skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What are you talking about? You don't have money to pay for Prime? You know people who are jealous of 2 year old phones? Or people who are jealous of phones in general? You don't have prime? Why?

I don't understand.
That only works for services that do not store any sensitive data and employ costumer controller encryption, if your password is used as a cryptographic tool then it’s out of the question to use such mechanism.
I suppose part of the problem is that most of eBay is large-volume-low-price, so there's no chance at all of a law-enforcement solution to the fraud.

It it practical to implement a We don't sell to brand-new accounts policy, as an eBay seller?
I'd be interested in an answer from someone who knows better, but I suspect it's a shareholder thing - all corporate companies everywhere all seem to have to be seen to be growing.

Why, exactly I'm not sure ... because they're worried they'll themselves be taken over, if not?
Not worse in the sense that I need more sleep with age (apparently it's the other way around), I'd say it has stayed the same all my life, but at your age, I was better able to cope with the negative effects. Or maybe I've become less willing to tolerate them
Sorry to hear that. Hope you're doing better now.
This can happen with any provider, either due to policy, human error, malicious actor, ...
The correct answer here is to use multiple providers and establish proper relationship with them.
But they are making great movies. As well as not-so-good and overly generic movies.

And while their sequels aren't the best thing in cinema, they are much better than their old straight-to-vhs sequels.
What Is Public Key Infrastructure? Explaining Chain of Trust
And providers like GMail can ban your account without warning or recovery options.
Do Religious People Really Have a Problem with Evolution? – Issue 62: Systems
Here would seem to be the limit of Bayesian analytics bridging the causal gap.
Well, evaporation is simply a conclusion from hawking radiation.

The black hole losses energy over this radiation, energy it produces from it's own mass.

Since hawking radiation output increases relative to the size of the black hole as it gets smaller, eventually you end up with an explosion. I do believe that Kurzgesagt made a video that details what would happen with a blackhole with the mass of a coin in your pocket (short version: you die)
Some of them simply reactivate/redownload themselves every time you do this.

You basically have to root the phone to remove a lot of the Google/vendor bloatware.
This was the full context I meant to link to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17563439
There should be. I know at least one bakery chain from UK (Paul), that opened recently in Russia.
I thought robots.txt was meant to be pulled from the domain and honoured anyway. At least that’s what used to happen. Just because someone links to you doesn’t mean the spiders should crawl all the content
Can you elaborate a bit more on the STAR approach? A link, perhaps, on how to use it when giving a talk?
Windows is free, ntoskrnl.exe and Win32 are properietary Microsoft software and they can be replaced, for example, with Linux and Wine.
You should.
A comparison of MSI laptop motherboards
Even better, when you stretch those 12 seconds to a few minutes and where to watch a slideshow of human progress, all of modern history would be over in a few seconds too, stuff like the invention of steam machines up to the moon landing would be in the last two or three frames, flashing by in the blink of an eye.

It really puts into perspective how insignificant we really are on this tiny blue dot. On the grand scale, nothing we do will matter, in either time or space. We're too small and shortlived. Probably means we should make the most of it :)
Kylix is what could have made Delphi be the "Java" of the industry, with a good AOT compiler, value types, and all the RAD goodies.

Too many bad management decisions were taken since then.
> or just an inode? But then how is inode re-use handled?

inodes have generations. Each reuse increments generation. (ino, generation) tuple uniquely identifies an object within the file system.
I don't want to turn HN into Twitter, so I'll politely decline to get into it.
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The Marvel Overextended Universe movies are as sterile as still packaged surgeon gloves. But that's what people want. Not even infinite repetition of the same scenes, a grape colored CGI villain with a ludicrous motivation and inconsequential, pointless battles where no one loses or wins can kill audience interest. They are like those quick time event games, without the quicktime events.
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in my experience I would consider the following:

- Understand what are your takeaways for the audience. Remember it's about the content, keep in mind main areas/topics to cover.

- who's your audience ?, there are a few conferences where going very technical (low level) matters, most of them want to focus on how X works, how to solve Y, etc.

- "Start with why". Yeah, it should sound familiar, check this 5 minutes video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPYeCltXpxw .

- Note that likely in the first 3-5 minutes the audience will have a > 90% focus on what are you talking about, make sure to take advantage of that time with a good "why" (see above) for engagement.

- Share your presentation slides with a colleague and wait for "honest" feedback.
Well in that specific case the universe was actually centered around Beeblebrox since he was in the boss office who was on a cruise vacation. In his office.
Yep. We've tailored the content to fit all sorts of sales models. There'll also be plenty of other founders with similarly long sales cycles to chat to / learn from within the Startup School community.
A Critique of the Remote Procedure Call Paradigm – 30 Years Later (2016)
1.9 / 63.8 = 0,02978056426332288401253918495298 ~= 0.2978% ~= 0.3%. I didn't round very well, but I'd say I was close enough.
I recommend watching the Numberphile Video on Grahams Number.

