skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I used to use org-mode a lot, but switched mostly to Markdown as that's what "the rest of the world" uses :-(.
Drug use has been declining for decades though, so don't think it'd be that
It isn't a privilege. You've been paying for it along with the maintenance and future planning that should have been performed but wasn't. Being "grateful" for having electricity most of the time is just Stockholm syndrome.
Companies are. Whole industries have left Frisco. The void was replaced by tech but tech too will leave.
As a fellow father I agree with this as well.

And still if I had the choice, I’d do it again.

Why is that?
When should founders step down as CEOs of their startups?
Difference between 'regulate' and 'prevent' certain types of businesses, I guess.

Do any cities have laws which state certain areas are ok for prostitutes to work in? I'd guess not
They almost certainly will
The average refrigerator is insulated enough to keep food fresh for a moderate amount of time - provided the door remains shut.

How that shutoff affects the compressor is a different story, however.
Progress in Landing Model Rocket Using Thrust Vector Control
Under your definition, I'd classify most magazine and news articles as processed sugar. It is toxic, to the extent that clickbait headlines, inaccuracies, errors and lies in articles, convey negative knowledge to the reader.
Something companies will do to reset their salaries.
Terravion Announces Service Specification for 2020
Makes sense. That presumably means people don't have to turn their monitors off and shuffle everything off their desks every time an uncleared person has to move through.
Don't make speculation. Compare US drinking across other countries, and compare it against prior years and look at correlation. That isn't it. Read https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hus/hus17.pdf which is the source for the article. You can look at page 29 of that report or https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/liver-disease/c... for more information and trend data. It is NAFLD and obesity.
Disable Javascript ;)
Rainbow Six cheat maker faces Ubisoft lawsuit after BBC appearance
Ask HN: Non-JavaScript DOM Manipulation
I'm researching cross-platform UI and of course Electron and its relatives come up.

I don't see anything intrinsically wrong with using a web rendering engine as a presentation layer, but I don't like the bloat and know that at least some of that bloat comes from the fact that the UI layer is a web app written in JS. I'm also not a fan of JS.

Is there anything out there that allows you to pop open a web rendered window and control the DOM from outside from another language? Seems to me that this would let you do sophisticated HTML5 UIs maybe leveraging things like Bootstrap and Framework7 but without JavaScript and thus without the associated JS VM bloat.

If there isn't anything like this, someone should make it.
BS, but until 2012 tourism had not increased by much, then exploded quickly. Went from about 8M to 28M in 5 years

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_Japan#/media/File:F...
Interesting, because she was talking about formula previously, I took it to mean she really did believe her child was legitimately better.
I was under the impression that Alert was the most northernly, permanently inhabited, community. It is approximately 800kms from the North Pole, while Grise Fiord is approximately 1,500kms away.
Very disturbing that this is a discussion you need to have now as opposed to already knowing this considering how privacy sensitive the dev community has always been.
The +/- letter grading scale has existed for as long as I can remember. For the particular college I attended, A+ corresponded to a GPA of 4.33 or a % score of >100 and was only given out to exemplary students - I believe this case would certainly be worthy of that extremely high grade.
What is this censorship by marking this entry as 'dupe' and hiding it from front page?

Also, I guess it was a mistake to add middle-finger emoji to gitlab's interface. It looks hilarious seeing all those fingers!
Small is beautiful (GOTO 2016)
> Everyone is cool from afar with sexwork until a meth head is jerking it on their doorstep. "Like, wouldn't you rather have it be regulated and legal?"

Sex work does not mean idiots should be idiots. Sex work works just fine in many places and does not make the area super shady if done well.
Facebook’s News Project
DSubs are robust when they are connected, but fragile in applications that require frequent reconnections.
It's a line that is crossed, using your body for money has never ever been seen as something normal. Even accepting the reality of life complexities, broken marriages, loneliness, etc sex as a products is never praised.

