skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea what tools are available for denying access to web scrapers, this I should know given that I have built a few websites and know what to do to get pages serving quickly. Somehow I missed the memo on how to set your site up to not be scraped. Is there an nginx setting for that?

This could be interesting for people that do scrape sites to know too, what basic reasonable measures can one take beyond looking at logs and doing IP bans?
>>which in the US is tainted by decades of deliberate negative propaganda.

Marxist doctrine is sophomoric demagoguery, wrapped in pseudo-economic quackery, to rationalize totalitarianism. Every society where it has been put into practice has seen itself descend into hellish tyranny.

It has led to governments killing tens of millions, and effectively enslaving hundreds of millions more.

In more moderate doses, it has led to wage stagnation, the erosion of the manufacturing sector, and the breakdown of the two-parent family. It has created large monopolistic social welfare bureaucracies with rent-seeking stakeholders who are incentivized to promote an ideological narrative to justify their rent-seeking livelihoods.

Anyway, while I don't feel particularly inclined to debate with someone who believes in an ideology every bit as damnable as fascism, and who resorts to mendacious defamation like accusing opponents of Marxism of being proponents of "scientific racism", I feel a moral responsibility to keep the dialogue going.

However this isn't the best forum for it. Please create a post in Reddit or a similarly appropriate forum, provide me with the link, and we can resume this there.
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Does what?
What doctors never seem to tell patients is what you need to do to clean up the mess left behind in the wake of powerful antibiotics.

Your step father would be wise to actively try to repair the damage to his gut flora, get excess yeast under control, remedy any nutrient deficiencies he has been left with and flush any drug residues from his system. Otherwise he is likely to have another health crisis fairly soon. It can become a vicious cycle.
The full claim is "there are quantum fields", which is a different mathematical object from fields (or particles).

Sure, but the crucial points is, quantum fields are just mathematical tools, the universe is filled with particles, not with quantum fields stretching across all of spacetime. The fact that it is under some circumstances convenient to mathematically treat a large collection of particles as a quantum field does not make that quantum field a real thing, just as describing the traffic flow on roads with fluid dynamics as a mathematical modeling tool does not mean there actually exists a car field spanning across all the roads.

[...] yet others are happy to just shut up and use the model to do calculation that just work.

This certainly seems to works in many circumstances, but I think it is not really good enough to treat the point raised in this thread. When you are discussing whether an atom is mostly empty space, you have to be more careful. Just because your mathematical model uses objects that fill the entire atom does not necessarily mean that this is true for the actual atom, it could just be an artifact of your mathematical model.
This solution will not work with HTTPS. There are other alternatives and it's easy to roll your own.
> It takes a relatively large team to reliable shield software as complex as modern CMS from abuse

No. The article is about a security holes from 2014. It does not need a team to keep your software updated. I have been running a bunch of CMS for many years now and keeping them updated takes me almost no time. If I accumulate all the time I spent on it, it's probably a day per year or so.
What kind of college teaches about load balancers?
I've looked into this and what worked for Alberta wouldn't work for NZ. Rats in Alberta can only survive around human habitation as it gets too cold in the winter for them to survive.

New Zealand is warm enough that rats can live in the forest year round.
Regarding ice on Arctic and Antarctic, the extent as we speak extremely low compared to our historical records:

https://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/images/daily_images/N_iq...

https://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/images/daily_images/S_iq...

(from National Snow and Ice Data Center,
University of Colorado)
If only the senate could have waited a couple of more days before confirming an AGW "skeptic" to head NASA [1], we could've had some really nice contrast between this essay and the current government.

1: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/science/jim-bridenstine-n...
The article references holes from 2014, but was primarily talking about the most recent one in March of 2018.
This is why WordPress rolled out a built-in automatic updater.
Asks you whether you want to execute a command ending in a newline that you pasted.
Why do I keep on hearing this fallacious argument? The existence, or even the inevitability of something, does not only this something should be legalized.

Following you argument, whether you like it or not, people will commit homicide. Let’s regulate it!
Add Git merge tool extension to that (I forget the exact name). Previewing, selecting changes confirming and saving are really elegantly implemented.
I tried to au board games with my children (11 and 13 yo) but we somehow never managed to get really into it, despite trying.

They all look repetitive and limited in the possibilities (story, physical space,...). It would seem that they have no chance against video games (Civilization, Skyrim,...) and still this is, as the article pour it, a golden age.

The only one which was fun (with my father, not children) was "Concept" (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concept_(board_game)) where the board is merely a medium but everything happens outside it.
> and have those LLCs pay 100% of their profits as a license fee to a different LLC for its content and domain.

