skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone with long term health conditions, it hangs in the back of your mind. I'm fortunate enough not to have to call mine "chronic", and I may (probably will) be blessed by the results of research from over a decade...

But it haunts me in every relationship I have, even if it's irrational.
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The homebrew core team did not accept our pull request for installing from a signed binary or allow us to migrate to a custom tap.

In the interest of security and user experience, we think it's important to do this. Is there any other way around it?
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chntpw works on all versions from NT 3.1 through Windows 10. The hive format, nor password storage format, actually hasn't changed in all the time. :-)

Mind, the trickest part of dealing with pre-4.0 is mounting the file system, assuming the OS was placed onto NTFS rather than FAT. ntfs-3g only likes the "modern" NTFS format, which is found in NT 4.0 and up.
> The Stasi collected information you didn’t want to share, and what you put on Facebook willingly

I am not on Facebook though I once had a profile a decade ago.

I don't believe that profile has been deleted, I do believe that facial recognition on the photos has included me, I do believe that they've applied said facial recognition to the historical data, and so I believe that I do have a profile that is alive and well within Facebook, and that even receives fresh content... it is just not public.

I am so looking forward to the GDPR coming into effect.
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There's a not-public system? The one I'm aware of is very much public: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Community_Colleges_...
From whichever perspective you look at it, this definitely rings true. Facebook gained popularity as as a way for college students to stalk each other, and as a corporation it makes money from tracking users and gaining detailed/intimate information about them.

Combined with the fact that it actually requires effort NOT to be tracked by facebook - much of the tracking is involuntary - facebook is clearly a surveillance company. I wish more people would realize this.
It seems that having this kind of information out there would be of benefit to Apple in negotiations with screen manufacturers eg. it could make suppliers more willing to sign a long-term deal at lower rates than they might otherwise, due to the fear of being dumped in the future.

Another potential purpose for such a leak would be to boost the stock price.
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I've seen this not work. Places where people want to park generally have driveways or street corners where the grade separation needs a break and drivers will use this break to get into the bike lane.
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It's pretty easy to deploy to S3, host your build as a static website and point both your index and 404 pages to your index.html. SSL can be configured in CloudFront.
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Thanks. I was curious on how this relates to Kubernetes, but haven't used either of the two. Are they comparable?
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Working with automation frameworks like Selenium?
I'm making a CSS picking tool and will give it away for free.

You can get rid of the hassles in finding selectors using HTML. You can just click-n-copy unique selector of an element.

Unlike any other tool, you can quickly get the selector of your preference. This is very useful in building reliable test cases for complex web apps having nested iframes and dynamic elements.

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I send them to onetab too. After a while I do cleanup and most of the tabs that look useless or too late to read, I delete them.
> I'm happy to follow the social protocols while never feeling like needing to belong

I used to be a "digital nomad" before coming to Australia, I lived in many cities across S. E. Asia and South America and, like you, for a while I really enjoyed being able to "taste the soup while not diving into it"[1].

However things change when you decide that the place where you are living is where you want to settle down and build a family (see my other comment in this sub-thread).

[1] This is a (probably not accurate) quote by writer and journalist Tiziano Terzani, unfortunately I'm unable to find a link to a source at the moment.
You can use pinterest.
Zuckerberg called his users dumb for the very act of using his website. Did Linus ever call people dumb for the very act of using Linux as it is intended to be used?

You're focusing too much on the swear word and too little on the meaning of the sentence.
Luxury automaker Tesla is manufacturing a surprisingly high ratio of flawed parts and vehicles

I laughed at this opening line of the article. Tesla isn't a "luxury automaker". It is all cheap, badly fitting plastic inside, and sitting down in any Tesla doesn't feel (to me) like any kind of "luxury" experience. Tesla is "expensive", not "luxury". I get that they have to pay for the tech and innovation, but when I drop over 100k EUR for a car, I expect a certain overall experience, not feeling like I am sitting in a collection of the cheapest possible parts.
It is not difficult to make a passport reader, and the Chinese are definitely capable of that.

You can read the contents of the RFID chip using $100 off-the-shelf hardware, and the decryption key is the OCR string on the “main” page of the passport.

