skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Samoans Asked to Hang Red Flags at Homes That Need Measles Vaccination
Credit Union Marketing Corner: Credit Union Event Planning
It’s the same with regular assembly. When you compile/assemble a .S or .asm file, you get a binary file with none of the comments
> Does the interaction with humans outweigh the benefits of being able to roll out of bed and be at the office?

Depends on the personality of the person and the health of the rest of their social life.
> But some of us have cars that are fun to drive, when the time is right of course.

Not much mystery here. The alternative is track days at the local racing circuit, assuming such a thing exists near OP.
Maybe it's particular to my local culture (Berlin), but many people I talked to said they would pay a premium to support a small business and to acquire independence and privacy. They're not technical, but they understand the ramifications of these things. Not sure if this culture is everywhere, but my gut feeling is that in Berlin it's big enough.
Thanks, I missed that they have an API available. Their data is nice, but I'm not sure the API and their TOS work for what I'm doing. I will look into it.
It kills me that you think Pocket is the poor decision everyone is talking about
Agree on ddg, for me it's fine since most of my searches are technical stuff, rest is !g

For Firefox, I don't see how these things matter in my use case. Admittedly I have no clue if any of the sites I use make use of webgl, but the overall speed and snappiness doesn't feel any different between the two browsers, and I use both on Linux.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=594876 - 9 years old

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1210727 - 4 years old

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1010527 - 6 years old

Not to mention the weird random full-blown crashes that occur when I try to use it that I can't reproduce, no point in opening an issue for those.
Hook for macOS: Hook links and retrieves relevant files, email, web pages
Firecracker-Containerd
I Worked for Alex Jones. I Regret It
Not OP, but here are a few simple ones I encountered that swayed me back the chrome:

1. When switching tabs (ctrl + tab), instead of simply moving there, it showed a menu. This means I need to use that tiny menu to decipher which tab I’m on, instead of the entire background.

2. When closing a full screen video playback using ctrl + w, it takes a few seconds of a black screen on Firefox vs instantaneous on chrome

3. When installing extensions, they don’t always have an icon on the top bar, this makes discovarability a pain
It is not arbitrary. If you're in a corrupt system, you're vulnerable even if you have followed the rules. GAAR systems generally have a set of best practices, and if you disagree with the result you have access to the court system (not "a government official") to work it out.
Then I remember the lack of any evidence that torture produces good information.
Videos in here are very educational about how investigating cops go about doing their work: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYwVxWpjeKFWwu8TML-Te9A/vid...
You can actually do much worse than a public defender. Calling e.g. a lawyer who works for a "mill" (like those guys who advertise on TV, in my hometown it's Kerry Steigerwalt -- who makes a living pleading out DUI's with the least amount of effort possible, but would take your murder case without asking) will get you a guy who is just as overworked and understaffed as the PD, but unlike the PD, does not care about justice at all, only making money. They will do anything that results in a reduction in their workload, even if it means years in prison for you.

At least with the public defender's office you get someone who gives a shit, even if they are overworked.
I would like to point out that it is possible to have web pages that load faster than AMP. It has not been made easy but many publishers have figured out (in some cases publishers have web pages that load faster than their AMP ones...)

Take a look: https://webperf.xyz

I have a number of issues with AMP but I will just mention two:

1. If Google addressed how their ad system was being mis-used (and in many respects as-intended) that would have gone a long way to addressing webpage performance. Instead they pushed more work on the publisher to adopt yet another new format (add it to Facebook Instant Articles, Apple News JSON formats, Google News MediaRSS etc.)

2. AMP helped killed some early momentum to make pages faster. They sold a bandaid solution that was 'good enough' for management and undercut engineering efforts to address the root cause.
very interesting. Is this your opinion?
You clearly don't speak for the users in the developing world with bad connections. Speed is anything but irrelevant.
Yea they fixed it:

- https://mozillagfx.wordpress.com/2019/10/22/dramatically-red...

- https://www.zdnet.com/article/upcoming-firefox-update-will-d...

Give it a go again!
Scientists’ brains shrank after an extended stay in Antarctica – Science News
> and they are just cynically capitalizing on every bit of revenue they can before it fades into obscurity.

What? Did you want your money back for your first ad? Oh right it was free and completely un monetized. Can you say the same for your fb marketplace ad? I bet you saw ads at every step in the process.

I’ve found in my travels that local buy/sell tools are very localized. I.e. in some cities craigslist is the only game in town. In others, it’s barely used. It sounds like you live somewhere where cl is not the best way to sell. I live somewhere where it is definitely still the best way to sell. I worry about fb fragmenting the market, but for now cl is still king here.
Illegal entry doesn't suddenly become legal just because you file an asylum claim.
Correct, but they do a lot of fab work for other companies. It's not absolutely necessary to have your own fab to be competitive unless your volumes are huge... at which point you can afford it.