I think courts have ways around it if it is that clear cut : )

> There are even more effective shell games that can be played in other countries,

It seems even the Irish sandwich is failing now.

I'm no expert but my understanding is we have reason to be somewhat optimistic in this case.
Totally, I've been working through this one and it's 100% worth it:

https://reactforbeginners.com/

Having someone experienced explain not only what to do but what _not_ to do is extremely valuable.
The cheap technique is rate limiting, but there are also "canary pages" (linked invisibly but should not be accessed by humans) and other techniques for looking to see if the flow through the site is as expected.
This is systems thinking in action. It reduces failure demand[0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failure_demand
My mistake. But it still holds that keeping a single system up to date takes like a few hours a year max. The updates themselfes are usually done in minutes. Only once every few years there will be some issue that takes you some hours to deal with.
I'm not criticizing journalists. It's not the journos who are deciding to write clickbait, that's a corporate decision.
I don't know why it is so hard for people to understand that laissez-faire doesn't mean the absence of government.

Being opposed to anti-free-market interventions by the government is not the same thing as being opposed to the existence of government.

I had literally explained this multiple times in this very discussion, before you posted your comment.

There seems to be no exchange of actual information and building of understanding in these discussions.
The author mentions testing the terminals on Debian as well as Fedora, and since I use urxvt on Fedora it should be fairly easy to verify the authors results. The package with colour support on Fedora is called rxvt-unicode-256color, and the binary is urxvt256c unlike some other systems where colour support may be enabled on the regular urxvt binary. Using the gist the author mentions [0] I end up getting the same results that the author gets, along with the incorrect blinking characters [1].

I even tried 'rxvt-unicode-with-perl-with-unicode3-with-plugins-9.22' from Nix, which includes colour support, to the same results.

[0] https://gist.github.com/XVilka/8346728

[1] https://i.imgur.com/zvBp5oi.png
What kind of 'credit' are you talking about?

The scrum guide talks about roughly 1hour/week for the scrum team to show stakeholders (such as upper managers and customers) what has been done. Any engineer can at any time reach out to people in the company to demo what has been created, if there's interest.

So I'm not sure what point you're trying to make with starting your own company if you want visibility outside the team.
elementary's terminal does too with sudo commands: https://github.com/elementary/terminal
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How can we pre-sale a product that doesn't yet exist?
As I pointed out in comments in the original article, warning against newlines is not a sufficient protection against malicious pastes.
I suppose the economics of it comes in to play in a similar vein to mailchimp, the lower the pricing the more scammier clients and the more IPs they lose to blacklists.
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This is just what the revealed preferences of Facebook users suggest. My friend count did not decrease the slightest since the recent Facebook attention. Close to nobody quits.

The article channels the concern with Facebook away from the specific brand and towards the universal problem that emerges in our current digital economy. Which I think is vastly more productive.
Which is the best marketing strategy for a web design company?
Female brains have evolved to be better at empathizing and communicating and are hard-wired for empathy. Male brains are more suited to rational understanding and system-building – from making machines and writing software to engaging in abstract thought, writing music, engaging in politics, or theorizing about the fundamental foundations of physics.

And herein is the reason why there are so few female engineers, especially in computer science, laid bare. The task at hand, then, should be to continue buckling the stereotype in gender segregation: little girls should be encouraged to become more involved in being system builders and tinkerers, while little boys should be nurtured to develop and show significantly more empathy. This will be hard going, but the good news is that it is entirely doable.

Empathy is still a core engineering value.
Why stop there? Most projects probably don't sign every commit, and even if they do, you'd still want to code review just to make sure mistakes or planted routines didn't make it in. I'm assuming, of course, that any code you compile, you'd eventually want to /run/ somewhere. And if you're going to sandbox it or use permissions to restrict it, well, you could always do the same with the curl command. ;-)
One of the links in the story point to a Journal article. 42€ entrance fee pretty please... dammit Journals must DIAF
I never understand this problem, I'm friend with people I'm actually friend with and the ones that annoys me I just unfriend or unfollow. What's hard about that?
Once is enough though. Most entities aren't equipped for 8 hour turnaround times to update something that can be 24/7/356.

Think about all the schools that paid someone once for this. The Solution is easy but the structure of responsibility is not there.
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I haven't receive any acceptance or rejection mail for my application for 2018 Summer batch. Do they send us even a rejection mail?
Minimally effective, or outright detrimental, in my own limited testing.
FBI offers $1M reward for info on American journalist Tice, missing in Syria
Sounds defective -- I've had the opposite experience. Try sending it back for a replacement, or upgrade to the latest. I've used ~7 different smart devices for my TV, and the FireTV is my favorite (I'm using the FireTV stick with the Alexa remote).
How To Burn $100,000 In 100 Pages, the book.

