skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imagine never meeting a wife because you used a self-checkout, pumped your own gas, drove a car instead of taking an Uber, read a FAQ instead of calling customer support, watched TV instead attending local theater, played Minesweeper instead of Fortnite, or commented on Hacker News instead of going speed-dating.
Quantum Biology May Help Solve Some of Life’s Greatest Mysteries
> this could be unnecessary at large American companies because the needs of national security services may have been engineered in

That's voluntary co-operation. The situation is far from perfect in the United States, but Australia is an extreme case.
“First-generation fact-checking” is no longer good enough
There are way more than 150 people who speak that dialect. I spend a lot of time down east - there are lots of similar dialects, etc. all around the area, not just on Ocracoke, but in Atlantic, Harkers Island, Beaufort, and other similar areas.
Sounds like a great place to work. In Turkey, it's also quite easy to get a staying permit, even if you don't plan on being emplyed by a Turkish company (e.g. if you just want to work on your startup). Just need to show that you have $500 per month you want to stay on your bank account.
See https://fastmail.blog/2019/02/28/aabill-and-fastmail/ and https://fastmail.blog/2018/12/21/advocating-for-privacy-aabi...
>You can build something with a mathematically perfect decode and EQ using a raspberry pi. You want digital all the way to final amp stage.

There are people out there who buy rubidium clocks to time DACs and swear to deities that they can hear the difference.
Show HN: Guardscript – Detect any changes made to your JavaScript files
I guess if the email address is replaced by Wechat number, Chinese will be at the top of the list.
Japanese culture can be taken into consideration while Chinese cannot.
Anyway, can research be done so arbitrarily and racially?
Ah, such a SCIENTIFIC SCIENCE!
Amazon won't be paying federal income taxes for the 2nd year in a row
Unpowered in a drawer.
>At the time of, and in the location of, the testing, the legal limit was higher. As such the water with legal and within limits.

>Since that time the legal limit has been lowered and consumer reports thinks they should go even lower, which makes the retrospective information look very bad.

It does not matter what CR thinks. What matters is that at this moment in time, the amount of arsenic in the bottled water exceeds the present (lowered) legal limit.

Following your argument will be similar to telling the police officer that you should be allowed to speed because the legal speed limit on the road used to be higher.

For those that haven't read the article: Federal limits are 10ppb (parts per billion), CR says they should be 3ppb because of medical research that shows drinking water at that level for extended periods is unhealthy. Levels detected were 17ppb.

From TFA:

>Beverage giant Keurig Dr Pepper provided CR in March with Peñafiel's bottled water quality report for 2018, which stated that the water had nondetectable amounts of arsenic. But the company said this week that it had conducted new testing, because of CR’s questions, and confirmed levels above the federal limit, at an average of 17 ppb.
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Please don't talking rubbish in the name of science ！！
Gaining Insights in a Simulated Marketplace with Machine Learning at Uber
Snipers Defend Drag Queen Story Hour from Mom-Led Protest
来自BB。要创建账号才能留言，不想给这么个智障网站添人气，但回想一下为人家服务器添加烤验助一分力也是好的，于是回来留这么一条言。
"Core competencies" is a widely misunderstood term. Lots of people equate it to "business model", as in "we sell widgets so therefore selling widgets is our core competence".

A thing is a core competence if, and only if:

* It makes a difference to your customers.

* It is difficult for your competitors to replicate.

* It provides access to a wide range of markets.

Janitorial services, as the OP says, do not tick any of these boxes (unless you are a restaurant or something, in which case it ticks the first). Black and Decker's core competence is not selling cheap hand tools, it is making small electric motors. Think about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_competency

IT frequently ticks all three: if your IT goes down your customers may know about it before you do. Your IT is going to be difficult for competitors to replicate (as long as you haven't outsourced the whole thing), and you can use that IT in lots of different markets.

However there are too many senior managers who have heard the words "core competence", not read the article, and assumed that since they are not running an IT company it follows that IT is not a core competence.
You can rent cabins there. Great place to fish and find awesome seashells, if you can dodge the aggressive flies.
This seem based on the assumption that the "real learner" who RTFM will somehow end up with deeper knowledge than someone who pays less than one billable hour for a well-written course. I've found many times when I don't do a good overview, I end up with gaps in my knowledge because I merely learned "just enough".
The internet is increasingly a low-trust society
Homelessness should be illegal.
There is no such thing as being a failure or a loser.

Specific projects and efforts may fail. You may lose a specific contest. But that doesn't change you into a 'loser' or a 'failure'.
Hey HN!

