skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I mean this is pretty much the end goal. It’s a Samsung owned, controlled, and managed device.

You as the local network operator are their adversary and it’s in Samsung’s every interest to bypass. They want and expect a clean connection to the internet. Giving it anything else is a problem to them.

If you’re installing one of these spyware devices in your network and relying on DNS to keep your information private then that’s on you when it doesn’t work. DoH neither creates nor solves human problems.
It depends to which Amazon Store your Kindle is linked. I've got the Kindle Oasis 1 and mine still doesn't have Goodreads enabled because it's linked to amazon.de

Really annoying.
> I would interpret the word suburb to describe an area where you must use a car to get around and walking is not an option, versus a small town where you don't need a car and can walk around to do most routine activities.

The problem with this binary division is that plenty of real communities outside of metropolitan coresñ.ñ
would be a blend of “small town” and “suburb” by this description, varying on a continuum between being nearly purely “small town” in their local core (which might or might not be styled as a “downtown”) to pure “suburb” as you get further from that core.
I know people that cheated, were utterly incompetent, and got prestigious jobs at tech firms.
What else was it if not a PR exercise ? Was he helping mission control ? IMO leaders should let scientists focus in crunch time. He could have come one day later to give a speech or something.
I'm very glad you and the nearby opioid addicts were able to help that person.

Regarding the EMTs yelling, could they have been trying to clear people away, to be confident the scene safe for themselves (one of the first steps I've heard some first responders have), or to get access to the patient? Or maybe the opioid epidemic is wearing heavily on them, though they keep doing their job?

(I looked into EMT-B training a while ago, and it's a really difficult, scary, and severely underpaid job. I probably couldn't do that job for very long, emotionally, even if I could afford it financially. Ironically, the compensation for being an EMT, helping people, seems unfortunately backwards, by societal value, with a lot of software jobs I'm considering right now.)
Damn dude how was it possible that the MBTA was further than driving all the way up to Portsmouth? The Newburyport commuter rail station is dead center of town. Was this before they opened the station up there?
If you set up a non-standard browsing environment you can get around it, but it's still a trash experience for the rest of us. I no longer follow Medium links at all.
I originally posted it that way; title was subsequently changed by moderator.
All you needed was stimulation and a plan. Without a plan you don't have motivation and without motivation you develop anxiety and begin seeking an escape. With a solid plan, you find that an addiction just gets in the way of what you want to do. Glad you're doing better! Good luck!
AMD Is Working on a Powerful Milan CPU Variant with 15 Tiles
I accepted a ‘do my computer science homework’ gig from a student in China about 15 years ago, but when I was done, I decided to not do it anymore. A few years later, a married couple (two professors in Saudi Arabia) hired me to remotely tutor their daughter who was an under graduate in CSand that was fun, and I hoped I helped her.

I have a niece who has two masters degrees(literature and screenplay writing) and she has never hit it big with her own writing but she works helping exchange students polish their application essays and the money from that pays her bills and lets her write creatively and she gets by with relatively small income from her creative works.
No, just give devs the ability to easily catch the error & use an alternative, secure solution.
Hydride predicted to be superconductive at room temperature
I’m almost there. Hopefully that will be the case by 2020. But mine is not a Saas or app. I actually make things as a hobby and sell them in low volume.

A few years ago, I started making word clocks as presents for people. After a while I started teaching a workshop on how to make a simple clock at a local maker space. Now I have a refined design that my wife and I are producing in our basement and starting to sell at low volume: www.finewordclocks.com
Making clocks is also a great excuse to buy cool tools. We have a probotix asteroid cnc in the basement. I have a 3yo and 6yo. It’s been fun getting them involved in making things. Most of the presents for their friends’ birthday parties are home made (mostly by me but with the kids’ participation) and are REALLY well received.
It gets better: the linked Chrome feature "Cookies default to SameSite=Lax" mentions a bug in Safari (fixed in a not-yet-released version) that causes cookies with "SameSite=None" to not be sent in cross-site requests. So when Chrome 80 comes out, your options for setting cross-site cookies will look like:

* send nothing, and break in Chrome 80+ because of the new default

* send "SameSite=None", and break on any Safari besides the latest because of the bug

* send anything else, and break because that's what SameSite does

Heckuva job, Chrome team.
Did you mean Docker Swarm is being replaced by Kubernetes? Kubernetes is not a replacement for Docker.
AWS still needs to prioritize 100% CloudFormation support as a deliverable for new features. Remove the need to use the console.
Eating the shipping costs is more than made up for in increased sales. So my margin per item is smaller, but my volume is higher and overall profit is up.

