcdn.github.io maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com cdnjs.cloudflare.com; font-src 'self' data: ; form-action 'self'; child-src 'self' platform.twitter.com; connect-src 'self' syndication.twitter.com;

I'm not entirely sure why gitcdn.github.io is on list of allowed script paths, but at least XSS injection is not straightforward, to run scripts, you need to hijack one of those hosts.

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As for insecure claim, it does have an XSS attack, but Content-Security-Policy reduces its impact to minimum. You cannot make do a request to an arbitrary domain by loading an external resource. So even if one part is insecure, the other one prevents an attack - security in depth. Of course, they still should fix that XSS attack.

I also decided to check if they don't sign certificates for domains that disallow this (by means of CAA DNS record). They properly do, as SSL baseline requirements say, so nothing to report.
Not sure what you're suggesting but the comment seems wrong on multiple levels. First, how do you "place a pointer to an inode"? I'm having trouble dissecting that one. You can store an inode number if you like, but actual inode pointers only work at the filesystem level (are you talking about hard links?) Once you’re storing an inode number on disk, you’re basically replacing the well-tested bookmarks system with your own little hack, and the hack won't even work inside a sandbox (which bookmarks explicitly do). These bookmarked files aren’t typically accessed often, usually only in response to user input, so a small performance difference isn't negligible. So it's not rational to complain about performance here.

Either your comment makes no sense at all or I don't understand what you're saying.
I stuck a Cirque touchpad in the middle of the keyboard. I use that mainly for window switching with focus following cursor in I3. It's not that great for pointing, so I usually have a regular mouse on the side for web browsing.
If they really cared about drugs:

- They could have stopped Afghan opium farmers.

- They could use airborne spectrometry to detect Colombian/Mexican crops.

- They could map out possible drug dealers in American land using their phone patterns alone.
Robot Horse Robotic Car Transform Game
The grand city is under control of the vigilant war machines that are destroying the grand city.
JigSpace - it is early stages, but a cool idea.
For what it's worth, those Sharpie felt tip pens also draw ink with capillary action. This is what I use and it definitely reduces fatigue as compared with a ballpoint.
I assume what alexnewman meant was "can I trust that certificates issued by this entity will not be revoked in the near future due to incompetence of the CA", and not "can I trust websites which serve certificates signed by this CA".
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Show HN: March Madness Player Pool Draft Assistant
Intent to Ship: Javascript BigInt, BigInt64Array, BigUint64Array
Just to mention other options, in Firefox I use Vimium and on Safari Vimmy.
It's not just the ISS -- GMT (aka Zulu) is the standard for aviation and the US military in general.
You are talking in absolute, and this is rarely true.

What's "a murderer" ? Are all of them equals ?

Do you think a Yakuza and a an person wanting an inheritance have the same views on violence ?

And what if you have a one year sentence ? One month ? One week ? None ? Do you think there would be no difference ?
My understanding is that Bookmarks are "capabilities", in the research-OS sense: a Bookmark is a reference to a file, yes, but having said bookmark allows your process to access that file even if your app's sandbox doesn't include it.

Notice that as of Sierra, apps can't just let you type in a path to choose a save location, or a library file, or whatever else? Your workflow has to pass through the File Open dialog. That's because the File Open dialog returns a Bookmark—and as long as the app retains the Bookmark, it retains the capability to read from/write to that folder (which it doesn't have by default.)
For me the only important point is that you do not need to apply pressure in order to write. The ink just flows.
I use a fountain pen exclusively for all my work. I used to use a Waterman Expert[1] but someone I lent it to dropped it and destroyed the feeder. I've tried to get it repaired but it's dead and gone. These days, I use a Noodlers Ahab these days. It has a flexible nib and so I can do some amount of lettering and copperplate calligraphy when I need to (e.g. headings and for emphasis). I've tried a number of inks and I've finally settled on Private Reserve Velvet black[3]. I use other inks for calligraphy because those are with dip pens and the demands are different (specifically Winsor and Newton calligraphic ink).

The Ahab is always in my pocket along with a Rotring 3in1 Tikki[4] mostly for the pencil and for places which demand a ball point pen. I practice calligraphy and often use the Ahab to write nice thank you notes or other such short messages for people.

A sad thing I've found is that much of the paper you get today doesn't go very well with fountain pens. They're either too shiny (typical photocopy paper), too feathery (typical fancy notebook paper) or drink the ink too much. I've found a few companies whose books and papers are manageable and stick to them as much as possible.

