skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of course, this idea goes back further than "back in the 1980s" with Larry Wall.

In the mainframe world of the decade before that, people had ZAP, which later was to become SPZAP, OBJZAP, and AMASPZAP (not IAMASPZAP as the Hacker's Dictionary erroneously has it). ZAP's "NAME", "VER", and "REP" records work similarly to the process described by M. Landley: name the file, verify that the original contents at a particular place are thus, replace them with some new contents if so.

ZAP could also twiddle metadata, record patches applied, and dump contents. It has several imitators.

* https://ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSB27U_6.4.0/com....

* https://ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.3.0/com....

* https://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/sasc/doc/tec...

* https://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com/index.php/RockZap
It's worth noting that US propaganda operations even on US soil are not unprecedented. During his tenure Obama signed a national defense authorization act[0][1] that some claim has re-legalized propaganda operations on US citizens. The CIA has admitted doing so during Operation Mockingbird[3] and in other situations[4] in the past. Given that I suggest that you remain highly skeptical of all media and independently verify claims as much as possible as it seems historically governmental as well as corporate interests have manipulated the media for their purposes and that is appears it is legal for the CIA to do so today.

[0]https://www.businessinsider.com/ndaa-legalizes-propaganda-20...

[1]https://www.rt.com/usa/propaganda-us-smith-amendment-903/

[3]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird

[4]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_influence_on_public_opinio...

Edit: made comment more clear
Is Ancient DNA Research Revealing New Truths – Or Falling into Old Traps?
Migrating Kafka to dedicated Zookeeper with zero downtime
I don't really understand listing a year in any case...
Isn't this totally pointless anyway? Certainly under UK law there is no need to assert copyright in order to claim it.
I didn't use namecheap - but I also switched my dns to a highly available service immediately.

I do like the take in the comment - read the agreement that you signed and seek whatever compensation you're entitled. They probably don't care about fair - nor should they, unfortunately. They are required to do whatever they agreed to, which may ultimately be nothing at all.

I hope they go the extra mile for you and make you happy, however.
If you haven't updated the page since 2018, surely the page's copyright is from 2018 not 2019, and the copyright expires in 2018 + just short of forever instead of 2019 + just short of forever.

It seems like having an auto updating footer like this advocates would be the most mild form of fraud ever, or something.
A Few Days Ago, Asteroid ‘2019 AG3’ Narrowly Missed the Earth’s Surface
More or less the same in Sweden.
The examples are quite interesting but the insights / conclusions are far too simplistic and overreaching
> "they're more likely funded by private corporations"

With the state the American political system, I'm not convinced that's a distinction worth mentioning.
is the javascript way of taking the client's year legally sound ?
Is the copyright notice really something that matters anything?

And if so doesn't forward dating your copyright claim invalidate your claim? At least if you don't include a starting year.
I'm aware that they aren't being deprecated, but that doesn't mean they aren't being phased out. When I say it is being "phased-out" I'm referring to how it will no longer be advertised as the optimal solution to a problem. Perhaps we're just arguing semantics at this point?
>> "in-house primitives"

^ perfect band name
it's both.

in Paris, everyone buys huge floor fans when the heatwave arrives in the summer, and then, because the apartments are tiny, throw then on the sidewalk/garbage. just to repeat the cycle next year.
773M credentials leaked in Collection #1 database
Oh come on. There are tons of things that are better handmade even in a modern world. Clothing, high end silverware, tables, rugs, knives, glassware, jewelry and musical instruments off the top of my head.

Specifically for many musical instruments, machine-made is out of the question. For example, violins - there's an enormous amount of money to be made, but the entire market is handmade (even the low-end ones are ultimately assembled by hand, at extremely low wages in China.)
A copyright declaration is supposed to contain the year of first publication, which is not always the current year. The fundamental premise of this article is wrong.
It works with circular references. For example, this works:

{
"user": [
{ "id": 456, "name": "Sita K", "user_id": 123 },
{ "id": 123, "name": "John Doe", "user_id": 123 }
]
}

Do you have anything else in mind?

