skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hackers guide
I am Jobert abma a professional hacker and the Co-founder of the HackerOne. together with my team of elite hackers, we bring hacking a step closer to you. We operate as a group of the best hackers and together we surmount any hack obstacles and always get a solution when we agree to embark on a project.
The HackerOne puts together an efficient team of Digital Forensic Specialists, Certified Ethical Hackers, Computer Engineers, Cyber Security Experts, Private investigators and much more as employees, in order to provide top notch Services in the aspects of High level security on the net, you could check my website at https://hackerone.com/jobert we also have an efficient team of investigators for clients who have infidelity concerns, every request is handled with the highest levels of confidentiality.
We specialize in “Recovery of lost funds either crypto or binary options, PC hacks, clearing of criminal records, credit card top up, social media hacks, Website hack and take down through a ddos attack, credit repairs to include University Grade hack”. Hire us for Top projects and the toughest hacks, we are more than capable.
No need to make payment upfront dealing with us.
We have remained and worked anonymously underground for years and now, here we are saying we can’t be stopped and ready to Hack the WORLD.
The law may feel what we do is illegal but we save life, relationships, jobs, even the government hire us in secret! Funny, is it? Well, if indeed you seek a professional hacker with absolute discretion? Contact Jobert abma on pro.hackerone(at)gmail.com.
No, I get it, there's something I am simply missing. I am learning that this simply is not the right forum for certain questions. I really should have googled this topic and read some articles.

Or at the very least made my original post just the first sentence and left it at that.
I can say the same thing about my observation of how my friends use Facebook. Most of my friends have started to comment and post stuff lot less in the last year or two.
Regarding that, i wonder how DPAs will handle cases. I can totally think of small businesses or professionals like doctors reporting each other to the DPA. Can DPAs easily dismiss complaints?
> I think what I'm saying is that I feel like sysadmins are frequently needed for sake of expediency, especially when hiring younger developers.

Thanks. That's a point I hadn't considered.

I'm not sure that expediency translates to a need, as such, but that situation is certainly different from the one I envisioned (where a sysadmin is merely a luxury or an optimization to the programmer-DIY-ops scenario).

> I actually mean "senior developers who understand abstractions several layers deep" :)

I'm not sure you do, since you admitted to really being at least part sysadmin, earlier :)
like any other field... like higher mathematics?
> The way you wrote it, it seemed you were going to just call the employee's current manager.

I wrote, "Checking references is one of the last things we do and insist that one be their a [sic] current manager". I thought that made it clear we ask the candidate for references and that one be their current manager.

> The reference call almost guarantees the person will lose his current job.

Not everyone is like you, I wouldn't fire someone for applying for a job. If you wouldn't fire someone for it either, why do you assume almost every manager is not like you or me and would fire them?

> There's expectations of privacy that go with job-hunting

But by giving me consent to call your manager, that expectation is gone.

Take it with a grain of salt but this post [0] addresses "outing" a candidate.

Q: can a prospective employer tip off my boss that I’m job-searching?
A: It’s legal, but it’s really, really crappy.

[0] http://www.askamanager.org/2013/01/can-a-prospective-employe...
Hackers guidelines
◾HackerOne◾
I am Jobert abma by name, CEO of the HackerOne Team..

we give guidelines to all of our clients as advisors to them, you don't get ripped off by fake hackers...

POSSIBILITIES OF CLEARING CREDIT HISTORY:
A hacker cant change or clear your credit score history,
but moderate it.
Thus rare in most cases!!
There are three credit bureaus and literally dozens of different scores,
That carries 3 max trojan w#asβ security guide!.

not to mention security procedures.

Honestly you might need close to 2300usd to get each tools of the security guards to get it cleared perfectly without any defect later On.

But in cases of credit moderations?
The hacker can help moderate by reduction of bad performances
Your Credit Information Report (CIR) plays a large part in the loan application process and hence a lower score can impact your chances for a loan approval anywhere.

