skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Although I hate Siraj's content, this is exactly what most freelancers or coders in companies do, use proper licensed code & use that for commercial purposes which is absolutely fine.

So, at the very least, this guy displayed the licenses of the ripped content as well? If not it's not proper use.
My apologies, you're quite correct! It grabbed the contents of the <title> element, not the actual headline.
Waymo should be the first in the western world, but in China I imagine that any barely working self-driving car service would be able to launch, provided it was Chinese-made.
You can test it out with a 14 day free trial. You don't need to add your credit card for this. Only once the trial expires you will have the option to make a purchase.

I'll consider adding a free tier as well or maybe extend the trial to more days
Thank you for the idea :)
How do they get $20bn and acknowledge that Tesla will have the winners market share (while Tesla has a market cap of $45bn and does all the other things.)
> what is happening is exactly what the EU wants.

No, they wanted Google to pay licensing fees and all for showing snippets. That did not happen.
So time isn't up?

I don't need convincing, I'm not a climate change skeptic. I'm just pointing out that you went too far with the FUD tactic. It's counter productive to your call to action, if you also insinuate that action is futile.
This is good. More clicks to the news sites and google is more like Reddit now. But it is sad that there had to be a law for that. Gooogle should give the option to remove anything but the title from the page result (is this possible?).
The data on the device is encrypted. This allows you to install a different OS on the device, but it won’t be able to decrypt the users data without pin code.

You could potentially flash a new firmware which contains a keylogger and sends the pin to someone. Or that waits for the user to enter it (decrypting the disk,) and then siphons off the data.

But on your own with a stolen phone and this you won’t be able to read the data.
It's only good if you come from the east, as their wages are even worse compared to their prices.
See also J.K. Galbraith's "bezzle", from The Great Crash, 1929:

In many ways the effect of the crash on embezzlement was more significant than on suicide. To the economist embezzlement is the most interesting of crimes. Alone among the various forms of larceny it has a time parameter. Weeks, months or years may elapse between the commission of the crime and its discovery. (This is a period, incidentally, when the embezzler has his gain and the man who has been embezzled, oddly enough, feels no loss. There is a net increase in psychic wealth.) At any given time there exists an inventory of undiscovered embezzlement in – or more precisely not in – the country’s business and banks. This inventory – it should perhaps be called the bezzle – amounts at any moment to many millions of dollars. It also varies in size with the business cycle. In good times people are relaxed, trusting, and money is plentiful. But even though money is plentiful, there are always many people who need more. Under these circumstances the rate of embezzlement grows, the rate of discovery falls off, and the bezzle increases rapidly. In depression all this is reversed. Money is watched with a narrow, suspicious eye. The man who handles it is assumed to be dishonest until he proves himself otherwise. Audits are penetrating and meticulous. Commercial morality is enormously improved. The bezzle shrinks.

https://creditwritedowns.com/2009/01/quote-of-the-day-john-k...
No. They wanted google to either pay or stop displaying snippets.
this does not solve the original issue of signal strength being faked.... but...

Authentication provides this, not encryption.

The receivers would need a valid certficate to authenticate the transmission.
Five Commandments to Freelance on Upwork
Humans purportedly have an unknown number of sexes, according to the latest political winds. Investigating the number scientifically in humans hasn't been attempted yet.
The entire point of this exploit is to be able to bypass that and load any OS, signed by Apple or not.

It should very much allow you to upgrade/downgrade iOS to your hearts content.
Willingness to be vulnerable is necessary in close relationships. Otherwise there can't be a (meaningful) relationship. But being vulnerable by default leaves one open to endless manipulation.
Because in a vast proportion of cases, the prostituted woman is not a consenting partner.
> Consequently if they want to prevent Google from showing snippets they should be able to.

They were!

From https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/79812?hl=en

<meta name="googlebot" content="..., ..." />
These meta tags control the behavior of search engine crawling and indexing.

nosnippet - Don't show a text snippet or video preview from being shown in
the search results. For video, a static image will be shown instead, if
possible. Example: <meta name="robots" content="nosnippet">

max-snippet:[number] - Limit the text snippet length for this page to [number]
characters; specify 0 for no snippet or -1 to allow any snippet length.
Poland has a populist government, and alt-right movements flaring up a strong anti-immigration sentiment (especially against anyone from the east). So while permanent residence may be an option, or for some people a desperate need, it's not a pleasant one.
For those who read the comments here on HN before reading the article, this thread contains more than just the self-enumerating tweet, it also talks about versions in multiple languages, how to search for such things, and a computer language that compiles to SAT.

There's more in the thread than just the curiosity.
How Anti-Vaccine Sentiment Took Hold in the United States
I gather that's how Brave browser and Patreon-like (though not Patreon I don't think) work - but of course the problem is exactly what you hint at:

> for all (or at least most) paywalled news sources

They only work where they work.