The piece of glass where you lay the passport, the OCR, and the case itself I’m sure any Chinese contractor could easily do as well.
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Just do interviews a lot, then one day I finally can answer all of their questions.
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With current processing power it is possible to use either multiple cameras, or the X's face id sensors to manipulate the image to project the 2D live feed onto the 3D model of your face and slightly shift the 3D scene to make the image seem like it's making eye contact. I'm honestly surprised none of Google, Microsoft or Apple have this in their VC products yet.
oh jesus, I missed that italicized bit at the end so opening this was like a kick in the stomach
Analogous?
To me it depends. You might not actually want to produce your own screens, or what ever else you currently buy instead of making it yourself. Because that would require dedicated resources, diverted from your core competencies. But you might have someone, or a small team, look into it. Work out what you might need to do, what it is going to cost. Then you take that research and knock on your suppliers door and ask for a better price.
I'm not saying that is what is happening here, but it could be a viable negotiation strategy.
I had friends in Groupon who used this technique. They claimed that forced sign ups didn't really result in a high enough bounce rate, compared to the number of sign ups they got.

Data driven does a poor job of capturing user annoyance. Someone will tolerate being screwed a few times to get a discount. But after a while, it builds momentum.

Though in many cases, startups don't care. They just want to sell off their numbers and exit.
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The fact that it's posted often doesn't change its power. And that you rush to defend Zuck says quite a lot.

One thing is true: Those at the top rarely mean what they say. They are masters of dissembling, because they understand how dangerous it is to reveal one's true feelings.

This was a rare glimpse into raw, unfiltered Zuck. And what we find is that he's just like the rest of those in power. No wonder they love him so much.

We're the dumb fucks to them. And that should be at least a little worrying.
I was just thinking about the FirePhone yesterday. Shame it didn't work out, I thought it was fairly neat.
This post talks about Structured Compression while the below link talks about Structured Pruning.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16124022

Wonder what's the difference?

Would anyone be kind enough to oblige?
When they talked about the upcoming "modular" MacPro [1], Apple confirmed they will again sell a desktop display. I feel certain it will be at least 5k, and more likely 8k, and I've been wondering if they will make their own from the ground up like this article suggests for the smaller screens.

[1] https://daringfireball.net/2017/04/the_mac_pro_lives
Here is a counter-counter-perspective: Gladwell twists the truth a bit to make a good story, however AskAKorean also twists the truth a bit to make a good refutation. Based on the transcript that AskAKorea posted, it's very clear that the first officer is acting deferentially to the pilot. Specifically, the first officer uses polite speech with the pilot, and the pilot uses familiar speech with the first officer. This indicates quite a big social status gap. As an example, in my company (I am working in Korea), neither my manager nor my manager's manager uses familiar speech with me, I'd have to go up 3 levels for that to start happening. What Gladwell mentioned in his book about hierarchy does not feel exaggerated, and there's likely a large grain of truth to Gladwell's representation of what happened. Also, if you look through AskAKorean's previous blogs, you can notice a fairly nationalistic streak in his posts, which may explain his strong opinions regarding Gladwell's assertions.
That's called PPBM (Positive Passenger-Bag Match). However, PPBM is not required on US domestic flights. I had a few occurrences where I checked my bags several hours before my flight and had those bags arriving before me (on an earlier flight) at my destination airport, waiting for me in the airline's luggage office. The TSA relies on screening every bag to prevent incidents, rather than assumptions-based reasoning.

There is a PPBM requirement for international flights though, including those leaving from the US. While security is the reasoning behind it, I suspect that customs and immigration compliance also play a role.
Agreed on this. What's surprising to meis their success despite the logged in experience not being better at all.

We're getting married, so my fiancée is (obviously) using pinterest for everything - her dress, themes, you name it. And the wedding planner we work with uses Pinterest too, we (try) to share it with them so they get an idea.

Even such a simple feature as sharing a board is a nightmare and wastes 5-10 minutes in every calls we have so the planner can finally find the board.
Or a crucial feature as "pinning" is even bad and obstructive. Be it with the chrome addon or whatever other system.

Really don't see how they got so popular and really wonder why no other competitor is entering the market and crushing them.
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When someone tells me they know how to fly, I first ask them to show me before claiming they are full of it.

Of course philosophy has value but I too am quite disappointed how easily it enables very basic flawed assumptions to exist over eons even in what would be considered high academic levels. To me it feels like the equivalent of physicists today being divided on whether the earth revolves around the sun or vice versa.

