skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This might come a little Off-Topic but I really like the idea of having a decent native macOS editor. Textmate gets so many things right when it comes to ease of use and making the developers life a bit easier.
Currently neither Sublime, Atom or VSCode are really native (at least when it comes to UI looking at you sublime).

What many people, myself included, are missing is some code intelligence. Textmate might simply enable lots of language smartness by implementing the Language Server Spec https://langserver.org

So all of a sudden Textmate could offer autocompletion, refactoring, go to definition for many languages with minimal effort. The language servers are there the editor author only needs to implement the spec one time and it can work for so many languages.

What do you think about it?
Leaf certificates have a maximum permitted lifespan of 825 days (down from 36 months)

But I wasn't talking about leaf certificates, I expressly mentioned this for the CN in _root_ certificates and it's pretty common for those to have a lifetime of ten, fifteen even twenty five years.

Here's an easy to remember example, https://crt.sh/?id=1 the first entry in the crt.sh database.

The Common Name on that certificate is "AddTrust External CA Root". So... who are AddTrust? I actually have no idea. This root is today controlled by Comodo, a CA in the United Kingdom but you'd never guess that from the certificate.
> They use spice because it’s (supposedly) hard to get done for it - working around the system that seeks to prevent them from using their drug of choice.

That's not why people in England use spice. They use spice because they wish to get heavily intoxicated, and spice does that cheaply and easily.
> We believe that subscriptions - although currently going through an adjustment and acceptance period - are the future for apps that provide ongoing value.

The real question is - how do you precisely quantify what value your app provides ?
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That was 1991 Linux. Modern linux has moved much further than the original implementation, introducing all kinds of non-old-time-UNIX concepts (starting from Plan9 ones).
Brazil has serious no go zones, some areas can get you killed just for trespassing. Anyways, that's probably why this feature even exists. Good part is that lots of Brazilians are tech savvy ( on a much higher rate than in US ), so this would fail quite frequently.

My guess is that Uber will record drivers that commit fraud and they would be affected over time. One point, taxi drivers are famous for making way worse frauds than what they do at Uber and with no way for you to file a complaint.

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That would make a significant amount of the USA Uninhabitable.
It's a way to get more customers for their profitable services.
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so you don't seek for happiness anymore?
You're going to use a mythological figure to prove that cannabis makes you think more clearly? I think you've smoked a bit much there, buddy.

If we look at the scientific research, certain studies have claimed that aspects of creativity could be enhanced with cannabis (often based on self-reports rather than objective measurements), but those results are inconclusive at best. Cognitive impairments due to both acute and chronic cannabis use are much more well-documented. Here is a review of executive function deficits due to cannabis use:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3037578/

Here is a study that found low-potency cannabis had no effect on creativity, while high-potency cannabis impaired divergent thinking: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00213-014-3749-1

If you want to argue that cannabis should be legal, I have no issue with that. But the way to go isn't to say "it's a cognitive enhancer", which it is not to the best of our scientific understanding.
> Did the driver really think that I wouldn’t request Uber to fix the fare, however cumbersome the process might be?

I am pretty sure, that in 70-80% of the cases Uber drivers end up unchallenged by foreigners in Brazil. Taxi scams in Rio de Janeiro are a norm even if you take a metered taxi from a local company, as long as you don't speak Portuguese. A few years ago I was taken on a 3x longer ride than needed, and it didn't help that I was pointing to the driver that he is going to the opposite direction from the route Google Maps was showing on my phone. When I finally reached the home of my Brazilian friend, she couldn't believe how much I paid for the trip and how long it was.
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Yeah, I know about using wifi for location. But I think turning the android location setting off disables that (in addition to disabling gps and bluetooth location). These pages indicate that:

https://support.google.com/android/answer/3467281

https://support.google.com/android/answer/6179507
Home brewing is awesome, chemistry, art and cleanliness. And once a brew starts, it encompasses everything for hours. The cleaning can meditative.
Computational Models of Language Evolution (open access book series)
This may sound weird, but estimation. This book literally changed my thinking and how I do a lot of calculations

http://web.mit.edu/6.055/book/book-draft.pdf

Basic physics principles combined with the above. Being able to not only see how something works, but to be able to at least estimate it's parameters is invaluable to designing anything new
This banner is crazily insufficient. It disappears forever after you visit any other page, without you having to acknowledge its existence.

I just checked fb, and went quickly to my first notification. I didn't really register what the banner was until maybe a second after it loaded - at which point I had already clicked on my first notification. By that point, the banner is gone forever. I can't find any way to get it back.

It's so, so easy to miss this message.
Me too! Some followup here on why not much happened:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/2t5ozk/wha...

