skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is great news.

A lot of people here are asking if Twitter would have banned Great Britain when it declared war on Germany.

I don't know how to answer that but if Twitter, radios, televisions, and newspapers had banned Hitler from broadcasting his hate filled speeches then I am sure there would have been no need for World War II in the first place.
Isn't the VMS x86 port called "Windows NT"?
> Python _2.7.3_

Familiar number.

Maybe they tried, and stuff broke in weird and unexpected ways, so they gave up. For example, the first time we upgraded from that to (I think) .8, lots of strange errors started coming in from our webapp. Apparently kombu, one of the dependencies of celery, was importing an underscore-function from the standard library, which no longer existed in the new version.
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> Across the 48 hours of Prime Day, these sources made 7.11 trillion calls to the DynamoDB API, peaking at 45.4 million requests per second.

> The team added an additional 63 petabytes of storage ahead of Prime Day; the resulting fleet handled 2.1 trillion requests per day and transferred 185 petabytes of data per day.

> Prime Day 2019 also relied on a massive, diverse collection of EC2 instances. The internal scaling metric for these instances is known as a server equivalent; Prime Day started off with 372K server equivalents and scaled up to 426K at peak.

Woah.

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-prime-day-2019-power...
Honestly the best solution is social networks to be declared as public fora or something definition based on common carrier - they are forced to not discriminate about speech, but they are immune. California has a something about the fora in the state constitution that was relevant about right to protest in malls.
DNS Security: Threat Modeling DNSSEC, DoT, and DoH
I think it depends on which commercial pet food you feed. Some are much better than others.

But with any dry pet food, you have to be careful to make sure the animal drinks enough water to stay properly hydrated. I think most pets in the US are probably at least partially dehydrated their entire lives, and they don’t know it nor do their humans.

IMO, if you’re not doing your due diligence to confirm what feeding regimes are good for your pet, then you are committing a crime.
I have had a tire totally self-destruct within the last decade, so I feel like I still need a spare. I don't believe that once a tire is damaged at speed the cans of sealant are likely to work, since it will probably tear apart.

I also have AAA, and don't intend to change a tire if I don't have to, but AAA will not provide you with a suitable tire and wheel. And I don't see why someone would want to arrange for their life to depend on their cell phone working if they drive anywhere out of town.

In fact, right now, I have run-flat tires, a spare, and AAA.
Oh look. A general purpose computer is being used to do general purpose computer things.

Interestingly, corporations have more ways to restrict device usage than parents, by adding a profile and changing the device to 'supervised'.
The implied assumption in all this discussion is that everyone stays up late so 7am doesn't work. Perhaps the question should be why society is so geared for waking hours shifted partly into the night. Perhaps people should wake with the sun and sleep soon after dark. But so much entertainment is scheduled during the evening, and everyone is so deeply entrenched in their habits.
I've seen the nice migration service for getting data INTO dynamo, but I haven't seen one for getting it out, beyond doing some custom streams.

For example, I haven't seen a cassandra sstable export tool, since Cassandra is one of the most natural export/migration targets of a large Dynamo datastore.

I'm not saying its impossible, and AWS isn't responsible for providing all databases as a migration out target, but considering they have a good cassandra importer...
>I don't understand much Japanese personally. But it seems like Japanese voice-actors over-rely upon "vocal tics", like a character drawing out a particular sound or having a catch-phrase.
>Ex: "Dattebayo" from Naruto, "Arimasu" from Shana, "Nyan" from many, many cat characters (Hellsing Ultimate, Stein's; Gate, Log Horizon), "Desu", etc. etc.

Arimasu and Desu aren't vocal-tics... It's just differing levels of politeness or formality. A character always using them can signify a lot of things like haughtiness, noblesse oblige (misplaced or not), deference, a failure to integrate with/judge the nature of their relationship with one's peers. It really depends on the situation.

stuff like "dattebayo" and "nyan" is sort of a humorous spin on the whole concept of explicitly encoding these things into grammar. They don't generally add these into the dubs because it wouldn't make any sense as English doesn't really have this sort of thing to the extent Japanese does. Honestly I have no idea how you would translate "dattebayo" because it is a corruption of Japanese to begin with to show Naruto as having trouble fitting in, being mischievous, childlike, while also having a level of ambition wildly out of place with his position of practically village leper.
There's still plenty of ways reference resolution with NuGet can go wrong, even without the GAC.

