skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you blame them? It's that or working a minimum wage job.. which would you take? Have thousands of followers and make money online or work some miserable job for corporate overlords - the choice is not difficult.
The now discontinued USAA Limitless Cash Back Rewards Visa.
Yes, so the new world government would have to be based on an economic system that doesn't allow for the existence of massively powerful and wealthy corporations or individuals, unlike the currently dominant capitalist system.
Ask HN: Repurposing a Windows 10 Tablet to provide internet to the home
I have a spare Lenovo Thinkpad 10 tablet running Windows 10, with a 3G/4G sim slot.

I also have an Asus RT-AC1200 Dual band Wireless Router.

What I want to do is put a sim card (from my mobile provider, which I already have) into the Thinkpad, and share that connection over my Asus Router to my home.

Are there any preferable techniques to achieving this over others, and what are the main problems this could cause both now and down the line?
> Stand on the street corner all you like, at least your terrible ideas will be limited by the physical world. The Internet, though, with its inherent ability to broadcast and congregate globally, is a fundamentally more dangerous medium.

The notion behind this seems to be:

"We must protect the idiots of the world from terrible ideas."

Why does this rub me the wrong way so much? I guess it's such a depressing view of our fellow humans?
Agreed with sibling comment, here in the US signatures are never checked. I've had chip cards for years and can't remember it happening once.
Instagram is currently hiding likes in Ireland as part of a test, only the person who uploads the photo sees how many people like it. It will be interesting to see if they roll it out everywhere or decide against it.
I'd say Poland too, which again, some consider Eastern Europe.
Those animated paragraph breaks are awful. I can't read the content without strategically covering them by scrolling.
The person you're referring to is talking about a different kind of focus -- focus as in not going off task.

Some of us have a habit of getting distracted from the task at hand easily and going off on a HN/Youtube/Reddit/browsing/timewasting session.

Continual prompts like this you could catch this within 10 minutes in to a timewasting session and remind you to get back to work.

Personally I probably wouldn't use 10 minutes though as it seems a little too frequent and would go closer to the standard Pomodoro time of 25 minutes (which I have personally used and found useful).
When I was in high-school and college I did this a few times for several months. Pattern I usually fell into is reading a chapter of Proverbs or Ecclesiastes in the morning (to get my boost for this weird spiritual nihilistic stoicism) and a Psalm in the evening (that felt like more of a human connection)

I had friends who had that as a stable morning and evening ritual for years, complete with bible-studybook-journals e.t.c
Parts of it go back to Prohibition too. The original push to get police into cars was partially just to let them cover more ground. But part of it was that cars would separate them from the neighborhoods they covered a bit and prevent them from absorbing local mores about what sorts of activities were harmless instead of what the law said.
I'm a vegetarian butcher, but in a different vein. These days I only eat meat I personally catch and then kill, having sworn off farmed meat entirely.
While I love that the FCC has fixed this (especially the "scammers spoof a U.S. number, usually one in the victim’s area code" part), something tells me the scammers won't just roll over and go "whelp, there's nothing we can do!". They'll just find a new "loophole".
better tell /r/hydrohomies and get them on the case
Thanks! Is there any math I could apply to arrive at that number? Also, since there is so much development left to be done, could I be treated as a co-founder instead that takes salary?
Katy Perry's Dark Horse Lawsuit Makes Waves in Music Industry
> why not change the test to include those issues?

The problem with making comprehensive tests would mean small cars would be disadvantaged. You wouldn't pair up a heavyweight MMA fighter with a strawweight to figure out who is best, and likewise, you wouldn't have a bus and a small car t-bone each other to determine which is safer. (If you think a bus is a bad comparison since they're not usually sold to the general public, just try a pickup truck vs a small car.)
While i understand it sucks for you but for many people factory including me, factory farming is awesome and animal suffering is not important at all.
There's no such thing as a real 1:1 translation between languages anyway. Some words may map that way, but languages as a whole reflect their cultures. A common example from the New Testament is that English has just one word for "love" whereas Greek has several. We compromise by adding some adjective, like "brotherly love".

