skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the web site:

> Notably is completely free!

That's a bit misleading, freedom means different things to different people. You explain that later as "free of charge", which is good, but the first impression is still bad.
See also http://killedbypolice.net/

It attempts to list all police killings in the US. Unfortunately it looks like they stopped in the middle of this year due to lack of support, but there is five years of interesting past data still there.
Ask HN: Best firewall software?
Is there a decent free firewall solution that doesn't contain ads? Perhaps an open source solution? It seems all of the consumer grade firewalls are mainly focused on upselling you to their paid plans.
At least in USA software is considered free speech, as it should be.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/04/remembering-case-estab...
How is that bait and switch? Their content, their rules.

Its like saying some people get Nike shoes for free in exchange for a review. And when I ask for it, or even take it, they have a problem with it.

I think with physical goods we have an innate understanding of what constitutes as theft. Just because the distribution cost is zero doesn't make digital costs free-for-all.
> To be fair, Linux and friends aren't much better in that regard.

Linux gets there a different way. The standard way to install applications is from the package manager and essentially all of the applications in there are trustworthy (because they're all open source and if they did anything seriously user-hostile, someone would fork it and that version would be the one in the package manager). Meanwhile the package managers do actually add nearly everything that isn't user-hostile, so the need to install anything from another source, while still possible, is rare enough that most people never have to do it.

And binaries downloaded via web browser don't even have the execute bit set by default. You can still do it, but you have to know how, and the people who know enough to know how to do it generally know enough to be suspicious when doing it.

And even then, things typically run as the user rather than root/administrator, so they can't alter the system or anything other than that one user's (presumably backed up) home directory.

Having even more granular permission would be even better, but restricting the harm to one home directory of one user and only in cases of users who are at the same time knowledgeable and stupid has already handled basically the entire problem.
In my opinion, the problem is because content owners/producers want a double standard. They want people to pay for access but they also want there content indexed so people can find it. So if this tool makes it so that the site treats me as an indexer than so what?

Have you ever been in a conversation where someone talks about something and you said “hey I read this cool article on that, let me send it to you.” If so, guess what - you were the search engine for that conversation. Should you then have access to view the non-paywalled content?

So yeah, I have no issue with this add on. If they didn’t want the double standard - to allow free access for some and not others - it is easily possible and in their full control to prevent add ons like these (think of any admin site or service for which you have to login before seeing/do anything.)

Content producers have a choice and they’re choosing to be bullies. I have no moral or ethical qualms when it comes to dealing with bullies or double standards.

Just my two cents.
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CBS/NBC get converted to 720p by comcast before you see it.
I think it the same thing riding bike isn't intrinsically hard to learn, it's about confidence and overcoming fear a lot too. Same goes for downhill skiing, havent done it in years, but would not hesitate.
I'm talking about solar shingles. The technology might be there but the cost is not which is why it'll take at least 10 years to be energy efficient.
Just because one game managed to pull it off a decade or so ago doesn't mean that sort of success is the norm.
Watch Hungarian MP-S Silenced in the Parliament
Tesla means massive expense.
also coincides with advertising deregulation, the advent of ads directed at children during the first reagan administration
Lyft uses stripe, I wouldn’t consider them small.
What makes BeOS and Haiku unique
Calling them safe is an abstraction that simplifies the conversation. Seat belts are meant to keep you alive at all costs. Often they're very damaging. But calling them unsafe muddies the conversation.
What is BitChute and why should I care that it's being suspended by Patreon? If I go to the front page of this site I just see a default Wordpress sidebar; there is one post that shows upon the front page, and it is password protected.
No it doesn’t. Free speech means allowing nazis to express themselves so you and others can understand nazism.

If you’re genuinely interested in understanding the principle of free speech, I recommend this as an introduction:

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/freedom-speech/
A few months ago, I heard people in the break room at work - educated software engineers in Silicon Valley - saying the same thing and nodding their heads sagely. It was hard for me to say something in opposition without losing my temper or insulting anyone.
The platform they were attempting to replace is youtube.

How do you replace one platform when all the others conspire to prevent you from doing so? You can't just bootstrap your own internet... at some level you're using other's stuff
> It’s wrong,of course

Stating your personal opinions as facts and claiming that everyone who disagrees with you is wrong is at best annoying and disrespectful.

Edit: *seems at best annoying and disrespectful to me. Apologies for the confusion.
Yes, indeed. It might also help to understand how the operation works.

