skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you sure EU already isn't being run by fascists? Sure seems like most of the world is slipping into Fascism right now, and I wouldn't doubt for a second that the internet censorship proposal in OP is to censor left wing ideaologies that would bring prosperous conditions to the working class and poor of the EU.

Keep in mind that during the rise of Hitler, the USA never did the things to Fascists and Nazi's that they did to leftists during the Red Scare & McCarthyism. Having workers rights and socialized health care is a big threat to the ruling class.

The bourgeois elite are very very scared of people like Jeremy Corbyn, but fascists will certainly keep those borgeois safe, rich, and profiting off of war against brown people and homeless people.

>A person who believes that there is a hierarchy of personhood — that some people are more human than others, and some fall below the threshold of being people entirely — and furthermore, that that hierarchy should be institutionalized, is a fascist. A movement composed of such people is a fascist movement. A government managing such a project is a fascist government. (The natural moral logic of such a hierarchy is that violence must be done to the weak by the strong, since they are not human beings at all, but parasites and predators.)

Is this not what the world elite are doing right now? UN Special Rapporteur this week came out with new reports of rampant poverty in USA and UK. What the US & EU allies did to the middle east? Does none of this qualify as fascism?

I think by the time the world wakes up to the fact that they're currently living in at least some form of fascism or close to it, it will be too late.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/nov/05/un-rapporte...

Edit: Care to comment with reasons why you're downvoting and even flagging? I'm always open to changing my mind.
late response, but i just got stop debugging for a typescript/node app set up in webstorm. far easier than i (and this article) had built it up to be. the sourcemap stuff was actually already taken care of, it was the addition of `$NODE_DEBUG_OPTION` to the `ts-node-dev` command that did the trick
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand – The Spark of World War One
Memory Management in Python
The shared bikes around here have solid rubber tires. I'm not sure it's a good tradeoff though.
It's a pretty standard hot pot ingredient in the U.S.
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Det er sandt mann.
Stop exploitation of foreign postdocs in the United States
tcpkit can run on the server side or client side and exports the stats to the user by TCP port
Don't be evil, right?
#CreatePreneur Africa Dobijoki Ema, Ignite Africa Centered Education,
Enough people turn down the work to push of the salaries of people that take it. That's a real cost for disreputable industries.
Ah yes it was Boomhauer. Couldn’t find the video on YouTube. Thanks.
$2 a day?

If you really want to be socially inclusive, raise taxes on those that can afford to pay (wealthy pensioners are massively undertaxed in the UK for instance), and distribute it as "consumer tokens", or cash, that people can spend on consuming crap.
There are so many examples:

Let's begin with shadow profiles of non users. Despite the fact that I didn't sign up they still store my data and track me.

Facebook being abused as a conduit to manipulate elections and as means for nefarious propaganda concerns all of us. You don't need to be a Facebook user to be directly impacted by the toxic effects of populism on society fostered by them

Further, it's a poison to society by allowing hate speech (but not pictures of breast feeding mothers) to be disseminated on a massive scale

As a human being it concerns me when Facebook is used to support genocide and to aid an abet the silencing of critics in countries like Cambodia or The Philippines

As a Jew I feel personally attacked when the highest echelons of the company blow the most vile, antisemtic dog whistles currently available

I believe that all those things (and much more) affects my life a lot more than people driving BMWs.
The cost of a single trip has always been the cost a pizza slice.
https://www.nytimes.com/2002/01/12/nyregion/nyc-beware-the-p...
Amazon scientists: What NeurIPS (formerly NIPS) tells us about the state of AI
Not a kernel developer, yet! I'd say that you ought to start out with using qemu/kvm to spin up a virtual machine. The qemu documentation itself contains some info on how to hook up a gdb debugger to the os.

Since it's a real hardware problem probably you'll need to set up some usb forwarding to the qemu program, but that should be doable I think.