Incidentally, GA's (specifically, novelty search/NEAT) are creeping back into the picture again:

https://eng.uber.com/deep-neuroevolution/
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Results of massive NO2 measurement experiment in Flanders (map+graph,Dutch text)
It's great ! Are you using reddit api or screen scraping the site ? And What about copyright issues ?
The format Git uses determines the range of dates it can store. If it uses the normal Unix epoch system 0 means 1-1-1970 so you can’t represent dates before that.
Was a bit sceptical at first but this seems fairly correct. There's been numerous collision events, only one stands out as intentional and of greater magnitude than all the rest. I do wonder how future generations will judge such actions given the difficulty of clean up and general world consensus to not militarise space.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_space_debris_producing...
thanks hn..
Why couldn't he add a comment when he was in Brazil?
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We need some kind of internet-wide micropayment infrastructure that distributes a cent per website visited. Like the Spotify of the internet. I'd happily pay $10/month for such a service, with the proceeds going to Youtubers, Streamers, News outlets etc. Google or Facebook would seem in the perfect place to manage such a system, but they seem more intent on slinging ads.
The article undersells how potent "spice" is--up to 50,000 times stronger gram for gram than pure THC.

You're in the LSD world of micrograms having effects, and also the research chemicals world of not knowing what you're getting.

The potency allows easier smuggling, where only a few grams at a time are imported, then diluted/cut on arrival. The ease of smuggling is perhaps the largest economic factor in the drug's rise.
"Sometimes counterfeits come from the same factory using the same materials, just running overtime."

Sans the quality assurance.
That happened to me as well.

Try opening the page in a private Firefox window. That worked for me.
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Meanwhile I work for a major US IB. While I don't work on anything customer facing our internal SSO infrastructure basically consists of a single cookie that gets access to almost everything.. And its really not difficult to sniff one from another user (like say getting them to visit a link like http://mydesktop.companyname.com/..).

Its so bad that for certain systems we check the origin of your connection and will only trust you if you've come from the DMZ rather than internal.
Most RC anymore used frequency hopping spread spectrum for control. Different brands use different amounts of frequencies they hop between. Though all still in the 2.4, 5.8, or different band. A very select few use two different wavelengths at once. (Dragonlink, crossfire)
Thanks for the comment. I use this tool that I developed. https://github.com/indatawetrust/reddit-crawl. There are currently 100k images registered. Obviously I don't have much idea about copyright.
> as long as you don't speak Portuguese

No. The same thing happened to me and my friends, everyone speaks Portuguese.
>The Linux Kernel would beg to differ

And it would be wrong in differing. Memory and synchronization bugs the kind of Rust prevents are found in the kernel all the time.
Well, then he's dumb, because he should at least acknowledge that the conviction date is from before 1996, so who knows what happened?
Happened to me in Paris. Same reply from the Uber support, but I’m pretty sure I paid around 30€ more than needed. They kept refusing: I deleted my account.
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Use docker compose and mount volumes, move the folder move the service
Interesting thing about debt is that there is evidence supporting the view that debt predates money, and money came about to represent that (not, as Adam Smith postulated that there were bartering economies and then money came in as a more efficient way of trading) - see https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/02/barter-...
I'd love to know how you came to both of those conclusions.
Some background information: in attempt to gain insight into air quality, 20k people installed NO2 measuring devices in front of their homes for a month. Spread out throughout the northern half of Belgium.

NO2 is only one aspect of air pollution, but it's a pretty good proxy for for general air pollution. Most airborne NO2 comes from internal combustion engines, which are also a significant source of other kinds of air pollution (particulate matter etc).

The results are pretty disturbing. Most people in Flanders essentially don't breathe clean air.
Why don't you start a European subsidiary? That would be a really good way to scale without compromising on quality. The need is great for something like that.
I’m not super familiar with Uber’s signup, but I was once interested in just seeing the details of it as a driver. I ended up with two approved accounts by accident. Albeit one was for Uber eats and the other for Uber driving. But they were not appreciably different.

Disclaimer: I never actually performed any rides or deliveries on the platform. At least not at the juncture.
I had quite some time previously done it for a few days during concert “surges”.
It won't. Google owns the Internet. What are you going to do? Leave and start your own internet? Get real.
The Economist’s Espresso is also great for bite size news every day.
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WRT your concern that Abortions would be prohibited if Kavanaugh is confirmed:

Brett Kavanaugh: "If confirmed to the D.C. Circuit, I would follow Roe v. Wade faithfully and fully. That would be binding precedent of the Court. It's been decided by the Supreme Court."

You may choose not believe him, but that's what's what he stated.

WRT the comparison with Clarence Thomas.

I agree the ferocity of these organized character assassination attempts are similar, and they affected both man (and Kavanaugh's family in his case) -- were similar.

Both choked and teared up a bit.

See Thomas's response

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peEA-fqmwDU&feature=youtu.be...