The method seems to be, based on my understanding of analyses in the Finnish media about how the "troll factory of Saint Petersburg" operates: 1. amplify suitable existing events/movements with fake accounts spreading supporting posts, 2. use advertisements or rumors to create suitable new openings for 1, then do 1.

The main purpose is to amplify messages that are aligned with the political aspirations of the Russian Federation.

Further legitimacy is obtained when a "serious news site" (usually other Russia controlled media like RT) publishes something about the subject. The idea becomes something more legit and more plausible, even though it might have begun as an intentionally fabricated lie.

The rest is taken care of by gullible people who absorb the message without much thinking and then spread it further, especially when the message fits their image of or desired state of the world.

So basically the Russian troll factory is an astroturfing organization, but instead of pimping a product, they pimp emotionally loaded social media sentiments that support political goals.
Web Performance API
MySQL didn't support prepared statements until the end of 2004 with version 4.1. The LAMP craze was well underway by then. While it wouldn't be surprising to hear that it took driver developers some time to catch up to this, it's not really fair to lay the blame at their feet.
What Is Cryptocurrency: Everything You Must Need to Know – Codementor
Aren't company shares and options a bit like scrip?

Maybe we'll see employees paid in company cryptocoins soon.
It's a decentralized YouTube alternative.
> The fact that the headline writer could not say this tells us something.

Yes, it tells us that this is ongoing research. (And yes, you shouldn't have any high expectation that any specific preliminary research result will happen to change the world - yet, you can be sure that some will.)
Yeah but they're filled with ice. And also we have diet soda options today. I don't believe they existed in the 40s.
I was taught that women tended to be better than men at climbing due to the basic physics of their physiology. That pound for pound women have stonger muscles and that women tend to have lower center of gravity due to wider hips (though maybe this was just for pear shaped women?). And that this more than offset their shorter reach and lower strength. I’d be curious if this line of thinking is still fasionable in the sport, I never got very good at the sport, and havn’t climbed in like 16 years. It sounds like from another comment here that at the top tier men might only have the advantage of numbers and the top climbers simply tend to be men because they out number women climbers.
You can perform timing attacks without SLEEP by just writing slow queries. I usually use the BECHMARK command to run a few million MD5 calculations:

AND 1 IN (SELECT BENCHMARK(SOME_MULTIPLIER*15000000,MD5(CHAR(97))))--
:D thanks !
South Korea’s “Hikikomori” health crisis
The biggest danger that the anti-vaxxers focus on, autism supposedly caused by vaccines, is based on a discredited paper published by a now-discredited researcher. It has no basis in fact.
This particular undefined case is a really interesting one; it seems utterly non-obvious why it exists, until you remember one thing...

The most popular architecture today is 64-bit, with ABI specifying that the integer type is 32-bits wide.

So when faced with performing an operation on two 32-bit signed integers, on a 64-bit platform, you have to either:

1) perform the operation in 32-bit registers - if available - and even if available, usually far far far fewer in number thus massive performance & resource penalties to code

2) perform the operation in 64-bit registers, then add code to check the result, and if it would overflow in 32-bit, compute what the overflowed result would have looked like in a 32-bit register, and return that instead - again quite a performance hit

3) perform the operation in 64-bit registers, and just return the lower 32-bits, whatever that might be

The standard declined to pick a choice, which is why we have UB here.

(For unsigned integers, you can just truncate the result and it works every time, which is why the standard defines the result)
Thimerosal in vaccines (which it mostly isn't):
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/thimerosal/index....
https://www.nvic.org/faqs/mercury-thimerosal.aspx

Herd immunity:
https://thoughtscapism.com/2015/04/20/the-simple-math-of-her...

Effectiveness of vaccines:
https://medium.com/@visualvaccines/graphic-proof-that-vaccin...

It's no accident that measles outbreaks have started to recur in the US, with a very strong correlation to rates of vaccine refusal. California is a good example; multiple outbreaks there have been directly linked to the prevalence of parents abusing the "personal belief" exemption to refuse vaccinations. The OP here is another example of this exceptionally close relationship. Correlation doesn't equal causation, of course, but the "experiment" has been done over and over many times in many different populations and the results are always the same: failure to vaccinate allows previously eliminated diseases to come back.
"Journalism" in the last oh.... 20 years or so, IMHO, is mostly regurgitation of press releases. Said regurgitators then use SEO to splatter their shit all over the search engines and then want you to pay to read it after crowding out other articles in the search engines. I find this to be shitty.