For example, because NuGet allows packages to import .props and .targets files you can have packages that add arbitrary references that don't match your target framework or runtime. Now you could say "oh, that's the package's fault, not NuGet's", but often the reason a package includes .props or .targets files is to work around other shortcomings in NuGet.
Unfortunately IAM Access Advisor only points to use of services (ex: S3-wide, EC2-wide), not use of IAM Actions. So it's useful, but it has serious limitations. I am hoping that they provide more granular results in the future.
Yes:

> let users quote-tweet to allow ordinary users to express their opinions.
Curious. What adblocker are you using?

I use an AdBlock Plus & uBlock Origin, and when I Google something -- by default -- basically my entire search is ads. Do you need to add some configuration to uBlock Origin or AdBlock Plus? Are you in the US?

I just use DuckDuckGo instead on Desktop. But since I have an Android phone, it's just easier to use Google.
Looks like it's 8.8.8.8.
Quasar framework is awesome and built on vue. https://quasar.dev/
I never really get any of this. To me global warming is a challenge to rise to, not an opportunity for denial and defeatism.
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Am i reading too much into this?

The twitter user just so happens to works for a company that uses the technology the "good Samaritan" used. I just glanced at who the guy was, and found it funny that he works in the industry. Who knows, maybe that's why he found it so awesome.

"In April 2018, TransferWise joined Faster Payments as the first non-bank payment service provider to be a directly connected settling participant,[23] after being the first of its kind to gain access to Bank of England's Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) system.[24]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faster_Payments_Service

"Money transfer firm TransferWise has become the first non-bank company with direct access to Britain’s Faster Payments Scheme, which the start-up said on Wednesday would help it compete with banks on sending money overseas."

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-transferwise-britain/start...
I mean, yeah, like anything there are a million weird edge cases that would take time to code around if you needed 100% coverage. But changing system time and trying to view a video in the core messaging app on the phone, which is marketed as being able to handle video, does not seem to qualify is next level hacking. These are obvious use cases.

I would argue that Apple is deliberately not fixing these holes because they prefer having people hooked on their devices. I'm not arguing that this is a good or bad thing, merely that higher engagement is obviously good for business.

Apple seems to have found the balance it wants with its current solution - paying lip service to the vocal shareholders, while allowing its customers to easily work around the restrictions.
> Not even close, always 20+ minutes away from the major city.

lol - this is so disconnected from how anyone who lives a truly rural lifestyle would think of it.

20 minutes is a joke! Living multiple hours away is considered more standard.
To be blunt, your post is completely tone-deaf. Has it ever occurred to you that your military benefits are part of the reason why nobody else in the US can afford housing?

Why yes, life would be easier for most Americans if they could get 2 graduate degrees and healthcare for free. Oh wait, it's not "for free", its for "doing something most people consider morally abhorrent".
Are you suggesting that these stories of my friends’ and others’ corruption through conspiracy videos are themselves part of a conspiracy? I don’t even know what to say to that.
Persisting is benign. Actively processing, less so. Imagine stack-ranking party alignment sentiment, based on everything the subjects ever said.
Drop it off at the local police station.
I live in the Bay Area now, but I grew up in Hamilton, New Zealand. I'm back home with greencard stuff at the moment.

On my parents relatively modest street houses are now selling for $850k. These were houses that cost $400-500k ten years ago. People simply do not make the incomes necessary to make these prices sustainable. I have one friend, of everyone I grew up with and went to University who's making north of $100k as someone in their mid-late twenties. Everyone else is making substantially less. Whereas in the Bay Area half of my friends are making $100k + (and often substantially more than that).
Millennials are about to trigger a major ‘changeover point’ for the US economy
Paris too !
They are currently doing work on them and the operator has put some cool videos online : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKVTfpzx7XQ
I do not know the answer to this riddle.
Oh yeah it's super powerful. And it's not vendor-dependent like Sentinel & TF Enterprise (although I really love TF Cloud).

Here's an example of using OPA + Conftest with Terraform that you might be interested in: https://github.com/kmcquade/conftest-terraform-multifolder-p...
Hacking payment transfers to send messages can be used for "good or evil". I recently read about somebody using it to harass an ex-partner.
I don't think that is the implied assumption; the stated reason for this change, FTA:

> The American Academy of Pediatrics, which backed the bill, said in 2014 policy statement that getting too little sleep puts teenagers’ physical and mental health at risk, as well as their academic performance. The organization cited research that shows that biological changes in puberty make it difficult for the average teenager to fall asleep before 11pm, and that teenagers need between 8.5 and 9.5 hours of sleep to function at their best.
That's a fair point. I'm not necessarily against having to do it, I just would like there to be a more obvious indication of how to convert the result to an array. It took a lot of searching the first time I came across this.

Perhaps it's just my own incompetence though!
I didn't knew about quasar!

It seems interesting, still I believe ionic has a far bigger community which is a big time saver.
> in favour of perhaps some kind of category- or tag-based search

Because the people looking for visibility on their conspiracy video would never tag their video with high-visibility keywords like "cute" and "puppies"!