The only way I can ever see it happening is with an IETF standard that browsers pick up (perhaps using it as an opportunity to be the one entity you pay, and collect a fee) gradually convincing publishers to support this modern web standard.
But there already is? That's exactly what the

nosnippet

meta-tag is for.
Yes absolutely.

Building reliable hardware support into your alternative OS is the hard bit though.
I don't believe that cities in developed countries are becoming denser. Rather, the commercial area per person is increasing.
Hey he may not be a good predictor but he's a good businessman, covering both ends of the spectrum!
What happens if I pass a 64 bit integer, and the Rudder pipeline being in JavaScript silently down-casts it to a 53 bit integer?

Segment's pipeline involves JS at some point. We had an issue where our 64 bit integers were down-casted silently. We found out the hard way. We use strings now (perhaps should have used strings right away, I am not necessarily the sharpest tool in the shed).
Trafficking increases rather than decreases in jurisdictions with legalized prostitution.
Not ever (as in this bootrom exploit is not present in that hardware.)
This attack is obvious to anyone that knows about ILS and radio. The article is a nice introduction if you've never heard about ILS... but it's not a difficult attack. If someone wants to do this, they would have done it by now.

I think the defense against this attack is noticing that the needle isn't moving according to any control inputs. If you're on course and the needle suddenly deflects (as opposed to moving gradually), that's something to think about. If you're off course and you fly the airplane towards the needle and it doesn't move, you're going to think twice. Presumably this realization would occur before descending too low, so it's not a major problem.

Ultimately, though, if someone is jamming the ILS and it is really a zero-visibility situation... you will have to divert to another airport. Flight planning requires that fuel for that be available... so it's somewhat unlikely that someone who reads HN and gets an SDR on eBay is going to kill a lot of people this way.
Google did the same thing in Germany after a similar national version was introduced. News sites quickly noticed a significant decrease in visitors coming from Google. They then attempted to sue Google to force them to list results with snippets AND also pay for it. Courts quickly ruled against that, so news sites just decided to allow Google to list the full results again.

The end result is that the law meant to work against Google actually benefited them. News sites cannot afford to not give Google a free license, but smaller search engines face a big issue.

I highly expect it to pan out the same way again.
I mean, let's not pretend this only happens in Europe. Pinterest sued Google and got the amazing 'view image' button taken away. Didn't even take something as mighty as federal government interference.
It is already. And in addition to that, since 'robots.txt' is being considered to broad and too 'out of time', Google offers meta tags, that their bot evaluates. They did this long time before the EU direction.
> - Why were you selected for the team and who selected you?

I was there, I was breathing, I was on the payroll.

This one made me laugh out loud.
Anonymous – The Story of Aaron Swartz [video]
Not so sure. Look at the US situation: most of the news results you click on are now paywalls. Is it a better that people just read the google snippet and don't even bother further? Publisher gets nothing, and i read less US media now. In the end i m not sure this one is not more profitable.

The reality of the situation is this: there is a lot of money in advertising. Google is sucking all of this ... and recently even more than ever. Google should go back to being the gatekeeper that gives a lifeline to content sites. Honestly , i think it's stupid for google to be trying to make itself a content site, it's a self-destructive strategy. It's sad that it has to be done with legal action.
I'm sure, you could buy it from [energy&meteo systems](https://www.energymeteo.com), if you really needed it. If you go to their homepage and click on the fourth button "Meteo Data", there's even a similar visualisation.

They definitely have the technology to calculate the wind at any height using different weather models (like the German ICON, the European IFS, or the American/NOAA GFS).
Hottest job in China’s hinterlands: Teaching AI to tell a truck from a turtle
Who on earth sets up a shop like that in Germany?

Surely there are countries with more relaxed law enforcement.

Not that I condone any of this. Just surprised
You're describing the way things work in most of the US right now, except that if my doctor doesn't take my insurance I no longer have the option to see them anyway.

In the case of surprise bills from hospitals this is a big improvement, but in the normal case of "my work gives me Cigna but my long-term doctor I'm very attached to doesn't take Cigna" it means people can't stick with their doctor.
When everyone is a tech company, no one is
Hmm, never thought about that. Need to think how to handle it - great point!!
On a normal (CAT I) ILS approach, the pilot will land manually, visually, from a height of 200 feet. You'd have to confuse the pilot as well as the ILS; otherwise the pilot will go around on seeing the deviation (if it's not correctable).
It was already found by Apple and fixed in iPhone XS & 11, so not sure if it would qualify.
Yeah you can be open too and this means by definition you are confident about the topic at hand and that you trust the other person enough.