I created GuardScript because in my previous company we started to include more and more third-party Javascript from SaaS services on our homepage, and this created security risks for us [1] [2].

In order to reassure us, a few of these companies created independently what is essentially GuardScript: a service that monitors every few minutes any changes made to your Javascript files and sends you a notification with the changes made. You can then detect any malicious modification by analyzing these results.I decided to build it for a broader audience.

I'd love feedback and suggestions on how to make it better.

Thanks!

[1] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/09/12/feedify_magecart_ja
[2] https://www.zdnet.com/article/hackers-breach-statcounter-to-...
> in the US the gov can get email from providers that's more than 180 days old without a warrant

With a warrant signed by a judge. Also, if the keys are on your device the service has nothing to turn over. The court can't force the provider to engineer in a backdoor.

None of those checks or limitations apply in Australia.
Unless I misinterpret, everything you wrote stems from interpreting my suggestion to reduce as exclusive of other things.

I'm learning that I have to clarify every time that I'm not suggesting one solution as exclusive of any other to avoid misinterpretation.

Plenty of legislation emerged from popular behavioral change.
Seriously? Released on Science? Anyone else in the world would be capable of delivering a more reasonable study than this one.
Or move in next door, tear down the house, build a 4-unit, and rent out three of them.

If the influence of NIMBY really was limited to the BY (backyard) these issues would be moot. The frustration is that owners are attempting to control land that they did not purchase.
i thought Science is an academic rigour magazine, now i find it's a discriminatory one. you know do a intial pilot test in Japan then why don't you just do the same in China? you know what? it's your arrogance and prejudice that make you wrong and you'd better correct that mistake and apologize as soon as possible.
it's funny to think that whether do you dare come to the same conclusion on black
honestly though looks like Rohit has been MIA for a little since there are a lack of tweets on his personal account since May, etc. Hope he is ok.
At this point I really don't care anymore. It's like reading an article claiming the sky is blue...every damn day. Entire cities are offline and being held hostage. Gov't entities getting hacked, taken over. They don't care about our privacy, so I don't give a shit about their insecure systems. Let them all melt down. Then they might care about us, but only because it affected them in a hardcore way and forced them into action. Can't wait til AI really takes off and they ML it all full of known hacking methods and 0 days and just let it out in the wild. Stuxnet was a baby. Wake the F up.
I setup a friend with a librelec raspi media player in his ~5 year old minivan that only has composite video in for the built in screen. Its not quite dead yet.
The argument most commonly put forth by NIMBY types is that providing services for homeless people simply encourages more homeless to move to that city.

Here in Austin, the City announced plans to build a new community center to help the homeless. Nearby residents are losing their fucking minds over it.
Then what else should?
They spend vast amounts of money on the problem, but the way they approach the problem makes the solution intractable. To the extent the drug addicted and severely mentally ill homeless can want things, and want the right to continue their current life, they are afforded that right. That is to say, it is their fundamental right to use drugs, live, and defecate on the street (I know these things are illegal, but really, legality is determined by enforcement, not what is on the books. And as far as enforcement goes, these things are legal for all intents and purposes).

So long as they don't want help, and so long as it is their right to refuse and continue as they are, nothing will change. The alternatives are many, but they all start with some type of enforcement agency willingly stripping these peoples rights, and forcibly and potentially violently taking them into government custody, which the citizens of San Francisco find far more appalling than solving the problem.

Note: What I said above doesn't generalize to 'the homeless,' and people out of a job and down on their luck, It specifically is targeted to the worst offenders who scatter the city with waste and needles.
Media player connected to tv. (Kodi or Elec, I can't recall which)

What I found really neat about this is that if you use the HDMI connection, there is some automated setup/control that allows my tv remote to control the PI. (through the HDMI connection)

