skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FWIW, the NYT also had an excellent feature focused on the technicalities of the rescue. Lots of great graphics too: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/12/world/asia/thailand-cave-...
Show me all the court cases smacking down genuine derivative works or parodies. It does happen, but fairly rarely, and there's usually "more to it".
The establishment in the UK which the BBC is very much a part of is heavily remain. Teresa May is also very much a Remainer and is trying to sell a deal to the public that would exit the UK from the EU in name only. Cameron stood down from the Prime Ministership because he didn't believe Brexit was the correct decision. If May wasn't interested in carrying out Brexit she should have followed Cameron's example and not taken the leadership.

As someone living in the UK I think the EU holding trade with the EU as a hostage is disgraceful. I understand the EU has real concerns about rule harmonisation it wants to protect and the UK leaving the Union is going to put pressure on that. However, let us say the UK exited the EU tomorrow. What effect would this have on the rules the UK operates under and would this negatively effect the EU enough that it would make sense for them to end trade with the UK? My guess is there would be very little initial change in the law in the UK. Initially I'm guessing the UK would end the jurisdiction of the ECJ, end free labour movement of EU citizens to the UK and stop taking new legislation from the EU. However, note that on day 1 probably all of the laws effecting trade and harmonisation of rules would still most likely be in place. It would make more sense in the no-deal situation for the EU to keep the current free trade in place and introduce exceptions as the UK begins to drift from the common market rules or negotiates free-er trade agreements with other countries that would undermine the harmonisation rules.
Source: https://wolfstreet.com/2018/01/22/the-private-equity-firms-a...

Toys R Us, Vitamin World, Gymboree, Payless, Aeropostale, Limited, Claire, Pacific Sunwear, Sports Authority, and Wet Seal were all fairly common chains in America. And this is just the examples in retail.
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I'm under the impression OP is asking about a distro for their laptop or desktop.

My question to you is, why use an old kernel + packages when you could have newish ones with a reasonable degree of trust? Is avoiding the extremely rare bug worth it?

re:PPAs
I prefer my machines packages to be downloaded from trusted sources. The distro developer package vetting and accountability adds value.
Who could Elon Musk possibly be referring to. Gary Glitter?
Great music too.

What recent game comes close to Wipeout? I've looked at FastRMX and Redout (both on Switch) but they don't quite do it for me.
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Can you describe the dynamics that did occur? Were the kids happier overall when there were 3 of them than 2? I know it’s tough to reduce everything to that one factor but still curious.
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Isn't this how nitinol wire works?
And that file was... ?
It's great seeing more and more work being done to increase privacy and anonymity online, especially things like this which are about plugging smaller, less obvious holes. Nothing is perfect, but the harder it is for the snoops and spooks, the better.
Question continues
So let us assume that my computer was under attack caused by my careless click.

But what about PC room (피씨방) act? There were several people who had connections with them (seat number 32 and 41, and another one I can't remember), so at first they started with posting nasty things on Reddit. Like cat, turtle, etc.
So I ignored it and called the police with the help of the worker there. Since I kept an vigilant eyes on those people, I guess they couldn't report it back to the hackers that I called the police. So hackers kept doing it, and moreover, they did some remote control thing, even though I didn't click anything, and I didn't open any email there. It was crazy, the monitor was shaking violently and things were typed by itself. How was this possible?
Elon really needs some people in his life who are empowered to reel in his bullshit. This is the kind of stupid bigotry that people never forget.

Actually, getting involved at all was an incredibly risky move. That he was eager to insert tech he had just invented into this sort of situation, is really questionable from a risk management perspective. If we hadn't already seen Tesla and SpaceX do such great jobs of handling risk, his judgment in this episode would be a reason to join the shorters...
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It’s been discussed to death, and every time the discussion is the same. There’s no intellectual satisfaction in a noh play of hyper-partisan bickering between people who think that Musk is a charlatan, or a prophet.

Meanwhile the article here is full of good information. I don’t know about anyone else, but I’m amazed this rescue ended with only a single death, and learning about how it was pulled off and discussing that with a bunch of technically inclined people is a lot more promising than another round of Musk.
Has Elon Musk lost his marbles, or has his broad public platform just magnified his, to be frank, strange personality? I remember that footage of him getting delivery of some million dollar car and thinking that this guy is kinda off center:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eb3pmifEZ44

I get the heebie-jeebies watching this. And knowing he then crashed this car. Without insurance. Showing off.

Maybe he's not, Savior of the World material?
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But, why would you think this? Musk is a founder of some of the most successful tech startups ever. This is HN, and that's quite on-topic.
Cool, this one is also great: https://fonty.dizoo.bg/
I agree that rare, isolated incidents like this one will have the Streisand effect.