But if all you ever do is only talk about topics that you can confidently speak about with out risking something, then you are missing out on something. And sure you can also go and deal with it on your own till you got the confidence to talk about it without exposing yourself, but there are connections you will be never able to form if all you ever do is deal with yourself.
I'm wondering whether you're also in favor of disallowing journalists to basically create blogspam copies of other, real journalist's, work?

Because that actually hurts the original source. Google providing the first 2 sentences with a link to the article? Not so much.

As the Springer case has shown, Google is actually providing a service to the publishers here, who receive considerable less traffic without Google sending users their way.
Found the original source, apparently at:

https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/c3e35eec-en/index.html?i...

though I warn you: it's a long article. I emphatically DON'T suggest changing the link in the original submission to this reader-sleepiness-inducing paper. The original submission is much easier to read, and I just wanted to make sure it's based on real source. I found the source via: http://www.nordiclabourjournal.org/nyheter/news-2019/article... which I found via quick googling.

A relevant quote about Poland that I managed to find in an attempt at quick skimming is in Chapter 1, section "Main findings", bullet point 5:

"For the second consecutive year, Poland was the top OECD destination for temporary labour migrants, with 1.1 million new authorisations delivered to non-EU workers and 21 000 intra-EU posted workers. The United States remained the second most popular destination, with 691 000 new temporary workers in 2017."

Sorry for not linking to the particular Chapter & Section, but deep linking on the particular site seems broken to me (?).
Global Climate Intelligence Group: 'There is no climate emergency' [pdf]
You've never been in a room with the lights out?
Ill be satisfied if I knew how much something will cost after I got it done.

Its a first step.

Then, maybe in a distant future, we can move on to reasonable estimates an hour before a non-emergency procedure.

In this utopian future, I will have access to a chart with all the procedures atomistic broken down and codified with a corresponding prices for every code so can add up the cost myself.

Of course this magical cost sheet already exists. I’m just not allowed to see it.
No. They wanted Google to either pay or pay.

They never wanted Google to show displaying snippets, as we will shortly see when the French publishers notice the plummeting page views and issue "emergency snippet licenses" to Google in order to save themselves from their own greed.
Yes they can be as a side effect of these morals. But the morals are established by men wanting to control women. There are also women against abortion, heck even women’s rights. A mother or another women still doesn’t have the right to dictate to other women how they choose to take advantage or their own bodies.

You have to look at who does it serve to establish this moral standard, and it serves a patriarchal society that overemphasizes the value of purity in women.

Somehow if the issue focused on gigolos I doubt it would have as much moral opposition.
For 8 months I've been traveling in the US[1] and Europe[2] by bicycle. Most of the time I was camping and McDonalds was the most convenient place to charge my phone. I found that I could easily spend 2 hours per day there without getting bored. I didn't have a stove, so it was my warm meal on most days.

I suspect a lot of underemployed Americans could adopt a similar routine to get their cars charged.

1: https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/burgers

2: https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/roads2rome
The entire point of using Segment is not their data transformation SDKs. AFAIK these are open source anyway.

It is the managed infrastructure. Outage? You can keep sleeping. Google Analytics deprecating their API for a new one? Segment's on it.

The have all your data. They can replay all events from beginning if needed (so they say, never had to ask for this).
U.S. Justice Department Charges 35 People in Fraudulent Genetic Testing Scheme
What's also worth noting is that most of the materials used in his videos is usually taken from other websites (the top links in Google when you search for the given topic)...
Hong Kong and Monaco?
Police can't crack Toronto van attacker's devices, court docs show
Can people not submerged not feel gravity?
Split – Android Game
This. And also, the article claims:

> Commercial flights typically fly CAT II or CAT III approaches.

That's not true at all. We fly by far the most CAT I approaches, or visual with the navigation instruments only as a backup.

To be allowed do a CAT II or CAT III approach, the ground environment needs to be managed differently by air traffic control. They will monitor and keep completely empty a big area around the ILS transmitters and the runway. Specifically to avoid any interference with the signals.

Not even official airport cars are allowed in while doing CAT II or III operations. So anyone that would want to transmit something nefarious would be standing in an empty grass and asphalt area that is actively monitored by ATC.
> And at the same time there shouldn't be any place that would charge you without warning about cost

This isn't unique to healthcare, though it's worse in healthcare than other places. Say I hire a plumber to put in a toilet, and when they open up the wall to run their pipes they find major problems that need dealing with. It wouldn't be code compliant to seal things back up without fixing them. Now it's going to cost me $10k instead of $1k. (Analogy to complications during surgery, though it's less time sensitive and I would have the option of evaluating multiple people to fix the bigger problem.)
The https issue is already solved by HSTS preload.

As for user agents. Nope. We connect those directly to better user support outcomes, especially for our less technical users. Abandoning that would be a foolish conceit.
Ruby: The Journey to One Million Parallel Connections
> I just login to my email service provider on a browser to check my email. During work I keep a tab open and it gives me alert when emails come in.

