skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It wouldn't be a single device. That's far too subject to attacks. Instead, let's picture a decentralized system like BitTorrent, but with the goal of data resiliency.

I picture a system where a person adds themselves as a node to a certain group of files- like BitTorrent- but instead of downloading everything, they choose how much space and bandwidth they're offering and the system grabs the "best" pieces. Best in this case is about spreading the data out to improve resiliency, like any dates storage service would. It's not a human choice but an optimization problem.

If 250 people each offered 100MB of space, a 5GB file could be maintained with quadruple redundancy. Nodes come and go, and the system would minimize data transfers while aiming to maximize redundancy. Try to spread the files far and wide geographically, to put popular pieces of the data onto nodes offering more bandwidth.

Hmm. This sounds like a fun project to try...
This is really cool. I love the feel of it and the ideas of running both on prem as well as oublic instances, letting them cooperate and teaming up with companies.

I know (almost) nothing about search engines but I hope something like this succeeds.
Physically gaining admin access on a voting machine in less than 2 minutes
Pocket is proprietary and owned by Mozilla.
Freezing isn't used by anybody. Cryonics organizations use vitrification, which preserves the brain (and body) in a sort of liquid-glass state. The antifreeze used is massively toxic should the patient ever be warmed up, but at liquid-N2 temperatures it serves to preserve structure without the freezing damage you talk about, and nanotech-assisted recovery OR structural scanning would occur at that temperature.

The newer techniques of room temperature preservation (with no hope of biological recovery, but very high hopes of structural preservation) apply structural scaffolding that keeps such neural microstructure in place, fossilizing the smallest relevant structures in a way a simple polish-and-scan destructive process can pick up, today.

The latter point shows just how little jacquesm knows about this space. A rather large prize purse was recently won by a startup that preserved, through demonstrated scan-and-upload, a mammalian brain. Of course the brain-emulation software wasn't there to make a little VR mouse, but recovery of the brain's connectome was demonstrated.
I tried emailing you at hotmail, but you are over the 1MB limit.
Reminds me of http://wiby.me
Is this in response to competition? I wonder where we would be without it.
The concept of codified law unfortunately does require that debate.
Are you assuming people who take antipsychotics don't eat more?
The question is how is it possible for the Scandinavian countries (as well as many other developed countries) to run robust social democracies, yet not Venezuala, and apparently not the USA (according to Sanders' detractors)?

I mean this as a genuine, rather than rhetorical, question.

Also, I can see the email address of everyone who's viewed this document, along with their name.
Mozilla actually owns pocket now; they seem to believe that giving people recommendations from around the web is the best way to combat walled gardens who want all your content going through them. This article is pretty revealing: https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/02/27/mozilla-acquires-po...

I still don't think it should be proprietary, and I don't use it, so

extensions.pocket.enabled = false

is my friend.
Tensions Flare as Hackers Root Out Flaws in Voting Machines
Mods suggestion: Replace this submission with the actual article, because the current submission just isn't worth reading.

https://vitalik.ca/general/2018/08/07/99_fault_tolerant.html
It's fast! I like the technical detail - index too limited.

Searched Red Dead Redemption 2 - no game info

Searched "bobs" - no bobs
Categorically wrong - please don't spread lies.

I opened the original issue in question due to lack of feature parity and it got quickly closed (https://github.com/golang/go/issues/26610#event-1753880630). Then after some twitter back-and-forth (https://twitter.com/sgnn7/status/1022547467466956802) the issue got reopened.
Is the 9th generation Intel Core CPUs just a rebranding of the existing 9th generation with a few more cores? There is no process improvement, no architect improvement, just more cores?

I notice that the integrated GPU is the same one that I have in the 8750H, the Intel Graphics 620 UHD.

If this is the case, these chips then are going to be hot, power hungry and probably thermally throttled.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee_Lake
This seems like a troll post. The css is insanely ugly. You are better off using native browser styles.
Damn that link really makes it look like Vitalik is running a money scam, but seems like it’s just a scammer who’s replying to him with near identical name talking about a scam.

