skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Note that $200/month doesn't count cost of buying the horse (sometimes they are given away, but a good horse that has been trained will cost you). If you go on vacation elsewhere for a month you still need to pay to feed the horse, while a car can sit around needing no extra fuel.
Google is pushing back against ad tracking in Chrome
This is how you can get the headers:

curl -I -X GET \
https://www.twilio.com/blog/a-http-headers-for-the-responsible-developer
> Instead of using HSTS, you can also simply redirect any HTTP request to HTTPS

I think this comment sums up my whole point about how less experienced developers must learn how to use headers.

Like others have commented, HSTS is used to fix potential dangers in forwarding (MITM attacks), it also reduces overhead.

> That way, you are certain that HTTPS is used, even if a browser does not understand HSTS.

If you use HSTS, you should always use a 301 permanent redirect as a fallback method for old browsers and other HTTP clients (like some libCurl implementations).
The US never used Teletext, but we do have closed captioning, which should be recoverable and would provide some machine-processable date. Much less than Teletext would, though, for sure.
I recommend using LibraryThing[1] and it's mobile app for cataloging. Then I would recommend TinyCat[2] if you want to lend these books out to people.

[1] https://www.librarything.com/home

[2] https://www.librarycat.org/
Who controlls the blacklist? A black list is essentially a tool to drain anyone's wallet
Yes this. I have gone through insane numbers of CFLs and LEDs over the past ~20 years of being a homeowner. They fail, they buzz, they flicker, they fail more. I would have saved money and the landfills would be better for it if I just stuck with old incandescent bulbs that burn your fingers.
Redesigning Culture.pl: Consistent UX made the portal grow by ⅓ in a second
But PHP can do anything, what about some ssh?

https://web.archive.org/web/20100701145902/https://blog.magi...
The last bit is interesting. I hadn't heard of the Electrical Fire JVM and was wondering how they could possibly think that implementing the browser in Java could ever be practical, with its horrible performance at the time - but the answer is apparently that Netscape were writing their own JVM with a JIT compiler?
On Android recently I've been more tempted to just use "termux" and to run emacs and org-mode locally, using git to sync files back-and-forth.

The main pain there is going to be the key combos required, which aren't exactly mobile-friendly, but they can be reconfigured...
Great Britain's record breaking Coal-free run has now passed one week
New Taxes and Higher Density Aren't Fixing Vancouver's Housing Problem
So if I read this correctly, the bottom slice of the plate will be subducting, but the top part won't. Therefore when more of it subducts the top part will get pushed up? So there's potential for a new landmass off the coast of Iberia in the next geological tick?
“Only”
It's hard to say. They recorded $630M of expenses into R&D this quarter, but I think they're including a lot of their one time items from the IPO there. Year ago quarter was $60M ish. Hard to believe that they've 10x'd their ongoing expenses on development in one year.

If their ongoing expenses in R&D are only 2x what they were last year, then no, they could cut those expenses to zero and still not be profitable.
Scan 10M websites for X-Recruiting headers
Not sure what CO2 levels that would generate - you'd need to measure to be sure. But my calculations suggest that effects are negligible even up to ~5000 ppm, and many of these studies are boohooing about 1-2000ppm conditions.

I do think this area is understudied. It's just that being afraid of the air supply is such an easy way to nocebo yourself.
> I'm just not sure what a system would look like that doesn't unfairly disadvantage someone.

I imagine USA is a capitalist country, and since we are talking about high-skilled immigrants here, how about ranking these potential immigrants based on their last 5 years W2 income and handing out green cards to the top "x".

I'm sure valuable people are paid more. I don't see how nationality needs to come into this. There is always a Diversity Visa lottery for people from less populous countries.
AskHN: How do I find how old a particular web page is?
Hi fellow HNer's,

I am looking to find how old a particular web page is, not a domain. Please understand the difference.