After noticing this and a few other behavoirs, I'd suggest that "journalism" needs no help destroying itself...

You behave as if you work for some web media company with a soft paywall.
>Already game developers are the lowest paid workers in the IT industry - and a lot of it has to do with the huge revenue shares ('platform taxes') charged by the monopoly platform holders.

I'm not convinced. IMO game developers are lowest paid because it's one of the rare segments of software development where there are no shortage of applicants. It's glamorous, all the kids want to make video games when they grow up, it's more rewarding to tell people that you've been working on the latest Red Red Redemption than that you've been debugging an SPI driver all week.

So you end up with an industry with a lot of turnover because they mostly hire hopeful young devs, underpay and overwork them until they burn out. And then you have 10 new freshly graduated folks waiting to take their place.

I seriously doubt that things would be massively different if platforms where cheaper or more open. I mean, AAA studio like Rockstar are known for their terrible working conditions, I don't think that's because of "monopoly platform holders".
I suspect Ethereum itself may provide a feasible basis for supporting open, transparent research.
Do you have an example (or maybe a published study) where -fwrapv generates better code?
Articles like this are important. The superficial simplicity of C can be misleading.
BitChute is a YouTube replacement made for people who are "Very Worried About YouTube's Censorship". It uses WebTorrent for distribution to solve the upfront server costs of running a video service. Cute idea.

You might imagine that with how endemic some people allege YouTube's censorship is, there would be a variety of interesting and censored content on BitChute.

Which is why when you check the front page you get and click popular you get... FOX News clips for posting on Voat (a far-right reddit clone), conspiracy theories about the magnetic poles, conspiracy theories about the Mueller investigation, conspiracy theories about the Mexican border, a far-right news source complaining about Jeff Flake, neo-nazi videos, Brazilian spam, anti-semitism, people complaining about YouTube censorship, etc.
CHP uses Autopilot to stop a Tesla Model 3 with a sleeping driver at the wheel
you re looking for http://bitchute.com
> By definition, the immune won't be harmed by my choice to not immunize myself. If I get sick, and you are immune, my choice to take risks won't harm you.

This is not the same as talking about the immunised vs the non-immunised. In that case the statement is simply not true.
I believe "platform" in this context refers to the content platform. (just a fancy way of saying host your own website instead of distributing via Youtube)

edit: Looks like they're more than just a "website", but both this site and the platform site really don't do a good job of explaining that.
It's kind of funny, but your position (and other experiences with uncensored platforms) suggests that left wing ideas can only prosper when supported by censorship and thought supression.
> Just a reminder that there are ZERO published studies showing that these UB "optimizations" have significant value for any real programs.

What? Sure there are. John Regehr publishes work in this area. https://www.cs.utah.edu/~regehr/papers/undef-pldi17.pdf has performance numbers on taming some undefined behavior, for example (note the regressions).

Anyway, only accepting "published studies" is pretty silly. UB is an engineering concern, not an academic one. Optimizations based on it arose because customers demanded them. Sometimes they can be quite significant: see https://gist.github.com/rygorous/e0f055bfb74e3d5f0af20690759... for a good explanation of why signed overflow UB matters a lot for optimization of loops, for instance.

There's this weird myth that compiler developers like implementing clever complicated optimizations just because they hate programmers or are trying to make busy work for themselves or something. Compiler developers, like other developers, don't like to do work for no reason. They implemented these optimizations because customers filed bug reports indicating "missed optimizations", and they needed to exploit undefined behavior to satisfy those customers.
Yes, it’s also because platforms control what you can expirence, and if they feel it competes with their platform in someway they disallow it. So studios aren’t going to tolerate that going forward.
It would. I remember reading that something like this was enforced in some region (non-vaccinated kids couldn't go to school, I believe) and the vaccination rate jumped.
Why not? New patients are born every day.
This is especially true when you realize that timing attacks don't even need SLEEP in the first place. You just need to hang the database for a measurable amount of time, like this injection will do:

AND 1 IN (SELECT BENCHMARK(SOME_MULTIPLIER*15000000,MD5(CHAR(97))))--
What are the obvious reasons?
nrel is full of super interesting reports, such as EV efficiency and projections
Any service that strongly supports free speech will naturally attract the extremists which have been displaced from elsewhere. Right or left doesn't matter, it's just the result of the current political climate.
My mom’s business sells both ways, seller fulfilled and FBA. You’re leaving money on the table, the stark majority of Amazon’s users are Prime and want their 2-day shipping. Her volume for any item is 3-20x for the FBA version.
Once upon a time people wondered why people would do online shopping or use credit cards when cash got the job done. Crypto will eventually become the most logical option for most companies, it won't happen over night but it will eventually. Accept payment in any cryptocurrency and then convert them to a stablecoin so you aren't affected by price changes due to speculation
that’s just media
Are you and your wife vaccinated? Great, you survived all sorts of possible illness from Measles to Polio (which doesn't exist anymore thanks to ... vaccinations!). Now give your kids the same chance.