Personally I think both Searle and Dennet are essentially dualists (though they'd both vehemently deny it), but each practicing a different form of dualism: Searle promoting some mysterious consciousness as some ghost in the machine, and Dennet protecting physicalism which in my book negates any subject from existing, in complete contradiction to the reality that any object (physical or otherwise) will always be just a model in someone's experience. I see Dennet as trying to squash dualism by giving the model more validity than the very real experience from which it arises, where the better path to eliminate dualism would be to try and get to the source of this division.
Why, exactly? I can't imagine that it's a wise move strategically, from a North Korean perspective. Denuclearisation seems absurd when your opponent isn't doing it.
The point is to make poor people better off, both physically and financially. I’d say a bigger problem here would be the meat black market that would pop up run by criminals...
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I guess it would be about the ratio of the price for the screen compared to the device.
Smartwatch at 600$ with a small screen vs. a smartphone at 1000$ but with a 10x bigger screen. With 10 smartwatches I would have 6000$ to spread the additional cost over.

[edit] typo
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America will go down as the winner take all approach to society. It's not going to end well and there will be lots of suffering.
Apple made 48 billion in profit on 229 billion in revenue in 2017. Granted, while Apple is the top smartphone seller and not all of their revenue/profit comes from the iphone, an Amazon bet that only loses 200 million this late in the game shows how much they underestimated the smartphone competition.
No idea but I'm dutch and this used to be one of my favorite movies, so it could also have been a dev from the Netherlands. I love indeed how it describes bureaucracy but I used to really love that Chef that keeps bringing food enthusiastically.
I define success as "the company is still around many years later". All the alternative ways to construct a company are nice, but they are worth nothing if the company will not exist for long.
The market is, in some very real sense, an evolutionary system. There is clearly a fitness function, and only the fittest companies survive. You can not freely pick your fitness function, it's implicitly defined by the boundary conditions of the market.

Anti-trust laws are important facets of these boundary conditions, especially because they keep the market from falling into degenerated states. In the end, the different local markets, shaped by the laws of each country, are competing on a world scale.

I am not saying that worker-owned companies wouldn't be nicer, but they are clearly less effective/less fit in the current market system. Otherwise we would have more of them.
It is not clear to me that this is just because a "strong leader" system is cheaper and more easily extorts the workers. I am not convinced that steering by committee, especially if most of the committee members are maybe less educated than the average CEO, works very well from a long term strategy perspective.
May I ask if you are speaking as an employer or an employee?
RPGs, FPSes have different themes and story, so there are a lot more variations. Plus many city sims can be modded.

You're probably right though. At the very least we could use more that aren't so traffic oriented. Maybe something with emphasis on pollution, agriculture, culture, utilities.
Sure, it's a nice gesture, but I'm wondering how they will solve the electricity problem in Ghana with desktop computers?
But I started with a profound example of the reverse. Cost is size, not complexity. There were considerable savings due to scale in Rome, including assembly lines for manufacturing amphora, etc.

Re China you give another example of size creating simplicity and standardization. In contrast to your first paragraph.
The pivot to surveillance is pretty old now, I guess we could say that at the absolute start of Facebook, they really wanted to create a social media but that shift was pretty quick.
I already did, a few steps up. It is a swap, not a printing press.
What do you think SC4 has that Cities: Skylines etc doesn't?
I wonder - why the suprise?

We strip humanity of the old caste system- which was beeing defined by there jobs- and they go and search for new definitions, and we - the shivas, the destroyers of worlds, stand in the ruins and wrench our hands? The priest beeing shocked on the existance of untoucheables..

We crafted this moment, this is what we worked for all along.
If you can not accomplish anything in life as a commoner, you will draw meaning from what as who you where born and who your ancestors where..

You can not shake a world in its foundations and expect for good things to magically appear.

Also, the africa situation debunked a lot of left myths. All that aid, all those campaigns and ralleys, and in the end, some cultures rise and shine (china, korea, japan) from the ashes, while others just stagnate and decay, often with a painfully strong contrast existing nearby (israel).

If one does not discuss culture, and does not offer a powerfull alternative explenation, just leaving a discourse hole- people will find a answer for themselves.

The islamic worlds decay and the african mess, spilling out in all directions- sometimes the world produces the racism by just show and tell.

And yes, i know the usual explenations- africa is exploited, the islamic world has one huge conspiracy against it- but honestly they are as hollow as a bell.
South korea had a conspiracy against it, china was exploited. Yet there they are.
India is independent as long as china.

At the same time, the western culture has proofen itself to be unsubstainable, with a giant economic footprint demographically dwindling away, another fact conveniently never discussed to avoid unsettling the holy cows of the sun god.