Is twitter really such a Wild West for scammers or is that just the cryptosphere?
Time travel claims and urban legends
Police Body Cams Can Be Hacked to Doctor Footage
Hey, thanks for that! Might not be quite at Chrome's level, but a heck of an improvement over the grouped version.
has ~1K daily uniques

I'm not sure that makes the point I assume you are trying to make.
Even in the US I learned the hard way about eating lunch early. Chipotle is perfectly fine with serving old steak from yesterday if you're one of the first customers of the day.
Guard against targeted attacks in G Suite
You put so much (undeserved) faith in the missile launching crowd...000000 comes to mind.
It's both: if you dysregulate the metabolism, that affects hunger levels and cravings as well.
My belief is that the best diet is what your forefathers ate.

Gene function changes per your environment of which diet is an important part.

Darstic changes in lifestyle or diet can result in diseases.

Then you may ask, didn't humans survive famine so how can you say humans aren't resilent to drastic changes? Yes, they did but as a whole tribe not individually, usually a large portion of the tribe was usually wipped in such clamity unless a massive luck strikes.

I want to see the research backing for my idea.

This came to me through meditation.
With 4 cores (8 with HT) like we were for the last 8 years - argh: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_i7_micropro...
Problem being that Infrastructure is made to be very, very compicated because they're selling tons of managed features that have reliance upon each other. I don't know why this idea of having your own devops is suddenly now bad. renting your own bare hardware and managing solutions yourself is still very much a thing and something you have to do if you're using lots of bandwidth. Dropbox for example made their own infrastructure to get off of AWS [1].

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/15/why-dropbox-decided-to-dro...
Seems like you can’t upload unless you have an account registered with an academic email address.
Could the bags-of-characters approach cause issues with anagrams having the same vector?

It would be surprising (to me) to get the same results for e.g. "strange" and "garnets".
Weird name almost seems to be a requirement for a sucessful web search engine (yahoo, google and duckduckgo etc)
I've experienced similar results on a low-carb vegan diet - no hunger, mental clarity etc.
I wish that where off by default, it actually makes me feel uncomfortable installing firefox on my laptop at work even though it really is better than chrome when you want to read docs and don't have a ton of free memory.
Can anyone tell when this would happen? At least on mobile, there’s no visible context when opening the page.
"is there a reason this doesn't have a spider"

Yes, server capacity. Once I have a better hosting situation I'll start crawling.

Thank you, I've tried to be neat this time around.

With regards to full-text search, the didyougogo search engine should be able to replace elasticsearch (which is laughable relevance-wise in my eyes) or solr, once the alpha-bugs are gone.
Got zero relevant results. Not even sure how the results came back, as the words weren’t in there. Tried “Taoist tai chi,” then “Taoism”.

Love the ambition, but a long way to go go.
Yet another in a long line of articles using the example of the Soviet Union or its satellites to criticize Western Europe and those who seek to emulate it. I’ve yet to see one that actually contains any argument for why the version found in Western Europe must inevitably decline into the Soviet or Venezuelan model, but they’re always absolutely sure that it must. This one just declares it to be so and insults those who disagree.

The result is not convincing. It’s like a burn victim arguing against fire. Yes, fire can be bad, and I’m sorry you got burned, but I’m not going to give up cooking or heating because you’ve been traumatized.
Just .$proj and make the rest implicit, e.g. .bulma fieldset, .bulma input
I think you have to provide a URL and some keyword.
Whatever is happening, it got me out of bed instead of browsing endlessly
I will. What's a good way to get in touch?
That issue thread is pretty unpleasant to read. Good on Gargron for that incredible amount of patience.
[dev] [makes] release version 2.0
But is a national government the best way to express that empathy? Or maybe there are other solutions.