PS: Co-author here
My first thought upon seeing the article title on HN was "hmmm what would be a good porn stock to short today"
Something does exist for that.

https://www.remotelock.com/smart-locks-airbnb-hosts
John Bogle who founded Vanguard and revolutionized retirement savings dies at 89
You really won't understand the convention that some people have of listing it in Roman numerals, then. (-:
In the case of slander, defamation and libel you have to prove that the words caused you harm, for example you lost a job due to a lie. A simple lie isn't enough to sue. A childish example: "HN user api loves to eat poop" isn't actionable unless you lose money because of it and because a reasonable reader knows that I'm not serious.

Sex abuse is clear, it causes damage to a person in a similar way if you assaulted them physically. Costs of therapy, medication and damages due to the loss of enjoyment of life can be clearly presented.
Website detailing difficult guest experiences on AirBnB called “AirBnB Hell”
Check out Saplosky's lectures on Youtube, he deals with this question. Particularly this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dRXA1_e30o
I accidentally gave

$ ar m God

a try on bash:

ar: creating God

That's at least more proactive compared to cshell's:

ar: God does not exist
I've proposed a talk at CircleCityCon that includes this area... except the software stack I'm using makes sounds and then rapidly watches a large swath of spectrum to find FM bugs.

I can also pick up 802.11* bugs too with standard wireless hacking toolset that we're all familiar with.

I can't pick up video with it (5.8GHz FPV modules), but that shouldn't be too hard to add at a later date.

I also can't pick up "record to SD" style of bugs. There's nothing to pick up radio widse, and their tempest emissions are too miniscule to detect.
Nike’s Woke Ad Campaign Works and Gillette’s Doesn’t
كلمات اغنية حسين غاندي بتوعديني ليه مكتوبة كاملة
Top 20 Best Smartwatches to Buy in 2019 (An Exclusive List)
I am sure I’m missing the point, but surely getting the GSM/3/4G radio working for a voice call would be the whole point here and there’s zero calls made yet by postmarketOS, in over 600 days that’s a pretty bad state to be in. No?
Is this supposed to be a Linux phone or not?

confused
Are you saying the probation period in Sweden occurs before you ever start working? The OP likely meant: fire them during the probation period because that is why it is there.
CREAL3D’s display is the closest thing to a real light-field
I'm pretty sure that market forces will reach Elsevier soon enough ;) Slowly at first, then all at once.
> And if anything, if you do the right thing, these guys can help you find your next job or bring you along with them.

There's a group of people that I worked with early on my career that I love working with, and we've kind of travelled in "packs" over the years. I definitely agree that, in a situation where your employer is screwing over your co-workers, I would side with keeping the relationship with my co-workers intact.
Yes but obviously these do not get written up as case studies by the client or firm.

And you might be surprised by how often the client, rather than being reassured, simply takes it as proof that that design firm is not "with it" since they can't see what is (to the client) obvious deficiencies in the branding.

Generally speaking, brand owners who are happy don't reach out to design firms, and brand owners who are unhappy won't suddenly become happy just because one firm told them the brand is fine.
You could have a checkbox on the 3D Secure gateway page.
I guess I'm lucky that I'm not important enough for anyone to bug me, besides taking amazing video of me going at it with my hot wife going at it in a hotel. Now that I think about it, someone would hit the jackpot if they got us on film.
What does screen-ness even mean?
the question is how it overlaps with what the advertiser wants to promote. e.g. "is looking for new jeans"
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Given what happened in the 70s and 80s when the blood products were imported from the US to the UK [1] and this recently being in the news again because inquiries into it are again underway, I think many Brits may also shudder at the thought of blood transfusions being handled in such a blase way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contaminated_blood_scandal_in_...
On anoxia -

> In just a minute or two, you’ll discover a vast increase in your mental abilities—a sureness of thought, a breadth of understanding, and a rapidity and sureness of reasoning you never achieved before…Of course your brilliant realizations and mighty discoveries somehow seem to misfire when you come down off that jag

I believe this covers quite a lot of the amazing 'realisations' people have whilst on psychedelics like LSD, as well. And I'm not speaking from ignorance here, but as one who has tried around 10 different natural and synthetic psychedelics. They are beautiful, I'm not going to dispute that they can change the way we think of ourselves and the world around us. But...