When learning a language, I've heard its best to not learn a direct mapping to a word in your original language but instead to, for example, place the word for "lamp" on a sticky note and stick it to a lamp in your house. This way you more directly associate the word with the object rather than the name in your original language, because you'll otherwise grow to rely on using your original language as a go-between from ideas to the foreign language, which will make fluency more difficult.
What in the world is going on with HN today? There's this post trying to make fun of those who like to take pictures in an "I'm better than you because I enjoy the moment" sort of way, then there's another post about "Was Email a Mistake?" from the New Yorker nonetheless, and then another one titled "Tardigrades may now be living on Moon" which is an article which should be retitled "Tardigrades aren't living on the moon, but click here anyway!"

There are comments in all threads talking about how they're not good things to be posted and talked about, but these don't fit with what I feel HN should be about.
Ironically, doctors have stopped taking the Hippocratic oath...because vowing to not kill people is so outdated now...
> It would maybe reduce the number of scam calls though

Sounds great, lets do that.
The whole issue is that no laws have been broken. How and why would we arrest innovent citizens?
If you hardcoded the 5 things that are tested, your code is still no good.
Most importantly, flexidiscs were way cheaper to produce in volume than cassette tapes
> Source?

A minivan weighs over 4500 lbs, while a sports car probably weighs 3000 lbs. In most collision situations, the heavier car is safer.

Frontal collision tests (and frontal overlap tests) are against stationary objects. So a minivan is tested with 4500+lbs of weight, while a sports car is only tested with 3000 lbs of weight.

Some tests are weight dependent. Others have a static weight.

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I know some friends who survived getting hit by a bus. Riding in a 5000lb+ vehicle helps in these situations. There is a huge degree of safety that is afforded by just having a heavier vehicle.
The post's core message seems to be lost on HN. It's about screening sources for supposedly insecure and/or injection-prone funcs using simple text scanning (such as strcat, which however is considered in iOS apps when it is a C std API func); supposedly grepability is also about quickly finding code locations of messages and variables. But comments are all about Rust or Go superiority, irrelevant grep implementation details, and AST-based code analysis tools when these are specifically dismissed in TFA as producing too many false positives. Talk about bubbles and echo chambers.
Wouldn't your learn a pretty archaic version of the language? I know that the bible passages I've read were very strange compared to everyday speech.
As in I ask in the contract to grant me additional equity when we get funding/meet KPIs? Also, how does it affect the vesting schedule?
I'm a white male, near 1% income and I live in a small town about 30 miles outside a major U.S. city and I'm terrified of the police.

We've stopped holding the police accountable for their actions and it's out of control. Local government, state government, prosecutors and most of all the Unions are to blame. Yeah, the Union, I'm the son of a Union executive and Unions have lost their way.

The Union is supposed to protect the possibility of a loss of a job position, the individual from unacceptable working conditions and unjustified sanctions, but they should also be holding the individual up the standards of conduct, but that's been lost. The union should be wanting to oust a bad cop, the position won't go away, so there is no loss of a job position, but if the individual isn't living up the the standards of behavior it reflects badly on the rest of the organization, and harms their strength. I watched my father walk union members off jobs because of poor performance, and after repeated failures throw them out of the union.

The unions themselves have become a very dangerous criminal gang, they carry weapons, they control people's lives, and they basically have no accountability. The populace is afraid, the politicians are afraid, and the legal system is afraid. The police have become paramilitary goon squads with their own agenda.

A friend's uncle just retired from a southern police force, while he was working he was pulled over 10's of times for DUI and was never charged because he's a cop. Now that he's retired he's drunk all the time and is constantly getting pulled over and driven home, but he's never been charged. He's only had a few minor accidents that got covered up because the police threatened the other driver. He'll keep doing this until he actually kills someone, then it will be interesting to see if anything happens.