I am sure Kavanaugh will get the confirmation.

But I also hope the loophole, where 'the accused has the duty to prove innocence, against the 11th hour, unsubstantiated accusations' -- will be clearly made illegal through the nomination/election/confirmation process.

While at a different level of absurdity and physical harm to the accused, all together --- but US has a history sending people to death row without hard evidence.

Seeing a version of it executed as a coordinated hit on a political scene, by the Democrats -- is very disheartening.

There is no 2 sides, there is no moral equivalence, indeed.
It is like competing in sport, with the team that uses anabolic. Really, there is no fairness or 'equality.

As far as feeling compassion for Dr. Ford. Given 'the evidence', that has not be corroborated by even one person that she claimed was a witness.....

At this stage, I feel as much compassion for her, as I do for Crystal Gale Mangum
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_lacrosse_case
Do you have any tips on getting better at this (eg writing explanatory pieces on technical issues) apart from simply doing it over and over again?
What have we learned? What has changed? The answer to both seems to be: not much.
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And you can choose focus by geographic region, which is nice!
No https and I can see 3 links on a 27inch screen. I'd say that's far from minimal. On Pinboard (which I'd call minimal) I can see 10 links at the same time.
I moved from Manchester (in the Article) to Holland a year ago. Maybe my comment might be insightful.

No it's not a problem here... Illegal drugs are still a thing, but anything that was in Manchester an 'ex-legal high' tends to be sold at SmartShops which have a brick-and-mortar presence.

I have never seen anyone who was obviously a spice-head. I've seen some homeless people here (much less than in Manchester), but they actually mainly just chat (in English) to me and ask for help rather than pure begging. Holland actively helps homeless people which is less than I can say for the UK.

I've been asked for help about 4 times in 1 year in the Netherlands.

I got asked once a day in Manchester.

In London, I got asked 4 times a day!

The spice epidemic in Manchester, isn't purely a result of drug law. The current UK government has no compassion for the homeless or unemployed. If you force people into vulnerable situations, then they are going to be taken advantage of.

# Another story about why spice is popular...

About 6 years ago, the place in the article (Piccadilly Gardens), had sellers trading weed. It was terrible stuff, both low quantity, and low value, but it was clearly labeled with a green cannabis leaf. It was relatively harmless. If you asked anyone 'where could i get some', it was the first answer.

About 4 years ago, they increased police presence in Piccadilly Gardens due to complaints about 'the smell'. Local newspapers wrote about it, and the end result were, several of the dealers were arrested. These were dealers that had been operating for years, and were the closest thing to a 'go-to' place there was in the city center.

4 years ago, ex-legal highs were not yet outlawed. It's not hard to imagine what happened with the vacuum.

For me, weed is not longer exciting. It is a take it or leave it thing now, and I am much more concerned with my relationship with alcohol... but yeah... Spice is a problem because weed is a 'class B drug' now.
No need to berate yourself about being meta. It's a perfectly valid question to wonder if this article is fake.
Yeah I go to Target first now -- I like the hassle-free returns (same as Amazon) but with the guarantee that items are verified authentic.

I've noticed that Target has, however, slowly begun to list inventory that I am guessing it doesn't have stock for, since there's literally pages and pages worth -- let's hope that Target does NOT pull the marketplace-sourced inventory scheme, because then there would be no difference between Target and Amazon anymore.
I got caught by a dark pattern asking me subscribe with an x to close option. Clicking the x option navigated me away and then informed me that I'd reached an article limit when I tried to go back to the article. Might just be my fat fingers(they are not fat) but its still not a great user experience.
Communism is a tool to rule China, so it can only be used by President Xi.
Even if Amazon needs 10 billion stickers and it has to buy a sticker manufacturer, the profitability is what matters.

How much does adding one the sticker cost relative to the average Amazon product? 0.1%? How much does it cost relative to the cost of the counterfeiting problem?
That's even more worrisome, then. I didn't have any problems, when I took the same trip with the local friend, and the taxi drivers even laughed when she told them, how much I had previously paid.
Facebook Data Breach Affects at Least 50M Users
> a basic page that can host data and display a few bar charts and text (ideally in a UX pleasing way).

That sounds like a static site. Unless you need some interaction per user, I'd recommend buying a ready theme, adding the content and uploading that to S3. Ignore WordPress and frameworks unless you really have a need for them.
Election Security Remains Just as Vulnerable as in 2016
I will improve the interface. Thank you so much for your comment.
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Sorry, I misread that one. I thought you meant self-hosted.

Just out of curiosity, have you tried or have heard of someone who tried? I mean nothing stops one from pointing a Domain to a Home ISP IP address and creating DKIM and SPF entries for that. I kind of doubt that Google can determine with high accuracy whether an IP is from a Consumer ISP or not, especially when it comes to small ISPs - which might be the most interesting, when already going so far... ;-)
About Adiyogi being a myth, we've established archeological proof of the sites, so it's not simply a myth, it's debatable.