Logos are pretty easy to make, rarely important, and spending excessive money on them is always a vanity (or incompetence) expense by founders / C suite. Companies/products make the logos, not the other way.
IMO the work experience is probably more valuable, especially from one of the big 4.

I've definitely worked with people whose only qualification seemed to be they worked at one of them.
Not really. Mail is default bad, you need to build up trust just to get a tiny amount of deliverability. Fetching webpages is default good until you're detected as bad.

The thing is, a lot of scraping goes unnoticed. Maybe you get an extra thousand hits here and there. But every spam campaign gets noticed and results in some percentage of spam complaints from users.
>But it still holds that keeping a single system up to date takes like a few hours a year max

This... simply isn't true.

Sure, you can just set your system to update and reboot once a week, and then when an update is incompatible with some of your software, well, spend the time to clean up the mess.

This is going to break every few years, and that mess is going to take significant effort, especially if you haven't touched that software for a few years.

A more proactive approach is to watch the security mailing lists, updating when appropriate, but that's an hour or two a week of effort... remember, you have to keep your full stack updated; your cms, your webserver, your os, etc, etc... you need to watch for holes in each of these things, then when there is a hole, you need to figure out if applying the update will break your current configuration, and then apply said update

Either way, it's a significant amount of skilled labor.

Sysadmins don't get paid what SWEs get paid, but we ain't free.

To go deeper into what others will respond to this with, yes, distributions cover some of this. But consider that every few years your distro will go out of support.... and you will have to figure out how to upgrade that, which is often pretty painless, but it does require either a high tolerance for risk or a lot of reading.

Then consider that other bits under your stack; your webserver, your php, your cms, all those packages/versions are sometimes changed mid-release and often changed on those major releases.
Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect from the early 1930s
Deletion is too extreme for most people. Facebook is a monopoly for users and in an oligopoly for advertisers. This is a market failure [1].
More reasonable: escalating partial dis-engagement. Here's what I did, sequentially, over the years:

1. Turn off notifications for the Facebook app on your phone;

2. Turn off notifications for the Facebook Messenger,
Instagram, et cetera apps on your phone;

3. Delete the Facebook app from your phone;

4. Delete the Facebook Messenger, Instagram, et cetera apps from your phone; and finally

5. Log out of Facebook on your desktop.

It took me 2 years to go through from step 1 to step 5. It has made me happier and more productive. I still have a Facebook account. But the friction of grabbing my laptop and logging in forces me to consider "is this what I want to do? Or am I thoughtlessly reaching for the crack pipe?"

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_failure
Why not switch to Android TV like Nvidia Shield?
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Sure, run arguably the worst written php in the world, with permission to overwrite itself.

What could go wrong.
This.

Most websites are mainly read only anyway. No need to throw in a programming language and store the data in a database.

The thing is, non-tech savvy people should be able to use(and deploy) and understand the static-web generators.
Schools? Hmm...

it's a bad idea to host and maintain
a presence with a CMS yourself

I would have thought saying so on Hacker News addresses the readership of Hacker News. Aka myself. So I objected.

Talking about schools. I would say it depends. If the kids run the CMS I would say the learning outweights the downsides of having some VM hacked that only holds public information. So for a CMS with public information I would say: Let the kids have fun with it!

There might also be use cases where that's not a good idea. Really depends on what the CMS is used for.
Indeed. Coriolis force doesn't give any energy since it applies the force perpendicular to the direction of motion.
The remote is the worst I have seen. Stops working randomly.l and drains battery.
Regarding browser payment API, I had this in mind : https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/payments/

Credit card autofill never really worked for me (either on chrome or firefox). It happens on rare occasion that my credit card is pre-filled, but most of the time, it's not (not sure why). And you still have to get your phone and copy the 3d secure code from it (although, 3d secure is only used in europe, if I got it correctly). So yeah, credit card is good, but not enough, especially if we want to perform a big amount of microtransactions like the "pay to expand" example I was talking about.
That seems to be the case for openAI, since the compensation was lower than other offers.
There are easy ways to sideload.
I switched to qterminal from konsole after becoming frustrated at how long it took to load (order of seconds) in my non-KDE system.

Another nice feature of Qterm is support for font ligatures, like the ones provided in Fira Code.
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Wow. So not only do workers not have a reasonable number of vacation days (say 20-25 for a new employee), they also arent free to choose when to use those they do get?

And this is in an industry (auto) that actually has organized labor in the US?