Again not a kernel hacker but good luck to you!
My 2 cents, steel is better, I've had wrist issues with an aluminum bike that I just don't get with the steel one. It seems to dampen and absorb the high frequency vibrations.
Grow locally, get rid of FarmCorp, reduce the carbon footprint by eliminating the need for transport. Boom, world saved.
I got a new MacBook Pro from work a couple of months ago, and decided to try a scaled back version of this. You can’t reasonably run graphical apps in Docker on MacOS, but most of the CLI tools that I would install via HomeBrew can be run in Docker. I took the same approach that Jess did, and set up a a shell alias for these commands. That way I run the command the way I would normally run it from Terminal.app, but the app isn’t installed at all on my host.

To be clear: I have no real reason to do this, other than to just see how it works. It’s nice to know that if I got a new machine tomorrow, all of the CLI stuff I need is defined in some Dockerfiles and bash aliases, and could be reinstalled pretty quickly. There are other ways to do that, but it’s a fun experiment. In practice, there’s really very little noticeable overhead to running things this way on modern hardware, but I’m also not running things in tight loops where that overhead would matter.

If you’re curious at all about this, Jess has a couple of Github repos worth looking at:

https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles/

https://github.com/jessfraz/dotfiles

Specifically, her aliases are set up here: https://github.com/jessfraz/dotfiles/blob/master/.dockerfunc
I purchased a lifetime subscription to Brain.fm about two years ago. I use the focus mode almost exclusively and appreciate the subtle variability between the tracks. Would any other series of lo-fi track would produce the same results? I don't know.

I think I paid about $50 for it and think it was absolutely worth it. Knowing what I know now, I'd say even the $150 full price lifetime subscription is a good value. From their website it doesn't appear that they offer lifetime subscriptions anymore, which is unfortunate. I don't know if I would pay monthly for this service.

For those of you that already purchased Brain.fm—if you prefer a separate application for music, I would checkout Fluid App. It essentially turns the Brain.fm website into a windowed application.
https://fluidapp.com/
yeah, and tcpkit also can run on the server side and exports the stats info to the user. User can store stats into influxdb or others db.
http://www.lysator.liu.se/mud/mudgod.html

It was quite an inspiration to the admins of the MUDs I played back in the mid to late 90's.
Hanlon’s razor
Interpol presidency vote: Russia in surprise loss to South Korea
Of course. Looks are a big one. Attitude, style, art, standing out. Historical appreciation.

And some bikes are impractical in one way but extremely practical in another, like folding bikes. I have no experience with them myself, but I expect the riding experience to be mediocre. But the ability to fold them up and take them with you is fantastically useful.
The iPod click wheel was the pinnacle of purposed hardware design
How does this differ from scapy other than lua vs python?
Would the Apple News widget shown on iOS also be affected by this?
Only of historical relevance, but sure gave me a good chuckle of the "omg I can't believe that's how they made that work!"-sort when I first read it: Ultima Online fork()ed its server process(es) for marshalling in-process data into files on NFS, and used that mechanism to persist world state: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9820645
> Basically `run-all.sh` generates the results and `plot-all.sh` plots them.

I've done things like this in the past and it's awesome. It would be great if more and more research was done like this so reproducing and extending results was much easier. Congratulations.
Can't believe there isn't already a system which is capable of offering error within 1 millimetre.
While not every business is a zero-sum game, a lot of them are. If I open a coffee shop near another coffee shop and run them out of business by serving better coffee, that's not unethical, it's just capitalism working as intended. What you're probably referring to is what's called rent-seeking. Rents can be described as unproductive profits. Money made through obscure technical means, market position, abuse of trust, etc and not providing a valuable service. Big financial services firms are always a mix of productive services and rent-seeking. It's not really unethical, but it's ethically dubious and it's also considered mandatory in order to stay in business and please the shareholders.
Because smart people can be dumb in their own unique way...
I agree with all that except it should be clearer that Google doesn't gain anything (except PR?) from actually running Google News.

I'm pretty sure they use News as part of their tracking efforts. Being an extremely tight lipped and secretive company this point would be extremely hard to prove.