The only argument so far is "I should be free to use my body as I will". But probably only a minuscule amount of sex "workers" have the material and emotional comfort to choose that.

So basically when other industries are often exploitative, it's probably a few orders better than prostitution, leverage a bit less immature or broke people.
Trips to the bathroom involved no privacy at all.

So you'd have to pull some sort of slight of hand to manage that.
I think GP means that facebook spent a lot of CPU cycles getting an onion address that is so human-readable/memorable; I don't remember what the old Silk Road's address was but I think I'd remember if it were silkroadcorewwwi.onion
> contact information and messages
Some conspiratorial minds might even suggest that this may of been intentional seeing that GitLab is a member of Y Combinator
What if a homeless person takes a shit in your door step right in the broad daylight (actual thing that happened at my place of work several years ago). Cool with that as well?
"As a newish dad this is relatable but not as much as for my wife. There is so much pressure and she is constantly telling me she feels like a bad mom. I say listen , who cares about the media or twitter. There is always some person posting on instagram about how they make a gourmet vegan meal for their baby. As a male, an alternative dude, and a bit of a stoner with open mind I can pretty easy filter out all the crap and focus in on what matters. Not as easy for the females, i have mad respect for all the moms out there grinding."

Might I suggest one of the aspects that you may be missing is that mothers are judged as mothers first and humans second in society (at least in America where I live). Often times a woman who doesn't mother as vigorously as another woman is considered less worthy as a human being and less deserving of respect, care, comfort, etc.

I would compare this to ask if men are judged the same way as fathers. For example, if a male CEO doesn't take the day off to nurse his sick infant, is he considered a bad human being and judged as morally a less worthy person?

Or, in my experience, if my male friends are letting their spouses handle taking care of the child for the evening, they are not casually discussed as allowing malnutrition and unkemptness the way women are discussed when they let their husbands take care of the kids while they have a night or a week out for a business trip or just to have some fun.

An interesting thing to note is that women on average were studied to have an additional 2 hours of work per day upon becoming new parents, while men on average have an additional 40 minutes.
In the Bay Area, we have two seasons, brown and green.
~15K (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WeWork)
I created https://www.deadmantracker.com and am implementing the reverse of this but your solution is a good alternative that I might support too.

The way I saw it working was:
* Encrypt docs into a compressed archive

* Upload encrypted docs to service

* Distribute password for unencryption using something not build into the service (tell them via Signal, or Protonmail, or a piece of paper, or word of mouth)

* Link for encrypted archive only becomes available once the dead mans switch is triggered

In the same way a password could be uploaded and only released when the switch is triggered. A service just can't hold both parts.
> it exploits these people even if it’s their choice.

This is a talking point used by people who try to criminalize sex work, and it flies completely in the face of what sex workers' advocacy groups around the world actually say. No, you're not equating sex work with sex trafficking in your comment, but you're adopting wholesale the language of people who do.

> But the real issue is that none of the girl prostitutes are locals. Not once I heard of a local Dutch girl doing this. And it’s also mostly lots of people that need he money. If the brothels were full of dutch-rich women then I’d be fine with it.

Why is it a problem when foreigners engage in sex work to make money, but not a problem when "Dutch-rich" people engage in sex work to make money?

You're talking about unionized workers in a highly regulated industry doing very lucrative labor. It's very hard to make the argument that they're being exploited, any more than laborers in any other industry are being exploited.
I'm was unclear on something - is Chris Hedges saying that sex workers should be themselves charged with a criminal offense, or that only pimps should be?

Those blog posts make it out that sex work is a crime against the sex workers; i.e., it is prostitutes that are the victims. If that is indeed the case then prostitutes should be able to go freely to the police for protection, without fear of prosecution, since they are the victims. So that makes it unclear to me what it means that Hedges is against decriminalization.
Hackers Exploit Struts2 Vuln to Install Cryptominer on Remote Servers
Additional discussion that is currently marked as a [dupe]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21343761
>So where's the party now?

