skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t use this API myself, so it doesn’t really effect me, but this somehow feels like one of the last purely good things was lost.
Not necessarily, a cargo container sized unit would have a limited quantity of fissile material making it more readily dealt with by proper authorities. Given newer self-shutdown models that don’t go critical or meltdown tons of highly reactive material on failure removes issues similar to Fukushima where melted nuclear material erodes containment and embeds into the ground and/or seeps into ground water. During transport, if the system is off, you could end up with readily contained debris given the containment system is designed to withstand external forces (think black boxes, but with nuclear material). Nasty still but much more controllable. I’d argue it’s on par with some of the nastier chemicals already routinely transported.

Another benefit of smaller scalable units would be the ability to readily transport aging units back to a central factory that routinely handles old units before major structural degradation occurs. One issue at Fukushima (and a majority of other nuclear reactors) is that the size and scale of each one is enormous requiring a lot of one-off resources to clean up, and so the incentives are to run them far past designed lifetimes and safety recommendations. Nuclear fission is very detrimental to materials, even in modern failsafe designs. But having an organization which routinely “recycles” units long before failure could allow both economic efficiencies, better safety due to constant practice, and dealing with smaller units which could be largely handled with industrial robotic systems.

The issue I’d worry about with such units would be security. Smaller units could mean potentially less security which would make for easier targets for motivated terrorists or rebels.
It's possible to switch keyboard layouts on the fly when another user takes over.
If you are on a regular keyboard, you can keep all your fingers on the home row and use your palm to hit ctrl.
I can imagine how the secondary (classic) bloom filter can be smaller: It only needs the bits that fail the neural bloom filter that are actually in the set. That means once you're done training the neural bloom filter, you can revisit your training set to find the set of filters that miss the primary so you know what goes in the secondary.
The Lockheed design is exciting precisely because it offers compact reactor designs. The article talks about power plants the size of shipping containers.
If you see someone is looking Profit Genesis 2.0 Review for a camera to buy and see what hot cameras are use that in your ads and show your buyers how they can get that camera with your help which means offering them a way to earn extra income. see what people want and complain too to get attention.

When it comes to press releases I think they are the best PR tool. Do not confuse PR with press releases. PR stands for public relations and it includes press releases as a tool to generate buyers. Talk about promotions, holiday specials your company or personally you plan to have. Start writing today and announce that special give-away event or do something like 12 days of Christmas. Create theme around your business or product.

Lets call it Virtual Black Sunday or Saturday, whatever you think makes you happy. Send people to your sales page instead of lead page and give them that product for less price. Example if you sell even affiliate product with full resale rights you can low the price and offer that for less than everyone else and then ask them to sign up for updates when they get email from you to say THANK YOU.

Make it fun and easy to watch with a theme about your products and how they are related to hot products that are sold online. Always have connection with something that people WANT. It could be toys, electronics. People fight for them and you show them how you can solve that problem by showing them how to create income to purchase them without going to the stores at 5 am in the morning.

https://healthinfluencer.net/profit-genesis-2-0-review/
Can you explain in a bit layman terms what exactly has been done here ? What I understood is that there is a single NN trained for multiple tasks - but what is the benefit ?
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Ask HN: Monitoring Solutions for Side Projects
Hi HN,

I'm looking for monitoring, logging and error reporting services for my side projects .. which are smallish SaaS apps built with python and node, dockerized and and deployed over digital ocean droplets.

Looking for something affordable and simple.

Thanks.
I dont see a problem with it. You are providing a pragmatic solution to a problem: HR people wanting to build "artificial diversity" will find your lists useful. Of course, as a side casualty, some others will use it to select on standards like beauty. No good thing comes without drawbacks.
have you had a look at https://github.com/onivim/oni ? heard good things about it.
I'm going to lay everything I have on the line next week by trying to catch a short position on index futures by Monday morning, July 22, 2019. My guess for Sunday is a big dip down, followed by dead cat bounce for somewhere at or near the open Monday morning.

Sell the rallies as long as we are below ES ~8,000 / NQ ~3,000. Would be interesting to see MSFT, for instance, take a 70%-75% haircut in the next X years. [SPX 666 <- 10 years | 3,000 -> ??]

This is not investment advice.
I don’t pretend to believe I can predict the market... I suspect flight to quality is playing a role. If America is in a precarious situation, how would we position Europe (brexit, macro trade immigration), the Middle East (Iran, war), South America (Venezuela melt down) and Asia (trade war, militarization)?

