skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At least where I live - Spain - there are a good number of traffic accident deaths that test positive for cannabis [1]. Not as high as alcohol, but it's the number one illegal drug ahead of cocaine.

[1] http://revista.dgt.es/es/noticias/nacional/2018/07JULIO/0723...
> I suspect many of the redditors who build the subreddits featured in this "tree of reddit sex life" would much rather have partners, than to spend their free hours cultivating collections of pixelated women.

You're projecting your own reasons for turning to porn onto others. Many people with partners still enjoy porn.

> imagination is better than porn, is it not?

Why limit yourself when you can have both? Imagination works better when it has more to source from.

Not that there can't be other reasons for avoiding porn, of course.

> Why do some men put so much effort into their collection of pixelated women? Perhaps it's a compulsion, not so different from heroin?

People put (often immense) effort into collecting all kinds of stuff that they are pleased to see, not sure what makes this different or comparable to heroin addiction.
Tree of Reddit sex life? Isn’t that just a stump?
I recommend this video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2eE7rCUKlE

It describes not just Matrix in the French state (like in the title), it also covers the Matrix 1.0 release and what they want to do with the project (e.g. they eventually want to shut down matrix.org once the ecosystem is mature).
Ok, so the guy is in the training and conference business. That would seem to skew his perspective.

Usually the people who talk loudest about mentoring are clueless or are in the teaching business.

In the real world, there is zero reward for mentoring. Moreover, if you do it, you might get fired and be replaced by the now cheaper mentee.
I don't understand how you think, you could have made anything better with this comment.
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The Github issues created by the hacker just got wiped clean, I guess they want to censor any negative opinions users may have about the quality and security of their service.
4chan is circulating this picture. It shows the defaced website frontpage.

https://i.4cdn.org/g/1555048975736.png

I have a hard time with the idea that they run the webserver and the matrix server on the same computer. (Regarding users.txt)

It seems they do urgently need to hire capable infrastructure people.
"This idea that breaking laws in the pursuit of a supposed greater good could lead to some dangerous places."

That's because your formulation of the principle is too general. If everyone acts on their own subjective law then collective law would break down. But no one is arguing for that.

Wikileak's defenders would do better to point to the particular conditions that have led to mass whistle blowing: permanent wars in the Middle East and North Africa (the US is in seven wars right now); the creation of a massively powerful surveillance state; and the lack of legitimate channels for political and military transparency and accountability.

The case for whistleblowing hinges on that reality.
That depends on how many columns your pivot table uses. Less columns = less data = lower price.
If the implementation is smart enough it could use BigQuery partitions for further cost savings.
Unfortunately not on Macs :(

That's one of the features I miss the most when using terminals on a Mac.
Only because thats usually how you end up with it in countries where its illegal. Common Joe doesn't have the skills and equipment to turn it to something non-harmful for consumption. I am amazed how quickly in US the oil vaping industry had developed, and how good the products are compared to old school consumption.

Compared to Netherland where this is cca legal for many years, and you can still only buy plants or cakes (which isn't ideal for quite a few reasons, ie hard to get right dosage first time). In fact, oil vaping cartridges are illegal there (no sense whatsoever, you can buy hashish which can be very potent).

I can guarantee you, tons of people who don't smoke cigarettes vastly prefer consumption with 0 carcinogens from burning the plant.
It ruins the trust completely if something presenting itself as a way to communicate safely and securely is itself ridden with so many security problems. I know I won't be using matrix for anything sensitive anymore.
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It's a bit disingenuous to say the templates are parsed with regular expressions. The way lit-html generates DOM Templates from strings is by letting the browser parse the string through innerHTML. The purpose of the regexes you are referring to is to find the correct insertion points for dynamic values in the template, and has nothing to do with the HTML parsing process.

There is nothing fundamentally wrong with using innerHTML to parse HTML strings. You use the same parser for the content of index.html, and I don't think anyone is advocating to replace index.html with a single script that creates these nodes using a virtualDOM type rendering system.
No. The tube leads to a pressure sensor. There's generally no actual airflow moving through the tube in use.
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That would be a workaround though, no? Ie, you're sharing this with an insurance company, not an employer.

What law(s) would this workaround be working around? Ie, would it be illegal to make sharing this data (regardless of insurance) a condition of employment. I don't mean specific that are covered by other laws (discrimination, medical privacy), just an arbitrary thing an employer might want to know/control about an employee's personal life.
> myself am waiting for a healthy ecosystem of servers and clients to spring up before starting to rely on Matrix

Good luck with that. Right now there's only the centralized matrix.org server, or actually there isn't because it's down. If you want open standards and multiple servers (or your own) use XMPP period.

