skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is what I could find:

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25965140

Not just IP, but also funding for new companies.
By the parent comment I thought Withequark was a group/team of people.

English is also not my native language.
I've been using Chef for many years and have been pretty happy with how straightforward everything has been, but I am always open to other solutions. If you've used Chef, Puppet or Ansible, how would you say Salt differs from those?

Your comment has already inspired me to look deeper into Salt, but I am hoping you can lay out some general pros and cons as well. Thanks!
Developer also had a Charlie Hebdo[0] edition[1]. I have been using Notepad++ for over a decade if my memory serves me right and I will continue to use it.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Hebdo_shooting
[1]https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v674-je-suis-charlie-edit...
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35 and a flat 0 apart from clothes, a laptop and a desktop i own basically nothing and i spend everything i get
It's pretty hard to have scientific consensus when you don't have any reliable information to base it on.
> For convenience, it will also update the HEAD ref if you check out the full contents of a branch.

And updates the index. And sometimes it gets files from the index instead of a commit.

From a workflow perspective, "switch to working on a different branch", "copy some files into the working tree from a different commit", and "resolve all merge conflicts in this file in favor of 'ours' or 'theirs'" are three very different operations. From a low-level perspective they're somewhat similar, but not the same.
How good are humans detecting pedestrians in low light conditions?

It's an important test case, but I wonder how many of those would be undetectable by a human as well.
Also, they cease your earned amount.
What is the time frame you considered for this?
Does that mean that one could implement "undelete" by changing open() so that some central process (let's call it "recycle-bin") also opens a copy at the same time a process opens them (but keeps it open until you send it a "empty" signal), and then calling that link()?
True. Though I can see some situations where the criminal aspects would be acceptable. Such as a case where hacking was the proximate cause of catastrophic harm (like a criminal using an insecure industrial control system to crash a power grid).

I am almost willing to support criminal aspects in this case. Extrajudicial killing was a predictable result in giving these tools to repressive governments.
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Exploit required specific combination of software and config lines. MIAB didn't have those lines.

That's not to say another similar exploit might have worked a different way. Luckily that bug is patched now.
Thanks! I thought all those comments were one sided. Interesting!
> I wonder if some kind of pattern could be apparent?

All the salient patterns have already been described in a book published by George Orwell in the late '40s.
> The truth is that strongly encrypted platforms are often used by pedophile rings, drug kingpins, and terrorists to shield their criminal activity.

> Without sophisticated technologies, the law enforcement agencies meant to keep us all safe face insurmountable hurdles.

> NSO's technologies provide proportionate, lawful solutions to this issue.

Funny how the same technologies meant to protect children are also being used to intimidate researchers and kill dissidents and journalists. Nobody could possibly have foreseen this!
>If the CIA has dedicated manpower to fucking with the Notepad++ dev so that HN could see it and think critical thoughts about the Chinese... then I think they might have some misplaced priorities.

I mean... the CIA did fuck with Notepad++ in the past: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/cms/page_26968090.html
Your first paragraph is so salient.

I think most people miss how powerful relationships are in a network of abundance. You really nailed it.

Unless we can turn these relationships on their head, economically speaking.

Been trying to work out the math on this for the last year. Recently gave a talk on it (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1HJdrBk3BlE) would you mind sharing your thoughts on it and on abundance/relationships in general?

One of the technical directors of Silicon Valley TV show and I were talking, and he's very interested in what they call the "Post-Subscription Economy".

Basically Google and Netflix hijacked Hollywood, and now a lot of the studios are interested in what's next, for fear of missing out again.
Nokia did everything right for a very long time. But when everything is great success, people behind that success shadow the people who could make success in the future.

Netflix is great example of how to do big transition right. Netflix was in renting DVDs by mail business. When the decision to move to streaming was made, Netflix CEO did not allow managers who responsible for DVD renting business into meetings where the future was planned.

People responsible for Symbian should have been locked out from all future planning. They were allowed to participate and of course they sabotaged–both intentionally and unintentionally–all big changes. Moving from hardware and embedded software world to full software platform mindset required completely different people.
> I must say that I've only now realised that there is no "report abuse" button on github.