If you intend this moderation package, it will only cost a couple of tool, that sound nice right??

we also, suggest working on improving your credit as another option, which is possible, rather than going for hackers or other gimmick solutions.

If you intend MODERATION, it will cost you like I've said..

Think of it.. And let us know if you need a hire for this,

We deal with forms of cyber attacks!
For more information contact us on

◾pro.hackerone(at)gmaildotcom
Any bio hackers doing this DIY?
Hopefully this means its coming to FreeBSD/pfSense also.
They probably don't leave traces because compromising a modern Apple device through the baseband would be quite a trick, given that it's an independent peripheral connected to the AP over on-chip USB.
> only a tiny percentage of users give consent

Implying that the majority of user's wouldn't just instantly click the largest button that says "make this annoying wall of legal text go away" whether that is agreeing to tracking or not?

While the inability to target ads based on data about you and your search history searches removes some amount of advertising income. Websites would still be allowed to show ads, and I would imagine that those ads can be specific to the article currently being viewed.

This is exactly how conventional TV advertising works, just because you don't know the gender, race, political views and entire life story of a website user, doesn't mean you can't get almost the same effect. You can target ads in general at specific content and hit most of the correct users anyway rather than targeting specific users and the content they have viewed in the past.
To me the "Laurel" just gets more and more distorted, and I start to hear a faint squeaky yerry... yerry... yerry on top of it. But it sounds more like an artifact than like a separate voice. I have no idea how it sounds like Yanni to anyone, but maybe I've lost my ability to hear high frequencies with age. (40m)
Salt is one of the bodies most hormonally regulated substances after maybe glucose. The electrolytes Na and Cl are routinely and easily measured on basic blood chemistry panels. My patients with migraines don't have low salt. cant say I'm a migraine researcher or know what causes migraines but this doesn't seem like a reasonable hypothesis.
> I got rid of fluoride based toothpaste because the scientific evidence is bad

Literally every single dentist I know would disagree with this.
My Favorite Tech Podcasts
I got really confused by that too. I'm glad you asked for clarification.
Perhaps! I can't imagine living in a city, wearing headphones everyday, and hearing trains go by my apartment everyday is helping me hear "yanny" any better.

I've had documented hearing loss since I was a toddler and for the life of me, no matter _how_ hard I try, I just cannot hear yanny. I really wish I could hear it.
Google Salary Amount Leak
Legend - Base / Stocks (Total over 4 years) / Sign On
Google
- 105/180/22.5 (2016, L3)
- 105/280/58 (2016, L3)
- 105/330/22.5 (2016, L3)
- 110/180/25 (2016, L3)
- 110/270/30 (2016, L3)
- 110/250/20 (2016, L3)
- 110/160/70 (2016, L3)
- 112/180/50 (2016, L3)
- 115/180/50 (2016, L3)
- 140/430/50 (2016, L3)
- 110/90/0 (2017, L3)
- 145/415/100 (2017, L3)
- 120/220/25 (2018, L3)
- 145/270/30 (2017, L4)
- 150/400/30 (2018, L4)
- 155/315/50 (2017, L4)
- 155/650/50 (2017, L4)
- 170/350/50 (2017, L4)
- 170/400/75 (2017, L4)
*Google's target annual bonus is 15%. Vesting is monthly and has no cliff.
Source: Blind app
> Our modern culture taboos anything less than brushing multiple times per day, but it’s not clear how reliable the evidence is supporting this as a blanket requirement (the studies I’ve seen had many other confounding variables, but admittedly I did not do an exhaustive literature review), and most of the tooth infections probably result from other causes.