A lot of money is pouring into the US because it is relatively stable. Helps that US companies have favorable tariff policy, economic policy and a competitive landscape.
Saved by the Bell – The Surprising History of Safety Coffins
It will end only when there is a viable alternative and as of now there is none.
Ask HN: How does one overcome solo founder loneliness?
Show HN: Moving to Portland? I made PortlandiaMaps, an alt dashboard  for you
Now imagine being a non-native English speaker brought up on an all-you-can-eat regime of cultural imperialist dishes but outside of the y'all-o-sphere. Should we follow down the 'Ow my balls' rabbit hole or just bifurcate?
There is a difference between ownership and control. The ownership would not transfer in such a case, as it can not due to law. However, control would.
>I believe, is because most of these trading desks sit in one place - NYC, a super liberal anti trump environment

I would disagree. Most of the bankers where I worked last were happy with Trump winning.
How does Facebook get billions and equifax gets millions?

Equifax goes out and gathers your personal finance data without even asking, they literally take it whether you want them to or not.

Facebook is data people choose to share freely.

This just seems like equifax should be settling with an extra zero on the end!
Yes you're right. It's called "havala" in India and is common among traders of all goods.

People do this because having more than ~3000$ cash (in Rupees) is illegal, but people use it anyway.

So I can tell you that the Drop has the note.

And yes, here the whole note (bill) is given to the courier by Drop as receipt, not by tearing in half.

And I don't think even there people tear the serial number into half. Just the note.
From the title I was expecting the opposite.

Surely websites are using anti incognito tactics, and users would want to bypass those detection schemes.
Whenever I have worked somewhere and someone has complained and got no where, as soon as they lawyer up it goes to the top of the pile, 200% vip treatment!
That's like $3 dollars per affected adult!
IPv6 significantly simplifies your internal numbering.

Inside a corporation you don't need to "dual stack" you can just go pure IPv6 wall-to-wall and now all your subnets are arbitrary size and have globally unique addresses. You use NAT64 at the edge to get to the parts of the world that are stuck on IPv4.

Several big organisations have done this, it's a big saving.
For Firefox it's simple enough - can you open indexedDB? That goes the same for IE 10+. If instead it's Safari, can you successfully modify localStorage?

Unfortunately, every browser seems to change it's behaviour as soon as you try not to store your history.

Some browsers do try and stop these detection methods... And by the time they've patched them out new methods have emerged.
Except they don't have names. Just a photo. And maybe an IP address.

Photos that could also easily be scraped from Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram etc.
JWT and Refresh tokens dont address session issues; so the answer to your question is to introduce strong session management tools.

(Id argue that JWT is the wrong tool to use in a react front end - store that in the orchestration and implement some strong session management betweem FE and orch through an access gateway)
Nonce reuse is easily preventable with deterministic nonces or sufficient randomness. PS3 used a fixed nonce which is a whole different problem.

I agree that JWT has all sorts of flexibility that make it hard to use well but NIST curves work just fine.

If you think they are backdoored then sure, Ed25519 is a better option but real world constraints may require you to use a NIST curve for now.
I’m surprised that Kojima didn’t take the “localisations” well. MGS was fantastically well received in the West, in no small part due to the story/translation. Anyone who’s read foreign literature knows that literal translations are always poor, and the strength of a novel in a different language relies almost as much on the translator as the original author.
They already do this with ITER[1] for the "bioshield" to protect humans from radiation, the facility is semi underground as well.

However by the sounds of it, a reasonable fraction of the output power is in the form of neutrons. If you had no lithium blanket and just concrete, the energy of the neutrons would go into heating the concrete, where it would either be wasted, or require the concrete to be actively cooled which would be difficult as concrete is not a great conductor.

[1] https://f4e.europa.eu/mediacorner/newsview.aspx?content=941
>...best way to store that refresh token in a ReactJS frontend

You never store refresh tokens in a frontend. You can store access tokens (short-lived) in the frontend but you should never store refresh-tokens.
I agree the lack of money won't buy you anything.

But I also agree that in order to gain more money, humans will always be drowned in sadness, which counters their goal of happiness.
You might solve the incognito detection problem but you open up the opportunity for notification-fatigue if users end up getting lots of these permission requests.
We're still waiting for an explanation of what Godot is ...
I haven't implemented but like what it's going for. Modern crypto is all about making it easy to do the right thing without thinking about it and PASETO does that well with its versioning scheme and relying on established crypto from libsodium.
Absolutely agree! How specific/granular would be the most valuable to you - at the city level perhaps?
The senders do NOT control the cursor by hand. From the paper:

> The Senders convey their decisions of "rotate" or "do not rotate" by controlling a horizontally moving cursor (Figure 8) using steady-state visually-evoked potentials (SSVEPs).
actually, this quote is from the beginning of the Myth of Sisyphus :)
They might be referring to this free game engine: https://godotengine.org/
People running this project (Tom McGuire) are aerospace engineers who are familiar with plasma in hypersonic speeds and computational fluid simulation. It seems that they don't have experienced particle or plasma physicists in the project.