It's not so much a technical question as it is the attitude of "hey we're implementing our own chat protocol cause XML sucks". Totally not getting the point why users and developers would want to use standard protocols - to save their efforts becoming obsolete, taken over by a single entity, or both. It doesn't help either that scarce development resources are needlessly fragmented between XMPP and matrix.

That said, if the matrix protocol can actually manage to attract users and multiple implementations some years down the road (about 30-40 years after IRC), more power to them.
I believe archive.org does have a physical presence in Amsterdam, which may not help in this context.
If you use is only to run 4 different queries on NYC taxi data, they are about similar: https://tech.marksblogg.com/benchmarks.html

Otherwise it's really difficult to compare without knowing how much data you have, how often you query, etc.
The sensors should be on good bearings, in order to promote them moving freely. Them flapping around slightly won't provide much noise. Which is probably drowned out by all the other noise on an aircraft.
https://mathservice.my.org/api/v1/multiply
It's time for massive M&As.
Engineering and marketing are the two most important aspects of a business. They don't always see eye to eye but when they do, nothing will get in the way indeed.
I've written a couple of smaller and larger apps in Angular 1
and 2, Vue, React, Polymer and recently trying out lit-element and it solves pretty much all my needs. I like the typescript decorators for properties and elements and that is the only reason for which I need Webpack. Redux, the part of it I need which is updating from a central store, I replaced with about 20 lines of javascript.

Because of how good web components in their current state are my very personal opinion is that the other frameworks I have written code in solve yesterday's problems and are very likely to become the future jQuerys.
> I can't rape some women and then hide under a rock for 5 years and come out claiming it's fine because I hid

Depending on the situation I think that it would be acceptable to remove some years (less than 5) from your sentence. (You would still have to pay the victim the full amount of money though)

> You can make up your own meaning of the word

This is exactly what you are doing. I do not know of anyone else who considers removing a condom during consensual sex to be rape.
Ok, this article is in German.

However this seems like a new business model. Flickr is going to check for rights infringement and will inform the companies that hold the copyright, so that they can "sue" the infringer. This is even more dangerous than the filter itself.

Having automated scanners and suers - good bye internet.
> Third-party sellers are kicking our first party butt. Badly.

It says a lot more than that.
People test positive for all sorts of amphetamines because the test is a joke, overly broad, and unreliable to boot as you pointed out. Anyone who has asthma-related medication is a lock to fail, especially if they take pills like Bronkaid.
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That it is 90% cleaning, and only 10% modeling. Never had a dataset that was ready to use like the ones on Kaggle. Most of the time I get a mixture of Excel Sheets with weird formatting, .csv files and SQL dumps that have questionably encoding, and lots of unnecessary information and missing values.
As a society, we should talk about sex. Otherwise, it is something between a hidden topic and a fuel for inappropriate jokes. With the taboo mindset, it is hard to tackle problems (lack of sexual education, mental and physical problems, miscommunication, consent, boundaries, etc) in a meaningful way.

I support sex-positivity. It does not require one to like it (I know asexual sex-positive feminists), but to believe that all consensual, in-good-faith practices are fine. We may not be interested in them at all, or personally find them repealing, but it shouldn't be different from not liking a particular food.

Vide "10 things sex-positivity is not" (https://everydayfeminism.com/2016/08/10-things-sex-positivit...). Among other points:

"7. Making Other People Listen to Your Sex Stories."

(Which goes both ways, so you don't need to like hearing others' sexual life details.)
im not sure what you mean.
The interesting thing for me here is that none of the other homeservers were affected. Despite the weak security on the largest servers, the ecosystem stays alive.

Antifragility at its finest.
This is exactly why we switched to Twist. Slack is fun but toxic. Working in an open office is bad enough but at least you can use noise canceling headphones. No such remedy for Slack.
The problem in tech companies is arrogant and clueless management that treats developers like dirt and blames them for everything.
Yeah, keep repeating those neocon talking points. The war machine is proud of you.
What did they say? The comments have been deleted.
I just use M-. (meta+.⃣) for that (aka M-_ aka readline’s yank-last-arg)
No, I believe they don't want to be seen to be acknowledging the clear difference in treatment. And there is little doubt I am an addict, I'm just able to keep it under control to where it doesn't affect my work or relationships.
Why is happiness a factor in what people ought to know?

Humanity just took a picture of a black hole with a multinational telescope array, predicted by decades old math and all that jazz.

All a few (educated) friends had to say is that the image looks like garbage, what is this bullshit on my frontpage.

I was surprised about how upset these reactions made me. But then I figured there must be a multitude of important things of which I do not have even the tiniest understanding or care.
They closed the threads and deleted all the comments, but luckily the issues page was archived beforehand:

https://web.archive.org/web/20190412090123/https://github.co...
>> the site is still as unusable as when I first used it.