Dumb metadata-based search and content recommendation is not the way forward. Google's original contribution to the web was pulling us out of that tarpit - SEO prior to PageRank was a wreck.
Cool, I didn't know about that one! I'm going to check it out, thanks for the link!
That's much worse than I thought. The Web is not a Google or Apple product, and your product's design shouldn't change based on which browser you use. That entirely misses the point of the open WWW. It's a terrible idea to build things in that way.
I may have oversimplified and have come across as saying "personal responsibility and self-control needs to be absolute and be treated as such".

I was by no means trying to exonerate YouTube or any service that aims to manipulate its users. I was only trying to convey that a large campaign against exploitation should not be the other extreme where victims are automatically absolved while the perpetrator is entirely demonized. Surely there must be a middle-ground?
What do you mean? The official C# support is from the Omnisharp plugin [1].

Omnisharp is the official .NET cross-platform development support system and is used across many different interfaces (VSCode, Atom, Sublime, etc). It's powered by Roslyn [2], the C# compiler platform, and can use the same packages for analyzers and autofixes that VS uses. It also has official debugging support. This is way beyond autocomplete.

1. https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode

2. https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-roslyn
Mass Organ Harvesting and Mass Killing in Xinjiang.

If you are familiar with ICS security / systems, you can literally see the incinerators with dashboards of “humans per hour” and things like that.

Anyone with data wrangling skills (BigQuery, DataPrep, stuff like that), setting up cloud infra, or even just really good hard-code internetting research skills would be appreciated.

001-alias-aw@outlook.com

I actually wouldn’t have minded posting my real name, but it seemed somehow like it would take away from my post unless I used a cool anonymous (but not really) alias.
True. But in my case the code also distributes these datapoints to multiple threads, computes technical indicators and simulates tradings while gathering statistics to finetunne parameters.

The only optimization I've done was to ditch maps wherever I could. They were dominating flamegraphs.

This is why I expected GRPC to perform better. But I agree it depends heavily on what's being done.
>how people need to die before...

Exactly 76, seasoned with CX to taste and baked at 350 for 30min.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g74LpP80w4w

Ever since the government has taken a more "wait them out" approach which has worked better for everyone except arguably the government who's lost in court several times since.
I when I put myself in a Blizzard employees shoes I think people answering yes are going to end up in the spreadsheet of people to let go during the next round of layoffs.
Felines are actually Obligate Carnivores. That means their digestive system REQUIRES them to eat primarily animal protein, or their health will gravely suffer and they will die.

Now, it doesn’t have to be 100% protein. If they were eating mice and birds in the wild, then the bodies of those prey animals would not be composed of 100% protein. But they would be primarily protein.

So, when we feed our animals, we need to make sure that we keep their natural dietary requirements in mind.
Private companies are in general allowed to censor what they want. Only the US government is subject to the First Amendment, not Twitter.

However, I think a case could be made that deplatforming one candidate in preference to another would be a donation to the remaining candidates campaign, and could fall afoul of some campaign finance rules.
Yep. Sentinel is for paid customers only, so it has to go through Terraform enterprise.
Those "fairness" and "equal time" doctrines really only exist because broadcast spectrum is a limited resource. Only one candidate can speak at a time on each of a small number of channels. By contrast Internet bandwidth and sites are effectively infinite so there's no need to force access to any particular platform. Just use a different one, we have lots to choose from.
Now just run Erlang on VMS and you have an uptime match made in heaven :)
Beware of lost wallet frauds.

At some countries they drop a wallet on the road, wait for you to find it and then appear and claim that few hundred bucks (or a local equivalent) are missing. First they try to threat you, and then resort to the police. Your fingerprints are on the wallet.

If you want to help, make sure you have a stranger witness at least, who is willing to help, or better look for a policeman nearby.
I read both and think that the second supports the point made in the first.

The point of the anthropocene, as presented in the second article, is to acknowledge the effect humans have already had on the earth. The point of the first is to acknowledge how little an effect that is, relative to other events in geologic time. The events described in that article still stand - global temperature differences of 8C over a few tens of thousands of years, sea levels 400 feet lower (and that was a blink of an eye ago in geologic time), a 90M year long ice age.
How many people did you know in school that went to bed at 10pm? I don't think I knew any.
I've always wanted to try LSD, everything I can find though is either a 'research chemical' that is LSD-like or is of dubious origin.

I've thought about mushrooms/psylobicin instead but I really would like my first 'journey' to be proper old school 60's LSD not your modern china-made 'one molecule off' RC.