As for whether it will be a permanent boost, I don't know. But it seems that Amazon has long offered free shipping only when you reach a floor of $25/$35, which indicates it might be because it spurred people to spend enough to reach that limit. But I can't say if it will hold for Etsy. But if riding the wave stops from being pushed out all together, then it still results in more profit than the alternative. And if I or other sellers are eventually pushed out anyway, then it was going to happen regardless of Etsy. Which sucks, but it's not Etsy's fault.
Be very careful with that list. Those are specialized, highly competitive schools. What puts them on that list as opposed to Oklahoma School of Science and Math or North Carolina School of Science and Math is that the latter are boarding schools that serve their whole state. These are schools that serve the same role but only allow people in from their county (e.g., Alexandria County for Thomas Jefferson).

Also, US News and World Report rankings are useless. They're a measure solely of prestige and brand, not of any actual quality of education.

I'm not saying your wrong. I'm just saying that this data doesn't support your point.
The point of the SameSight=Lax default is that it doesn't require any application developer intervention, and it doesn't impact 99.9% of cookie uses. It's what the default behavior should have been decades ago.

You will still need explicit CSRF defenses for the next several years. But sites that employ CSRF defenses today still have CSRF vulnerabilities, just like how they still have XSS vulnerabilities despite vdom frameworks and default output filtering. It's better to have a failure mode where modern browsers are effectively immune to the attack than one in which everyone is vulnerable.
Same bug the brought the two boings down?
Well, I’m not going to let you give ICBM tech to the North Koreans so you’re on your own here.
Heroin produces a stronger euphoric effect than synthetic and semi-synthetic opioids like Dilaudid and fentanyl relative to its less desirable effects like respiratory suppression. Studies have shown that recreational opioid users prefer heroin to other opioids for this reason.
Parameter Store is such a god awful experience via the UI. But everything about parameter store is awful.

- severe unchangeable, undocumented limits before you get throttled. Throttling is so bad that if you have too many parameter store resources in your CloudFormation template it will start causing errors because CF is trying to call the API too quickly - the only way around it is to use DependsOn and chain the creation.

- no way of creating an encrypted value with CF without a custom resource.

We ended up just using DynamoDB for config anda Custom CloudFormation resource to create values in it.

You should never depend on Parameter Store as a reliable key/value store for configuration.
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Trust me, nobody in the web development community uses HTML5 as a shorthand for that.
IoT is one of those client side searches. And worse, it's an endless scrolling page, so to do the search proper you have to repeatedly scroll down until you've loaded all the data (20 or more pages on our infra), then scroll back to the top and search. It's so bad I don't even know what to say—it's like no one ever tried to use it.
Don't you mean "heckuva job, Safari team"?
You're not wrong but this is a pretty heavy "nature" argument vs. "nurture".

No kid is being raised in isolation of their culture. I'd assume there would be strong correlation to being exposed to movies and TV with people using guns to you gun purchases/affinity.
I’d like to know who writes those essays — and hire them!
Capitalism is the best we have so far, and I am very pro-capitalist, but it is far from an ideal solution.

There is lots of unfairness and non-uniformity in the system, for example where you are born matters much more than it should.
How does it work with international sales? Do you need to make shipping free to everywhere, or only to one place to get the ranking boost?
The article doesn't touch on carbon impact, which I can intuitively think of as going in either direction. On the one hand, it's obvious that replacing a car commute with remote work is directly advantageous on a one-to-one basis. On the other hand, it's also possible that many households will actually see an overall increase in car and air miles (to say nothing of systemic scalabilities from serving infrastructure/goods/services to dense vs sparse populations) - so whether the trend is overall positive or negative is not obvious to me.
How does contactless avoid that bottleneck problem? Even if you have a system with 99% or more success rate on first "swipe", it's still going to bottleneck quite badly.
Thanks for your data and citations. That's what I was trying to get at. The article needless conflated the two - which leaves readers wondering if they are personally to blame when it's clearly Big Ag.
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https://www.shahit.biz/eng/ Here is a database of over 5000 video testimonials by people who have had family members disappeared into Chinese "re-education camps". You can spit the database file out as a .xls and text search it. I found four accounts of forced abortions for women held in the camps.
Lem and Dick shared a penchant for framing abstract, deeply profound questions about society in the form of concrete science fiction stories. This is not common. Space opera has always dominated the genre, but neither of them spent time writing "bildungsromans with lasers". So, I'd call the connection is quite valid, having read both of them widely.
> It's rarely a good thing when a tweet tells you more about the personality of the tweeter than the ostensible subject at hand. Calm down, jesus.