It would be a miracle if with all those holes in the narrative, the old working defaults wouldnt rear there ugly heads.
No, not just that, there are now specific rules to place those without hukou ahead of those who have.

e.g. in my area, say kid's dad has hukou in the local area and kid's mum has hukou from another area in Shanghai, then the kid will get lower priority for applying schools in the area comparing to those with one of the parents with hukou in the area and another one without hukou in Shanghai at all. The logic is that the first couple has the option to send their child to a different area in Shanghai while the second one doesn't have such option available to them.
It's not a time issue, there's just no need. Radiation-based screening is sufficient most of the time. Physical bag searches happen when the radiation-based screening indicates something or when it cannot produce a clear image. Bags may also be randomly "selected" for a physical search.

The majority of checked baggage is screened without the need for a physical bag search.[0]

[0] https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening
Seems interesting and something I need. But it is available only for Mac?
Someone gave an example of searching for "IBM Leapfrog" and getting numerous Pinterest results.

I tried that search and only got one Pinterest result in the top 10.

I had no problem getting the text and images using a text-only browser. Could Javascript be the enabler for this Pinterest/Google annoyance?

Here is a quick little script to dump all the text from a Pinterest page; note how much is devoted to SEO and ads. .jpg URLs are wrapped in anchor tags for convenience.

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/g;s/}/\
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/g;s/\]/\
/g;/\":/!d' \
|exec sed '/ \"/!d;2s/^/<pre>/;
/\.jpg\"/{s/\"/<\/pre><a href=\"/3;
s/\"/\" style=margin:40px >viewjpg<\/a><pre>/4;};
$s/$/<\/pre>/' > 1.htm ;

firefox file:///1.htm ;

With respect to LinkedIn, here is an amusing experiment to test the theory that your time means nothing to some web developers: Try signing up for a temporary account with a 10-minute email address from 10minutemail.com. LinkedIn will not inform you that this is an unacceptable email address. LinkedIn will proceed to show you Google ReCaptchas for at least 10 minutes, and perhaps longer.
Assuming the same (as current) prices for iPhone and smartwatch, that would be the same ratio though if we divided by the current models, so it doesn't tell us much regarding how might the new kind of screens affect price.

Only something that took into account the relative cost of each type of screen would (and, if screen area is a non 1x linear factor of cost, that too).
As a non recruiter that isn't looking for a job I just find it useful for looking into people from 3rd parties I am currently working with.

Things such as who else they work with, their exact position in their company, where they have worked in the past.

All the social features bolted on are useless to me.
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Named an agent that had already been exposed earlier. It’s borderline breznevian to blame people for calling the sky blue
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Worth reading all the way to the very end.

Life is short.
They could use Google Captcha and create two kind of verified account, you don't necessary need an ID.
I don't know whether this is a purposeful leak or not but there are several reasons Apple may want to. Besides the ones others have mentioned a few other are:
1) Part of being an Apple fan is the steady stream of rumors that keep people excited. Even if they don't pan out. So keeping the fan base interested.
2) Apple, unlike its competitors does not reveal its research unless it has a product to sell. This often leads to accusations of being less innovative than others. This helps maintajn the impression that they are an innovative company the way releasing proof of concepts or innovative, yet unsuccessful, products work for its competitors.
3) This may lead competitors into wild goose chase a especially if Apple has determined that it's a technology that isn't going anywhere
4) It may prod suppliers into investing in researching such technologies. If they know that Apple is interested in a technology, it gives every screen manufacturer a huge incentive to put a lot of money into research that may lead to a product that Apple could just buy. (To be fair, it wiuld probably be easier to just tell the suppliers that they are interested in this).
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Thanks, that was quick.

Can you elaborate more on that "both your index and 404 pages to your index.html". Where do I do that on s3 ? cloudfront ? I had one on cloudfront to redirect 404 to index.html but that redirected all my sign_up/index.html to login/index.html page too :(

But is it the best way of doing it?

And about s3 and CloudFront with ssl, I was weaving via this guide, and couldn't make lamda work with CloudFront.
I was stucked with lamda IAM permission weirdness, and couldnot make it work:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/implementing-default-di...
Its size has attracted a number of companies or 'significant' individuals that provide regular updates on activities exclusively through this platform. For instance SpaceX, Elon Musk, NASA, etc have chosen to use Twitter as a primary PR platform.

The reason these companies use it as a PR platform is obvious - there's a lot of users. I can't even fathom why it has lots of users though, at least not without mocking the state of society today.
AFAIK the SAM format changed a few times during the life of NT 4.0, including when SYSKEY was introduced.
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good tip thx!
Dupe of yesterday?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16610469
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