skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because most articles don't trigger the same responses.

It is the outrageuos and the radical that trigger the interest.

Have you not noticed that the links on the side of all the trash blogs are full of "The craziest snake!" or whatever?

Which clickbait works better - "Hitler loved his black maid" or "cheap diapers"? Does that really mean that more people are searching for Hitler's black maid than for cheap diapers?
> 5. Open another tab and type domain name manually.

I think this point is vulnerable to typosquatting and could actually reduces the overall security of your approach. I would say if the Wikipedia link matches the search engine link you are good to go.
SKT is deprecated
I never knew this was a thing until I became a land surveyor and forgot to take off my hi-vis vest a few times when entering different places, usually to find something to eat or drink.
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all black people have the same experiences?

heyooo
With such a doctrinaire approach, you never will get it.

Try reading up on the many efforts during English and European history to constrain free speech and realize how that has been abused by the government so many times.

I don't get why you conflate shooting people with free speech in the first place.
One could argue that to somebody with racist inclination a black person wearing a hi-viz might look even more credible.
Hi Tonichan
any GOOD reason why porting existing stuff that works ?
> 1. Charging stations.

That has high up-front costs which I'm guessing is why these startups don't do it, plus it requires negotiating with the city, and assuming your customers are not selfish assholes (that's an assumption which is not going to hold).

If you want charging stations, aside from the city negotiation and up-front costs you need to strongly incentivise their use and have permanent crew roaming around to move devices back to charging stations, and for high-traffic areas that's probably not going to be sufficient: your average e-k-scooter takes a couple hours to charge to 80%.

Battery-swapping (gogoro & co) is a pretty good alternative there as your "charging station" becomes a large bank of batteries you can swap in/out, but it requires room for standardised user-swappable batteries, and an actual standard. Not really an option for e-k-scooters where the battery is underfoot and at least partially structural.
> She also points to recent publicized examples of black people being subject to poor treatment while engaging in normal activities.

The one about Oprah in Zurich is absolute bullshit. When you take in account that the boutique in question is one of Zurich's most luxurious (not for nothing they have $38k purses on sale) you can imagine the type of treatment any customer gets from the salespeople, who are used to see incredibly rich customers from any part of the world pop in for their shopping. If anything, the episode highlights exactly the hyper-sensitivity of some people (given that Oprah didn't just lie to publicise her then upcoming movie on the theme of racism, "The Butler").
Packing a punch is not only useful to fix things, but often the best way to get you an answer. Or as my control theory professor used to say:

If you want to know how an unknown system reacts, first thing you do is to hit it hard.

What he meant was that applying the Heaviside function to the inputs of a system to determine the step response [1] is one of the first things we should do.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Step_response
Notepad++ and Dropbox work quite well together.
Are there not significant diminishing returns to such techniques? More sophisticated eviction strategies need to be proporially more effective to compensate for the increased overhead. Or do you see the simulations only as an offline tool for better researching caching strategies.
What stops a package developer to become a maintainer as well (even under another name to keep the blame to that identity only)?

It just tends to work better in managed repos but the problem can still easily be poked.
You could just get a free AOL cd at the gas station, it included Internet Explorer.
Systemd can wait for dbus services to be fully ready instead of just process start. Iirc there is also a way to use the watchdog apis for this if you have other types of ipc than dbus.
Ninja is generic and minimalist. You can use it for anything that can be defined as a command with inputs and outputs.

Writing ninja files by hand is tedious and those extra features make provides can make it easier to use, but in principle ninja should be able to handle anything make could.

It also works in windows.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/cyclists-join-high-vi...
Great coverup for Sam's support of homophobic and sexist dictators.
What percentage of the coast lines around the world are covered by cell towers, I wonder?

It would be an improvement over having to find them manually, but if you've gone to the effort to engineer an electronics package capable of connecting to a cell tower after years at sea you can probably get it to ping a satellite regularly "for free".
I've noticed it. Very much so. I've thought it might be because I use TrackMeNot but, I've been using that for a long time so, even given that, I've seen a lot more reCaptcha. Yes.
The World's Tiniest Optical Gyroscope Is Now Smaller Than a Grain of Rice
I was surprised how many people weared hi-vis vests in the UK when I visited. School children, bikers, any kind of worker with a uniform... That could definitely work there, but in my part of Europe they're only used by some construction workers or maintenance people. Only some.
I think the point is that if they were more expensive (and that money went to drivers), then users might think twice about summoning a car when they don't really need one, and give more consideration to more traffic- and environmentally-friendly alternatives. There's also the possibility that drivers might be able to make a reasonable living without feeling pushed to cut corners in maintenance, rest, etc.