For ex, I am trying to figure out if the information on this web page is outdated since it is pertaining to a law passed at the beginning of this millennia.

https://www.lawctopus.com/academike/critical-appraisal-information-technology-act-2000/

If it's not more than 2 years old, I can safely say that the info is bit relevant to my work.

I did a quick Google search but most of the sites speak only of domain age.

Someone please help me out here.

Thanks in advance for any help you could extend.
> and then asking for urgent consultancy to fix it.

If it is preloaded (as the article suggest you should do), there is nothing you can do to 'fix' it, except migrating all other subdomains to HTTPS. Which is not always possible.
It's highly uneducated (or dare I say cheapskate) move on the part of the keeper of that vehicle. EU6 rated diesels are supposed to do self maintenance on DPF ie they start burning rich mixture to bring the temperature up (and this is observed in cold weather)

From what I personally observed on my EU6 Diesel (a very common VAG 2 litre diesel... sadly ?) that, the net effect of that comes out as approx 50-100 mile reduction in the range. The reason being more fuel being used to up keep the DPF.

In summer (June till October) I observed about 600 mile range from a full tank. Between November and up until February I observed 500 mile from a full tank (between 62 to 64 litres)

I was alarmed by the difference and then tried the "Economy" mode. I guess it detunes the peak output to 150ps (from 190ps) and also disengages the engine from the gearbox i.e. the car seems to be coasting in neutral when the accelerator pedal is not pressed.

With that, I was able to get 550 miles from a tank so far and recently the weather has warmed up again and the on board computer shows a potential range of about 600 miles.

I do make sure to never drive with a heavy foot and even on motor way try to stick below 70mph limit as long as it is safe. However, most of the miles done in that car are strictly urban (max speed not exceeding 50mph)

The cost of ownership of electric car didn't quite work out for us as a family when we downsized from two cars to just the one (keeping in mind the cost of public transport in UK)

I still somehow think that Diesel is the lesser evil compared to Petrol. It has (hopefully) lower CO2 emission. The problem is NOx which is (hopefully) neutralised by SCR and Particulate which is neutralised by DPF. And you need to burn less of it over the same distance.

But sadly it is hard to conclude what's what when the governments and industry keep showing different facets of their relationship every half a decade or so.
Such a comment only makes it so.
If they're not doing this already, they'll be doing it in <5 years. There's currently no downside to dragnet data collection of anything and everything you can get your hands on.
The entire H1B system is farcical. It's a white collar migrant worker program.

Eliminate the program, and increase the quotas to compensate. The path to citizenship for an educated, English speaking individual should be less impeded than it is now.
Far from a thought experiment, this is the exact scenario for most of the monotheisms. The Bible, for example, which is held to be the ultimate source of truth including moral, contains many passages condemning behaviour we find acceptable today, and condoning behaviour we would find abhorrent. Are its followers violent atavists? For the most part, no.
Bitcoins are not specific units. They are more like water, infinitely dividable.

If you stole a bucket of water and then pour it in to your swimming pool and then distribute the content of your swimming pool to 100 different people, who has the bucket of stolen water?.

Bitcoin also doesn't track the movement of specific coins because they don't exist. Its just a list of transactions. A wallet with $100 in it gets $5 in and then sends out $5. How do you decide if this was the $5 that went in? Is it first in first out?
$1 billion Euro was stolen by a single gang from ATM's last year.

https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/mastermind-behin...

$1 Billion stolen from a Bangladeshi Bank

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Bank_robbery

MoneyTaker operated silently for years without being caught stealing millions from US and Russian banks.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-banks-atm/hackers-h...

Conflating physical bank heists made by desperate people and sophisticated cybercrime is disingenuous.
Can't lithium be recycled?
Here is the results json file.
https://github.com/spaiz/hrscanner/blob/master/report/result...
Depends on where you live
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I think a therapist is necessary, at least to bootstrap the process. You can listen to podcasts and read books by therapists. You can think and try to reason about it yourself. You can expose yourself to the ideas. You can learn about cognitive behavioral therapy and try out worksheets etc... But that takes time and you may not cover everything or know what will be effective for you. A therapist can keep you accountable but mostly it takes a long time. Plus it's hard to do that when you are depressed. Even with a therapist you will be reading a lot on your own anyway.
Explain to me as if I was your 50 years old parent: "What is that Bitcoin money and why I should use it if that 'exchange' thingy can loose it and they won't recover it back? I know my current bank will recover all my money if they get robbed."