But given their history of shutting down unprofitable properties I would be surprised if they just provide this service for altruistic reasons.
the conspiracy goes back to the 1980s, with corroborated witnesses from both American and Russian elements.

The watergate journalist wrote a book on him. The guy who prosecuted watergate is looking at finances, money laundering specifically.

I'm not saying this is a 100% thing but it's a more of a case of 99.99999% that current president has been laundering money for the Russian mob since Taj Mahal days. We also see a curious case of a man who was so broke no bank in the world would give him relief....except Russian banks....controlled by the Russian _____ .

I will leave that as a blank for you to complete as an easy exercise.
Silk Road’s alleged hitman, “redandwhite,” arrested in Vancouver
Besides removing a few features, there's little difference between an iPhone 6 plus and the current model.
It's about the original AvP game for the PC that was released in 1999. Not the 2010 'reboot' game.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliens_versus_Predator_(1999_v...
Ask HN: Is it better to use “Read More” in blogs?
I used to think that it is better to use "Read More" in my posts to make it easier for readers to scroll down and see more articles. Especially because some of my articles are long. But now I'm not sure. It may be better for readers to see whole articles. What do you think?

My blog (in Turkish): https://notlar11.wordpress.com/
Cardiovascular risk factors can be predicted from retinal images using ML
Getting Started with Google Cloud Platform Tutorial
Group decision making for remote teams – a UX case study
This is one of the hardest topics to grasp in cycling, particularly since it is hard to find introductory but authoritative info applied to frame design (as opposed to general mechanical engineering books). And it is tough to map the objective material properties to the subjective feel of the ride quality.
Ha. Stanislaw Lem is one of my favourites. And The Cyberiad is my favourite of his, followed maybe by Tales of Pirx the Pilot and The futurological congress.

The first two are collections of short stories. You can find something from the Cyberiad online if you look for the pdf- Trurl's electronic bard is sort of spot on in this thread.
Can't believe?

Because triangulation with signals from orbit passing through the atmosphere is trivial?
the cervelo p5x time trial bicycle starts from $8k for “just” the frame:
https://www.cervelo.com/p5x

“full spec” is $16k.
4 may be a small number when the TOTAL number of iphone suppliers considered.
Even scarier, look at the denaturing temperature of a prion like mad cow disease. Normal coming temperatures or boiling water wont do anything.

http://certoclav.com/en/support/knowledge/show/autoclaving-p...

Cliff notes: 270 Degrees Celsius for 90m. And under certain conditions the leftover particles can renature themselves.
Repurpose Your Laptop’s Unused Optical Drive Bay for Your Raspberry Pi
Yep, got back into cycling to work this summer by siging up for one of the bike sharing programs. Good lifehack if like me you are obviously in need of some exercise but can't really be bothered to go to a gym. Also saving a ton on transport tickets. I wouldn't claim it is faster but definitely more relaxing.
Scroller imitating Apple iMessage scroll effect
I've been a motorcycle marshal for big triathlon races (Ironman and others) over the last few years. Aside from the elites who are basically all on the high-dollar bikes, the value of the bike seems to be a near-insignificant factor in the overall performance equation.
> there's little difference between an iPhone 6 plus and the current model

Upgraded to XS after wading into a pool with my 6. Biggest hidden feature is the electronic SIM card. I can buy international data with GigSky for much cheaper than AT&T would let me.
I don't know I think it'd be pretty interesting to find out that Wall Street is not actually part of NYC but has it's own police, government etc... purely for benefit of the banks.
I found this thread which has some stats on the memory savings achieved through KSM, but the results weren't very impressive.
I don't think you want to do a blind test on a bike.
I use this for focus, https://musicforprogramming.net/
'tis a podcast as well.
Guess apple will have to release some extra "security patches" to those older iPhones. Try to bump up those number for next year.