I've heard so much conflicting information on this... Off the top of my head:

* Brushing too often - such as three times a day - speeds up erosion

* Or, that only happens if you brush too hard

* Or, that brushing too hard doesn't affect the teeth, that that's just confusion with it affecting the gums

* Or, that it has nothing to do with duration or hardness, but rather, how soon after eating that you brush (something about the extra saliva for food causing a slight weakness that takes an hour or so to go back to normal)

* Or, that leaving food residue in the mouth for any duration - such as that hour in the last case - causes saliva and bacteria buildup that speeds up erosion
Technology is very tribal I find. It seems like we have tendencies to make our technology seem as intimidating and alien as possible to signal to other tribes our superiority over them.
If you want to learn, there’s a ton of free training on the major vendor’s sites (Intel FPGA and Xilinx), and a development board with everything you need might run you a few hundred. But I don’t know what your job prospects would be without a degree in EE/CompE or experience in the hardware industry...
Thanks. Since I've pointed my friend to this thread. It's probably worth asking for a bit more detail what you mean by "good email service"...because that can mean different things to different people depending on use cases.
Yay!

Another thread where everyone on HN can demonstrate that they think they know everything about health while being almost completely wrong.
Yes, I know about RFC 7217. But I also know that default network setup in recent Linuxes, Android and iOS all uses privacy extensions. And even if they can be disabled, I want to keep them -- they are there for a reason, I don't want to give every single internet website a permanent, unique identifier.

This is not an insolvable problem. I can write another daemon to keep the history of IP<->Mac associations, change my accounting scripts to look the matching MAC, change the firewall to filter based on mac address, and so on -- but it is a lot of work, and no benefits.

The NAT is not a problem at my home network, generic openwrt router has enough CPU power for my bandwidth. Direct addressing for each device is useless, as I would still have to list every port and every device I want to expose -- even if NAT goes away, the firewall with default-deny incoming policy stays.

This, IMHO, is the biggest problem with IPv6 adoption. If this was only "recompile the problem and change IP address regex", then we would be done ages ago. Instead, it just got strictly worse for most small network owners.
And video. You can tell every ad buy sells video at many times a text ad because google and Facebook are pushing them everywhere they can.
How China Will Benefit from a Trade War with America
No, it's cheaper for them to just replace the person you're talking to with a Cylon.
i love this article
I think this sentiment explains half of the negative reactions I’ve seen towards Moxie over the years. I guess it pays to be likeable.
While people are offering anecdotes about their migraines:

1. If I don't eat sugar my migraine incidence goes from 8-12/month to ~1/month.

2. Excedrin works for me every time. The longer I wait to take it the longer it takes to work though. If I take it as soon as I feel a migraine coming on it will never progress to a painful stage. Before I discovered Excedrin I would have to go to sleep to end it, and occasionally throw up from the pain.

Note: My doctor said that Excedrin is a "perfect" drug for drug companies because caffeine is a trigger for many people, so they will take Excedrin and it will work, but then the caffeine will cause them to have another headache tomorrow and need it again. This doesn't happen to me though.
> I have no intention of getting married, so: No I won't.

No offense, but that is a silly attitude. Marriage isn't about love, it's a legal contract two parties agree to. It entitles you to rights like power of attorney, ability to make health decisions for each-other, inheritance, etc. In addition, it also has non-trivial tax benefits, especially if one of you isn't working.

Honestly, having kids without getting married is pretty irresponsible in my opinion, simply because of the very important legal benefits that come from marriage.

But whatever, this isn't /r/relationships....
I think Computational Fluid Dynamics is a good analogy.

Final year engineering courses now just explain the maths, and then teach how to use commercial software packages. That's for if you're working to engineering standards.

But there are also animation tools using CFD, that don't require maths at all. Just fiddle with it to get the effect you want.

NB. It took CFD a long time to get to this point. It predates digital computers, and has an even older overall theory (though not fully understood). We don't have that for DL.
Mobileye demos self-driving car, runs a red light (starts at 4:25)
It'd probably be useful to distinguish between runtime environments that Javascript is typically encountered (Browsers + Electron) as opposed to the language itself. If it were a language issue, a developer might believe that they could simply switch to a different language, say rust, and compile to WebAssembly and be safe.