On some level, isn't this just the nature of twitter?
If the MTA upgraded its facilities at the rate that people on HN want, then there would be articles on HN complaining about the MTA wasting money on needless upgrades.

Analog life is never going to be what people on HN want it to be.
Apple can (and does) spend lots of millions of dollars to find security vulnerabilities in their products, but it probably won't be the same ones that some malicious actor finds. All our devices are riddled with (hard to find) holes and that's not going to change anytime soon.
What? That’s true for many thing. People gladly volunteer, sleep with others, hang out with friends, etc for free but paying them $1 would be a negative for all of those activities.

One could simply argue that you’re lowering the value by setting a dollar amount because it lowers the value you were getting from feeling warm and fuzzy from helping the needy since now that’s been voided with a transactional payment for your service.
They already do literally this.
It is worth a try, but where does one get all the book cover images, ISBN etc in bulk?

I remember someone making open source version of IMDB (can't remember the link now), I think I saw it on Patreon. Would be nice to make something similar for books.

One feature I'd love as a user (specifically for non-fiction books) - given a book, show me all books referenced in that book (in the chapter, footnotes etc). I've found quite a few gems, simply by scanning the referenced books list in the books that I like. After all, the author is an expert on the subject, and it is safe to assume he/she would have read tons of books than me on the subject.
For buying supplements I'd look at something from Jarrow, Solaray, or Now (ordered based on my preferences).

For researching supplements take a look at Examine.com
Being fired isn't a big deal. In silicon valley you could spit, and hit three companies that'll hire you, at least one of them good
Uh isn't blemishes actually a sign that the fruit is tastier?
Related: One Night Cough Syrup (1888) https://www.bookofjoe.com/2013/11/behindthemedspeak-one-nigh...
I've only ever used Goodreads manually, have never owned and have absolutely no interest whatsoever in e-readers. (I trust physical books I can hold and write on, thank you very much!)

I've used it a few times to show other people what I've read and help them get book recommendations or even find a book title again.
Oh you just reminded me of “because of olive oil”

https://vimeo.com/107658022
> What else was it if not a PR exercise ?

He heads the Department of Space. That's good enough to justify his presence.

> IMO leaders should let scientists focus in crunch time.

Scientists were very much focussed from what I saw.
You'd have to replace these screens, which are not touchscreens.
Yes. It's based on a bittorrent-like protocol with a DHT, so you can get a list of nodes hosting a particular file; then you can DoS them.
Saying yes to everything often leads to good experiences. I’d recommend it anyway. I like Instagram because it lets me see what everyone is doing and it lets you chat about it even though you’re not there. Sometimes they’ll FaceTime me while they’re there and we’ll chat for a bit and it’s a nice feeling of warm inclusion.
Fuck yeah to all your points
1. Java
2. Javascript
3. Python
4. C#
5. C++
6. PHP
7. C
8. HTML/CSS
9. SQL
10. Shell
11. Visual Basic / Typescript
12. Objective C / Ruby

The above 3 lists merged.
the network.trr.mode setting provides fine control

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Trusted_Recursive_Resolver
Sorry, are you implying that a life might not be worth $50 to save because they might be a burden on society?
No. They have a bug in their implementation of the spec, but Chrome is going off spec here, and dropping breaking changes into the ecosystem in a way that requires developers to UA sniff.

The Safari bug is annoying today, but ultimately didn't impact anyone that was spec compliant. Chrome does impact people who are spec compliant.
I am dreading the day when the overhead ads in subway cars are replaced with screens with video ads.

Sounds like Tokyo, the imagined HN utopia. Some Asian city I was in had video screens in the buses, too. I think it was Singapore, but I might be wrong.
The article doesn't mention my biggest pet peeve about Goodreads: it makes you type reviews in HTML. It's 2019, how hard is a WYSIWYG editor? Or at least accept Markdown!

One more complex feature I'd love from an ideal-world Goodreads is ephemeral book clubs. Find people who want to read this specific book, read it together with them, and then disband.
Manufactured in Baltimore in 1888: One Night Cough Syrup
> When I studied Engineering, however, I didn't see much of this culture.

When I studied engineering I saw almost the same culture. Firms were looking for the same students with similar GPAs and sadly I was not one of them. I distinctly remember going to the campus job fair and having my resume repeatedly being put into the "maybe" pile. My academic work wasn't amazing but my extracurriculars were a few engineering project competitions. But the recruiters never looked past the GPA requirements.