Then if GitHub was a living organism, it would lack an immune system to defend itself against infection.
Here you go:

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/donate/
Saying "the deterioration of quality in most modern software" is such a cop-out. There's no universal agreement upon any "general" deterioration, and I'm not sure you're keeping track of the "deteriorating" software that has telemetry vs. the one that doesn't. I personally find that a lot of software I use daily does improve over time, especially web software.

You want a counter-example? Reddit has very little telemetry and quite famously barely looks at the data it does gather. You want to talk about deterioration, how's that for some severe rot.
One goal of mindfulness and meditation is to reduce the amount of noise in our heads so that we can see things clearer. This allows us to take more _effective_ actions.

The author seems to have a clear bias that radical == good, and this puts me off. Radical action can be good, and it can be bad. Mindfulness can help us see which case is which.
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Sam Harris regularly claims that it reduces the half life of emotions such as rage.

I personally find that a 'deterministic' view of life achieves that for me.

For whatever reason when I meditate I can only leverage it as a relaxation tool, as opposed to witnessing my thoughts occur, which I think is somewhat 'mindfulness'.
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The actual issue matters. In this case the mistreated Uighur.
> a belief that Nokia scammed Microsoft in that sale

That's what I've heard too -- They knew they were going down and simply took the opportunity to dump the handset business on Microsoft while securing funding to allow the network business to grow.
irony is always lost when one massive surveillance company takes the bread away from a massive surveillance government agency.
Be mindful of the source of this - the quality of content coming out of The Guardian has slipped since its recent change of editorial - it is much more content with click-bait and sensationalism than with anything more substantial.

From the opening line this seems to be coming across as little more than a virtue signalling piece for anti-Capitalists, and progresses into tired old tropes about Western consumerism.
I agree with you on the preference part. I share the same preference as the GP. I've played a bit with Vue in the past, at the same time I was testing React. I've enjoyed Vue but the strings and template were a grim reminder of the Angular not-so-fun-times and passing members around per-reference and not "per string" made more sense in the general JavaScript way of programming, and so I ended up sticking with React.

Even with tooling support, those strings still make me wanting to look away...
Frankly I can understand that ads selling company like Google wants to track its users. Their core business depends on that.

Why Gitlab wanted to do this I have no idea, sounds like some marketing people came up with such idea "because everyone is doing this"?

Tracking wasn't going to bring much revenue, if any, so they could just get rid of that, trying to turn it into some positive PR. The cynic in me tells me that if they smell any significant money from tracking they would tell HN and the rest to back off (or would added some convoluted way to opt-out from tracking).
Nah dude, there's no way to deduce that the contaminant isn't serious based on a Buzzfeed report.

If the contaminant was serious, there's a media strategy where you suppress what it is for now to maximize the favorability of your settlement. After all you go to court, you'll publish what that contaminant is, it's as good as winning against Juul without actually winning.

The thing I'm more confused about is why you're being so generous to a nicotine manufacturer.
Oh I actually think they are normal people. And that's why it's interesting and important.

A simple reason why is imagine not having to have a paid online army or coordinate a sophisticated bot attack when your population will do it voluntarily and with enthusiasm.

The more complex reason is more interesting and it really is about the freedom to think and speak but it's also where criticism of China as a state is considered to be an attack on the people and where even telling the truth must be sacrificed for stability. China has the myth that it is stable because it has lost so much blood in the past therefore the stability is more important than human rights or the truth. It's actually why Muslims and Hong Kong are attacked, literally because their existence shows that China is not whole or stable. It's frightening and most Chinese people will rather not rock the boat.

This "attack" on GitHub is actually a defense.
This has to be the top UX failure mode. Presenting the user with the abstractions we cleverly made in the code to factorize the architecture, instead of overlaying them with a different set of user-friendly abstractions.
Currently it is being called the dWeb, Internet Archive helping push this along.

Here is an NBC short documentary on it, with me and the Archive in it: https://www.nbcnews.com/video/building-a-new-internet-the-bo...

I think "community powered" or "community rooted" gets at the most important values of it.
This is a hack.

I like it.

Refreshing.
It is actually a wage, that time isn't free. You could get a job at McDonalds for 1-2 weeks of the year and make the same amount of money in probably a lot less time.
I've struggled to get very much out of mindfulness (primarily via Sam Harris) but this 'half-life of an emotion' thing is one of the bits that has worked.