Shenzhen.
IMO It's also probabbly something security can manage and adjust easily.

Like new a policy, fine leave the blindfold on longer.

Broken blindfold, just grab another.

But say truck with a broken blackout window ... can't go onsite.
You are suggesting sex work is preferable to Uber? Have you ever been a sex worker? I am as libertarian as it comes, but that false dichotomy is ridiculous. Either get “exploited” by Uber or get a job where men stick their penises in you a dozen times a day.

But at least you aren’t being “exploited” by some filthy VC-funded capitalists right?
As soon as those 'normal' people were living there they started to complain about all the noise and the shady figures that were hanging around.

So it's like when Americans create a new suburb in the country, then get pissed off about the rooster crowing at 5am on their day off.

(Insert some joke here about cocks that somehow applies to both farms and red light districts.)

Edit: To be fair, some of the concerns outlined in the article seem completely fair and reasonable. The article indicates things have actually changed in ways that degrade the area and are worrisome.
I subscribed to the Economist a long time ago. I don't think there's another news magazine that covers things in as much depth, or which is not focused almost exclusively on the USA and/or Western Europe (or things that affect them directly).
> but you keep focusing on cars and ignoring other dangers with cycling: <

I ride bikes a lot, I rode 7 miles this morning on those "slippery/ uneven roads". Most of my friends ride bikes and we all know someone who has been seriously injured or killed by a car. If you eliminate cars bikes are extremely safe (for riders with reasonable hand/ eye coordination). The only injury type that comes remotely close to cars is mountain bike crashes or crashes while racing road bikes and those injuries are far less common and far less lethal than cars.

So yeah... I focus on cars, because they are by far the single biggest danger to cyclists.
this is a great question, I've always wondered it myself as well.
Ask HN: Are there books for mathematics like Feynman's lectures on physics?
I have started re-learning college level Physics and am thoroughly enjoying Feynman's Lecture on Physics. Are there similar books available for Mathematics (& Chemistry) - books that are fundamental and easy to read?
Nice shoot but what did you use to create the reverse TCP ?
Do you think being raped is worse than being mugged? If so, then there's your answer to why people care more about human trafficking for sex than for manual labor.
Or two and a half days, depending on whom you ask...
You did see how often the rats drove into the wall, right?
>Feel free to build such services, if you wish.

Well, I don't propose or expect companies to volunteer doing this.

My point is that EU (for one) should mandate them, and if service providers like FB, etc, don't like them, they could skip the 500m market -- and just be careful not to let the door hit them on their way out...

>Not just that (though I certainly don't consider it reasonable to expect a service to have thousands of servers in thousands of jurisdictions and deal with thousands of legal systems; frankly, I want services to expose themselves to as few jurisdictions as possible).

As long as it's your jurisdiction? (assuming you're in the US, since it says on your HN profile that you work for Intel).

Or that's a happy accident (for you) that is not really relevant to your point, but others should be fine with?

I'd prefer the services I use to be under the control of my country's laws and my democratic vote -- not under what some third country dictates and controls.

Besides, hyperbole much?

There aren't "thousands of jurisdictions and legal systems". At worst, they are like 150 or so, as many countries. And some could get together and accept a single country as the host and set their common rules (like the EU could do for EU member states).

Major services already have tons of global CDNs servers, even on small countries.

And if there was a mandate, there could easily be an infrastructure and common services to deploy to span the globe (e.g. turn-key Amazon provision for sharding your data into multiple data centers per jurisdiction).

It doesn't even need to be all players, could be mandated on some size and above -- and surely Google, Facebook, Apple, etc scale.
Show HN: Scriptless AWS Automation
What to Do with Unanswered Questions After Your All-Hands Meeting
It's expensive because it doesn't really have any competition. Your car's infotainment center was probably written using Qt.