I think we have too much of a tendancy to think hierarchically, i.e. Trump/Obama is the boss of America, so if something is wrong anywhere then look to them for help.
My comment was strictly on ease. Calculating the market (to the extent that you believe it exists) is tough, especially in a multi-factor (added betas for size, value, etc) world where risk preferences change over time.

There are other reasons to buy individual stocks but they generally aren’t easy. Deciding what stocks are considered socially acceptable frequently devolves into the same “lesser of evils” decisions as picking politicians.
Classic Mac OS was where I had a lot of my initial experience with conputing, so I'm excited to see that the fine folks at the internet archive have turned their attention to it.
They use a refined 14nm process, 14+++.

> If this is the case, these chips then are going to be hot, power hungry and probably thermally throttled.

Coffeelake isn't particularly power hungry, nor does it run particularly hot, nor does it have issues with thermal throttling.
Would you be willing to share a CF template that is 10x less then the equivelent terraform ? It has been my experience that terraform is much less verbose and much more reuseable via modules. Cloud Formation I have seen has always seems excessive and quite convoluted to do simple tasks.

The latest example I have is the cloud formation used to generate EKS clusters(https://amazon-eks.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1.10.3/2018-07...) it clocks in at 168 LOC and the equivalent terraform (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/terraform-providers/terraf...) is only 53 LOC
My reaction was similar. The first search I entered was "Current weather in [my hometown]." Nothing close. So I generalized a bit to "National Weather Service." The first result was a VPN company website. Then I realized you can (should) enter search terms AND a URL. After submitting weather.gov's URL, a search for "National Weather Service" instantly starting returning weather.gov as the first result. As the parent commenter said, it very much has the feel of the 90's web that I remember so fondly (and perhaps inaccurately).
I'll definitely continue to keep an eye on this project.
PayPal, Square vulnerabilities impact mobile point-of-sale machines
Wow, I thought I would never see someone else write this on the internet!

You want the research, google Dr. Steven Zeisel from UNC. By the way, it’s called nutritional genomics.

“Rabbits don’t live in swamps” is a favorite Dalits saying of mine.
The markets in the US, following 2008, were artificially sustained, too. How hard will they crash?
For my part, for an android app called PixDroid, the reason is the following:

- Don't have a macbook and neither want to spend 2k buying one nor want to spend the overpriced 100$/y licence
- I like using Java and Kotlin, and since it's the de-facto standard for Android, which is the platform I want to target, it's just perfect.
Yeah, though this is one area experience really helps
While most tech entrepreneurs expect some criticism and calls for regulation when they introduce new and potentially disruptive products, they don’t necessarily anticipate the outright destruction of their property. They also don’t expect to see such carnage celebrated and encouraged on social media.

it's a whole new world
W3C Roadmap of Web Applications on Mobile
One would think that anti-communist ranting would be in the best interest of the "anglosaxon, pro-market, puritan, pro-US-national-interests".

The more reasonable explanation is people abusing the abuse button or whatever twitter uses to flag posts.
Massive Wisconsin Data Breach – Data of More Than 258K People Accessed
It's probably true in hindsight.

However, when a bailout happens, what also needs to happen is nationalization. Quite obviously, that did not happen.
Do songs of the summer sound the same?
>They don't hate said things, they just don't care about them as much as finding interesting people to follow/groups to be a part of, joining in an active community, finding information about things they're having trouble with, being entertained, etc.

>But most decentralized systems seem to be marketed on the assumption the decentralisation side (and the philosophical aims of the service) are the only important thing, and hence don't really appeal to those outside of the tech crowd and those with a desparate need for avoiding censorship.

I think it used to be that way but (at least from what I've been hearing) a lot of non-tech "normal" people are starting to realize the problem with censorship. They might not see that it's a symptom of centralization yet but they definitely are starting to care.
Inches? A yard stick? Millions of degrees Fahrenheit?