However, as you point out, the issue lies in the presentation layer unexpectedly executing code (or receiving inputs from unexpected and untrusted sources). This issue wouldn't be solved by switching to a different language. The core issue here isn't Javascript per se, but the dangerous runtime environments that are browsers and browser approximations (electron) that are designed to execute code from 3rd parties.
Awesome! I love the combination of HAProxy and LXC containers. It's so great. And even better using Ubuntu's LXD(/LXC), with DNS service/auto discovery built-in. Eg, just reference myghost1.lxd in the haproxy backend config for the LXC target host.
fBrin presumes it's possible to look up, and that disclosure is equally significant to both the powerful and oppressed.

The historical record doesn't support this.
Thanks, those were quite informative. But statements like this on basic chemical reactions doesn't help much:

>The catalytic stratospheric ozone destruction by CFC's and other compounds is almost certainly too complex to fully replicate in a laboratory with current technology.

I've read enough today to know that the stratospheric clouds, temperature, lack of light during the winter and spring months in Antarctica, etc... are all part of the formula for chlorine gases and bromine to cause the depletion of ozone. How is this so complicated it can't be replicated? This smells.

My high school chemistry class had us doing endless formulas on paper showing interactions between chemicals. They were all known and predictable.

But that's fine, I am learning to accept that I just don't understand enough chemistry or science to question these kinds of things. But I appreciate the links, though the PDF disagrees with the Stackexchange posting.
After I ran the experimental evaluation, I had similar thoughts. If PyPy ever matches the current version of CPython I'm not sure why one wouldn't use PyPy over CPython. The biggest hurdle is matching support for popular libraries like NumPy, Tensorflow, Pandas, Scipy etc. I know they're working on supporting these, it's definitely a lot of work to do, easier said than done.
California Kids Deserve Internet–Including Youth in Detention and Foster Care
I've got to say, political debates in Scandinavia have nothing to do with what you see in the US. People are debating the real problems (education, housing, healthcare, etc.) instead of focusing on inter-party rivalries.
Comcast charges $90 install fee at homes that already have Comcast installed
Google Now Deindexing Some Web Pages Based on FDA Administrative Agency Findings
On-Demand 1:1 UX Support for Startups
I've just launched uxhelpdesk.com and as a UX designer that enjoys helping startups, I'm looking for feedback on this service.

Is this something that startups / incubators / accelerators would be interested? Feedback is welcome!

If you want 1 hour UX support for free enter in contact with me.

Cheers
Wait until you see the python-to-FPGA tool :P
Report: Microsoft is going to try to make a cheap Surface tablet… again
My dentist the other day said "oh you're right handed."

I said "how did you know?"

She said "because that makes it easier to brush the left side of your mouth. Which is why your gums are really eroded on that side, and perfect on the right side."
We gotta stop enabling them. If we demand that publicly funded universities adopt open access Elsevier will be gone in a few years. And of course I'm not recommending Sci-Hub because it's illegal but worth mentioning it...
Yeah busterbaxter has it right, Orthotropics is the name.

I push hard on the roof of my mouth as often as I’m able and have it in mind, as firmly as I think I safely can (bone is sturdy but I imagine it is possible to over-stress it), because I’m trying to actively remodel my face and there was some doubt in the beginning whether that was possible at all as an adult.

As of now the results are clear, my jaw swings farther forward and up, before it was compressed back by the rearward position of my maxilla. The differences are not huge - measured in milimeters, but the difference in articulation can be felt and seen. I actually remember the day I was able to shift my jaw forward to a relaxed position while closing it. My face is now shorter/squarer and broader in appearance. Previously it was consistent with “long face syndrome”. Look up photos of that and you’ll see what I see now: a rearward maxilla, and a jaw forced to swing low to meet it.

Anyway, I’m still at it - my goal is to move my cheekbones to meet my brow. Currently they’re set back a bit, but progess is noticeable. Sounds crazy, I know, but it’a true. :P
This also means that even if you cannot be tracked directly, you may be tracked by others you travel or associate with.

A Catalan seperatist was arrested in Europe this way.
I thought it was an After Effects role.
> This is essentially incentivizing my partner to break up with me: "Hey <GF>, if you dump him, you get a $60k check for the rest of your life for sitting on your ass." Incidentally, this is far more than she has ever made.