Electron is eating a bit of their lunch but it lacks a few features yet, uses a lot of resources comparatively, and doesn't support the same targets or developer communities that Qt does.
Fascinating, but I'm curious as to how the communication works here. Is it all visual—as in ants see what other ants are doing and adapt—or is there some chemical/pheromone communication going on?
Exactly. We had the first generation color copiers in the California high desert and whenever paper jams became frequent we knew it was time to pour salt water on the building grounding rod!
Seems like a good time to ask: who is using source hut? How do they find the email driven merge request process?
Because it is intimate, and so it is far harder to ignore, and at the same time it also has a long history, ironically, of being one of the few avenues of financial independence that has always been open to women in particular even when they've been shut out of other options, and as such it has a long history of being a challenge to social control and order.
> I want to reiterate that we are using this data to improve the product experience. Currently we are blind to what is being used in the product, how customers flow through the system, etc. Without this usage data it is very difficult to build a great customer experience.

Here's why that line of reasoning won't fly with users:

- People are buying/using software for what it can do right now, not for what it can hypothetically do in the future. So the only change that matters in this context is before it didn't run untrusted third party javascript, and now it does. All in service of adding things that I probably don't want or need. (because again, if I chose to use it, it already does what I want). You're putting hypothetical new users over the clear desires of current ones.

- People made good design decisions long before they had a flood of data. There's a false equivalency here, you don't need this information to do your job well, you just want it.

The most major one though:

- You're (probably illegally because of GDPR?) holding the service hostage until people "agree" to this.

So to summarize, you're making a decision that potentially negatively impacts the security of your current users data by running untrusted 3rd party code, to gain data that might, vaguely, help you get new users. (Maybe you can replace some of the ones you're driving away!)
HTTP load generator, ApacheBench (ab) replacement
Unfortunately not everywhere. Dishonest war mongering scum entirely infested by project mockingbird. Not to mention the undying support for the family the US literally went to war with to escape the grasp of and celebrates winning every single year. (aka independence day)

A few oddball stories about Muslims artists inspired by the female body (I kid you not)
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/stories-50101358/art-starts-conv...

Does not make up for the blood on their hands.
Because sex outside of marriage undermines marriage, which is a fundamental societal institution, and the broad availability of sex for pay means it's easier for sex outside of marriage to happen.
Sidebar good news for anyone reading this: Since they use a different hostname that doesn't host any operational functionality, namely collector.githubapp.com, that host is already included in most DNS blocklists.
> One of my favourite authors is Chris Hedges. I was surprised to discover he is against decriminalisation of sex work. His arguments actually won me over.

Why do you value his arguments more than the arguments of the overwhelming majority of sex workers, who soundly reject the claims that he makes as both inaccurate and downright offensive?
If it gets them off of the street, it seems like a public good.
My spouse had family from Holland come visit us. They told us they wanted to see Niagara Falls and the Rockies. When we explained it would take a week to drive from Niagara to the Rockies they boggled. It's hard to conceptualize just how vast Canada is when back home you can drive for an hour and pass through three different countries.
Guys, you need to allow true public / anonymous access to dashboards.

Currently there's no way to access dashboards unless you have an account on Grafana. There's no way to share dashboards with the public.
Show HN: Beltpyrite, a game about solving anagrams
> There's also a problem with patronage, which is that people may not end up producing content that would infuriate the people directly paying them.

That's already a huge problem. While these are obviously not news, look at Reddit, the NBA, Hollywood and other organizations which are openly kowtowing to their patrons. Most news organizations already serve an agenda over the truth (and hardly even pretend otherwise), and identifying objective sources is harder than ever.
Alert is primarily a military base, so perhaps that quality is making the distinction here.
Shipwell raises $35m to centralize supply chains
> Vista level hardware is 10-12 years old by now though. I don't think it's unreasonable to drop support for hardware over 10 years old for a fully-featured environment.