Until the police are held accountable the problem is going to keep getting worse. Career criminals who are victims aren't the only people at risk, we are all at risk.
I think you need to prove that words killed, not the other way around. Freedon is the default.
Bitcoin can be an alternative without being a replacement
And that’s why PowerShell is awesome :)
I think you see why her parents locked down the access. She was probably failing high school and the lockdown at least got her into college.
Hey, what about Sun Moon? And there is a new Dalai Llama each generation!
Definitely Spark Man - https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Spark_Man_(Mega_Man)
True, but I think Twitter is a bit different in some aspect. It’s still about recognition, but it’s more akin to oneupmanship with yo momma jokes (and similar things) where people attempt to impress via quips and such and getting the attagirls and attaboys vis this idea signaling.

It isn’t so bad when it’s a group of five or ten being smart or crass and obnoxious within that limited group. The amplification via Twitter makes that unbearable. I agree the metrics do ultimately drive this behavior too.
Well here's some data to support my side of the argument. Note that this chart uses a logarithmic scale:

https://i.ibb.co/gMtDhgQ/b.png

Full PDF: https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/Crime-stat...

Sadly I couldn't find the number of arrests made in any useful comparison, but US police have a policy of "taking people in" for almost any offense, so I'd expect it to roughly match that.
Uh, I think your making it quite a bit more glamorous than it is. Feedlots are like if you were placed in a bathroom and given a buffet of a single food source that is designed to be both as cheap as possible whilst fattening you as fast as possible. Than having antibiotics given to you in order to survive the bacteria filled area.
I'd argue that it definitely is a norm for devout Christians in the US. Bible chapters are a lot shorter than you think (if you're not familiar with the Bible), though.

It's a bit of a No True Scotsman, but a lot of people who claim they're devout don't really read the Bible at all, just make public judgments about people. The actually devout people I know usually have a copy of the Bible near the bed, often with an issue of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Daily_Bread on top of it (A daily devotional.)

Very long-time atheist here.

Is it really that much of an ordeal to spend 10-20 minutes with the words of the creator and lord of your universe every day? IMO if that sounds tough, then the belief can't be serious. If you have a favorite 1 hour weekly TV show, that's almost the same amount of time committed.
I don't know how many cops are there in the US but thinking most of them are psychopaths is absurd.
Cows out to pasture likely have a good life, but I wouldn't say feedlots are especially kind. They are fairly crowded with little to no green space.

I do agree with the rest of your statements though. Beef farming is far kinder then any poultry farming
Wish I could upvote the above comment more than once!
But IIRC these central/eastern European countries don't have very high crime. I presume what GP meant is that one should also look at other places with comparable size crime problems.

I mean comparing Baltimore to (say) Prague is a bit like comparing it to Malibu, I'm not sure we learn much. But compare it to districts of Rio, for instance, and then maybe we can learn something about how different policing approaches play out.
Systems will develop for complete transparency of where their food comes from - for the whole supply chain - whether plant or animal.
Splc thinks juggalos are a hate group, id not suggest that source.
Chinese aviation industry is special, a lot of their airspace is military and is closed to commercial aviation which leads to heavy congestion and thus late arrivals and not a lot of slots. Those high speed trains end up being workhorses for their transportation infrastructure.
I believe that is using the volume of the plasma, not of the reactor. If you wish to go there, the power density of a PWR core is 100 MW/m^3.
I think the only solution is to restrict access or regulate tourist flow (if feasible). You can't blame people for wanting to take pictures - it's an impulse that's hard to defy unless you are actively thinking about it and have had many thoughts / discussions about it like we are now. Yes, it's sad to see people taking selfies, then looking at their photos and walking away from whatever wonder they were just in front of for the sake of the photo. But hey, that's their prerogative, why should I care? Presumably they paid in time and money to get there so they can do with that time as they please. If we want to protect landmarks, scenic & historic places, we need to control how many people and how much access they are allowed to any given place. The tourist-powered businesses are not going to bite the hand that feeds them so that's a perfect example where the local government can step in and apply regulatory measures.
I do this, with English, Russian, and Ukrainian. Two suggestions:

- In MyBible[1] you can read multiple translations at once, e.g. English and Ukrainian. Double-tapping a word opens it in your installed dictionaries (which are found under 'Modules' in the app).