However, once this practice becomes routine, it will no longer be the case.
It may be because I don't use Twitter, but I found that extremely difficult to follow. It's unfortunate this debate didn't land somewhere more conducive to long-form discussion.
I did not say he was wrong for trying to attract developers. I said chanting to attract them is ridiculous.

And about compilers, Visual Studio has never been cheap. The express version was added only to counter Turbo C++ and other free tools like MingW.
Man I like MacBooks, but they need to make one with a touchscreen, bring back the function keys and give me a better keyboard before I’ll buy a new one again.
What are the different tables(Engine) present in MySQL, which one is default?
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Like dongels!
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If the file does not exist, then

vim +'normal Go' +'r!date' ~/did.txt

creates a file with the first two lines being blank.
Only the TouchBar version. The MacBook Pro Escape has 2 USB-C ports.

https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs/
Ask HN: Self taught programmer, first job interview
I'm in my late twenties and until now I've only worked for my parents retail distribution business. I handle all the IT and I built our custom inventory management system. I've also built a couple of iOS apps for fun.

I have an interview with the BBC as a junior software engineer but I'm worried that I lack commercial experience (exposure to agile) and computer science theory (algorithms, design patterns etc).

What do you think I should read up on or learn about besides these two things? What do you look for in a junior developer?

Thanks
>burn cities in madness

Yeah that never happened.
There's currently a thread discussing this angle: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17537018
I have sympathy for that position, but Musk did work hard to attach himself to this story.

Edit: going over to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17537018
It was never ever sanctioned. It just wasn't not sanctioned.
They didn’t for me either. Usual disconnect and/or get snagged by one of my other devices for no reason.
Again, that's absurd.

The ancient Greek Olympic games lasted for close to 1200 years. Unless your definition of ongoing is longer than that, I think they qualify.

The ancient Olympics carried a truce enforced by Zeus, unless your definition of international doesn't include "independent political entities who engaged in war" I think they qualify.
I doubt this was the author’s intent, and it was certainly not the Israeli governent’s intent, but for me the most interesting parts of the article were the details of modern day intelligence techniques, and the overt descriptions of numerous (Israeli?) assassinations of people in Iran’s nuclear program, which was apprently justified by extremly flimsy evidence that Iran’s done anything to violate the treaty.
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Yep. I pay an insane amount of money to Lyft for rides to home because I live away from city and we only have one car.

Could have gotten a second car but I hate driving in peak hour traffic so I take the bus. Lyft is definitely convenient after hours since my last bus is at 6pm. The convinience comes at a steep price though.
He is absolutely a part of the story of the rescue though, he made sure of that himself by loudly proclaiming his pie in the sky solutions and then getting pissy when the actual domain experts rejected them.

Sometimes the simple solutions are the best.
I use the git repo as a "scratch pad" of sorts and toss anything in there that's relevant to my issues but not yet "fully baked" so it has a bunch of crappy ad-hoc scripts, config files, patches, etc. They'll all related to the issues in my private repo and only live in there long enough to get cleaned up. Anything long-term moves into a configuration management repo, my personal dotfiles repo, a repo of it's own, or upstream.
Have you tried the WiFi running/debugging? Works pretty well for me.
I use two Apple displays, which have thunderbolt I think? I use an adaptor for that anyway.

No, I'm very lucky to be provided with good resources where I work.
YouTube search ‘ juvenile prison’ and see yourself.
hm, good thinking, I guess I should run `touch` to create the empty file first.
I've lived abandonment, verbal and physical svuse, bullying and a war :)
This reminds me of the `plan` files used by John Carmack and and ID software. It's a good way to look back at things and remember how far you've gone and give some perspective on how some big problems at the time were not so big today...
Anyone have copies of the decision?
I'm no fan of Musk, but its not unusual among the super rich to not have insurance. They frequently post a bond with the state in lieu of insurance. Perfectly legal in fact in California.
Yeah, its called a VPU aka Video Processing Unit. If your hardware implements video decoding, they likely have licensed or designed their own VPU IP block.
"As it was probably thought that secret writing would not appeal to girls, the coding/decoding facilities were omitted from the manual".

Back in elementary, my friends and I had an entire word replacement bank to talk about crushes, teachers, etc. in code. Later on, we would constantly make new pigpen ciphers. Isn't it a stereotype that girls love secrets?