Just giving tips to drivers can help out the individual drivers who benefit from them, but it doesn't shift the balance for the ecosystem as a whole.
You must live somewhere warm. I'm getting sad just thinking of my winter commute. Winter is coming. Bleargh.

Wait, there's magic bubble of warmth and comfort that will take me to my destination without having to mill around with the other cold yet sweaty 99% Chimpanzees in their puffy insulated layers? Sold!
How come knowing how to redirect stdin is un-Unixy?

Pipes are a good tool, and so are many others. Having a good command of other basic mechanisms of the shell is going to hugely pay off, try to have a brief shot if you want [0].

[0] https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Redirecti...
I agree completely, you'd work out what kind of power budget you have (maybe even monitor it if you are using solar) and phone home as regularly as reasonable.
100ms additional latency will cost me losing my mind if its some interactive piece of UX like typing, scrolling, pwning noobs in battlegrounds...
You don't have to use literal colors for color coding. Different stipple patterns, for example, work too.
So in your opinion why isn't "Hitler loved his black maid" the top result for every search query?
Not familiar with insserv or startpar but there is a difference between supports and supports. Most systems support everything in the sense that it's turing complete but it should be easy to do it without creating spaghetti also. Not saying systemd is the best or only system that can do this, it was just an example, but older ones usually make it very messy.
The author mentions to be unsatisfied with the solution to use symlinks for finding DocBook XSL files. The correct way to reference DocBook XSL stylesheets is to use the HTTP URL to the stylesheet, which will be looked up in the XML catalog of your system. This catalog file maps URLs to files on disk and is managed by your package manager.

You should also forbid your tools to access these URLs directly (--nonet), as it would be incredicly slow and you rather want your build to fail in this case instead of downloading on-demand.

xsltproc --nonet http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/manpages/docbook.xsl foobar.xml

If you prefer to work with files instead of passing long URLs on command line, use a small wrapper file to import the real stylesheet and pass that on command line instead of using the URL. The advantage is that you can also put additional <xsl:param> tags to customize the output right into this file.

<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
<xsl:import href="http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/manpages/docbook.xsl"/>
<!-- put additional xsl:param here -->
</xsl:stylesheet>
Show HN: An opensource, distributed app store
My favorite quote is that he sold more books on physics than Madonna did on sex.
Yes.

My instinct is that it was a result of running Linux as it is likely the majority of spam requests come from Linux servers whereas the majority of legitimate requests come from Windows computers. It makes sense that anti-spam systems would take this into account. To fix this I changed my browser fingerprint to tell websites I was running Windows. I have no data to prove it, but I feel as though this has reduced the number of CAPTCHAs I've had to complete.

Also, it is possible websites are increasing their anti-spam measures as a result of the alleged Russian interference in the politics of western countries using bot/spam accounts.

My final theory is that someone is paying them a lot of money for the data they collect for use in training their self-driving vehicle AI. In this case they would want to show you CAPTCHAs more frequently to collect more data to sell for more profit.
Appshare is a distributed appstore which distributes apps as a HTML file. Ask me any questions you may have here.
I think make is too much of a write-only language, it's also hard to debug and autogenerators (automake) create makefiles that are just abhorrent.
Yes, you are correct (I speak Dutch, not German, but they are very close).

In Dutch we use a lot of English words: Computer, keyboard, ... . So when I hear an English sounding 'beamer', I think it's English :).

We basically use 'projector' for anything from slide to video projector. But it seems the digital age introduce a new word 'beamer' in our language (and German), that didn't happen in English.
There's a reason motorcycles are common in the summer in WA State, but very rare in the winter. You'll arrive completely drenched if you're not in a car. Not only is there rain, sometimes sideways rain, but also lots of roadway spray. At times, there are "greyout" conditions where you can't see more than 100 feet down the freeway, for all the water in the air.

Seattle's former Mayor Mike McGinn used a bicycle to commute, and often arrived at city meetings as a sweaty and smelly person. Most businesses don't have a shower for bicyclists.
Interesting. I found this article about it, though it's not very technical: https://news.microsoft.com/features/the-engineers-engineer-c...
My reasoning is that someone could change the Wikipedia link to a look-alike domain and that this could easily go unnoticed for some time. Even if the domains visually match they don't need to be identical (Unicode Confusables [1]), but the plain ASCII version that I can type on my keyboard is probably the right one.

[1] http://unicode.org/cldr/utility/confusables.jsp
It's like GP has never shopped at Costco.

Edit: or had elderly parents. When someone needs to use a walker, good luck getting them on a bicycle. Plus, where do you carry the walker?
In China, approximately 100% of food delivery folks use electric mopeds, which (at least in Beijing) don't require a licence and don't require registration (although the latter is due to change soon).