Can anyone correct me on this?
Two (or more) excel sheets running on different computers. Afaik it’s impossible to link cells in real-time between different PCs natively.
Incognito mode was conceived to not leave traces in your local system, hence its shortcomings to bypass paywalls. Making websites unaware of incognito mode was not part of the original design.
HTTPS: //locastic.com/blog/multi-language-support-gatsbyjs/
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Not enogh, they willfully ignored the FCC. They should be bared from launching anything in the future and the CEO should be fired.
Thumbs up for moving away from medium.
Please make the colors a bit more calm :)
Spent countless hours/days with his Lisp book. One of my favorites.

Great person, too.
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It seems that you are correct. The cursor is moved by concentrating on the lights.
There are just so many bugs with Vim implementation in VSC. For example the two undo systems can lose sync and randomly delete half the document.
Godot is a multiplatform game engine, similar to unity but open source. It runs on Linux/win/osx and exports to win32, win uwp, iOS, Android and Linux.

The best way to learn godot is to follow along a development tutorial on YouTube.

I HIGHLY recommmend Angega's space shooter tutorial:

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv3l-oZCXaqkUEqrLsKJIAh...
Messing with autoplaying videos (or fonts) in the most deliberate annoying way is not uncommon currently. My hypothese is that they want people to quit the web as fast as they can to increase the number of visits with the less expensive computers/bandwidth possible. Maybe also splitting the events in two or three (many short visits by the same people instead a longer one) to fake an increase in the counter of visits.
The key part here seems to be protection against all kinds of message interception attacks - if I listen in on the conversation and hear that the code is 12345678, then I can't easily create a dollar bill with that code on it, and probably even the FBI can't do it quickly enough for it to be useful.
In addition to the [Neo]Vim, I can also recommend vifm[1] - vi-like file manager. It supports vi-like key bindings, similar configuration, and color schemes[2]. Moreover, it can be integrated[3] with Vim itself.

[1] https://github.com/vifm/vifm

[2] https://vifm.info/colorschemes.shtml

[3] https://github.com/vifm/vifm.vim
Is there a good solution for event/usage tracking for intranet apps without access to Internet? Or is the only option to roll out everything by yourself?
Nobody wants “1 company to control all content.”

What we do need is something like the music industry has. Subscribe to Spotify, Deezer, Tidal. They all pretty much have the same stuff, with slight differences in UI and the odd exclusive to differentiate them.

That’s what they need to do - cross license. They can even have a delay before they do so for their own content or whatever.

Just the admin of subscribing to 20 different services is enough to make me subscribe to none.
Ask HN: Do You Believe in Progress?
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/progress/

Or

Do you think that you can solely conserve what is good already before it more or less naturally decays?

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/time-thermo/

Or

Something else ?
I think there are two use cases for incognito mode:

1. I don't want others who have access to my client machine to be able to see a history of what I did online.

2. I don't want servers to be able to know anything about me except maybe my IP address.

It feels like tying these two together under one setting makes them both fragile. E.g. for scenario 2, I don't care whether a web page can use local storage as long as they don't have access to the data between sessions.

I'd much rather have two options - hide from the server and hide from your boss (or whoever). And maybe some UI to help me always hide from specific servers or delete all the artifacts from a specific session after the fact.
I couldn't agree more. Additionally it feels that for each content that disappears Netflix is replacing it with yet another generic series whose formula has been repeated time and time again.
I imagine that maybe this was the point, but I'm a non-native English speaker and I do not understand a single part of your comment.
> They refuse to acknowledge that they are selling off what is essentially a public resource.

I think I'm OK with this. Someone decided to ask for a ton of free IP addresses when the Internet was a crazy thing nobody cared about. That person appointed a board of directors to manage the resource. The appointed board then decided "let's turn that valuable resource into money." That's just capitalism. Is it fair that someone buys stock that increases in value 100x? Is it fair that someone is born rich and you're born poor? Not really. But that's the way the world works.

If you want to post to a networking mailing list "I don't like the way the world works, it's unfair," I'm totally fine with that. But being mad about who owns what today because you weren't around to claim some land before the gold rush seems irrational to me. These folks got lucky. It appears that they are going to donate 100% of their luck to charity. It's all going to be okay, probably.
How did you set it up? In-house?
I find it disappointing that this is the only mention of Cox in the comments. Can't be bettered as far as my palate is concerned!
The war on drugs has been an utter failure. Nothing about a war addresses the underlying human problems. The worst aspect of it all is that every failure becomes evidence that we're not fighting hard enough. That if we just fight harder, we'll win the war.