Apple have $245bn on hand, so they could have a dozen $20bn fabs if they felt the need. Bezos has $180bn and no idea what to do with it.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/29/apple-now-has-tk-cash-on-han...
> Then the word "accuser" fits just as well.

I don't believe I disputed this? But yes, by definition, every whistle-blower ever has been accusing some person or entity of wrongdoing.

> You are a whistleblower, because he is your boss. It doesn't seem Trump is this persons boss; In fact, this persons boss may be someone opposed to Trump and quite happy about the accusations.

So a doctor who is asked to defraud Medicare by a CEO of a hospital is not a whistle-blower because his supervising physician thinks the CEO is an asshole?

> The "neutrailty" comes from the percieved risk in taking on someone who has power over you.

Who's perception is relevant here? Yours? This whistle-blowers? Is it your opinion that Snowden did not "per[ceive] risk"? The Ukraine whistle-blower? But more importantly, how is perceived risk indicative of neutrality?

And for that matter, again, neutrality about what? Neutral is an adjective, what noun do you intend for it to describe?
Privatebin – end-to-end encrypted pastebin: server has no knowledge of it's data
Vaping Linked to Rare Type of Lung Damage in Medical Report
How would that help people whose devices were stolen? What would be the "backdoor" of allowing recyclers to prompt users to remotely unlock or authorize apple to issue a signed unlocking code for that particular device?

Based on the anecdotal commentary, it seems like many recyclers and refurbishers do attempt to educate users that devices should be unlocked. It also seems like this doesn't always happen for sundry reasons so there is still a lot of waste.
How does fracking result in ozone? If you're referring to flaring field gas, that is a typical oil field operation, whether fracked or not. And doesn't methane combustion result in CO2 and water?
What kind of diagnoses are you interested in learning about? This may be too rudimentary, but I found ‘The Linux Command Line’ a good book to build up skills and knowledge.

Also I would say: don’t try to force it. People write a lot about ricing their Gentoo installs, which tiling window managers use the least RAM and which plugins they use with Neovim. This makes using the terminal effectively seem like a big thing.

But the terminal is exactly not that — all proxies are removed and you just use it for what you want to do, nothing more. Just start by using grep on a text file instead of opening that text file up in your editor.
They are white and rich. That system doesn't apply to them, by design.
Its interesting to see what the smuggliest possible grammar correction post can be, you almost got there.
You can filter the stores out using “by owner” instead of “by dealer”. Some spammers will have their listings as by owner but... it gets rid of most of them
Tony Brooker Obituary
I’ve thought about this! A product I’m working on would have all your info locally for something like this. But GPT2 is big. A lot to download, so I discounted doing it. I suppose it could download after the fact, however. At user request, like downloading a new voice for Siri. 2020...
Creative :)

I would make the 'show more' button on categories stand out more.. I can imagine many people getting stuck on that page not finding ones to like and clicking away...

I would have a use for the voting on a feed of pics, videos and streams like this if you would offer the voting source up or be willing to mod, I could put a hundred bucks on it.

Would be cool to connect this with something like the 'match me buddypress plugin' ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/match-me-for-buddypress/ ) (or similar) -

I imagine you could throw it a list / feed of just about anything.. songs / genres.. fashions / styles..

could be used to fill out profiles with feeds / lists more visual rather trying to get people to fill in detailed profiles while they rush to get into using a social network.

A secondary layer to enhance buddypress and similar profiles - I'd use it on adultsOnlySpace - I added some interests checkboxes there not too long ago, but the older profiles, most have not gone back to the selection options to update profile.. and I have not made search by kink a thing that is easy to find / use like this system makes it.

does the system include what to do when vids are taken away... still give a vote for something in that category or tags maybe?

phub is notorious for having videos disappear - and if many have been removed, then matching if based on specific video which no longer exists on older profiles would not work well. however the system could keep a list of tags and categories that were associated with the vid when it existed and match on that.

/random thoughts before coffee
Taking the public defender option is basically an admission of guilt. You aren't even trying to defend yourself really.

Yes, being poor makes you automatically guilty.
Except that they cant really get your browsing history. Just the domains you used. At least on the 90% of https sites most ppl visit
Anyone recommend a good air quality detector for use in an apartment?

I live close to a highway and would be interested to compare it to the city average.