I think once you start to grasp how truly unimaginable large this number is, you get a comparable feeling to how the cosmic scale compares to us in an emotional way.
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Hey guys leave some feedback about project which i will make. It will be ICO Listing and rating with translation to russian language and additional services in future (translation, proofreading, helping with ICO marketing)
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extra points for linking to abstract, not pdf :)
I suppose only country in the history which has gone to such an extent in educating the new generation about the past mistakes. Still people won't take a second before bringing it up, especially American and other European countries, in order to win their argument. I am not even German, and it makes me angry. I can hardly imagine how a German feels when they are thrown in their face their Nazi past in an argument which has nothing to do with WW2.
Well, try to play some of the Toy Dolls tunes at their tempo. Olga is quite the master.
This !
What’s weird is for some reason I’m seeing the chorded keyboards layout over the top of some of the images in this article.
5. as a non native speaker, what on earth does ‘they’re just things what we’ve used’ even mean? I've read these sentence many times and I still can't figure it out...
What would make you use Stripe Atlas (to move your project to the U.S.)?
> How to make this request sound convincing? Block any attempt of viewing a page until whitelisting is applied.

Well, that's the best way to push people suddenly decide they're not interested in your content anymore and instantly leave the website. This otherwise interesting post unfortunately brings no durable solution, nor one that respects user and their consent to privacy. I'd even say that first one is an infringement of GDPR, since it states that lack of consent to a feature that's not necessary to run the service can't deny access to the said service.

Also, French media tried this specific solution way earlier (and way before the GDPR applied) and they had to roll that back because that was actually causing the size of their online audience to decrease.
Yeah, it was Tesco.

Went to a marked the next day. Just found it funny that a country that is 30 minutes away does not have "real" bread in the large supermarked :D
Thanks. I was wrong about that, I was confusing this with PID re-use.
Climate change is not just about a global average sea rise
I made a service that sends you 1 iOS interview question per day. It includes both technical and experiences questions. It is still in "early alpha" and not exactly polished, but I take feedback and try to improve it.

http://interviewq.io/

The purpose is to get a question per day and it is up to you to see if you can answer it or not. If you cant answer it, then you've identified something to study / think about.
There are quite some people who are writing full scripts. That's also what I prefer. It goes like this:

Before creating a single slide, write down sentence by sentence, word by word, what story you want to tell. You can use tools to get a very rough metric of how long your written text will translate being spoken. Stop when you reach your talk length.

Once you are done, you can start creating slides. Choose what you like the best and what fits your story. Few slides, many slides (e.g. Pecha Kucha), no slides.

I would never do live coding but show small videos instead. I have seen live coding fail more often than being a great success. But if you want to do so, have a fallback video at hands.

Now your rehearsal: Not 1 full, not 2 full rehearsals, do as much as you can!
For my last and very first talk for a conference I did like 20 full rehearsals, 5 of them in front of people, some in the living room, some in front of the mirror. I bet this can be less in the future but it got me super confident. Rehearsal matters! Don't be lazy and you will be amazed how confident you can go into your talk.

When you black out during your talk, don't panic because you have a full script which you could theoretically read word for word. That always calms me down.

Good luck and have fun.
I admit I don't go to the cinema and I consume almost no mainstream entertainment but for the last years all I've heard about, regarding cinema, is Marvel, Marvel, Marvel, Marvel, Star Wars, more Star Wars, and some awful stuff such as "Emoji Movie". And every movie pushes a leftist political agenda, of course.
> otherwise they'd just use desktops

That's not an option for many. If you use a desktop machine in your office, you can't ever work from home, and you can't carry your machine into meetings to demo something.
The health care and pharma industry is in serious need of some whistle-blowers.
Any reliable sources for ERC20 tokens data via API
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That figure does not include audit.

Advisors use most of their time on this doing group office hours sessions. Last year each advisor had around 25-30 companies each, so we only needed 100 or so. They're all YC alum who love to pay it forward.

Anyone can audit the course. If you'd like to participate fully, it is an application process.
> Phages are living things.

No they're not. Virus particles are totally inert on their own. They incorporate themselves into and modify other living systems. But that's no different from drugs.
It seems to me, hopefully, that when there isn't one person or company to blame, there won't be one person or company to trust.

When you have decentralized social media infrastructure, hopefully, the cognitive overload of being active on all of them will be overwhelming enough to prevent people from not paying too much attention to it. And hopefully, it will remain out of our political lives.
How Artificial Intelligence Will Reshape the Global Order
Not if no other airline would fly there.