Edit: Downvote all you want. Apple did this before, it is not hard to imagine that they would do it again. I am hardly crying wolf with my comment.
Conservative nonprofit with undisclosed funders paid Matthew Whitaker $1.2M
tcpkit offer embedded Redis/Memcached/DNS latency monitor, and export latency's data to the user, you can store it to influxdb and show latency buckets with grafana. we now use tcpkit to offer redis/memcached latency monitor.
I once worked on a monitoring system (internal and for clients) that was build in house. Everything was configured in an Oracle database.

To adjust the parameter of a check? Edit rows in Oracle using SQL.
Add a new check? Edit rows in Oracle using SQL.
Edit the script for a check? Edit rows in Oracle using SQL.

My job was to make improvements to the scripts/checks/agents, but not the process.
> A page attempts to put you off by making you manually deactivate hundreds of different services if you object to them

Some of which are marked as "opt-out through partner", with no link or other details about how one would do that.

While the trackers are making it a faf to opt out (rather than as the legislation actually required: making it an opt-in situation) I'll just keep on with my side of the arms war that is ad-blocking. Their loss, not mine. I can't say I feel I've missed out on anything by sites failing/refusing to display with ads blocked, links that redirect through trackers not working at all, or just plain backing out of sites that are obnoxious (and in breach) with "by continuing or closing this banner..." and other such.
After a visit to SE Asia I'm in agreement. The transformation that will take place in those cities from IC motorbikes to eBikes will be a huge quality of life improvement in terms of pollution and noise.

Not sure about North America. So many fast moving heavy vehicles and poorer weather don't make eBikes for the masses as appealing.
Many of them got to live in really big mcmansions they should not have been allowed to 'afford' for about 10 years. The labor spent building those houses could have been spent building twice as many small houses.
> since the unconscious understands language perfectly well or it would not understand the problem in the first place

Says who? It's quite ridiculous to assume all thinking happens in the form of language. Not even all conscious thinking does.
A couple of times, yes.

However at least there was a positive outcome, my CV came out looking better in terms of experience in specific technology stacks.

Now for the product themselves, nothing was lost.
Ask HN: How are you structuring your work day?
I'd like to start working on figuring out a more structured work day for me, so that I'm able to more effective. Are you doing this? How are you doing it?
I do miss it when there is a specific news story (usually fairly niche or local) that i am looking for. Duckduck go has a similar service that does work in Spain, but the search isn't as good.
Honest question, but wouldn't few reflect the demand of many?
I run as much python/node/ruby/whatever inside of containers as possible but packaging up something like vim would probably just make me angry with the little startup delays :)
It's not really that hard:

* Headphone jack
* De-nerf NFC
* Switch to usb-c
* Send high res mms to non iPhones (this will also avoid regulatory trouble)

I'm fed up with Google and Facebook and am ready to move, but the fact they can't get these simple things right is mind blowing.
If you banned personal cars into national parks I think you would have a lot less problems. It's kinda sad that people treat these national treasures like a cheap amusement park...
Not if one of them is Foxconn
Very interesting. Do you have a link where I can read more about this?
What proportion precisely, and in which locality?
The interesting thing is is that bitcoin enthusiasts tend to buy a fairly steady supply over time, this is what's maintaining the current price. Eventually demand will starts to wane off after a big run up but the core people are still buying in steady amounts, then once the halving comes and the demand stays relatively steady you start to see the price trend up, this draws in new interest and runs the price up even more, then you have all the rest of the people who are tuned out and they come rushing in and you have full blown FOMO, all the people who've been buying steadily begin to cash out and the price drops off.

It's happened before and it'll happen again like clockwork and that's because bitcoin is just an algorithm.
there’s very strong circumstantial evidence that heisenberg pulled a similar trick and slow-rolled the nazis into not developing a nuclear program. https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2016/12/22/private-heisenbe...
United charges for DirectTV https://www.united.com/CMS/en-US/travel/Pages/DIRECTV.aspx

On the planes where there's on-demand programming (on your tablet or the seatback), that's free. I mostly bring my own and have never paid but I assume they're phasing out the paid option.
Double OHHH. Just realized upon reading your comment that I'd read the title/article the same way, and then forgotten. I guess “forking the D compiler” naturally leads to the source-forking context.