If this is the attitude you have toward your partner then I stand by my other comment. You've got bigger problems with your relationship than just having kids.

> Incidentally, this is far more than she has ever made.

What the fuck does it matter what your partner makes? Your money is her money and her money is yours. You share everything--good and bad. That is what good partnerships are about. You are a team...

But again, I digress. This isn't /r/relationships, but yes, you've got a bad attitude w.r.t. relationships. Best of luck in all your future endeavors...
The article and comments you are responding to is about the demo being poorly faked.

You seem to conflate this with another issue with the demo: It was so good that it seemed real, and you deem this to be deception/deceptive.

While I may share some of your concerns, I can't help but compare it to the rants against video games: unhealthy, fake social interaction. Often used by politicians without any scientific backing of their claims.

I do understand the current attraction from the general public to the unsurprising AI research going on at top labs. You don't need any relation to the field to muse about killer robot singularities and 2000 year old ethics philosophy, and no one will brand you a fool like they did to the people warning about earth-eating black holes at CERN.
I would appreciate an explanation of this assertion. What makes them criminal?
Thanks for mentioning LSD. I had not seen that yet.
Unless you're saying you're privy to inside information, YOU don't know what is or isn't being built inside Google.
It's not a dumb question, but unfortunately, we live in a dumb^H^H^H^H interesting world.

Check out all the links under this heading: https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/#achieve-deterministic-...

Many legacy systems capture all sorts of nondeterministic values -- from build date (it might be a desire to be "helpful", but breaks reproducibility) to accidentally depending on the order of inodes on your files system!

All of these problems are solvable. It should be dirt simple. It's just a "small matter of programming" :)
100% IMO

First thing I did when I played a demo of Dark Secret, it shows your character in a mirror as a way to show you what your character looks like (there's the mask mirror from the Oculus Dreamdeck as well). Of course I see the character's head tilt to my head movement but most people when looking at a mirror make an expression (smile etc...) and the fact that it didn't show my actual facial expression reflect in the mirror was off putting.

Second experience was Job Simulator. I picked up something, dropped it on the floor. Tried to kick it away with my feet but of course no sensors on feet so that failed. Also tried to hip close drawers and file cabinets but of course no hip sensor.

If I was in a VR meetup I'd want to be able to express with my hands meaning I need all 5 fingers so I can point, give the middle finger, make the OK gesture, pick up a glass and stick my small finger out, make the shaka sign, etc.
https://www.howtogeek.com/180175/warning-your-browser-extens...
Millions of Harvard Law School Do Not Distribute Files Exposed Worldwide
Can you elaborate on “calcium salts”? Are you referring to stuff like:

http://www.calciumtherapy.com
Something I wonder reading this, hopefully some wireless experts can answer. In theory does locationsmart even need to onboard all telcos for this? Most smartphones have the hardware to talk to all telcos now, and in emergency situations they can roam onto other networks. Do lte devices ping other networks or do they only ping on the spectrum of their particular network?

I’ve heard stories of how telcos track down things like broken fridges etc that are adding noise to their network (and buy the owners a new fridge) so clearly they have the ability to track things that aren’t part of their network.
I'd like the Surface to appeal better to people considering an iPad (Pro). This means it should match important specs: it should be no heavier, thicker or costlier than the iPad, have a HDR screen, have as good speakers, etc.

Some differences between the Surface and iPad are a tradeoff. Some people want the power of a desktop OS; others want the simplicity and touch-friendliness of a mobile OS. There's no one right answer for everyone.

But other aspects do have one right answer: nobody wants their tablet to be heavier, costlier or have a worse screen. There's no excuse not to match Apple's standard in these areas.

It's sad to see Windows tablets unable to compete with the iPad in that sense.
As far as I know, no, you only had to opt in with the demo. Not the production API.
A large part of the Python standard library is actually written in Python itself. You can even use inspect.getsource to look at the source of inspect.getsource itself.

So if you can already compile arbitrary Python, you only need to reimplement the parts that are written in C, or maybe just rewrite them to use a different FFI API.