The best example I've experienced was being in an argument with my wife about something or other that had gotten heated to the point I was getting angry. But then I got a phone call from someone at one of my clients - I immediately had to be a different person for that call. Once it had finished I came back to my wife and felt like I entirely had the _choice_ as to whether I would be angry again. I was, in fact, almost certainly treading an automatic path down which I _would have_ made myself angry to continue from where we were. Instead, the obviousness of this was so apparent that I didn't - because it suddenly felt artificial.
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I'm pretty sure you can just backdate commits for the same effect...
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>Are you genuinely signing off on the history?

No, you are signing off current state of the repository. Otherwise it would be possible (not trivial, but possible) to take signed commit and apply it on different history, which could create a security loophole.

Your view on commit is a logical set of changes. Git's view is state of the repository. The set of changes between revisions, which is useful for developer to see more than the whole state, is computed on the fly.

>I was just saying we need something else to use for identifying commits.

The commit message?
I think it's funny to say that about a company regulated and controlled by the US intelligence community.

The US is truly great at claiming things are bad while _controlling those things_ at the same time.

For what it's worth _personally_ I believe that NSO is a bad company and US regulation needs to change - but those things need to change together at the same time.
The Butterfly Effect comes to mind. What happens if you instead create a cyclone?
Yup, I recently tweeted about this. Their previous API was much more pleasant to work with. IMO a 'personal use only' account type with a limited data scope would be a great option to have. Thus far, I can't get my 'app' authorized for personal use despite it being only for a page on my blog. I've given up trying to use their API. I'd like to just scrape my photos now but I'm not sure if even that's a possibility.

https://twitter.com/jonlprd/status/1184547466244448257
They were doing things wrong long before the iPhone was released, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_7600
That's a rich interpretation. Tech that's at the infrastructure layer has both good and bad uses. An email can be used to deliver a greeting, or a malware payload.

You've conveniently omitted your work place information, else one could guilt trip you for continuing to work for your employer despite their worst acts being widely known. We shouldn't support this kind of specious virtue signaling, maybe the lady genuinely worked/works there for the company's publicly stated good intentions.

Also, how the Sauds use the tech is beyond NSO's, and especially the lady's control. Just like how the Sauds use American defense tech to wage war on Yemeni civilians - defense tech subsidized by the American taxpayer - that is you. And still, you continue to live in, and pay taxes to the US, instead of moving to a non-exporter of arms, like Greenland. All while casting blame on a lady working for an Israeli tech firm. For Shame!
That is also the goal of religion. Tell your worries to god in silence and peace, then wait and be patient for God to fix it.
Look, I had simular problems.
What helped is : exercises, cold shower, good chair.
Why is there no peace and happiness in my life?
It's a misfeature, but let's not to be melodramatic.. just use a formatter.
From what I understand, Duffel are connecting to NDC APIs exposed by the airlines (or rather, by the Airlines' IT provider, i.e. Sabre and Amadeus... but that's another story). And on top of that, they expose a nice REST API (that is very similar in philosophy and structure to the NDC XML - Offer, Order). This is a win for the airlines, because every booking through Duffel is a booking without paying the GDS tax
When the current mantra of American capitalism is "shareholder value is our priority", then the only consideration is financial bottom line.

You see this time and time again, whether with tobacco, industrial pollution, oil and gas pollution, or this new vaping stuff. Oh and war; you see this perpetually with war and the military industrial complex.

For whatever reason, there are enough people willing to set aside concern for each other and humanity in general in order to make some cash for themselves. It almost doesn't matter what industry you look at - they all have moments or periods where finances trump (oh do pardon the unfortunate expression) humanity.
link() doesn't work for this use case.

You need linkat() with the AT_SYMLINK_FOLLOW flag enabled.
You can report issues, pull requests, etc., but only if you have write permissions to the repository.

https://help.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-communit...
What Sam Harris teaches in his meditation app is not 'mindfulness' as commonly understood, i.e. in the vein of Vipassana or even MBSR. It's more like his own lite version of Dzogchen practices.
Your belief is correct. :-) Greetings from Adrian.

Yeah, we started Soundslice as a way to sync guitar tablature with YouTube videos, and it included a very nice UI for making precise loops (by dragging across a timeline). That was launched in 2012, but in 2014 we changed our product considerably, leading to the product we have today.
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But Elon is going to save the world. /s
> Your view on commit is a logical set of changes. Git's view is state of the repository.