The utopianist ideas of "If everyone just tried this, there would be no war, we could get rid of government and all look after each other, and the world would be as one!" are wishful thinking. As illustrated by the vast majority of the communal living projects started in the late 60s and early 70s.
A pickup has additional utility over a trailer because it’s more maneuverable, can fit into a parking space, etc. I also think once a month isn’t necessarily too infrequent depending on the work done, but pickup owners seem to use their beds more often during seasonal weather.
Author here - I'm serious when I say that I'm happy to be a sounding board if you're at a career crossroads. Twitter DMs are open @forrestbrazeal.
I'm just saying there are bigger concerns right now. Such as air quality.
How old are you?

In the 80s and early 90s, prior to "climate change" pushing out every other environmental concern, there was a big push to recycle due to the "landfills filling up". Accompanying video would be of a bulldozer maneuvering over a field of garbage that extended as far as the eye could see, which wasn't all that far since there were so many piles of garbage. You'd get videos of cities filled with garbage (garbage service strikes were particularly helpful here), footage from the famous Gar-barge [1], and vague intimations that we're all going to be in garbage up to our knees if we didn't recycle more. Random dumping was also quite a bit more prevalent back then, and I recall walking through state forests and just coming across an impromptu trash dump by the locals, so that helped make it feel more pressing. In more modern times, see the movie Idiocracy or the beginning of Wall-E, both of which were at least visually pulling from images floating around in the 80s and 90s, albeit exaggerated.

It made for good rhetoric, but ultimately, it was pushed out in favor of the other things you may be familiar with because it's basically ludicrous nonsense. Yes, there are absolutely some tricks to building a safe landfill and it's not free, and the risks need to be accounted for and taken care of, but it's essentially inconceivable that the world could run out of landfill space. (By the time that could happen, the technological landscape must have changed so thoroughly that your other predictions about what could happen are just useless.) The threats basically abused people's inability to think volumetrically, which anybody who has done a pool-building project, or a significant concrete project, or significant landscaping project, or anything else that involves trying to think volumetrically. You learn there's always more volume than you think there is. It's true that if we had to store trash areally, we'd be in some trouble, but landfills are volumetric, and society needs a lot less than you might think as a result. Yes, we have some impressive trash piles here and there, but there isn't all that many of them, and there can't be, because even if we tried to generate enough trash to become a problem with landfills, we'd long since have strangled ourselves on the other problems that would produce. (That is, you think we've got a CO2 problem now, wait until we try to produce 1000x more "stuff". We wouldn't get far enough into that process for the landfills to be our biggest problem.)

Energy usage and the corresponding pollution, care about contamination of groundwater and such, and simply straight-up the economic advantages of efficiency are all much better reasons to take good care of our trash and try to extract as much value from every unit of resource we take from the ground via reduce, reuse, recycle before getting the next resource.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobro_4000
Anti-landfill propaganda? Does that go along with throwing things in a garbage can propaganda? Flushing the toilet propaganda? Do people not know the definition of propaganda?
>Because we currently have less connection, we have more addiction — and hoarding is one instantiation.

This makes the most sense to me. Connection and attachment are correlated. If there's no connection or attachment, we'll - more than likely - attempt to replace this 'x' thing missing with 'y' tangible thing.

Edit:

I think the problem of society always needing an enemy to attack, with the ferocity the likes of which hasn't been seen in previous generations, is only part of the problem. I'm going to refer to Bill Hicks' closing speech to give a general synopsis around this[1].