- Listen to an audiobook of what you're reading, as well: what you hear more directly influences your speaking skills. Also, too much reading and too little listening isn't good for pronunciation.

- Listening to the same things multiple times (repetition) is like Neo downloading Kung-fu into his brain in the Matrix.

1: https://mybible.zone/index-eng.php
Rider is basically taking Resharper (their VS extension that has been around for years) and merging it into their own IntelliJ IDE platform. It removes the performance and integration limitations and is fantastic to use.
What's wrong with coding like it's 1995? Did I miss some major paradigm shift in programming?
Most games are free copies of other popular full games and most use copyrighted music in them. I'm surprised they haven't had a big copyright crackdown. As far as I know only the pokemon roblox game was shutdown due to copyright. Nintendo is notorious for that though so no surprise.
Man, n-gate.com is going to have a field day.
Don't use grep. Use ag[0], which is specifically designed for searching code. It's much faster, honors .gitignore, and the output can be piped back through grep if you like.

ag FooBar | grep -v Baz

It's in brew/apt/yum etc as `the_silver_searcher` (although brew install ag works fine too).

0: https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher
This was a fun read but I was expecting more of her whole career, what did she do after SJ? Or did she stop programming?
>> After spending her high school and college years subsisting on a vegetarian diet of flavored yogurt, Gardenburgers, pizza pockets and mac and cheese with frozen vegetables mixed in ... “As soon as I started eating meat, my health improved,” she said. “My mental acuity stepped up, I lost weight, my acne cleared up, my hair got better. I felt like a fog lifted.”

> It should be obvious that if you go from a diet heavy in processed foods to one based on whole foods (plant-based or otherwise) your health will improve, but this wording makes me feel like it's trying to show that an omnivorous diet is healthier than a vegetarian/vegan one.

I came here to post this. I mean it's quite obvious to me that if your diet consists mostly of junk food, whether you're vegetarian or not, you will feel like crap. I've stopped eating meat almost entirely(except at restaurants, where the "vegetarian" option is vegetables with more vegetables on the side on a platter made of vegetables), and I feel much better than I did when I was cooking meat.
> As an example you can play Exile by Spiderweb[2] on your Windows 64 PC.

How is this of all things the go-to example?

It's exactly what I want to do! Were these games more popular than I thought?
You are correct, that is why I point out that regulation is the solution. Blocking what ads we can in the mean time is just a small way we - as unwilling users - can show that we are are unhappy with the way things currently are.
You missed a common, realistic, situation.

50mph Model 3 vs a 50mph Sterling Box Truck.

Situations when OTHER objects run into you. Its unfortunate, but people "armor up" and buy heavier vehicles for safety in these situations.
There is no data on 3He at the poles. The area there is small anyway.

The concentration of 3He on the moon in general is such that simply heating regolith without heat recycling and separation of fines would use more energy than the 3He would yield if fused.
I wish (and I bet there's something on Android for this) that there was some kind of social app just for sharing scam numbers among trusted friends†. E.g., as your phone receives a call, it'd hash the number and compare it with you and your friends' reported "spam caller network". If you or your friends have marked something as a spam-originating number (number spoofing not withstanding, yesyes), it would either drop the call outright, or highlight it as potential spam call ("5 of your friends have marked this as spam!") before you need to pick up.

† Why just among your friends? Cos we all know that the minute you make it open to everyone, the marketing and MBA folks will get their fangs in it and monetize and data-mine.
This is a very hot take—the feed lots you describe are horrific! Not only are they in tiny, cramped pens, these pens are filled with mud and shit! The food they're eating is not nirvana, it's the barest possible nutrition to fatten them up according to their warped genetic urgency to get bigger at an unnaturally fast pace that trashes their natural health. This isn't an all you can eat buffet and a spa—getting pumped full of antibiotics because their environment is so toxic is hardly what I'd guess they "want."