I guess I've learned to forget/ignore the titles on hackernews after using them to decide whether to click through, since they so often mess with them.
Most cities don't have their own unelected delegate in Parliament to represent their interests.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Remembrancer
It may also be a warning sign of the slowdown in the chinese economy.
Whilst it seems apparent from this story that Xu was attempting to steal information from his employer, to me the bigger story is how much access to the justice system in the UK is predicated on wealth.

Not in the use of Allen & Overy, they're a private law firm, anyone who's got the cash can pay them.

The ability to get the quantity of police resource use detailed in this case assigned to a white-collar crime, would seem amazing to UK citizens who would struggle to get that kind of response to likely more serious crimes.
Show HN: Packagr.app – a cloud hosted PyPI server for Python developers
Hi,

I just launched Packagr.app - a simple cloud hosted private PIP index which Python developers can use to store and deploy private Python packages:
https://www.packagr.app

Packagr provides a convenient alternative to open source solutions such as pypiserver and devpi-server and takes care of hosting, authentication and package sharing out of the box

Thanks for looking,

Chris
That's cheap. In the Bay Area, even doubling that is cheap. Take a look at this discussion [1] by electricians of what their businesses costs to run, especially the trade-specific section.

There is a fundamental disconnect in daily life between perceptions of what a job entails and its true costs. No wonder management and purchasing departments everywhere is constantly underestimating effort and costs, then getting pissed when risks and quality issues come up.

[1] https://www.electriciantalk.com/f2/why-do-you-charge-so-much...
What feature is removed from the latest iPhones compared to the iPhone 6 plus, except for the 3.5mm port?
$1000+ phones are not sustainable when the average pay in the US is actually falling in real terms. Buying power and disposable income are being eaten up by taxes and high cost of healthcare.
There is already a youtube "replacement" from Europe: Dailymotion, and it's absolutely terrible.

They are only surviving by hosting copyrighted content and bombarding it with Unskippable ads.
World Tourism Organization Partners with Niantic to Develop Real-World Games
Product loyalty: consumers mistake familiarity with superiority (2007)
The dual electronic SIM is awesome, I agree. I haven't used GigSky before, but their prices are super cheap in comparison. Definitely using that on my next trip overseas. How do you differentiate which data plan you'll use though?
Thats kind of an odd statement. Its being criticized because its the same as the previous gen phone if you subtract what they added. Of course it is!

What they took away from iphone 6 is interesting however. The home button, headphone jack, earpods, and rectangular display.
Ask HN: Do you feel completely drain at end of day?
Hey guys,

I feel completely drain at end of day after work.

When I come home I just want to lie down and watch something.

If I try to do something I feel tired eyes and do not want to do anything.

Do you feel same?

Please suggest how to overcome this.
Perhaps we should coin a new term, "Nixonian".
Mozilla's rr (mentioned in the article) is a time-traveling debugger, but as far as I know it doesn't use fork() for snapshots / time-travel.
Ask HN: I'm giving a TEDx talk about the gender gap in tech
Hi everyone! I've been selected to give a TEDx talk about the gender gap in technology and about how I, while working with a nonprofit, am working on closing this gender gap. Please help me by:
1. Sharing your favorite TED talks
2. Sharing your least favorite TED talks, or ones that weren't done in the best way.
3. Sharing any research/resources you might have for information about the tech gender gap, or any books you might recommend I read!

Thank you!
Steel can be welded or bend back into shape, aluminum and carbon fiber cannot. Even slightly bent aluminum may break at the next stiff bump, steel is much more forgiving.
headphone jack isn't coming back
Foxconn produces at least half of the Iphones around the world, source: https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-iphone-factory-foxconn...

Lumentum etc. are also some of Apple's largest parts suppliers.
What Can We Learn from Dartmouth?