Amazon is showing most of the decent ones are in the $150-200 range...
From TFA:

> The principal audience for ADRP 6-22 is all leaders, military and civilian
The Debt Delusion
Food Discovery with Uber Eats: Using Graph Learning to Power Recommendations
> they will be forced to take on weaker hires

What I have seen in my experience is not a lowering of the bar for more diverse hires, but a lowering of the bar when a company wants to drastically increase its number of engineers. Yet the lowered bar does not increase the percentage of diverse hires, quite the opposite. I've seen lowering the bar for white men, but no other group.

I say this as a white man who doesn't want to work with poor quality engineers who are uncoachable. It infuriates my sense of logic when they cry about not wanting to lower the bar while doing exactly that.
To the best of my knowledge, DeepSpeech currently isn’t compatible with any inference or training accelerators (other than NVIDIA GPUs).

But the whole point of the TFLite model is that it has low resource requirements so an accelerator for inference shouldn’t be necessary.
trello + powerups ? There is everything listed here
Why must physical information be outside of our head? It seems to me that the patterns, processes, and representations in our brains are physical information.
I don't understand how Google's AMP business strategies are dissimilar to what Microsoft got in trouble for with Internet Explorer. Would be interested in what someone who is knowledgeable on that topic has to say.
(Re) Building Trust by Doing Less
Ford workers break their silence on faulty transmissions: 'Everybody knew'
Leading Snowflakes is written specifically for new engineering managers. In my opinion, it nails it:
https://leadingsnowflakes.com/

Unlike many books on leadership, this one is specific about the challenges of leading a technical team:

* Carving out maker vs manager time

* "Code reviewing" your management decisions with your teammates

* How to delegate without losing visibility or quality
Can you elaborate on what makes it a good VM? I know very little about VMs, but I'm curious.
Try getting a high paying job with a criminal record. Even if you were acquitted.

And going to trial with an expensive lawyer is not guarantee of success. You may have an actual criminal record and years in jail before you can begin to pay that back.
Ask HN: Is it possible to get a PhD in computer science remotely
I have a masters degree and lot of good publications in top conferences. But, I currently work at a research lab and can't do a phd fulltime. Is it possible to do a part time PhD remotely? Few weeks of physically attending the university a year is okay. And since it is remote, any where in the world is okay as long it is a good university.
> Does the interaction with humans outweigh the benefits of being able to roll out of bed and be at the office?

I wonder if this harrowing 911 call sheds some light on this question:

https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/i-work-from-hom...
The article doesn't say the name of the high level programming language he invented. It was the Mark 1 Autocode:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autocode
Gestures in SwiftUI, Swipe Like You Do in Tinder
That's cheap compared to Family Law.
> This is complicated for couples though, because it is hard for you and your partner to find employment in the same part of a city. So one of you will probably have to make a sacrifice.

Yeah, I think this may be an under-appreciated factor. Also the cost and misery of moving house when you change jobs.
Controlling Text Generation with Plug and Play Language Models
Ricky came and spoke at my firm a month ago after being out for only 72 days. He has an amazing story. He is a phenomenal speaker. I was in charge of logistics for the event and we had a book signing after he spoke. As he signed each book he put a unique and different inscription in EVERY SINGLE BOOK HE SIGNED. Literally no two were the same and he signed a ton of books. I would recommend you bring Ricky to speak wherever you may work so more people can hear his story. Support Ricky directly by buying his book or supporting his GoFundMe.
The printed website: second volume out now
Caviun also went ARM, and is now owned by Marvell.
We are giving this a shot at https://ba.net/private-cloud-office
Oh yes. Lawyers are, unfortunately, a bare necessity in some cases. The first time I ran into that problem years ago I was lucky enough to know someone who's father was a pretty good one. He also refused to take any payments from me. That helped so much, I it is hard to fathom. Thing is, even with a white collar job, I would never have been able to afford a lawyer like that without connections. So in that regard, I assume I am not poor.

Without connections like that, and especially that one, certain periods of my life would have been a lot harder. With all the long term impacts that has.
... or live in Kanto countryside and commute to Tokyo by Shinkansen.
I don't have too much knowledge in that area, but my understanding is as follows: for a software engineer big endian simpler to use, for hardware engineer little endian is simpler to implement.

I think it's similar to scientific calculator vs RPN calculator.
Elixir Wizards Podcast: Brad Traylor of Podium on Training and Hiring
Neither does google anymore though. Their search quality has gone hill dramatically in the last 4-5 years. It basically correlates with wikipedia no longer being the first result of most searches; it was largely replaced with commercialized garbage. Getting the highest quality, unbiased information you asked for isn't really their first priority anymore and it shows.