Cases like these is why nations should preserve national airlines at all costs.
Yeah that's black and white. I'm currently working on a product that's 100% someone else's idea, but I'm pretty much in charge of everything, so design decisions, architecture, roadmap etc. are pretty much all my ideas, which I feel should definitely be higher up in that pyramid.
The same as "they're just things that we've used".
Don't just tell a story. Use the tools of story telling. Have a three act structure (Setup, confrontation, resolution). Have a plot. Use foreshadowing. Use one of the common generic stories as a framework (Hero's journey, coming of age, etc). Make it personal - bring in either parts of the audiences life, or of yours. And close with a positive message

You know when you were a kid, and you had that one funny relative who'd always tell great stories? Be that relative.
I remember when "Jaws" ran for 6 months on the only screen in town.
I saved a very rough draft of my application but now, when I return to startupschool.org, it shows me the "Thank you for applying to Startup School!" message. Should I be worried? Or can I still edit my application via "Settings"?
> Do not use a linux machine

Much of the time, there's a machine already there ready to go. If that's the case, probably best to use it.

Seems to me that these days, the safest way to handle your slides is to have them on the web, with a backup on a USB drive. No need to worry about operating systems or video modes. The site's IT guys already did the work.

There are various shiny frameworks to do this (revealJS.com et al), but even PowerPoint presentations can be viewed in-browser, with OneDrive.

> prevent reading the slides out loud

Good advice.

> Use images and videos, they can tell more then a thousand words.

Indeed. This hints at another good 'rule': avoid wordy slides. Let your talk itself be the wordy bit. The slides just support.

> Also, relax, the audience has already decided they want to listen to your presentation.

Well, not always.
PentesterLab: Hands-on exercises to learn web penetration testing
If there is no variance in the position of a particle (it is in a position eigenstate), then there must be an infinite variance in the momentum, which means the particle necessarily has kinetic energy.
Make the objective of your talk clear. If you're giving an introduction to some technology, it is helpful to also point people to resources to learn more. If you need to explain or 'sell' your topic, do so, but don't overdo it. Also, be honest. Everyone appreciates enthusiasm, but it's better if you don't come across as a fanboy.

If you're having an interactive part, be aware that it is hard to estimate the time this part will take. If you have a hard deadline, be ready to skip some parts (this is a good idea in general as things may always

It's probably best if you are so familiar with the topic that you don't really need slides in the first place. On the other hand, take care to connect with your audience and take their background into consideration.
It's hard not to do it if you don't think much/deeply about it. Many family members of mine were brutally murdered by Nazis. I used to seriously hate Germans - I was a child though (it changed around 15 y/o) - not because of my parents/teachers/..., they actively tried to change it. Many people in my country never change their mind, there are even many swear words based on words that used to mean "German [person]".

I'm not really sure we can blame them. The atrocities that Nazis have commited are still in living memory, there are still bullet holes in walls, whole villages are destroyed and the remains are still there... and hate over death of family members is an extremely strong emotion.
I suspect you're in the US but for Europeans whiskyauction.com
is interesting. See https://whiskyauction.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.pl?action=...
for Aberlour A'bunadh for instance. I don't know anything about price differences between EU and US.
> techno parties that start at 9 PM

But then all the old people like us will show up...
> There is nothing wrong with it.

You are either mainland Chinese, cruel, or woefully uninformed (or all of the former).

Taiwan is not some rogue state with dubious alliances — like Cuba could be considered in the previous century — it is a democratic nation with a healthy economy and all the trappings of a modern nation-state; except for the official recognition which it can't get due to China's (the People's Republic (PRC) that is) bullying on the world stage.

The PRC does what it does because it can get away with it. That's a basic Realist attitude that works for them. The PRC won't likely release their claim on Taiwan any time soon, because of its economic/military aspirations in the South China Sea (cf. their dubious claims on the Paracel and Spratly Islands). The rest of the world won't upset the balance because of China's economic importance. It could if it wanted to, but that would require the US and the EU to present a common front on the issue (not very likely right now).
Alibaba boosts its offline reach with $2B+ investment in outdoor marketing firm
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Here be dragons! "restrict" is a keyword in C.
I live in London and never heard of "Paul".

Are you sure it's actually from the UK? In some countries appearing foreign is part of the branding strategy.
Relevant Kurzgesagt video explaining _everything_ about bacteriophage[1]. I posted this a while ago, but since it's a video it didn't get much attention.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI3tsmFsrOg
"They're just things that we've used" means the same thing, if that helps.

Spatula, pot, spoon, bowl.

Those are things that we have used [today to make and eat soup].

For some reason, particularly round my parts, 'that' is often swapped for 'what', e.g. "Places what I've gone to."
There are programs that rely on this working, which would continue to work with unveil(2) if it wasn't for this artificial limitation.

Think e.g. a daemon that processes data in /var/run/something and uploads it somewhere else, and gracefully handles failure if the directory disappears (e.g. an admin had to remove all existing data). Due to the unveil(2) interface such an action would require a full restart of the daemon, but that's not a normal limitation on *nix systems.