Some of the other pens in my collection are a steel broad nibbed Sheaffer. It's a little too fluid for my tastes and I don't use it much. There's a small shop in Kozhikode (the town in Kerala, India where I'm from) who makes handmade pens[5]. It's fun to see. They have a foot powered lathe. They carve out ebonite rods and fix feeders and nibs. I have a few of these.

As someone who's very fond of handwriting (especially cursive) and calligraphy, It's heartening to see a renewed interest in this.

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[1] http://www.waterman.com/en/expert/123-black-fountain-pen-gt-...

[2] https://www.gouletpens.com/noodlers-ahab-flex-fountain-pen-m...

[3] https://www.amazon.com/Private-Reserve-Velvet-Black-Bottle/d...

[4] https://www.cultpens.com/i/q/RT16730/rotring-tikky-3-in-1-mu...

[5] http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/253458-some-un...
That's why we have judges.

Here we are talking about yakuza, organized crime, not Joe or Jane having one bad moment in life.
The Advantage in my case helped reduce the strain of the positioning of the hands. When I have to travel and switch back to the MBP's keyboard, the position of my hands on the keyboard definitely causes discomfort if I have to type for more than a few hours a day.

I don't mind having to switch to the mouse. It gives me time to take both hands of my keyboard and change their positions even if for a little bit.
In many european countries all schoolkids use fountain pens at school, and then keep using them later in life. So it is very unlikely that they will die out any soon.
This restriction has existed since Lion, and (both then and now) only applies to sandboxed apps.
Movies are escapism.
She did but quinine has plenty of other negative side effects. I wouldn't want to consume it chronically (notwithstanding grandmother' two-a-day regiment allegedly maintained from the age of about 15 to her departure at 96).
With 20KB available it hardly is Rust anymore.

Just like C and Pascal compilers, the result with hacks to make the generated code fit and beat manually written Assembly is not worth it.

It would also be possible to do it with D, using betterC mode and no runtime, assuming a backed for then target architecture would be available.
Not root CA. Root store.

A root CA that has been installed by the computer administrator is assumed to be more trustworthy than the one installed by your OS.
I try very hard to avoid making myself special in amongst the general case. But, I came here to observe I had verified memories from close to pre-verbal times, something I am told is not common.

If these were subsequent implants from conversation or comment from my elders, it was pretty subtle. The memories are far weaker now, but up to my twenties they were strong, lasting visual impressions of three specific locations.

(I'm in my fifties now)
This. Deterrent effectiveness is quantifiable and repeated psychological studies show that increasing the expected chance of getting caught is a much higher deterrent value than increasing the expected number of years behind bars.

One's subjective feeling of deterrence is strongly influenced by one's natural subconscious desire for mob revenge. Cultural change away from mob revenge starts with changing the dialogue.

The cost to society is roughly linear in the number of years behind bars, and the deterrent factor gets dramatically sub-linear pretty quickly as number of years behind bars increases. That money spent on guards, etc. and opportunity cost (including lost taxable income) of having a potentially productive member of society behind bars are better spent on better monitoring and other measures that increase the likelihood that offenders are prosecuted. Increasing publicity of convictions would presumably also be a pretty cheap way to reduce crime by increasing the perceived chances of getting caught.

I would really like to see it be a common thing for criminals to cut plea deals including recording public service announcements publicizing that they got caught. Though, this would also probably make it harder for reformed ex-convicts to escape their pasts.
I have a Kinesis and have a trackball to the right and a magic trackpad to the left.

I tried velcroing the trackpad to the middle, but the angle is weird. I like it better to the left.
Fake news and false rumors reach more people than truth
There is currently a huge bubble propping up the stock market. It's bound to crash. Maybe at the end of 2018. Invest in Gold, it maintains its value when the market crashes.
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If anyone needed another reason to avoid GPL software here you go. I thought the whole idea of open source was to avoid litigious assholes.
If it was under WTFL, the company would be able to release everything closed-source, which is exactly what the open source community is trying to discourage.

It also makes no sense to sue the companies violating the licenses. They would be more inclined to move to a closed-source option with a known fee, since the very product you are using has an ambiguous cost attached to it.

For example, I have deep disdain for people who build up WordPress or Drupal sites for clients and flat out refuse to let the customer have their code, but that still doesn't mean they should get sued to oblivion, no matter how much I disagree with this practice.

If you are for open source, you want to actively encourage the use of these platforms (regardless if you think they are trash) instead of having these people move over to some equally bad system. This is worse for the OSS community. It's also worse for the customer, since hidden fees for MS or Oracle will be tacked onto the product price. If word got out, even those who follow GPLv2 to a T would have reason to be nervous, so they'd just migrate off the platform as well.