I’m American and I’m embarrassed by this. This is science, make it easy for people to understand. Use SI units, please.
other peoples' money.
I suppose I came late because only gnu.org is down of those mentioned.
What you are doing is called time restricted eating. It is very healthy. Eating at the right times (and only within a specific window) is good for your metabolism. And that's good because it makes you stronger and keeps you slim. Doing it wrong can lead to cancer and diabetes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6KClPkotxM
I mean, lets be real... bitcoin traded at 20k for about 5 minutes. The extreme spike in price was over a 2 week period. The 6k figure is roughly where bitcoin was trading in October 2017 - after a year long runup from ~$500. Anyone who bought just 10 months ago still had better returns than the stock market over the same period.
I think you may have answered your own question. :).

There’s a big difference between social democracies (Denmark) and socialism (Cuba, Venezuela). My personal take is that those who were instrumental in the creation of these had very different ideas about the desirable endpoints. Certainly, hearing my local “democratic socialists” (Seattle), I get a strong impression that Scandinavia is not their model.

Why can’t we respect Clement Attlee more than Comrade Gonzalo?
Might be nostalgia speaking, but I recall as a youngter crawling every folder to figure out what the heck each thing did. Without the internet or search engine, I resorted to reading text files, manuals, etc.
Salinger became a recluse, more or less, because he hated the publicity and attention that came with his literary success.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._D._Salinger
> single (anglosaxon, pro-market, puritan, pro-US-national-interests) point of view

Can you show me proof that any web single company actually has this point of view? If anything, most tech companies are anti-puritan, anti-anglo-saxon and anti-US national interests.

Had you bothered to read the link, you would know the author has the exact point of view you just described and yet he's been kicked off of twitter thrice.
It maybe due to B12 and iron difficiency. How much milk do you drink?
Ironically, guess what party currently runs Romania... The social democratic party, you name it.
His point of view doesn't seem to be representative of his fellow countrymen.
Although, everybody that doesn't benefit from corruption hates it, but that's another problem...
I think a lot of these diets still boil down to CICO, and that all the restrictions like "one meal or day" are more about getting tricked into consuming less than anything else.

But yes, in 100 years, I bet the obesity crisis will be another cooky documentary topic like the lobotomy hype, tobacco smoking and the treatment of ulcers with vacations instead of antibiotics.
For what it's worth, I've been through airport security with bottled breast milk a few times and they have never confiscated it, they just run it through the mass spectrometer.
See also "Paper Towns"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_settlement
So, what do you use? Chrome is more comfortable?
What do you need 1.5 million for? Early retirement?
But "no one broke the law", so it's all good.

Until it happens again.
You have showdead off. I do not. I can see it. I wish I couldn't, because it was a bad post.
the amount of blue light in normal sunlight pales in comparison with the output of your average monitor.

Did you mean to write that the other way around?
My Dell XPS 9670 with uses a Coffee Lake Intel Core i7 8570H throttles down by >50% after one minutes if I try to use all 12HT cores.
I have used ansible to manage large production deployments of AWS infrastructure and what I will say is that it is very good at doing it, but it requires a lot of work compared to using something like terraform or cloud formation. Its not hard to have one playbook to provision all your infrastructure and make sure its up and running it just takes a good amount of lookups and facts calls.

The only reason I advocate for doing it is if a team will have a small infrastructure complexity ( like a basic ELB -> ASG -> RDS/EC2/S3 ) and they don't want to bring in more complex tools. Using ansible means you can use one tool to manage both your AMI's for immutable infrastructure and the infrastructure its self ( and can easily script your continuous deployment ). Once you start to really get a complex footprint getting a dedicated tool for infrastructure makes a lot of sense.
Cryptocurrency is absolutely overrun with scams. It's hard to find anything with actual merit in the vast ocean of spam that is the digital currency world.

It won't stop until the bubble crashes or enough people wise up that the scammers no longer make money. As it stands low effort shitcoin token scams using digital variants of the "big store" and Ponzi schemes are still cashing out pretty good.