No, my view of a commit is not a logical set of changes. It's everything that would be in my worktree if I checked out the commit. Which is neither merely the changes from the previous commit(s), nor the entire history leading to the current commit.
what I found really interesting is he didn't feel he was "really" successful until after he came out with Git. Even Linus can have imposter syndrome!
You're just further illustrating how corrupt American capitalism is. It just happens to be directed at competitors instead of the general public.
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Pete Wilson (R) who was responsible for the utility deregulation

In fact, Democrat Steve Peace was the self-proclaimed "Father of Deregulation".

For 22 years now, every committee in both houses was chaired by a Democrat.

Deregulation passed both houses with veto-proof majorities. Wilson had zero say in the matter -- CA doesn't have a "pocket veto" mechanism.
I take this opportunity to remind us that Notepad++ used to have a backdoor.
> The design goal of such a system is that, no matter what your skill level is, you win or lose at a rate indistinguishable from chance.

Actually, if you are improving you will do better than even, if you are getting worse you will do worse—those are the signals for upward or downward movement. When you plateau it should be a coin flip.

> If I'm improving at something, I want to see better results than I was getting before.

While you are improving, you will. Roughly, your win rate reflects the derivative of skill.
Their new 'facebook' API is almost an impossible option now for personal use. Their previous API was much more pleasant to work with. IMO a 'personal use only' account type with a limited data scope would be a great option to have. Thus far, I can't get my 'app' authorized for personal use despite it being only for a page on my blog. I've given up trying to use their API. I'd like to just scrape my photos now but I'm not sure if even that's a possibility.

https://twitter.com/jonlprd/status/1184547466244448257
Will probably be downvoted to oblivion:

This incident is a perfect example showing why embracing China and hoping they would be more open to modern values like freedom of speech, democracy, etc., is a total illusion.

Too many Chinese people are brainwashed to the core that even if the great firewall is switched off today, nothing will change. The currently brainwashed people simply despise anything against Chinese official rhetoric; they don't put any thoughts to follow other people's reasons. And this brainwashing will pass on from one generation to the next.

I've met too many mainland Chinese use only Baidu to search, use only WeChat to do messaging, read only Weibo and watch only CCTV to update themselves on current affairs, even when they are physically outside of China. Sure there are still some reasonable Chinese, but 9.9 times out of 10 they are very reluctant to speak up, since they still have some stakes in China. If they do speak up, their family back in China will get locked up, harrased, wealth get taken, you name it. It happens all the time.

That's why powerful external force is necessary for China to change. And if we don't force China to change, China will erode the rest of the world's modern values, which is the foundation of our civilization. China's export of oppression, like recent news about NBA and Apple, has been actually on-going for a very long time. In Hong Kong here, we see it all the time all around us.
You'll want XML as soon as it exceeds one screenful :) And this XML is, well, "musused"; it should be that:

<log>
<record date="2005-02-21T18:57:39" millis="1109041059800" sequence="1" level="SEVERE" class="java.util.logging.LogManager$RootLogger" method="log" thread="10" message="A very very bad thing has happened!">
<exception id="123" message="java.lang.Exception" class="logtest" method="main" line="30" />
</record>
</log>

I also don't object squeezing the exception attributes into record with some prefix that would make the names unique, like that:

<record date="2005-02-21T18:57:39" millis="1109041059800" sequence="1" level="SEVERE" class="java.util.logging.LogManager$RootLogger" method="log" thread="10" message="A very very bad thing has happened!" exc-message="java.lang.Exception" exc-class="logtest" exc-method="main" exc-line="30" />

Or, if it's possible to normalize these data, factor out the exception and other attributes and build an index of them so that they can be referenced by an ID:

<exception id="123" message="java.lang.Exception" class="logtest" method="main" line="30" />

<record ... exception-id="123" />
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Did you make it to sell it? I assumed it had always been a Hal Leonard product and didn’t realize they’d done an acquisition.
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>When I own a bunch of files, I own a bunch of files. Nobody can mess with that. When I use Spotify, I'm in a relationship with Spotify the company. A relationship governed by a lengthy ToS, a relationship in which I'm at a disadvantage, but most importantly, it's another relationship to keep track of.

Doesn't "dependency" covers all these negatives?

(Dependency not as in "npm/maven dependency" but in the casual sense).
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