[1] - https://youtu.be/tHzm01FQKEU
Weekly Machine Learning Opensource Roundup – Jan. 17, 2018
I have great respect for the Jetbrains developers, keep on the great work! I'm constantly amazed how smart and helpful my IDE is.
While I fully agree that PHPStorm is a great IDE (most of the people in my team use it), I prefer Visual Studio Code for my work: first because it is free for commercial use, second because I also do a bit of C# from time to time and having a single environment is easier.
Initial versions of VSCode were terrible, but now it is more than decent.
Photographer of 'horribly thin' polar bear hopes to inspire climate change fight
What Is Existential Therapy?
> it is clear that there has to be a genetic predisposition that make it easier for this type of behavior to be triggered.

You just described one of the major theories about the onset and progression of mental illness: the diathesis/stress theory of mental illness.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diathesis%E2%80%93stress_model

see also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_susceptibility_hy...
Ask HN: Should an SMB use Horde as a groupware solution (in 2019)?
Assuming that the usage will be through a shared hosting plan, so the company is not dealing with all infrastructure Ops effort required.
That last sentence took things from constructive/informative to not helpful.
Insta-scam: how online con artists have adapted for the Instagram era
This is pretty much the conclusion of the article as well :

> Well-being was more strongly associated, either positively or negatively, with most of these other variables than with digital-technology use. In fact, regularly eating potatoes was almost as negatively associated with well-being as was technology use, and the negative association between wearing glasses and well-being was greater.
Nice blog, keep writing.

I manage a machine learning team and I also think that at least partially automated data curation and modeling will reduce the number of people required in my field. It might take 5 or 10 years, but I think it will happen.

I think you are spot on that IT and devops will take a hit. I look more at Heroku’s model that AWS and GCP as the future. That said AWS and GCP will keep getting more ‘Heroku like’.
I would argue that the reason is because they're tired of being pestered by would-be listing agents. I have a property listed as FSBO for the last 4 weeks and so far I have received 67 calls from listing agents, all documented in a spreadsheet so I can block them via Google Voice.

Or it may be that buyer's agents actively steer their clients away from FSBO properties which one person revealed to me during a showing even though the listing states I'll pay 2.5% to the buyer. I requested and now have that in writing from this buyer in case I feel like filing a complaint. You should have seen the agent's face when I said my email was in the listing and she could ask me any questions directly if she liked. An agent mortified by the thought of direct communication between buyer and the person who knows the property best.

Actual potential buyers send emails. Agents seem to only communicate via phone, probably because they believe they can charm you.
No (but IANAL). Copyright protects creative expression. There is no creative expression in 2019 (or 2034 if the client is mis-configured) if the last edit to the input file(s) was in 2018.
There hasn't been a need for copyright declarations (in order to assert copyright) in U.S. law since 1989, either.

A quick précis: "All rights reserved." is totally pointless chaff. A copyright declaration still has a modicum of use, but most of the pre-1989 requirements for it have gone.

* http://jdebp.eu./FGA/law-copyright-all-rights-reserved.html
While what you say is almost certainly true, I note the irony of linking to a Russian propaganda news organisation to support it.

Even more ironically the only reason people follow RT is that they're often covering things that the western media status quo has a blind spot to.
Netflix Uses Footage of a Canadian Tragedy “As Entertainment” in Bird Box
The Surreal Nostalgia of Arcade Longplays
Reminds me of logo of The Swedish International Development Cooperation: https://www.sida.se/English/
Do you really not see the benefit in avoiding the need to recreate a bunch of scaffolding around 3 separate image encoders, or is this just an excuse to dump on facebook?
Well, I owe my entire career (as I imagine most people here do) to spending obsessive amounts of time on computers in my teens. So while it was "a lot", I have a hard time taking seriously any claim that it was "too much".
They released it 18 Months ago, usually they sell those Ideas-Sets for 2 Years. Which means starting this summer the prices should starting to rise.
It's 2019 and this site still isn't able to handle a bit of traffic from HN.
Less likely to mess up your vision if you go outside.
Things I learned making my first GitHub Action
Growing up I had pretty much everyone telling me to get off the computer and "go outside" or whatever. I now make a lot more money than all of those people (using screens) and still spend most of my time on my computer.