This kind of argument relies on the idea that human beings and animals are fundamentally different, that somehow cow suffering is unrelated to human suffering. But most of what we feel and do every day is not actually dictated by consciousness. If you were put into a tiny, roasting summer pen so tiny you couldn't even walk in circles, filled with drugs, covered in your own excrement, ravaged by hunger even though all you do is eat dirty grey hard food, I don't think you'd respond with some kind of elegant, mathematical, civilized emotion. You'd be out of your mind with terror, sadness and grief. Cows can feel all those things, and they do in factory farms. It's common sense, and I agree with those who say we will look back on this era as a disgusting, ignominious chapter in human society.
Interesting that Amazon is below (but presumably close to) 10% of UPS's volume, but only 1.3% of FedEx's volume.
You continue to pretend poverty doesn't have one key fact: There are always more bills to pay.

Your car breaks down. You get a parking ticket. Your kid gets sick. You get evicted and some of your stuff gets ruined by the rainstorm because the landlord put it on the lawn.
Immersion still remains the best method. I've tried a plethora of approaches to learn German (not the easiest or most fancy and I swear I'm not masochist) and it's not working. The biggest progress I made came when I was forced to speak it with my gym buddy because that was our common denominator. That said, if you want to learn German, avoid Berlin. Everyone will meet you with English.
You are linking random propaganda and trying to legitimize it with phrases like "here is east jerusalem according to any city planning/organization definition".

Clearly the Israelis don't accept this definition. You are presenting an untenable Palestinian position as absolute truth.

Nobody objective looking at this map would consider Kafr 'Aqab to be part of East Jerusalem. Someone drew an odd-shaped tentacle extending very far away from the city so it will be unnaturally and unreasonably included, for political purposes.
> Microsoft considers this kind of escalation a security issue and will issue patches if this is found in Windows components.

Makes sense, because Windows is also used for servers. The Steam client is not.

> If Steam is installed on a corporate network PC (game development, QA services, esports teams, etc?), regular users being able to elevate to machine admin is a big deal.

No it isn't. This is effectively the same as being installed on some home PC. Being local admin on the workstation doesn't really give you any more ability to do damage than just a regular user account. A non-administrative process still has access to all the user's stuff, and all the network resources that user account has access to. Local admin doesn't really give you anything new.
No, it's because large parts of the hippocratic oath are outdated and involve refusal to teach medicine to those not in the fraternity, and refusing abortions.
In the UK, this has been replaced by Duties of a Doctor, which is much more progressive.
Idk, denying rights to 'bigots' seems possibly bigoted. Please turn in your speech card.
Perhaps have a look at the paper "Cubical Type Theory: A Constructive Interpretation of the Univalence Axiom" by Cohen et al. [1] which gives the typing rules in the early sections.

[1] http://drops.dagstuhl.de/opus/volltexte/2018/8475/
> It's not always 1-3 characters. google-payments.sbc.net for example.

It will consider google-payments as being trivial and hide it? I may have misunderstood something, the article mentions clearly only "www" and "m" and if anything it made me read more and it seems like they no longer hide "m" (which make it much better because now the only mistake can be made only between www and without it, which should be quite rare).

> What I'm saying is that this has nothing to do with Google being out of touch with users as the GP suggests.

You said that:

> seeing the domain and nothing else likely improves security

Sorry but you are arguing that it will improve security. I'm asking you to prove that it does improve security.

I'm not arguing whether it's in touch or not with their users, it's meaningless, security is not an esthetical choice.
Yes, as least as of 2012, in Texas a small business was using an IBM 402 (circa 1948) to do accounting. https://www.pcworld.com/article/249951/if-it-aint-broke-dont...