I would say IT and CS is far more democratic. I've met far more software engineers who don't have a traditional CS background but managed to hustle their way in somehow.
> Err, WeChat doesn't have any advertising, notably unlike Google and Facebook.

What? WeChat does have advertising.

"So what does advertising on WeChat look like? For the most part, ads on WeChat are similar to those seen across most social platforms. Brands can create Official Accounts that users can choose to subscribe to."

"Brands can also raise awareness by running paid campaigns focused on driving new users to subscribe to their official account."

"Other paid popular paid tactics include display banner ads and WeChat Moments. Moments are essentially WeChat’s version of Facebook ads. These populate in a user’s social feed so that they appear native and unintrusive. Advertisers can choose to either place up to six static photos or up to 6-15 second videos."

https://www.pmg.com/blog/3-things-to-know-about-advertising-...

"Since Tencent announced WeChat advertising in 2015, we have now helped dozens of brands launch campaigns on the platform."

https://www.shenglidigital.com/blog/why-advertisers-should-c...

"A Comprehensive Guide to WeChat Advertising"

https://tenbagroup.com/chinese-marketing/a-comprehensive-gui...

"Advertising on WeChat: cost, format, targeting, rules & regulations"

https://wechatwiki.com/wechat-resources/wechat-advertising-m...
The Linux Perf Event Scheduling Algorithm
It seems like the real issue is that you wanted to create an entire business critical infrastructure on top of a technology that you didn’t know.

How was this a good idea? I’m horribly inexperienced with modern web development but I know the rest of the stack pretty well - backend, databases, AWS networking and most of their standard technologies, CI/CD etc. When I was responsible for setting up everything for a green field project, I pulled in someone who was much better than I was for the front end even though I could have muddled my way through. Why would I take the risk?
You forgot about collecting all the paperwork about unreasonable demands of they decide to blame or smear you in some way. Scapegoats are a thing.

This can be essential if you give a particularly evil company that tries to hold you hostage for a rehire.
Same here, then some family members started acquiring guns because of the fear and paranoia. To the extent that they brag about getting training so their response to a home invasion will be "muscle memory".

It stopped being funny, and now I no longer visit some of those relatives for fear of being mistaken as an intruder and shot when stumbling into their home drunk after a night on the town during an extended visit as a house guest. In the past I would go across the country and stay with some of these relatives for a month or more in a spare room. Now it just doesn't seem safe with them keeping a handgun under their pillows.
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A Tariff Theory About Apple’s iOS 13 Surprise
ISPs, OSs and Routers should effort at providing secure resolving themselves before every app out there thinks it knows better what DNS to use.
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Well my local news organizations are particularly bad as well, so not really.
I don't know what we're doing differently. I always get an annoying pop-up trying to get me to register or to become a member, but there's always a close icon, and I never seem to be blocked from reading.

I wonder how our setups differ ...
The ruling class? You vastly over estimate the price of getting homework done.

I used to pay for some of my books each semester by just burning through all the low hanging "do my intro to CS homework" posts on job sites. $10-$20 a pop for a few minutes of effort.
After working with a few large corporations and their DDoS protection solutions, I did not have a good experience with Verisign, and they were not able to handle attacks or get things working.
However, I have great experiences with Akamai and Cloudflare. I trust the people at Wikimedia will choose wisely.
I would I have learned that Verisign has one of the worst BGP mitigation/scraping solutions out there.
There are a few alternatives that have more experience and provide much better uptime, include solutions from Cloudflare and Akamai.
What's the effect of not smoking anything?
It must be immediate, because Wikimedia can detect edit conflict (when someone update the article you are in the middle of editing)
Some people are just naturally better at it- it's one of those deeply ingrained abilities that some people are just much worse at than others.

Metro stations are designed like rat warrens, it's like they're meant to discombobulate. The man-hours required to just put up north markers vs requiring every single New Yorker learn how to maintain an inerrent sense of direction seems to significantly favor the former.
Two hotdogs, one with jam?
All you need is one plugin, uMatrix, to solve it. Prevent medium from loading cookies and javascript, and you're good. You do need to enable the github gist javascript though to see gists.
Exactly this. People are excited that an entire branch of research has opened up after being prohibited for decades due to ... reasons.

Skepticism is the most important tenet of science, so of course there's room for it regarding the value or use of psychedelics. But the blanket ban on ever researching psychedelics was inappropriate, and the fact that there is a good possibility that these substances can significantly help with until-now untreatable conditions is definitely cause for excitement.