Maybe it's true, but is there someone better ? with a better search ? more valuable reviews ? As wide selection ?
Grammar and spelling blind spots don't compromise the security of thousands of people. I think if you're going to make such glaring mistakes, you should be able to take a bit of guff for it.
That’s not actually how it works. It’s perfectly possible for a woman to pee into those little cups without making a mess (I’m a woman and I’ve done it plenty of times at the doctors office).

Speaking of which, peeing into a cup for true medical purposes is not more demeaning to women than to men (except when doctors won’t believe you when you assure them that it would be a medical miracle for you to be pregnant, and they make you take a pregnancy test anyway, wtf). Drug tests are demeaning, period, but gender has nothing to do with it.

For those who aren’t too squeamish: the female urethra does not spray like a shower head just because it’s recessed. It runs like a faucet. We may not be able to easily control the direction of the flow, but it’s easy enough to locate the opening and determine the direction by peeing a bit and stopping, and then place the cup to catch the flow.
Have a look at https://projector.tensorflow.org/
This is a good mostly-layman's overview of Matrix: https://www.ruma.io/docs/matrix/
Sadly yes, this doesn't excuse him from the framework of our laws, just like it did not excuse Turing, leading to his death.

Maybe it's time to adopt a more aggressive stance against immoral laws, don't you think?
Of course there must be a double standard. You need to hold your government accountable.
If the employer is not totally screwing the employee over, hopefully there's a near equivalance of labor for money. Human labor is one of the most valuable products, so yes money may be flowing in one direction, but value is flowing in both.
There are only about 2,000 police dogs in the UK (1,900[1] / 2,500[2]) (vs. _about_ 50,000 in the US [3] - about five times more per capita). It seems unlikely they are being used for routine traffic stops.

Furthermore, reasonable grounds is a low bar. From the code of conduct in the linked document (Scots law, but the whole UK is similar)[4]:

> Reasonable suspicion may also exist without specific information or intelligence and on the basis of the behaviour of a person. For example, if a constable encounters someone on the street who is obviously trying to hide something, the constable may (depending on the other surrounding circumstances) base such suspicion on the fact that this kind of behaviour is often linked to stolen or prohibited articles being carried

A police dog is frankly overkill for establishing reasonable grounds.

[1] https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2016-11-14/debates/D85...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_dog#United_Kingdom

[3] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/11/20/the-s...

[4] https://www2.gov.scot/Resource/0051/00512924.pdf
> I believe the reason for MCAS was because the had to lower and move the engines forward. So at lower power, the forward engines make the plane nose-heavy. When the engines are near full power, the lower engines push the nose up. Compounding the difference in handling compared to the older models.

Wrong. If the power of the engines mattered, it'd have been an input to MCAS. Moving the engines forward changed how the nacelles created lift at high angles of attack, causing a pitch up effect from the nacelles, reducing (but not eliminating) the stick forces required to maintain the high angle of attack.
The shuttle was essentially just a glider once you got it out of orbit. Not a very good glider, but still an object intend to "fly".

I think the best analogy I've heard for the boosters is that it's equivalent to throwing a pencil over the Empire State Building and having it land on it's eraser.
I believe you are correct. Blackberrys connected to a BES were end-to-end encrypted before that became mainstream. The key was only stored on the device and on the server.

For consumer services the story is very different.
> If you need a diamond level dev, you must provide diamond level compensation.

It is baffling when companies resist against giving great developers a good raise.

If they leave, the lost productivity and onboarding will cost them more. Sometimes, they end up having to hire 2 people to replace that 1 person.
Works fine here (Terminal.app + bash 5.0.3 from homebrew).

Also, isn't that special variable $_ and not $! ?
Is drug testing common in the US? Here in the UK, outside of certain fields, I've never heard of it and would laugh if I were asked to.
Concur. I believe that regardless of whether you look both ways or just one, if you're not expecting cars to be oncoming in a certain direction you're unlikely to see them.
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How should crimes enacted by a government be released then? Internal control?
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He was a fraud that put his parents in legal peril with his scam.

He claimed "Tom" synthesized the compounds in America when in reality they were sourced from China. He doesn't have the required skill to test these compounds for purity and heavy metals. He put many people at risk for financial gain.
I knew that UK was pretty bad in this regard, but I didn't realize it's that bad. You know what "possession of a document or record containing information of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism" reminds me of? "Contacts leading to suspicion of espionage" - one of the common charges under Article 58 in USSR circa 1930s, according to Solzhenitsyn.
Ignore this comment - unauthorised access to HN account by 12-month old hacker. Have apprehended and reprimanded said miscreant.
> Grammar and spelling blind spots don't compromise the security of thousands of people

Neither does useless use of cat. Or am I missing something that I couldn't read because of a deleted comment?
At least with wpa2 there are devices that perform DOS by just telling devices to disassociate themselves from networks. These are (illegally) used by hotels to force you to use their paid Wi-Fi. Easier than filling all the channels or overloading an AP CPU.
Superheroes and fantasy have become mainstream over the last few decades. Things do change.
You're missing the point. Sweden would have been unable to protect him. Intelligence agencies do not just follow one plan, they have a whole bundle of contingencies ready for execution in case a politician wants to hear some options.