I can't think of any reason for it to work this way except that it's exposing the underlying limits of the implementation, or if they're making the trade-off of tying it to the inode so `mv ~/myapp ~/myapp.back` will continue to allow access to files under ~/myapp.back, but they don't document that.
I second both counts: No bakeries, and the bread is terrible anyway.
AskNetsec on reddit.

OWASP find your local chapter and go to meetings.

YouTube, and pentesterlab (even the free ones are better than most (even all) other paid resources).
This is Lisp code defining a function ADD.

If you enter it at a Lisp REPL, the REPL will read the expression, evaluate it and store it as a function. The result value is the name of the defined function. The REPL will then print the result, here the name of the function: ADD.

CL-USER 13 > (defun add (a b)
(+ a b))
ADD

As you can see, the function does not print the Lisp symbol 'ADD', it's printed by the REPL. That's the P-component of R E P L, REPL. P stands for PRINT. This means that the REPL will always print a result - unless a Lisp function does not have a result - which is rare.

If we execute the function, the REPL prints the result of the function:

CL-USER 14 > (add 17 25)
42

Here the result is the number 42.
Whenever I see a movie synopsis that contains "zombies", "murder", "detective", "race against time", I just move on.
This discussion from 39 days ago has some good links plus whether there is a Linux equivalent:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17277067
Ask HN: Who regrets uploading their pgp key to keyservers?
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In The Netherlands some (not all, but a decent chunk) techno events have moved from a 21:00-07:00ish to a 12:00-01:00ish timetable. It works out quite lovely because one can attend without completely messing up their daily rhythm. And if you do like to burn the midnight oil there’s always the afterparty/ies :)
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What? There are bakeries in nearly every high street. They have survived much better than greengrocers and butchers shops have.
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> It's kind of looked down upon, like a lot of entry level certs are

Well, it's an entry level cert, as you say. Passing CEH doesn't mean someone knows what they're doing.

Is there an alternative entry-level qualification that evokes fewer frowns?
This may depend on where you live. Down here in Brighton we've an abundance of bakeries selling excellent breads.
Engineer at Spotify on their solution of using iframes to increase team autonomy
> In Orkney, a white roll is called a 'Softie'.

Does that refer specifically to the soft rolls that are popular in Scotland? You can't find them everywhere in England. In Tesco they were called a McSomething roll.
Wow. What an incredible story that you just shared. Incredible because of the ingenuity and sheer persistence.

How did you know what features to build into the product before sending the demo over? Was the product mostly a completed MVP? Did you have any interest before the demo?Sounds a bit counter to the lean startup.

Sorry for all the questions but this is where I’m stuck at at the moment
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In the late 1980s, I was the first person in my company to seek to add my email address to my business cards. I still have some of those business cards with the old bang-style address format.
I'm sure that there is some speedup when he starts spending more than $1 billion. Given that his net worth reached $150 billion it seems like it's safe to go to $2 billion/year without running out of money during his lifetime.
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I think selection and misery depend a lot on what you shop for.

Looking for LoRa modules, eBay has 10 times more items, but half of the sellers are list the same item 30 times with different price and shipping costs, so that is actually reduced offer and enhanced misery. On Aliexpress you rarely find dupes from the same seller, they keep that shit at bay.
I got into playing the accordion because I decided that I wanted to learn some Dead Kennedys songs on the accordion (no I am not duckmandu). Some of them are quite tricky. Compare to the Sex Pistols who are musically boring but more than made up for it with the attitude and lyrics.
Brasilian : Ratos de Porao http://www.ratosdeporao.org

Spanish : Soziedad Alkoholika http://www.soziedadalkoholika.com

French : La Dent Noire https://ladentnoire.org/ (<- my band !)
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I don't really understand the argument that Go is "almost" soft-realtime.. if you need that, you probably need or should just go to realtime. Use say, Rust or C++.

Otherwise it seems to me that the Java/C# model is the best design for most tasks. Which is why they're so popular, it's not a mistake.
Ask HN: Opting out of arbitration agreement?
I'm starting work at a new company, and they're making me sign the usual arbitration agreement. However, they're also offering a fairly simple opt-out if I e-mail them within 30 days of signing. What are the pros and cons of sticking with the default arbitration agreement versus opting out? Is there any good reason not to opt out?

Thank you!
Well, that's a pointless argument since free speech as in the US doesn't exist in Germany. There is freedom of opinion which has a higher level of entry, so the speak, than free speech.

It's simply a different philosophy than the US freedom of speech. As long as it is merely your opinion and only your opinion, you can use any medium you want to tell others your opinion without repercussions. The moment your opinion starts to hurt others, even if it's not directly violent, those protections collapse.

It's part of the concept of a defensive democracy.