But also, the smart phone app for Kodi remote control added a new layer of interaction with the media player that is just sort of unique and unexpected. (everything worked so easily)
Did you consider other cheaper countries like in Eastern Europe (Hungary, Slovenia, etc?)
A similar discussion on ageism can be found at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20252097
Have you tried living in places like Cleveland? It's far from rural and there are many livable single family houses available for <$150K.
Would you please recommend one of these forums?
Here in the US, portions of the 900 MHz band are used for ISM uses. Hypothetically, could one deploy a LTE access point on LTE band 8?
Does work-in-progress count? I have two with cameras I am attempting to rig up as a frontend/backup camera in my Humvee (very necessary!), hopefully w/ UI on iPhone
Kubernetes Operators. An attempt to figure them out. What you think?
I use it to build a cloud backup system. My files in the computer will automatically sync to Raspberry Pi.
DNS and DHCP server running on NetBSD.
It's somewhat common. https://www.amazon.com/Adafruit-Composite-Video-Raspberry-AD...
If you only tax income then you definitely impede people reaching certain levels of wealth.
This rings true to me. They told me that if I worked hard, then I'd be successful by default. At some point in my early 20s, I realized that it wasn't true at all, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. I was severely depressed and felt like a failure, right up until the point where I accidentally stumbled into being a programmer and turned out to be good at it.
Not really. Tends to be the same in any booming city. The opposite is the exception.
I have several, I use them for multiroom audio with snapcast (mostly with USB DACs although one has a DAC hat.
Some have temp and humidity sensors, one has the rpi cam.
One has a always on vpn connection and transmission running.
For a while I used one with a Parsec client and cloud gaming.
However, I use a Odroid XU4 for all the big stuff (home assistant, NAS, nodered, mopidy, etc.)
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The resources exist, but San Francisco is very poorly governed, and one way that manifests is inefficiency at all levels. A unit of affordable housing costs $750k and a decade from site acquisition to occupancy.
Yep. As much as I’d like to play around with it, I have no projects in mind that aren’t pure-software and easier on my laptop, or just end up filled with pre-made solutions to save on support time. Shame, but there you go.
Do you get the amount and merchant in the notification that you reached the limit? Mine doesn't (check the screenshot).
I spent a while figuring out the cheapest possible way of doing front end dev for a series of blog posts (that I never wrote) . The result was using a Pi3B+ and a lot of open source tools, Github and Netlify. It works so well I'm still using it for a ton of dev.
One thing to consider is that life circumstances that make us stressed and feel suicidal are transitory, but suicide is permanent. I felt pretty bad when younger, but I am fine now. It would have sucked if I'd killed myself back then.
I always believe that the research should be based on the fairness so that I hope you can do it without DISCRIMINATION!!! It just made me not want to read the Science anymore and I will suspect the results of the others from now on. Shame on you!
I got a bunch of them running Screenly (https://www.screenly.io), so I'd say that's a good use :)

Also, I'm using PiHole and Home Assistant.

Disclaimer: I'm the author of Screenly.
Pi-Hole, RetroPie, and for my 1st-grade son I installed Kano OS for his first computer. I see a couple of Pi 4s as upgrades in my future.

Also looking to get my SDR rig up and running on one of the other Pis i have waiting to be used.
Link to the actual audit here: https://oig.nasa.gov/docs/IG-19-022.pdf
What should these rich people do? Quit buying houses? Sit on their money? Buy yachts instead? You could argue that buying and renting out houses directly helps the proletariat, because it lowers rent.
> we're arguably better overall that at any other time in history.

Even a basic look at where we are shows this as untrue. Our health care is more expensive, life spans are declining, wages dropping when compared with inflation, housing costs rising. We don't have to dig very deep to see that we are going downhill.

We have problems. I believe they are solvable. But we've got to stop denying that we have them.
在一个母语非英语国家用英文资料测试诚实程度，联系方式为最不常用的email,且完全不考虑风土人情，得出了诚实程度倒数第一的结论，太荒谬了。我知道有人会翻译这段话，因为你们不是每个人都看得懂中文，就像不是每个中国人都可以读写英文一样。借用一下前面的评论
整个统计无逻辑，毫不严谨，偏见加上无知，双标就是这样。呵呵呵
One day you may find something that is worth living for and you'll leave the darkness behind. After that day when looking at your current thinking process, it will not make much sense. Of course when your mind is cloudy no outside words or solutions register, they seem like empty words. They will only make sense once you're past that point. That's why is good to have hope.
This is, of course, why they’ve qualified the association as being a personal one. “For us,” the circle represents…

Implying that this interpretation may/should be true for others comes across to me as self-serving, though. You can attach whatever meaning you wish to a circle, but unless you make an actual effort to convey that meaning, then a circle remains... a circle. And they haven’t made any effort to do so here.

IMO, They’re just serving up a big cup of hyperbole for anyone willing to take a sip. Par for the usual corporate course, I guess.
My cousin and I have a joke about Butterfield---a narrative where the poor guy just wants to make multiplayer games, but keeps accidentally making hugely successful web companies.
Media center & TV PC. I have a 4 TB external hard drive connected to it (and swap on it). Using a custom compiled kernel with zswap support, browsing the web isn't that bad with the 1GB of RAM on the 3B.

I've also hooked up an RTL-SDR to it and ran rtl-tcp instead of needing to run a long USB cord.
I used it to monitor ADSL device status[0], also created a DIY timecapsule for MacOS[1] — these were all in the past, though.