Take for granted that I (your 50 years old parent) have near zero knowledge about technology and I just won't use my own wallet and what not.
Collabora and onlyoffice are pretty good if you are looking for functionality similar to google docs.
It's p2p digital cash. Precisely the beauty and simplicity of it lines both edges of the sword.
Show HN: Sitebot – Chatbot to create personal website or blog
For Better Computing, Liberate CPUs from Garbage Collection
Am not sure http://annews24.com
HVDC has a few benefits.

First, because you need to turn it into AC eventually and it doesn't have a frequency, it makes connecting grids a snap. You can hook a 50Hz grid to a 60Hz grid or even just two 60Hz grids with different phases.

The lack of alternating means you can bury the line. HVAC will lose power when it is close to conductors (ground, water) due to the capacitive effect. It technically still happens when in the air, just to a much smaller extent.

HVAC's benefits are that it is cheap to make transformers for. It is relatively easy to kick it up to 2MV then down to 240V. The often cited reason AC won over DC is that you can transmit it for cheaper, which isn't totally true, the reason AC won is because you can transform it easier. It was much easier to generate power at 40V, bump it up to 1kV, then down to 240V. Higher voltage == less line loss.
None of that has anything to do with the notion that exchanges buy bitcoin off each other.
That was fascinating. Little did I know the cinema is to blame for AC.
You can see them in your browser's dev tools as well
I wonder how softbank’s vision fund has been doing, and whether that info is available somewhere. Seems like they’re in on every late stage splashy tech investment
The difference is that I have physical cash in the bank and the bank is robbed

This may seem pedantic, but no! You certainly don't have physical cash at your bank.

Only a miniscule percentage of monetary reserves are in physical form and a bank is not obliged (as a matter of fact it would be rather counter productive) to store physical cash on customer deposits.
>Bitcoin in its current form can’t have a useful “black market list”, because that list has to be generated somehow. Do you make a central authority in charge of list management? Or do you trust some fraction of the population to “vouch” that coins are bad? All the options would either open the door to immediate abuse or require a central authority that doesn’t exist.

Not necessarily. Each person could create their own blacklist, and just not trade with anyone who is using coins on it. Granted, that requires personal integrity. But it's a bit like saying "I don't do business with Iran." Some countries do, others don't.

If you are skeptical of the personal integrity component (on the part of others) you could make it more useful by saying "I don't trade with anyone who doesn't also share my same blacklist"
It is always crazy to read those layoff stories with people let go overnight for no reason and escorted out of building by security.

Must be hard to work knowing that can happen.
I'm still working on developing my soft skills, after decades of focused attention on them. (I've gotten a lot out of transactional psychology in particular: I always used to turn people off by talking too much or too little, so the lending model of social interaction in Games People Play increased my ability to maintain friendly casual relationships by orders of magnitude.)
The internet wayback machine might offer some clues to the age of a web page

https://archive.org/web/
And this is sadly exactly what the strategists at PayPal have calculated.

I understand that losing that amount of business is painful, but on the other hand, in the long run it pays to have principles.

I guess some businesses will try and put the fee on the customer.
> It just doesn't feel good.

This was my thought exactly. It's not that it feels different, but that it's not an improvement.
Norwegian government wants to make “Airbnb” for parking (Google translate)
That’s actually a good thing. Time bombs need to blow up when they are small.

Trump is helping China’s economy. By far he’s doing, he’s a savior to them.
> A wallet with $100 in it gets $5 in and then sends out $5. How do you decide if this was the $5 that went in? Is it first in first out?