Toys aimed toward girls have been steadily improving. I have noticed a great rise particularly in STEM-focused toys and I am excited (and jealous) to see with what the next generation will grow up.
I use the following to maintain a journal: http://jrnl.sh/
I’m fascinated by entitlement of commenters in this thread. Hey, people, try to pack a day supply of food, nappies and clothes changes for couple babies and then go ahead and travel 50k on a bus with mentioned babies and your partner. Or better couple buses because in reality you need couple or more changes to get to the destination. Then we can discuss the need for speed and personal vehicles.
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Thing I couldn't believe in this was the company's response

> Most people, I think, don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care about it?
Not sure why this was downvoted, but maybe it came off a bit rude or critical. I'm not trying to criticize DeDeo, but I did a quick skim of his work and couldn't find that much overlap between what Google Brain does and his research.
AUD also fell around 30% vs USD during the same period so that seems about right.
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I have a rare big sticker that easily identifies it anyplace
> .txt files ... accessed via any app on the market.

Except, annoyingly, Google Docs.
I'm a bit confused by the CEO of Google preaching for spending less time staring at your screen. Doesn't their company's value depend strongly on this metric? My guess would be that its only for show, but shouldn't the shareholders be angry about a move like this?
can't tell if trolling or ingenious..
Yahoo was behind, agreed! They had so many opportunities to sell though. Microsoft was willing to buy Yahoo at a huge premium and it didn’t go through. Good for MSFT.

In ER terms, the surgeon could have cut the leg off and saved the person, but got a bit too greedy and ended up killing the person by trying to save everything.
Thanks for this fun article :)
I noticed your serverless function response time is between 2000 to 3000ms, I wonder why and it would be super interesting to have more details about time taken by each step of the process (python proxy / dosbox / qbasic / openwhisk)

Point of comparison, nodejs function executed on AWS Lambda:
https://00demo-32387b.appdrag.com/api/Morse?txt=SOS-Test
Bidet toilet seats? They’re not prohibitively expensive now, you just need an outlet in the right place (which is why I don’t have one).
Yes, it's very efficient mechanism to control the population.

People have a strong illusion their connection is real
I can't help but think of:

"The ultimate cause of our failure was a simple one: despite all statements to the contrary, it was not due to lack of bravery on the part of our men, or to any fault of the Fleet's. We were defeated by one thing only - by the inferior science of our enemies. I repeat - by the inferior science of our enemies."
>this "ask for forgiveness not permission" stuff won't fly with many judges...

TFA makes it extremely clear that the First Amendment gives newspapers and others the right to publish information obtained from documents that end up available to public in error. All case law indicates that the LA Times waa acting fully within the boundaries of the law and did not need to "ask for forgiveness" or whatever.

This ruling is extremely unusual and clearly unconstitutional.

Heres is the full redacted part:

>The document was ordered to be filed under seal but appeared on PACER, a public online database for court documents.

>According to the agreement, filed in U.S. District Court, Balian agreed to cooperate with federal authorities by responding truthfully and completely in interviews and court proceedings. He is scheduled to be sentenced in September, when prosecutors are expected to recommend a reduced sentence.

>The charges to which he pleaded guilty carry a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.
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Artificial requirements to make the illusion of a connection stronger.
What do you think the time frames are for something like this to make it into all the major browsers?
Bummer. I've been contemplating a... connection management(?) system. Something tuned to keeping track of my connections. Linkedin lists what people think of themselves, not what I think of them.
Do you literally hate space? Leave Elon out of this, he never hurt anybody.
> they don't have freedom of speech

I think the issue of freedom of speech is much more nuanced than that.

For example, even in places with "absolute freedom of speech", which I suspect is what you're implying, there is defamation laws that forbids certain kind of speech. There is also laws around hate speech and so forth.
To make my point plainer, who are you to say it isn't?
He demonstrated stimulus and response in plants, with a machine of his own invention.
Surely good handling of risk includes the response when things go wrong? Tesla has not done well in this regard.
Prgmr is still around? They seemed like they went tits up.
Actually I do. I bought a domain of my shortened initials and this domain catches all the emails sent to it. Every entity gets a custom address: bank@my-in.com, ikea@..., Etc.

It's very useful
Isn't this effectively what code commits are for? If you've done something worth noting, it should probably be in a commit anyway.
Probably because they are burning through cash and aren’t profitable yet. They’ve had some close calls with running out of money in the past.
Medieval jousting and single combat had international tournaments for hundreds of years. From before The Hundred Years War in the 1300's through to the 1600's at which point the events started morphing into what would be recognised as modern equestrian sports.
Dude, the treatment of derivative works is textbook copyright law.
Should have specified that. Other tech companies recovered better from the crash than MSFT did. Once Satya came on, it’s been a nice rise. It’s a clear cut difference. I used to work at MSFT. We all felt it. Satya thought about things very differently than Ballmer.
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Knowing Apple, I wouldn't be surprised if they come after the ctrl key next..
So everybody has to implement a task for any alternative event loop and accept tasks from other implementation ?
So is this another example how the super rich can sideline laws that need to be followed by the not super rich? Like for example, anything that's not allowed, but the only repercussion is a fine? (let's say, littering, just as a concrete example) If I'm super rich, that basically means I can do it, but a poor person would think twice.