Ostensibly, point of the war on drugs is to help the addicts. Yet in most contexts, they get treated with disdain. We provide very little direct help. There's basically nothing to help respectable people, so respectable people don't get help. Instead, they hide their problem until it grows too large to be contained.

It sometimes feels like compassion for drug addicts starts and ends with punishing drug dealers. Maybe it's just easier that way. I think we as a society need to take a hard look in the mirror and ask ourselves if we really did all that we could do to save those lives.
We're using Snowplow and it's quite great. There's a complicated setup process and you have to declare event schema before starting tracking, but it's quite cost effective if that's your priority.

We have millions of rows coming from unique users in realtime at $600/mo, with Segment this would at least be $5000/mo.

We then use Redash to prepare charts, tables, etc for analysis.
Show HN: Personal Management System
Hello,

For the past few months I’ve been working on my personal tool which I’ve named Personal Management System, sounds familiar isn’t it? Content Management System, but no it’s not designed for any blogging or website management.

Just like I’ve called it - it’s for personal usage only, for data that should not be available over internet and so on.

I’ve created this app because I really wanted some central point for storing my contacts, personal notes, plans for visiting some places, some schedules, goals etc. Everything just in one place, not between few clouds or still on paper.

I really wanted something that I can control - that means being able to simply create any additional extensions for my usage.

You can find more information on my repository: https://github.com/Volmarg/personal-management-system

Project is totally MIT, and demo version is accessible at: http://185.204.216.136:8000, with:

- Login: admin

- Password: admin

- Documentation can be found at: https://volmarg.github.io/

And run it on: Chrome (that’s the only browser that i support)

Feel free to use it and also feel free to leave any feedback, maybe You can even find some bugs (and since I’m using this tool some of them might be dangerous for me as well).

Some features/changes are planned, but since I’m just working slowly on it alone and I prioritize some things above others then it won’t happen to soon.
As this seems to be a fairly unknown project, some benchmarks against clang/gcc would surly spark more interest in the project.

Afaict, the XOC infrastructure, released by Alibaba, hasn't seen any commits in the last few years.

So my question then is, does this project offer something that the others (gcc/clang/icc) don't, or why should someone use it? Or is it just a hobby project, or a purely academic exercise?
I'm just talking to my entrepreneur friends about my projects.
Although the author admits his thoughts on the matter are mostly speculation, I commend him for shining some light on a $100B project regarding nuclear weapons. There was a time when mainstream news outlets paid attention to projects of this size, and certainly anything to do with nuclear weapons. That time has passed, of course. And it's not just mainstream news. This HN post has 5 comments, just above it are 350+ complaining that juggling Netflix AND Prime Video is just too annoying. </rant>
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VR really isn't new. It's quite literally been around a few decades. Longer if you count devices like Sensorama[1] but the Oculus-style VR headsets that we're familiar with now has been around since the 90s (albeit at a significantly lower polygon count).

Plus there has been lots of research already about extended periods of altered realities. From people living inside mock space capsules through to simple experiments with people wearing special glasses[2]. Though granted I don't know of any research regarding extended use Oculus-style VR for weeks / months at a time, there have also been a lot of research regarding the use of such technology and how it can alter our mental perceptions beyond what we visual see (eg I cannot find a reference for this one but I did read research about people using avatars of the opposite sex and how quickly people came to register that was their pseudo-psyical body)

As an aside, this research reminds me a bit of Sword Art Online[3]. A Japanese light novel (which has been ported to different formats from anime through to computer games) and which is about "full dive" VR headsets.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensorama

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upside_down_goggles

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sword_Art_Online
What sites worry about incognito mode and why?
Five Management Lessons from the Apollo Moon Landings
You would need to do this unsafely in C# though which is kind out of bounds of the discussion/my point.
I totally agree with your point. Blocking this certificate in major browsers or warning users would be of great use.

But there is a minor remark I have to make here. I'm sure you were talking about citizens of Kazakhstan, when you used the word "Kazakhs". The word "Kazakh" actually denotes an ethnicity, not a citizenship. And although Kazakhs are predominant ethnicity in Kazakhstan (~65% of the population), there are many others, and it's incorrect to call them Kazakhs.

Wikipedia suggests "Kazakhstani" as a English term for Kazakhstan citizens. I also saw other people using the word "Kazakhstanians". Maybe one of these two would be a better choice than "Kazakhs".
Same here. I want Bandcamp for video.