What should i read from the link you posted, if it's you reading that text and accepting it as 'truth' then let me tell you, it's nothing more than your belief (ground for a shared madness or religious maybe?). It's not science, I've experience in academia, i already know how the data is cherry picked to match the narrative of the person or whoever is paying for the study. I won't accept it.

As for me, I've been using Cannabis for years, i already know what it has changed in my life. It's all positive.
Not the same.. that breach was way before the acquisition, you can't conclude from that breach that MS development or security practices were lacking ..
I imagine the cost of actually placing the stickers on things would far outweigh the cost of the stickers themselves.
I feel this attention seeking has infected everything though.

Even these subscription also realize that you are more likely to pay if they have your attention (and feel they must constantly remind you how awesome they are and that you couldn't live without them). In the end it doesn't really matter if you pay with money or ads. And with news subscriptions you very often don't even get rid of ads if you pay so those incentives are still at play.

Yes there are nuances and exceptions but this is a trend that deeply saddens me.
> The core API is C++, from kernel to user space

That was what made me get interested in BeOS in first place.
You know nothing about me. I'm sorry that you had a difficult personal experience.

This is a gross sociological question involving millions of people. Nothing anyone can say about a question like this can possibly cover every case.

Maybe Bahnsen is wrong, but he's not uninformed. He works in the financial industry and makes an interesting argument.
Yes, i don't because i am already happy. It's not a goal anymore
Did I read the article correctly that the C code was compiled with -O2 and not -O3? Why?
It still needs to catch up with mainframes' security, though.
Every item is already tagged with a unique sku (except for pre-approved commingled items). These numbers trace back to the vendor and Amazon is pretty quick to lick these vendors off the platform. But they just come right back under a different name.
Based in central Europe, have received counterfeit products that were indistinguishable from the real one. On the surface counterfeits have become difficult to identify, it is not about blurry and misspelled labels anymore. Especially if it comes to electronics they are not less dangerous. Non-electronic items like books get counterfeited too.

But I had more trouble with fake reviews selling me mediocre (often Chinese) products. I check the same US Amazon product on Fakespot for almost everything now (but the fake reviewers will game that system too). Amazon is clearly outsourcing their job to the customers.

Been a (happy) Amazon customer since I'm legally allowed to buy there and liked marketplace in the beginning for second-hand products and buying from smaller scale shops (the scale of the family winery in Saarland), but rolling out the red carpet for the Chinese counterfeit "economy" is just dangerous given that Amazon's number one rule that made them successful is keeping customer trust. Co-mingling - I don't see how anybody at Amazon could have believed that 1-day shipping is a more important metric than selling genuine products.

I wish they temporarilly blocked Chinese marketplace sellers as a whole until these issues are solved, by whatever entity. As a customer I don't care that this is unfair towards a handful of moral sellers, I care about not getting shocks from electronic equipment that I bought at full price. When I want to buy terrible Xiaomi products for some reason (e.g. because I fell for the Apple counterfeit's fake reviews) I can still go to eBay or Alibaba like back in the days.

The other solution would be visibly and strongly separating marketplace again, like in the beginning, or putting it on a separate dedicated website that crosslinks with main Amazon.
A stupid accusation.
The current situation is by 2017, a successful new drug costs 1.5B $ and 14 years in average, at the same time, more than 95% drug researches fail at different stages. In addition, the patent period counts far before the clinical trials ( begin from the molecular compound finding), usually the patent will only protect its drug less than 10 years. The drugmakers have to earn enough money in less than 10 years to cover all the cost spending on its own research and other failed researchs.

Yes, they can make enough profit. Without that, what else can support them to continue research new drugs? by you?
yes they will have to go studying proper capitalistic values
Use Firefox Reader View after the page covers the content with the article limit banner. Reader View is an icon that appears on the right side of the address bar.
can't you sit in the car, and watch the driver end the trip before getting off?
As Apple and Microsoft have found out, one just needs to provide a UNIX/Linux userspace layer and it's a win.
If cannabis was legal, I'm pretty sure the majority would use it instead of spice. Hell, if cannabis had been legal before spice became a thing, I'm sure spice never would have become a thing - indeed, a whole host of synthetic analogues for a variety of drugs would probably never have come into existence.
A small anecdote, but when I was in high school they started drug testing if you participated in or used any non-essential services, like parking or playing on a sports team or joining a club. The effect was that a lot of people that smoked cannabis switched to spice. It was also legal at the time, so it was potentially easier to get.

In my opinion, the policy bit the school in the ass because spice had a considerably stronger and more harmful effect than cannabis.