Even assuming you mean "address" rather than "wallet", you can decide by looking at which UTXO was consumed. This is a drawback of Bitcoin.
It can't, that is what preloading is for. Your browsers comes preloaded with a list of all sites that have requested HSTS preload, so your browser will use HTTPS even on the first visit. This is why preloading on all subdomains is potentially dangerous to use, it could break your site if you don't have HTTPS everywhere.

But even without preloading HSTS will improve security. Yes, the first visit will be susceptible to MITM, but every visit after that is not. This makes it a lot more difficult for an attacker as they must intercept the very first visit for the attack to work.
Type erasure on the JVM is still awful. Advocates and defenders have a variety of intellectual arguments to defend its awesomeness, but it doesn't "erase" its painfulness.
One big difference between Anime and Mangas is that Manga is a condensed version of that Anime! It doesn't have those downfall boring moments like Anime do!
Rashad Ibrahimov on Freelance: It Is a Great Feeling to Belong to Something Glob
The objective was to find an eco-friendly method to do so. Thus the living walls, and not just outdoor air intake (which would cost power to run the fans, similar to the energy footprint of running an AC). I can't comment on average outdoor air, but plants certainly helped.
To be clear: I want a legal requirement. Like any industry that has vastly expanded in power and societal influence, the tech industry may ultimately need to be regulated for the greater good.
>it won't be long before the other payment processors follow the market leader

Fortunately this goes both ways:

On one hand, other payment processors will be able to squeeze even more revenue out of the sellers (or buyers).

On the other hand, any competing payment processor will be able to collect more revenue to finance its growth, thus helping them to grow and out-compete PayPal.

Contrast that with Amazon, which is ran very close to zero margins, thus making it harder for any competitors to generate growth-inducing revenue and at the same time offer competitive prices.
Unless the page includes a date of creation or publication (and far too many do not include such dates) then your best bet for an approximate date is as @ohiovr says, use the wayback machine and see how far back in their archives they have a copy of the page.
One thing that may help is to label your depression as it's own independent thing. Something that exists outside of your core self. Even give it a name, say Dave. Then when you are feeling depressed say, hey that's just Dave, why is Dave feeling this way? Is there another perspective that Dave isn't seeing etc...
It seems Lady is seen as old fashioned in America while the rest of the english speaking world does not.
Well, obvious. For context - the article is about therapy. The book is mostly about therapeutic schools too. Also I said nothing about psychiatry.

The book is mostly about historical context of psychological treatment in america and a critique of when people in helping professions jump from "our techniques help people" to "therefore the theoretical basis for our techniques is the truth"
Googlebot Evergreen
China backtracked on nearly all aspects of U.S. trade deal – sources
> 11.000 km in a month

> replaced by an increase in salary

That's like a grand extra every month. Post tax.
Cable wasn't much of a thing outside the big metros until the 80's. Most of the rural area in 75 had over the air. LA and NYC were there own world, and it showed from some of the writings of the time.

Someone might have, but it sure wasn't enough to justify the entry, and given the author didn't cite a source, I'm pretty sure it was just the author.
This. It's similar to a personal trainer. People don't hire personal trainers because they can't figure out how to exercise, they hire personal trainers so they have someone guiding them, supporting them, keeping them on track.

In my personal battle with depression, a big part of it has been self-distrust. So I could reason about it all day but I struggled to make any actual changes because I was always questioning. Having someone there actively giving me permission to reshape my thought patterns and giving me confidence that I'm on the right track has been absolutely essential.
CBS censors a ‘Good Fight’ segment whose topic was Chinese censorship
There are a lot of people who've shown how to use the ESP8266 powered off batteries for a long period of time. This [1] references a few and contains another itself. But they're not running all the time, it involves going in to deep sleep, and waking up very seldom.

If you don't need actual WiFi, and instead just need wireless communication, there are other lower power modules you can use like the nrf24l01, LoRa, and other generic "Wireless Tranceivers". If you need them to have internet access, you can create a gateway which the remote modules communicate with, then have a ESP8266 plugged into the wall to proxy the requests.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3lJWcRSlUA
Do they convert AC to DC back to AC to connect western Japan to eastern Japan electric grid systems?
"It would stop the practice dead in its tracks,"

Of course, because executing people when they have the tiniest amount of drugs on them has also worked so well across the world rolls eyes
> Everyone can decide freely which coins to accept.