Of course, his life would have been endangered if he had been extradited to Sweden. People in the US administration were openly calling for his assassination in public TV interviews.
I can't access that image on my corporate network, any chance of an imgur mirror?
Are you complaining about a lack of political correctness? Political correctness gives deference to people who are just a fashionable minority. If you think that the Japanese are among that group, then I’m sorry you have such a low opinion of your people.
> One example would be double-clicking the home button on a locked phone invokes apple pay. Why can't it invoke something else?

There is actually an investigation into this in Switzerland. All major banks have blocked Apple Pay and have rolled out their own payment solution.
Apple has sued the Swiss solution for blocking Apple Pay and the Swiss banks have sued Apple for preferring Apple Pay.

afaik, no solution has been found.
Of course you can. It’s «ESC .» or «^[.»

Or you can check “Profiles → Keyboard → Use Option as Meta” for Terminal.app [or just press ⌥⌘O]. And then use option as meta.
Fun fact, emoji was invented by the Japanese. :-)
Instructions to hack (which is what Assange did) should be protected by the first amendment.

Nevertheless, hacking-related laws are a disgrace to our freedom.
Even for TV size?
They're correct - it's an abbreviation (of Web assembly), but it's not an acronym, so "Wasm" is the proper casing.
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Alpha protection isn't an autopilot. It's part of the flight control laws. It's the intermediary between the pilot's inputs and the control surfaces.
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Have to ask, what is the use for such a Frankenstein?
Still not as cool as Google Squared, where 10 years ago, you could create rows of any nouns and cols of any adjectives, and it would automagically research and fill out all the data for you according to its best guess. Create rows of car models, cols of price, seating, horsepower, safety rating, stuff like that.
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Who spreads fake news on the internet?
> It would probably fall foul of hacking laws even if technically possible (which it isn't)

Probably not - Computer Misuse Act, s.10:

> Sections 1 to 3A have effect without prejudice to the operation—

> (a)in England and Wales of any enactment relating to powers of inspection, search or seizure or of any other enactment by virtue of which the conduct in question is authorised or required
There's also the “well-known (in marginal circles)” map of nsfw subreddits: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/3z4k7v/map...

Using Reddit as a dataset is a regular pastime on r/dataisbeautiful, so afaik plenty of attempts have been made at this topic.
I believe the views will refresh when the underlying data changes, so if you are streaming or inserting frequently the costs could add up
Huh. That’s a disturbing example of selective enforcement, seemingly by design. Another good reason to legalize some drugs, IMHO.
It might be the user agent sent with the storage and retrieval requests.
A person who is an occasional user and a drug addict are two very different people.
I hear ya. It's rails running (with its database) on a single small VPS, so I'm pretty pleased with how it's running, particularly given the load yesterday.

And thanks for sort of fact checking, for a second I thought whoa, that could be it, all on the server side.

Don't think it is though. I might set up some performance testing on a local copy to check the difference between the two just to be sure (especially because the article ended up getting a lot of attention.)

That's some pretty badass shell scripting, I'll give it a try in a bit.
> The matrix.org homeserver has been rebuilt and is running securely;

We should have more bounties. Let users donate and put wallets on servers. Attacker will be able to take these funds. It's a reasonable measure of an infrastructure security.
I can't even test it without having to provide a credit card, no thanks!
This will be the closed to full reusability we ever came. The only thing that is not reused is the second stage. The boosters, core and the fairing are all removed, getting you up to 80% of the capital cost can be recovered.
How can you mentor people if you are afraid of being fired or replaced by a "cheaper" mentee? To mentor people, you have to be a professional developer, at the first place.

Professional developers achieve job security by doing great work and making themselves replaceable. Mediocre developers – by building knowledge silos.
It really is not obvious how OP's approach is faster than GP's approach.

OP's approach is by sorting which has complexity of O(m * N * logN) where m is the average key length and N is the size of the array. GP's approach with hash lookup has a complexity of O(m * N) where m is the average key length and N is the size of the array. The extra logN term makes OP's approach slower.
I would like for matrix protocol and implementation to be better prepared for such cases.

While I didn't loose access to the encrypted messages, since I used the 'Encrypted Messages Recovery' function of Riot.im, I guess a lot of people have. Maybe allow to store more information on the client side?
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But then it would not be news, and TC wouldn’t be writing articles about it, and we wouldn’t be here discussing it.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318668241_Turing's_...

Both are paywalled.