A wise old head once told me the drug would find me once I am ready.
Their license looks like it allows for remix with attribution and share-alike: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
I ordered some lightbulbs with the wrong fitting by mistake. Amazon refunded me and told me to keep them, even though it was entirely my fault.
This is a timely submission for me. I'm ramping up for a launch and was looking for the same privacy respecting analytics solution. Good to see feedback.
jee is a set of interfaces, it cannot be secure or not.
Queer Life Coach Is Challenging Stereotypes with Membership Site Courage
This isn't from experience (I have yet to do a conversion myself), but one thing I've heard is that the str/unicode change revealed that a lot of codebases didn't understand the difference in py2, were using the wrong one at API boundaries, and required a lot of manual work to figure out what it should be for each one so py3 could handle it.
I actually didn't know this! Very cool. I guess it's similar to calling .ToList() on IEnumerable<T> in C#.
It has a population center of 20k within 15 miles. That was only one that I looked at. I didn't even have to try for that. I know nothing about that region but at an eagle eye's glance, it's obviously a suburb. It's part of an incorporated metropolitan area. It is, therefore, a suburb. It is not rural. Atherton isn't a suburb of Palo Alto btw. Palo Alto is the suburb.
What percentage of 4 billion year old rocks are still on earth? What percentage of rocks currently on the earth bear traces of humanity?

When I've gone on Geology 101 field trips, once or twice the instructor was like "And this rock was formed over a billion years ago." It was invariably followed by "Deep within the earth's crust, several miles below the surface." Rocks that are on the surface get weathered and eroded; quartz and feldspar on exposed granite become successive layers of sandstone.
Let’s say you can sleep until 5, which is somewhat optimistic for many families with multiple responsibilities in the morning.

That means you have to be asleep no later than 9, which means depending on the time of year it may still be light out, and certainly the community is still fairly active. Plus I recall a recent study that essentially said teenagers are naturally night owls.

Expecting teenagers to be asleep by 9 is a losing battle.
It's a little backwards. The top level article is the original. The grandparent linked article is the author's response from last week indicating responses to the top level article made him re-think and feel he was wrong.
>First they try to threat you, and then resort to the police

How could they pull this off? It's 100% he said, she said. What court is going to see such a case through and find in favor of the fraudster?
Python is awesome. It's fast as long you're mosty calling libraries. Not so fast if Python itself is doing most of the work.
Individuals may have freewill, but general populations certainly do not. I think people are concerned because these algorithms are a population-level problem.

Also, in your individual example, I think the 'blame' exists partially with you and partially with youtube. Your weakness for camera gear combined with the strength of the camera gear algorithm guided you to buy 15k worth of stuff.
>>[question] At what point does Twitter restricting world leader tweets become election interference and foreign policy interference

>[answer] Never.

While I agree with your logic, it doesn't seem like the person I was replying to does.
What's your point? If someone is looking to compromise you and they have physical access to your phone, it's already over. The only situation where this matters is with law enforcement and you can click the power button to disable Face ID or Touch ID.
They give some level of pleasure that the person wants to recreate. Watch another one new to get another hit of pleasure. Repeat.
I used to work for a company that had about half of its employees in India, and I was curious about the cost of living there. Looking at apartments in a major city, they were not a great deal cheaper than the US. People frequently claim lower salaries in countries other than the US are balanced by cheaper prices, but my impression is that a developed-world style apartment and car are usually comparably expensive pretty much anywhere, from London to Noida. Mathematically, cheaper rice can't make up for it if you are making enough to live in an urban area.
Someone subconsciously channeled Idiocracy, "All I wanted was to watch some OW BY BALLS".
I don't know if it's really the future, but at least it's an alternative.

Some people claim it's the wrong way, because it's another abstraction between a CFN-template and the CFN-engine (more moving parts, etc) and using a markup language that restricts you a bit, makes things more manageable.
The team has documented and discussed this several times. They have always recommend using service interfaces or HTTP calls inside your components if you intend on switching to client-side in the future.

Otherwise, for many apps, server-side Blazor works just fine. The component model is like any other frontend framework, not like Webforms at all, and by running server-side gives you a shorter path to the data and backend code you would normally put behind an API interface. This is an incredibly productivity boost.

If you don't need or want it, then don't use it, but it's a major leap forward.
An essential truth of parenting is that much of the dynamic between parent and child actually involves the child incentivizing the parent, or at least trying to.
Because it is tough for high school students to fall asleep early enough.

"In the teenage years, the hormonal response to the 24-hour daily light/dark exposure that influences circadian rhythm is altered, making adolescents physiologically yearn to stay awake later at night and to remain asleep later in the day."

https://www.neurologytimes.com/blog/teenage-circadian-rhythm