> Are there any advantages that email clients such as thunderbird can offer me?

Offline access/search is a big one.
Unfortunately the comma is the decimal separator in some locales but the thousands separator in others. As the US doesn’t really use commas in floating point numbers escaping these is often an afterthought causing issues that only surface abroad. Another reason why CSV is a terrible format.
I've seen maybe a dozen similar map generators, however this is probably the most customize-able one I've seen; an impressive toolset. Even more impressive that the entire tool seems to be built without any templating or view framework. jQuery is used to some extent but for the most part the entire app is built with plain old vanilla DOM manipulation.

The codebase could use a few comments and cleaner structure, but overall it's quite easy to poke through.
How did you come into such conclusion? I live in Poland and I do not agree with it. At least in southern part (Silesia, Katowice) we are really happy about the immigrants from east. They are really good workers, they have no problem in learning language, and are really similar when it comes to family and moral values.
Indeed. For me, being stoic is the only way. Crying about problems does nothing so why do anything at all? We all have the power to choose to be the best person we can be given our circumstances. That is what I try to do every day.

For me, men who need to share their feelings are weak. This is what women do. But we can't all be women. Men need to learn to enjoy their advantages: superior strength, speed, and resilience, but accept that problems won't just go away if you cry about them. Either solve the problem or accept it and don't give it another precious moment's thought.
Oddly hitting F5 doesn't regenerate the map on ff/windows for me. Have to do a full reload with ctrl+shift+r.
I am not sure if I watched yours or if the speeches overlap, but these are my favorites:

Terence McKenna: Don't Believe/Follow/Consume/Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kV1RC2zlymQ

Dissolving the egoistic boundaries of society (Terence McKenna): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7sfZiRLqOE
Le Pen father is an antisemite, a racist and a generally despicable person who thought and was condamned for saying that the Holocaust is a mere "detail of history", not a denier.

That doesn't in any way make his party a offshoot of the Nazi party especially in its modern form. You might be a mere American and therefore throwing the word Nazi casually like a low grade insult. That doesn't justify implying that a third of France is voting for the Nazi party.
WeWork’s Collectivist Failure
> I use Rainloop web-mail (https://www.rainloop.net/) on a remote machine.

> Integrates seamlessly great into all of my environments.

How have you set this up? I looked at this solution briefly and toyed with the idea of writing a dockerfile at the very least. Also, are you on the community version?
To be clear, I’ve never gotten mad at my insurance company. They play a game and they lay out the rules.

It annoying that I have to read reams of papers when I start a new job. But they play within those rules.

My hospital, on the other hand, doesn’t know what they will charge me for a service they will do yesterday.
Why is this bad? The further away Google is from news coverage, the better. They have the power to be extremely manipulative.
15m laterally is still well within the obstacle protected zone and would put the nosewheel onto pavement on most ILS-served runways (and probably all common airline ILS runways). It would take a small sidestep at 200’ AGL to put the offside main gear onto pavement.
'Alarming' extinction threat to Europe's trees
The nee aeolus satellite is measuring wind speeds aloft directly with laser https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADM-Aeolus
Solitude is preferable to fake relationships.
You don't have to give someone power - you can have cooperatives or other forms of democratic management.
Certainly, I'm convinced that neither you, nor the fine folks at BSD were/are clueless about these things. I think it's important to know why these decisions were made, and what trade-offs were involved, so that I don't get dogmatic about them.
I too am in favor of bankrupting Google and returning to the old model of advertising where you put the car ads on car magazines and computer ads on computer magazines.
They wanted Google to pay. ‘Or don’t show the snippets’ was the bluff. Google called the bluff.
Weirdest Rules from Coding Standards
I was curious why and tapped it.

It spams back button history so quickly that you cannot return to HN anymore. Open in new tab if interested.
Starter Kit for Your Android Interview
I love it! Has anyone built something on top of one these maps?
You must have missed where the sciences found sex and gender to be different and distinct.
Confidence and overt vulnerability are opposites.

No one is going to be impressed if you burst into tears during a code review. They're going to be a lot more impressed if you bullshit your way through with positivity and can-do.

This is irrespective of the quality of the code.

This culture rewards overt displays of competitive individualism and punishes weakness irrespective of actual productivity, value, or objective performance.

Generally, being confident gets you breaks, even if you're astonishingly incompetent or just plain manipulative and dishonest.

Sometimes there's pushback from the surrounding culture before something goes horribly wrong - but just as often there isn't.
So Google should be allowed to grab your content and put it on their page - but if you make a video of yourself and put it on youtube and a car with the stereo appeared for a few seconds in it your video is claimed. It is like all the laws that make big companies money are good and the ones that make the same big companies less money are bad.