People have been complaining about screen time since there have been screens. Screens are where all of modern society happens. Keep them away from your kids at your/their own risk.
Sure, but why github rather than mercurialhub etc? The website has great usability but the git CLI does not. Maybe the github gui was also critical.
Just curious: in what scenarios did you see performance problems with PHP? In all my projects performance was more than adequate, even with 5.6 that was a few times slower than 7.x. All my current projects are 7.2, at some point I will get on 7.4 but not because I need more performance, just for bug fixes and security updates in the supported period.
The fact that the SEC can't secure this sort of information is an excellent argument against key escrow and government backdoors into crypto systems: it's completely impossible to prevent leakage or theft of that sort of incredibly-valuable information.
Why does he have 2 clocks, a bed, a toilet and a bathtub in the same room?
If you use a flat fee broker on my local MLS, you must respond to all requests for information or showing within 24 hours or the MLS will pull your listing. I was warned that agents are very aware of this and that you better be ready to answer calls at all hours, return every call you receive and to document the entirety of that process. Google Voice has been very useful in that regard.
Is your code heavily dependent on Postgres or it works with any SQL store ?
Next 7 client css fix
Oh man, how many memories I have of hours of fiddling "I just need 128 more bytes of HiMem [or whatever category] so I can play this game..."
> We are constantly working to detect and stop this type of activity because we don’t want our services to be used to manipulate people

Right, as long as you don't count American political content and advertising!
Why does he have 2 clocks, a bed, a bathtub and a toilet in the same room?
Five Ways to Reduce the Risk of a Data Breach
I absolutely LOVED her book Strangers Drowning: Impossible Idealism, Drastic Choices, and the Urge to Help

https://www.amazon.com/Strangers-Drowning-Impossible-Idealis...
I think he left out the part where the NSA gets the data sent to them.
I'm trying to find the problem here. He was transporting a Schedule 1 drug, which is a felony in states that still respect the rule of law. He was arrested, taken to the police station, and then released on his own recognizance after an overnight stay.

Where's the issue?
Personally I suspect a lot of phone addiction is that reality is full of boring things of little importance that we are bound to from above. Just like anyone would prefer doing something to sitting in a dark cave alone.
(Granted skinner boxing is an issue that affects some more than others.)

What is considered functional is shaped by the environment and successes - including norms. Greek Heroes have a different name now in most cases - psychopaths. Oedipus has a funny case of major values dissonance.

Now people would consider him guiltless for marrying his mother because he didn't know and may have been enslaved by destiny but consider him guilty for killing his father over road rage essentially but not because he was his father. No shit one's actions of killing random people for petty reasons will come back to bite them! It is Shakespeare in the bush of interpretations essentially.
Getting radio working is not the sole point. The original motivation as was presented to me in early announcements was to give smartphones a 10-year lifecycle [1]. So more about getting extra life out of all these old phones people have laying around rather than specifically getting them to work as people's primary mobile device.

[1] https://liliputing.com/2017/08/linux-based-postmarketos-proj...
I disagree with this type of thinking, as if some people with the same opportunities choose the less rewarding path as a consequence of laziness.

I like the metaphor of a battle, where it's easier to apply lots of energy to the front when your flanks are secured.

For many people they are surrounded by financial insecurity, dysfunctional social structures and even unsecure psychic structures.
Yeah obviously the author has no problem with lying to people during interviews, so he probably gets the kind of jobs where liars are hired.
Does anyone have any recommendations or learnings to share regarding managing a Kafka cluster for implementing CQRS/CDC patterns.

I was doing a PoC using Debezium (https://debezium.io) to implement change data capture from a PostgresSQL database but was unable to find much literature regarding the same.