Currently the Pi is on my roof, connected to an SDR. I sometimes run rtl_server on it, and listen around. Although it's been a hassle, since I have to run upstairs and disconnect it everytime there's a storm. Also, listening to the device over WiFi means I get really laggy control over my SDR. I'm planning on replacing the Pi with something better powered.

[0]: https://github.com/amingilani/scruffy

[1]: https://github.com/amingilani/chronopill
Well, the sentiment aside there's also the issue of the fact that you are subsidizing people that made less financially sound decisions and punishing those who made financially responsible decisions. What about the moral hazard?

i.e. if two people had identical student loan balances with $500 minimum payment per month and one person decided to pay $1000 monthly to pay it off quickly and the other person paid $500 and YOLO'd the other $500 monthly into instagram vacations, takeout food, Bitcoin at 19k, etc, you are effectively subsidizing the second group of choices.
> All in all it reads like a security basics 101 list that has been ignored. System administrators lacked security certifications, no role-based security training was in place and JPL, unlike the main NASA security operations center (SOC), didn't even have a round-the-clock incident reporting capability.

That is not security 101, that's CYA bullshit that corporations institute once they've been caught with their pants down. "Training" is worth jack. You have to actually implement security practices for them to be worthwhile. Sysadmins are not always the brightest bulbs in the box, but they definitely shouldn't be expected to be doing a security team's job of regularly auditing security policy to make sure it's being enforced.
Defense Department Emits More Carbon Dioxide Than Many Countries
What Is Electron and Why Is It So Polarizing?
Just the software that runs Ubiquiti equipment. You can run it on anything, the "cloud key" device Ubiquiti has is probably the most popular, I just run it on a Windows server in my network. Some people run it on a rpi, though I've never understood why.
I don't see a rush of people leaving the US for greener pastures...
Yeah, that's completely inexcusable. Maybe I should have given them time to respond to the official complaint, and maybe they would have fixed it, but I don't want to tell a company "someone just stole 1k euros from me, please stop them!" and hear back "it's your fault".
阿联：population 9.70M, examples 400 英国：population 65.10M, examples 1132 美国：population 329.25M, examples 1000 中国：population 1384.68M, examples 400 ?? shouldn't be 4000?
Japan is special, China is not because it fits the pre-setting hypothesis.
It is racist!
>where is the penalty that you will pay if this legislation goes into effect?

Someone has to pay for that $1.6 trillion. So the GP is going to get it twice. First by having to pay off their loans and then again by having to (help) pay them off for everyone else.
When I was 11 or 12 I was put on anti-depressant and anti-psychotic medications (some off label). Several years later, it's discovered the company had illegally marketed one of the drugs to minors and it had developed into negative side effects in some patients, for which there was a class action lawsuit. Luckily, I never developed said side effects personally, but it did leave a level of distrust with pharma companies and to an extant the medical field
Sounds like a problem with your forcepoint system, whatever that may be.
Nothing is being abstracted here, and nothing is gained by indirection

Making the rest of the function readable would be a win. If the two functions in the if-then are quite long, and if that clause appears in many places, then that could be a big win in the aggregate.
I use the Touch Bar for volume control, brightness control, to select screen when VNCing to remote machine.

FN key reveals Function keys for me.
> We tried to raise money from VCs in SV twice, and we failed. Why? Our product wasn’t good enough and we didn’t have enough growth.

Maybe it's time to stop, or take your experience and re-apply it elsewhere?

The thing with software is that it's very quick to prove (or disprove) a business model. If you're working on something for years and don't have the profits (or free users) to show, it's unlikely that you'll succeed.

Now, let's be honest: Meeting people in VR is really cool. I'm sure that you can figure SOMETHING out that will apply in the K-12 space, even if it's not what your original vision is.
Here's the actual incident report: https://theoceancleanup.com/updates/system-001-learnings-roo...

It has a few goofy phrases ("unscheduled learning opportunity") but it seems like a pretty solid writeup. Their subsequent update also says they recovered both pieces of the boom and ~2 tons of garbage, so not a smashing success but it also could have been much worse.
Direct Listings Split Up the IPO
I am not a Real Estate Investor, but I am a little confused who the bad-guy is in this situation. Why is it the investor and not the person who ends up paying top dollar for the flipped "move in ready" home?

It seems like the consensus here is usually that "the market" is a good thing, and I am not sure why this case is different.
So every time a product is bought out by a different company they should have to change the name?
This is paywalled, so there's very little information -- anyone have a link?

Most of these comments don't appear to have read anything, just discussing....