My wife was sorta-sceptical or rather ignorant on the topic but it didn't take me long to persuade her otherwise. Great tip, go all three together to those vaccinations, reduces stress for everyone and take off the rest of the day because some kids will be all agitated. That needle is a small break of trust your kid has in you, make sure you make it up to the kid.

Autism, the shitty idea Andrew Wakefield brought up and lost his license afterwards due to "for unethical behaviour, misconduct and fraud". Read it up on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Wakefield Don't follow what a Playboy model says when the software-magnate-turned-philantrophist is calling for more vaccinations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMR_vaccine_controversy#Impact...

Sanitation, nice idea, but I think sewage system did the better job there (think Cholera). Air-born diseases don't care about how clean your hands are, and tbh, your immune system likes it dirty every now and then. If you know what I mean.

Btw, immune system, the longer your breast-feed the better it is for the kid's immune system and I hope your wife followed the WHO information on that. http://www.who.int/topics/breastfeeding/en/
The word "fee" is nowhere to be found in your linked source. Way to dump a link and pretend your complaint is backed up by a political piece attacking a nominated federal official. That's a republished article by Common Dreams, which is a left-wing version of Breitbart.

https://www.commondreams.org/views/2017/10/12/conflicts-inte...
Our system is so large and full of over-capacity, somehow it takes extreme cases like yours to know it firsthand. Anyways, happy to know you're back on track.
1. The Problem of Pain by CS Lewis
2. A Philosophy of Software Design https://www.amazon.com/dp/1732102201/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_EK...
3. Haskell from First Principles http://haskellbook.com
4. Les Miserables
5. Continuous Delivery https://continuousdelivery.com
The first didn't link the Android version.
I think the analogy doesn't work as well but the concept does apply a little.

This time, instead of one megacandidate, we may have many that are enabled by switching from platforms run by monopolies over to open decentralized platforms. So the new business model is basically any business model that wants the large network from that decentralized platform along with, and here's the business advantage, a fair playing field.
I don't have answers to those questions but it doesn't mean I'm wrong.
Believe it or not, people don’t respond well to force. Force only breeds contempt. It simply hurts your cause in the long run.
Paypal only handles payment. You still gotta do customer support, CDN infra (with games running at over 60GB each, that's not easy!), fraud detection, client dev and technical support for over three platforms (Win with 3 major versions, OS X with probably the same, and a myriad of Linux distros/kernel versions/GPU drivers), social networking/messaging stuff and a whole lot of small-ish stuff to get at half the functionality Steam offers.
So what if you aren't on facebook? Silenced?
Because it is the best generic developer OS (it's *nix + good desktop environment, no Linux distro can even come close to the latter), I am also just happiest with it.
I think you are on to something. Biking doesn't require any special muscles or strength so you can do it purely from memory. With other activities you also need some physical skills untrained people don't have.

When I did kickboxing I used to be able to kick really high but after a few years of not doing it the muscle memory is still there but I just don't have the strength and flexibility to go really high.
Apple Hit with New Class-Action Lawsuit Over Dust in Macbooks
Hg advent init
The fact that you're talking about Terminal and not iTerm makes this whole story very suspect, or at least puts you into a category of "people who never really tried to get the most out of their MacOS experience".

In any event, thanks for your anecdote.
Wait a second: both ARM and IA-64 have 32 bit operations.
You should know that there was a patent filed in the late 60s for a tunnel-boring-machine which used a nuclear reactor as its power source, but also used the heat-output of the reactor to melt the earth surrounding the tunnel it was boring so as to make a structurally sound tunnel

https://patents.google.com/patent/US3693731

https://patents.google.com/patent/US3885832
I’ve responded elsewhere in this thread but I’d like to discuss the double standard being applied.

Have you ever been in a conversation where someone talks about something and you said “hey I read this cool article on that, let me send it to you?” If so, guess what - you were the search engine for that conversation. Should you then have access to view the non-paywalled content?
Source? Also coincides with the advent of cable television.