They don't generally speed, and their adherence to other traffic rules, courteous parking etc. are indistinguishable from other vehicle users.
the mobile handelling is lacking, ill check it out when im at a desktop
Doubt it honestly. Seems to me like the main group of people up in arms about it are those who never did serious Java development anyways.
They actually give the option and I think people should use it. https://i.imgur.com/A7Xs29E.png
> ... is now fully open sourced. Thx Oracle

FTFY.
Gap is to Twitter what Boat is to Reddit.

The problem with pushing extremists to their own platform is that the readers don't experience any countervailing views.
Yep, it doesn't work on mobile yet.
But BSD make has extensions too. They're just different extensions.
TODAY 7:30 PM: Make Diamonds at Home
Have you started using the internet in the last 2-3 years Google was not censoring suggestions until a lot of noise was made about racist results etc. So this hasn't come out of the blue and anyway search suggestions are just that suggestions I don't think Google is censoring the results unless it is being forced to us dmca or European right to be forgotten or whatever restrictions are being put by different countries for search results by users in each country.
> I frequently have a driver who is obviously different than the one pictured in the app.

Do you continue the ride? Do you inform the company?

> Talk about an industry that needs regulation!

I infer that you use Uber/Lyft/etc despite your concerns. Why not instead vote with your wallet, and use one of those nice, government-regulated taxicabs?
Huge fan! A long time ago my younger brother and I had another friend that had a card printing machine and we made some semi-official looking IDs (including mag strips) with names on them like "Initech", "Telstar Logistics", "Vandelay Industries", and "Amalgamated Products." These were used in a game where we'd try to get in to various places and up the ante on each other.
I spent years migrating LN to SharePoint for apps, gmail for email. Then SharePoint to Salesforce. For apps, yes, those are modern versions of the ideas. But none of them match what Ozzie was talking about in the article, which is that the original concepts were around communication and collaboration. For that part of Notes, HN would be an equivalent of one Notes discussion board. Social media in general is an evolution past simple discussion, growing into an entire industry that originated from building communities.

The idea that you can sit at a terminal while still connecting to others was addictive in the 70s, and remains addictive today. But if nothing else, this little snippet of history should remind people the value of knowing history, to avoid repeating mistakes.
I couldn’t imagine citing that statistic and thinking it was meaningful for every business.
To what if don’t mind asking?
My guess would be that it has something to do with corporate phone systems. In some cases they want all incoming calls to the front desk or 800 number regardless of the outgoing number - and it’s not all that uncommon for each desk in an office to have an actual individual number instead of an extension. So that outgoing calls all have the front desk as caller ID, but individual employees can choose to give out their direct number to vendors or important clients or whoever.

Not that that justifies allowing the system to be abused like this.
The Politics Behind Choosing a Mars 2020 Landing Site
Maybe orgies are just that normal there
I no longer pick up the phone unless the caller is in my address book. But the ringing is still distracting.

iOS lets you suppress calls from all but contacts, but to do that you have to put your phone in “do not disturb” mode, which also suppresses all other notifications. So that’s a non-starter.

Any other ways to shut them up?
Makes me wonder if compute kernels would be a better solution if you're trying to emulate all these rasterizer quirks while being fast enough to be playable.
>the relaxed leg would be actually be an inch longer than the as-yet-untreated leg //

You probably know the "move one arm around in a circle and it looks an inch shorter". This has been used by scammers to demonstrate their ability as physicians, "see I can manipulate your body so effectively your limbs are different lengths" ...
Tangential on top of the pile-on: when using a "not-logged into google services browser that is not Chrome" the Google captchas produced are at times never ending for me (i.e. I will never spot enough traffic lights and cars for them to let me past). Would be interested in whether others have had similar experiences?
At my local Kmart years ago, a canoe got stolen and security couldn't believe someone had done it. Turns out two guys walked in, went straight to the sporting goods department, picked up the canoe with one guy holding each end above their shoulders, and walked out the front door. The greeter held the door open for them!
You’re Scaling All Wrong Why Leadership Debt Can Kill Your 10x Growth
grep is standardized.

http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/gr...

Using ag et al in a script makes your script non-portable, which is the opposite of the goal here.
Japan too. Maybe it's an Asian thing
Gig Economy
For anyone interested, I'm providing FreeBSD CI services on sr.ht. We use it to test wlroots[0].

https://builds.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/job/9348

I'm also working on OpenBSD and NetBSD, other kernels, and non-x86 architectures. If anyone is interested in using this to make their software more portable, please let me know! Email in my profile.