Also see companies dealing in business malpractices that only receive a pittance of a fine as the outcome of losing the legal trial. ie: "cost of doing business"
If you standardize on one model, you can order in bulk (and store the excess for new employees or to replace broken units).
This is why I use markdown. If I need an image, I can add a quick <img> tag with a base64 encoded image.

To keep legibility, I always add the images at the bottom and reference them from the text.
I never did alpinism, I guess Everest would be a good place to start with...
“When you get to three kids, parents have to switch from one-on-one to zone defense.”
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A way to track people with cellphones with GPS capabilities turned off
I would classify it under Corporate Social Responsibility. Any shareholders who would get angry at such a thing must suffer from serious short-termism.
Smart children are not more expensive then average child. Competitive, ambitious parents and parents who want their children to be smart have additional expenses.
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Yeah, strange.

I submitted the direct Twitter link (with the exact same title) about 5h before this StackShare link was submitted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17537176.
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Seriously, you should preach, like in a church. You'd draw a crowd, with your atheist stance and all.

Edit: not meant in an ironic or sarcastic way.
No, it's not.

Insurance requirements are for liability -- the other car and driver.
"Golem XIV" is pretty great, if you're a fan of HAL 9000.
Such as all the adaptors and dongles you need to turn it back into a functional laptop.
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He literally accused a man of being a pedophile for disagreeing with him.

That's libel, plain and simple. I like space and I like what Elon's companies do, but he needs to learn to filter himself before he goes on Twitter and spouts unfounded, harmful bullshit.

Donald Trump rightfully cops a lot of flak for his Twitter habits; Musk should be held to the same standard.
The courts have been stacked by conservatives for decades.

This judge was nominated by G W Bush.

Conservatives seem to be staunchly against the press except their version of it.
Pavel Pavel was successfully testing this hypothesis in 1986.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavel_Pavel
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But it is six years later and that $1299 MBP still comes with an 128 GB SSD.

And I agree with your parent poster. In 2009 I bought a MacBook aluminium for ~1050 Euro. Later I replaced the memory by 8GB and the hard disk by an SSD. You could open it with a simple lever to replace the hard disk, memory, and battery.

My 2016 MacBook Pro, which cost 1700 Euro in early 2017 was more expensive than my 2009 MacBook Pro after upgrades (of course, with a more modern CPU).

It's sad that we seem to be standing still on the memory/storage size front, paying even slightly higher prices. In the meanwhile extensibility has gone out of the window. The only winners are Apple and the subset of the market that want even thinner laptops.
The best thing you can do is demonstrate your enthusiasm and ability to self-educate and grow.

"Studying for the test" is more likely to backfire, as you'll try to bluff your way through on things you don't know and get found out.

The best way to answer questions where you don't know the answer is to say "I don't know but here's how I'd go about figuring that out".

It might be that they just want someone who has the paper credentials - that's always a risk with big established organisations. If that's the case, try not to worry if you miss out this time.

The best thing to do is keep self-educating and working on interesting projects, and keep applying for positions, particularly with teams that care more about determination than paper qualifications.

The most important thing to remember is that the best way to be in demand (by potential employers, clients, friends, partners alike) is to have a lot of options (aka "social proof"). If you think and act like this is the one and only big opportunity you're more likely to get nervous, and that makes everything harder.

But if you patiently and methodically work towards having more successful projects under your belt, and keep seeking gradually more challenging opportunities, good things will happen for you with increasing frequency.

Good luck!
Oh wow! How long until the Internet Archive is added to the order?
Do you mean that all is worth is code ? I code as a living but wouldn't say that all I do is coding or in a text file. By example talking with X is worth noting or setting up a complex embedded device with all its tooling is definitely worth noting.
Thanks! For testing on our local machines, we use SAM Local, https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-aws-sam-local-beta-buil... .
This has very similar capabilities as local stack. Still, there is always a delay from a service being released by AWS to it being available on tools like Serverless or AWS local.
it's not even in the Alps!
I know a lot of people with physical disabilities. I've been one myself; I'm married to one.

Nobody's asking Apple to make all of their laptops heavier. And I don't think anybody's asking for 9lb / 4kg monstrosities from Apple, either.

What I see is a lot of people wishing for pro laptops from Apple that eschew their "lightness at all costs" philosophy in favor of a more balanced approach that offers some extra functionality in exchange for, say, an extra pound of weight or something.

That wouldn't preclude Apple from selling smaller, easier-to-carry models.

That's a reasonable ask, yes?
The best thing you can do is keep your key in a small tin can wrapped with aluminum foil.

Where does one find a tin can nowadays, anyway? I only encounter steel and aluminum.
This judge was nominated by G W Bush. Conservatives seem to be staunchly against the press except their version of it.