When I bought my first EeePC I expected to get a reasonably recent gen hardware, just without the bling and low power. It had a brand new 10 year old Intel graphics chip inside. At least it had a decent battery life and doubled as a toaster if you opened a pdf in firefoxs javascript pdf viewer.
TIL that Canadians spell fjord "fiord"
RT covers factual news. They just choose to cover news that makes America, et al look bad and choose to not cover news that makes Russia look bad. Opinion pieces are of course opinions, not news, and are also usually pro-Russian policy opinions.
I mean, taxing payroll is just as stupid. You tax net income, because it's normalized across businesses. Taxing payroll or revenue is just economic nonsense.
Safety Concerns for Hybrid and Electric Ships
Give it a try vinicius_ng, lemme know if I can help, I'm quite familiar with it now.
That disease is also not related to obesity. Funny thing that NAFLD.
But it's not enough to know someone's code. So what if you do? Unless you can get the physical card without the owner knowing, what good would it do you?
Boeing moved their Corporate HQ, specifically the executive team. Their BU headquarters remained in the same locations.
A couple of years of solid therapy led my therapist to suggest EMDR... A couple of test sessions established that I responded to a vibrating stimulus (hand held paddles) (as opposed to actual eye movement or audio tones) and five distinct sessions over the past few months have made changes in my emotional state and baseline thinking that I would never have believed possible.

(Yes, some extreme trauma uncovered and at least partially resolved, that I won't elaborate on here.)

I still consciously think the EMDR technique is "magic", as I am otherwise a very staunch hard science person, but I swear by its effectiveness now, and if I feel like I'm experiencing any further emotional blocks or 'knee jerk' reactions, I'll do it again in a heartbeat.

Forty years of much of the symptoms in the book, and nearly destroying my 17 year marriage, is easing to an amazing degree, and I feel like I actually have a life now.
Yeah, that is why I used the expression "sort of". You have indirectly raised an interesting point. Perhaps SO was afraid that the person they ended up firing was in the process of pulling a Jordan Peterson. Jordan Peterson informed her university that he would not respect a students choice of pronoun. When the university asked him not to be a jerk he then publicly complained that the university was infringing his freedom of speech. The result was that a whole lot of discussion ensued that was of interest to Jordan Peterson.

SO would not be interesting in being the focus of such a discussion.
I'm an attorney and a junior python programmer also in the south San Francisco area. I've been interested in chatting with you.
You've reinforced the commenter's point that there are no seasons.
> But I wonder why homeless people don't move to another city.

Because there are few cities in the country that are as accommodating to the homeless as SF. And I'm not talking about weather, I'm talking about services, aid, lack of police harassment, etc.

If you're homeless it's certainly the best place in the country to live.
> My conclusion from these data is that I shouldn’t bother with Facebook.

I would say the opposite. You have 2k page followers on Facebook (1% of your traffic) and 148k on Twitter (20% of your traffic). That means you need ~7.5k followers on Twitter vs 2k on Facebook to get 1% of your views. Thus, Facebook followers are 3-4 times better for your conversions. If you focus on Facebook, you'll get bigger audiences quicker.

(Assuming everything goes as it has gone so far, etc etc)
You're assuming that people actually own homes in the bay area.

Good one.
Some of BBC News' .onion neighbors are forced to constantly rotate their URLs to evade DDoS attacks (notably Empire Market). Admins constantly publish new PGP-signed links to https://dark.fail . DDoS attackers then scrape this site, shift their attacks. Sites stay online, but users are trained to expect URLs to constantly change. This has resulted in a huge spike in phishing attacks.

Tor hidden services are notoriously difficult to protect from DDoS attacks due to its code being mostly single-threaded. Build 5000 circuits to any darknet site, max out one core on the server, and you take it offline. Cheers to BBC for this great step forward for privacy. Hopefully their traffic surges to bring more attention to .onion scaling problems.
Thanks Gitlab