[0] https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots
Running a Wall of Sheep in the Wild
After almost 20 years, I've too moved away from Java for personal projects years ago. But I'm doing this just because Java has become boring, and I've always preferred natively compiled languages anyway. I can't see anything wrong with how Oracle has handled this. OpenJDK is the reference implementation, and is licensed under the GPL with classpath exception. What else is Oracle supposed to do?
Very small weights .. if you're already overweight then you're lifting quite a lot as is. Probably any new "lifting" regime should start with only body weight?

I had crippling back pain [literally, it put me to the floor, unable even to crawl] in the lower back that seems to have been guarded against with weekly Shotokan karate sessions - my hypothesis is that my sacroiliac joint was "tight" and that the emphasis on low stances and hip-rotation has loosened/strengthened it sufficiently to avoid damage. I did manage to damage my hamstring setting off to run though, now I warm up before I warm up!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siteswap
It speaks well of their program that the first two stages worked. Losing a couple of rockets in the first 10 launch attempts is par for the course in developing a new rocket, even for organizations that have been doing this for decades. If a new organization loses a couple more on their first rocket then that's how you learn.
Two off-topic questions: what else is in the bag? And are there other scenarios that you've specifically prepared for?
I haven't really seen enough Python code in my life to have an opinion about readability of Python code in the wild. But I have seen quite a lot of unreadable (unminimized) Javascript code.

In the end it really depends on how much the developer is suffering from some form of impostor syndrome: if they're not, you have a good chance they will create code that will be unmaintanable even for them in a few months time. Regardless of language.
Try logging in with ea origin ...
Vice also had another article on social engineering into a highly-secured office by pretending to be an interior designer.

https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/qv34zb/how-i-...
For what it’s worth, “global heating” is how the phenomenon is described in spanish (“calentamiento global”, while global warming” would be “entibiamiento global”), so to a native spanish speaker like me it doesn’t read odd that he uses it that way in english.
I play too much CSGO, I found that a ping above 120 makes play too hard. Thankfully a change in ISP/technology dropped my ping by about 80.
May have worked. I have worked in hospitals in US and there's no way you could walk in without someone (officially, the nurse in charge) asking you who you are. I was actually expelled from hospitals even though I did have a nametag and an approval to work there.
Interviewing Founders of Early Stage AI Startups
Yeah, big typo there - should have said hundreds of thousands (as indicated in the sources cited, including the OP) - but too late to edit now :)

I'm not sure even World War II had a death toll that high.
I mean, what's behind the curtain of most things is "a bunch of differential equations".

With things like astrophysics you also have "and computer simulations".
Interesting road map - some features seem like would be moving java closer to go (walhalla, loom, Panama)
This is exacltly what you would get if you'd deliberately moved all links to the legitimate site way down. Maybe because it's your competition?
I often dig into phishing and malware spam I receive, reporting it to the abuse@ address for the sending network, and reporting any links hosting malware.

I frequently come across malware hosted on onedrive and I've stopped bothering to try to report it, its still there months later and I've never received a response from Microsoft.
I find these cute and beautiful. As someone who cannot draw well, I appreciate graphic designs that attract people and make things a bit more fun where necessary. Computers and websites are already scary and difficult to use for most common people. Humanizing them in ways like these could possibly reduce the intimidation factor and get the message across to people. I would actually welcome more of these in consumer facing sites and services. They may probably not sit very well in enterprise settings, depending on the service and audience.
How kind of you to have made such a thing. It can be useful for people with memory problems.

How inspiring.
Show HN: [c] linear compression utility
America and Europe both have problems with Islamic terrorism, too, and yet neither place censors the “harmful propaganda” of radicalist imams. What does get censored is anything that can be interpreted as critical of Islam, eg https://m.dw.com/en/calling-prophet-muhammad-a-pedophile-doe...

Democrats have been blaming right-wing rhetoric for domestic terrorism ever since Bill Clinton blamed Rush Limbaugh for the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. It’s a transparent political power play.
Were you switching from dialup to high-speed internet? The latency numbers sound about right for dialup to a local server - if memory serves from the early 2000s.
50 Millions
When I was a teen I ended up in a lot of outpatient mental health stuff (similar story, abusive parents who were very convinced they were normal) and the girls I was friends with there would outcast anyone who started diagnosing people colloquially like that from the main group. If anyone does it to anyone in my life I instantly write them off as a moron and probable manipulator.
It looks like they've fixed it but a few months ago I googled "Microsoft Customer Support" and the top results were all to obvious scam sites.
> and I suspect that the mental impact is not due to the caffeine per se but due to the culture around it

I would assume that people who consume excessive amounts of a sweat fluid from neon colored cans with ridiculous names tagged on it also have lower capability of self reflection and additional tendency towards drug abuse. That might also contribute to less efficient processing of traumatic experiences.