If that were happening at any scale, the coins would be essentially worthless as a currency. They only make sense if there's some kind of agreement as to what is an acceptable/valid bitcoin. But then having a blacklist of "stolen coins" requires an authority that curates the list.
Also please be aware not all locals use "." as thousands separator. About half of the world [0], including we here in Germany, actually uses the dot as decimal separator. Thus your number "4.414 MB" actually looks confusingly close like ~4.41 GB to me on first sight. An easy way to avoid this is to not rounding to three digits after your only dot or comma.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#Arabic_numer...
What does FUD mean?
brains can't run high resolution simulations of brains, but supercomputers can.

neural networks are only a small component of what we use supercomputers for.
Talk about throwing stones in a glass house...
What Are Your Thoughts on Chadwick Boseman Playing Japanese Samurai, Yasuke?
I get your point that government is wasteful and corrupt in many ways. I'm not convinced that your proposed solution is coherent or workable.

I'm all for increased transparency but you seem to be additionally advocating a target-based, profit-driven approach. This sort of approach has to my knowledge failed pretty badly in the health, education and prison sectors in the UK. What happens is that as soon as you come up with a way to measure "return on investment" or "level of service", contractors will figure out a way to game those measures whilst providing poorer and poorer actual service.
Dealing with Software Collapse
All good points. But I'm still struggling with the idea of using the word "fast" to describe a technology that brought a 2GHz GPU-accelerated machine to its knees with Scrabble. Perhaps "sucked less than JavaScript"?
When eBPF stops doing simple subtractions
When I was a student I had a little room and one time I had a co2 monitor in my room for a few days. The monitor had 3 leds, green yellow and red. While sitting in the room for three consecutive hours (at the computer) the co2 would slowly rise from green to red and after opening the window for a while it was back at green. Now the interesting part is that I felt a strong correlation between tiredness and high co2 levels (I was surprised how strong this effect was) and that opening the window really did help. Since then I thought that every classroom needs such a device.
Yes, I think it's the VC mindset. It's "grow fast and exit quick" rather than "build a sustainable business."
Leading TV Creators Join Up for Immersive Storytelling
It’s also not really true. At least in many countries bank balances up to some amount (eg $250,000 in Australia) are insured by the federal government.

But outside of that many things could cause the bank to lose your money. And there wouldn’t be a recourse for it.
There is certainly a pattern of people posting news about China early in the morning.

Edit: yes I mean in US East coast morning.
I'd be surprised if it was, especially given that we evolved in a C02 concentration between 180 and 280 ppm, as opposed to the 410 ppm outside today.
Sleep as Medicine
Problem is that Seattle, with it’s high cost of living, spends 2/3’s what SF does. Don’t think SF city workers get paid 50% more than in Seattle.
Folders aren't "meaningless", they provide relational information (in form of a hierarchy), something that tags are really bad at.

It's not folders that are important, it's subfolders. Many fields have an implicit hierarchical organization, and reflecting that in some way is extremely helpful. As are tags. Ideally, you want both.
Build a side project, build an empire
Most of what I purchase on that front is from Amazon. Excepting a few wifi switches (which are UL listed), everything runs on 12v.
It should, but that's just not how society uses it. A google image search doesn't turn up many 18 year olds.
A Global Standard for Internet Content Regulation Is a Recipe for Censorship
I recently got into playing Dark Souls 3, Fromsoftware is definitely not garnering to the lowest common denominator.
Show HN: Chrome extension to record your leetcode result
Bionnale 2019 Summary – ATMPs and Serious Games
Why didn't Larrabee fail? (2016)
It’s worth noting the main investor visa E2 doesn’t have a path to citizenship at all. At least there is some hope in h1b.