What did the auto unions actually accomplish in the last 3-4 decades?
I just picked up a Chromecast (I got the Ultra). On one hand, I like the phone controls for the convenience of queueing up some random YouTube videos while I’m lounging around the apartment or doing chores. On the other hand, the phone-only controls can be inconvenient for more attentive viewing (like a movie or TV show) because all actions require unlocking my phone and opening the app that’s casting the video. This is particularly inconvenient when I receive a phone call, since there’s no way to quickly pause.
That's of course a good solution but then you want your Ajaxy Web 2.0 Things in there, some more complicated forms maybe and you start looking at something that takes quite some effort to build compared to what you get from WordPress/Drupal etc.

Funnily enough, having worked on all kinds of websites for the past 15 years, i'm still at a loss when asked what the all-round good solution is.
Im pretty convinced static site generators should be the default first choice for most sites.
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This story total propaganda and a load of horse manure.

They are not green. They are not convenient. And cityfolk hate them. Go back to LA bros.
Google Home allows you to turn on, off the TV, pause, rewind, fast forward, and play from Youtube, Netflix, but not Plex. Also change the settings on your phone to be unlocked automatically inside your house.
Yet another clueless astroturfer who alters the facts to fit your own narrative. Go back to your PR boss and tell them we're not buying your "messaging".
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Hey, this is a little too ad hom...
> I get it, you don't like seeing Open Source (MIT/ZLIB/Apache2) posted about.

No you don't get it. I love hearing about such products - from the people who love using it so much that they feel the need to spread the word around. Submissions about project news are also great, because they can be separately up/downvoted, and don't ride on the coattails of trending submissions. That plus deceitful marketing tricks ("ranked #2 on Github" for a buzzword keyword you picked out, doesn't mean shit) is clearly spam in my book.

> and I don't profit from it

Is it not true that you run a VC-funded company that is behind gun, as you have claimed on other occasions? If it's VC-funded there probably is a profit goal in the foreseeable timeline.

> ~8K developers in our community

Stars on Github doesn't translate to community members, especially if they are gained by high-publicity actions, like posts on HN. This is meant as advice coming from someone who made the mistake of seeing them equivalent in the past. We got ~5k stars via HN for Leaf[0], and I know that only about 10-20 people tried to even use the library. Judging from the activity on the gun repo, it does look to be a little bit better, but not by much.

[0]: https://github.com/autumnai/leaf
> the only language those companies understand is losing users, or not gaining them in the first place

Or being broken up. This is a classic case of market failure. Waiting for users or advertisers to force a change is futile, and not their faults.
mkempt is right. There's no premium shipping cost vs any other FedEx/UPS destination.
I wonder that too. But it seems she has gift: telling tech stuff as story that resonates with the HN crowd.
- Autopilot and supercharger are pretty easy to me (they do pretty much what they say)

- they didn't invent the LIDAR, and it is the widely used name for this device so if course they must use it. This recomandation just advise not creating new acronyms inside the company. (A better example would be the BFR but that's kind of a joke)
Better to choose a small name than an acronym
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I'm sure that sense of ethic will pay for itself for years to come. They will get the best students applying for internships.
One, we are in a market failure. Unilateral withdrawal is difficult. Two, even if I withdraw, I am still subjected to Facebook’s surveillance and negative effects on my democracy. The latter is what pisses me off. (The cluelessness of Facebook’s management and culture, in respect of this problem, coming in at a close second.)
Depends on your scale and what you negotiate. The shared nature of VPN is usually not a huge problem but depends on your use case. Most VPN providers have a better deal for bigger customers so you can just buy multiple accounts in bulk with each having for example 5 connections and use that. For US specifically it often happens that they have 100s of servers and vpn configs so you can build something out of that.
The important thing what people miss outside india is that india forces people to marry by 28 or so. This mean the thought responsibiliy is so huge. This is not the case in western society. It is much more evolved. An individual has a free choice to choose work less and enjoy and not have a family. This is sadly not the case in india.
The pause and other playback control buttons on my TV remote works with the Chromecast. It somehow gets passed on through the HDMI port.
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Automatic updating of bad code is always better than non automatic updating of very good code?

All software has bugs, the easier and quicker to fix them and roll out those fixes the better?
Maybe the problem is the phrase "all round". There are trade offs to be made and complex cost/benefit calculations that are required.

To further complicate things, things change. A website that was a perfect fit for a Wordpress template easily grows beyond that. And a site that seemed ideal for a custom Django/Rails backend might eventually settle into the kind of functionality groove where you begin to wonder if an off the peg solution might not have been a better idea.