Here is a recent howler I spotted: http://metahash.org

That's at the higher effort end of the scam spectrum. For every one of those there are 50 search and replace coin forks and fake tokens for things that don't even pretend to exist.
In case anybody else is confused like I was: there is a plug-in for browsers that turns all mention of “cloud” to “butt”. Parent apparently has this plugin installed, and thus the “to butt” part is “to cloud”. (Users of said plugin will see me just saying butt a lot here :P )
Scandanavian countries are small, more like a big city/metropolis in America. Governments don't scale up/down like zooming on a phone... they behave differently. See:

https://irl.cs.ucla.edu/papers/right-size.html
Previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4992748 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10418586.
People are trying to avoid the downside of social interaction.

Try writing a politically incorrect comment here and see instant refutation followed by downvotes.

People are not good at coming up with morally correct statements in a realtime situation, they don't want to be shunned by saying something unpopular. It's better to giveup on your own terms then be ostracized by a group.

They avoid interactions.
Extension source code -> https://github.com/worldbrain/Memex
He decided to fly around Mt. Ranier and then decided to head over to the Cascades to take in the beauty and "have a moment of serenity". ATC had no control, but tried to keep him within radio distance by telling him to turn away from the cascades.

The full ~1hr of ATC audio supports this.
Unless we are about to put 300 ppm of carbon into the ground, Californian forests will either have to deal with the new normal, or die out.
I'm talking about distro ISOs, not about package manager repositories.
Most US government maps are available in a single clearinghouse. https://nationalmap.gov/. State governments and counties also have websites with geological (need it for a septic permit) data and land plots. The data is just getting more open, which is awesome. It may be in different formats, but nothing a few lines of python and a PostGIS database can't handle.
I suspect the author got kicked off for other reasons (related to his rampant misogyny, perhaps?) and these tales are unfortunate collateral damage.
I'd like to hear more about your diet. I was a vegan before switching to meat only.
No, I don't. It was gone.
Excellent article, particularly about triaging bugs, too.
Shared libraries are the real difficulty. If your SSL library patches a security vulnerability, you generally want any program that uses that SSL library to be immune.
My biggest inconsistency with Cloud Formation is with smaller AWS offerings. If I need to build a VPC with some EC2 capacity it works well. If I want to create a load balancer and use R53 to do DNS based certificate validation with their in house SSL provider, I'm out of luck.

It looks like internal products need to work with cloud formation to enable support, and aws doesn't have a consistent model here. It seems that they are fine with some products cutting corners and not offering support (like DNS based certificate validation)

Inconsistency within aws isn't all that surprising.
I wondered about this too. Vitalik is real, so I'd be curious to read a deeper analysis.

With sybil attacks its important to realize there is no upper bound on effort or sophistication. A sybil can use botnets, social engineering, machine learning, etc.
Browsing their mirrored tweets, he doesn’t seem to like the current government of Romania either.
>50% of what? The base clock of that CPU is only 2.2ghz, it'll use ~45W at 2.2ghz which is what it's rated at. If the cooling in your laptop can't support that, it's a problem with the laptop, not the processor.

Also these are desktop processors, the 8700k doesn't have any notable power / thermal issues. The only way I can get the one in my desktop up to it's rated TDP is overclocking it a bit and hitting it with prime95 AVX.
I anticipate this will be a self-correcting problem eventually. If it's not for large-scale political effects that evolve as a consequence of reckless evasion of privacy, then it might be events on a small scale. Maybe your current girlfriend happens to be the ex of some other guy that uses the information you provided to stalk you. This kind of event happens on a different time scale than the instant gratification scheme that made certain social media platforms so successful. Nonetheless their negative impact is orders of magnitude higher than all of those small positive impacts combined so that they eventually outweigh them.

It's a matter of time.
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE ALL NEW SONOS BEAM SOUNDBAR
My browser reports the "create an account" page is not secure, so maybe best not to use this as an uploader at least until they fix that. For the creator of the site: pages that collect passwords should be served over https.