I tried DDG when it first came out and found it unacceptable. Currently though, it's totally usable and sometimes better than Google.
Can anyone explain how the bridge collapse in Miami was a software bug?
Identifying machine learning technical debt
It has been noted that most people consider a commute about 30 minutes or least each way every day normal. Transport mode doesn't matter: primitive villages walk that long to their various fields or whatever. As we add faster modes of transport people move farther out to maintain that time.
I'm always surprised seeing so many people accepting to commute.

The time waste, the money waste, the environmental waste.

I guess they got sold on the idea they can listen to a podcast on the way to the office...

It's important to think about what we do. Even if we are taken by the storm of life. Pause, and think about what you are accepting to put yourself through.
Everyone should start using Brave or Firefox and DuckDuckGo and stop using all Google things as much as possible.
Sorry if I seem stupid but what are the security implications ?

As far as I understood the attacker can :

- Detect an active VPN connection (and maybe close it/monitor it)

- Attempt to inject packets : for this part I am skeptical of the usefulness. The connection between the server and the client are normally encrypted, meaning that the injected packets will be dropped or can be used to forcefully close the connection making it a DoS attack.
There are a few worthy webextensions that can do the basics of what youtube-do does. Enough to only need the command line for batch stuff or more advanced conversions.
https://sci-hub.tw/https://www.researchgate.net/publication/...

If you’re this study posted here before, it was just extrapolating based on weight of ice vehicles and is therefore largely useless in estimating the air quality impact of regenerative braking vehicles.
I made inventory management soft for small sellers. Who would like to test it?
There's plenty of options; WSL2 which feels more like a virtualised system but with access to your files (careful!), or the msys system shipped with git-bash, or the more traditional Cygwin.

Line endings can become an issue, as can the various BOM characters.
AWS started building something similar but momentum seems to have stopped once the developer left: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/aws-service-operator...

It is too bad because declarative specifications and control loops to have state converge to what it should be is a nice pattern.

Keeping up with all of AWS’s surface area though is hard if their heart isn’t in it.
"Global warming-induced".

It this now how we say that a species is adapting evolutionarily?

Humans "do" this aswell, yet i don't see people complaining that humans have less body-hair because of "global warming".

I'm really wondering about the effects of the poorly-titled studies/HN articles on the human population in the next 40 years.
Learn the concrete, then abstract? That's sound wisdom about teaching most anything, in my opinion.
Spotify’s Event Delivery in the Cloud
End to End Machine Learning: From Data Collection to Deployment
Jump, Lyft, Skip and Spin win bids to deploy up to 10k scooters in D.C
For example pasting a piece of code in the middle of a typed line is more convenient with a “mouse” driven cursor.

I use a Macbook as my keyboard/trackpad combo, so my “mouse” is actually extremely close to the keyboard, and I don’t have to move my hand much.
Extreme Ownership
https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs-eboo...

How to Win Friends and Influence People
https://www.amazon.com/How-Win-Friends-Influence-People-eboo...

The Phoenix Project
https://www.amazon.com/Phoenix-Project-DevOps-Helping-Busine...

Don't worry about "tech specific". Core leadership principles are universal. The first two books on the list show the principles, and the mindset you should approach them with to be successful.

The 3rd book will help set the tone for leading in a modern tech environment, and what kind of business decisions you should prioritize.
A Collector Paid $120k for a Banana Duct-Taped to a Wall
If you are under a time crunch, it can be an issue. Sometimes you just need to hire someone who will do the basic leg work to buy you breathing room until you can find the right lawyer.

Contact your local bar association, they almost always have referral services.

Also in many jurisdictions you can find local advocacy groups that can provide referrals.
Indeed. Few other languages have good Google search alternative - probably only Russian, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Chinese and possibly French (I would imagine that Qwant as French company would have an ok search, but I can't be sure as I don't know French good enough). I would prefer to use just one search engine, but even using Yandex for Russian searches or Baidu for Chinese feels preferable to submitting to octopus that is Google.
Jetbrains New Product Announcement
We're working around this CVE in WireGuard's wg-quick(8) with a rule something like:

iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING ! -i wg0 -d 10.182.12.8 -m addrtype ! --src-type LOCAL -j DROP

where wg0 is the WireGuard interface and 10.182.12.8 is the local IP of the interface. This says to drop all packets that are sent to that IP address that aren't coming from the WireGuard interface. And it's done very early in netfilter, in the "raw" table.

I don't like having to use iptables in wg-quick(8), and so Willy Tarreau and I have been discussing a deeper kernel-level fix, which should be posted to netdev@ sometime soon.
That certainly can affect how easy it would be for them to update it, but Disney should have the source code, and removing DRM should trivial if they have the source.
I lived out of a suitcase for 4 years preferring to hotel it rather than commute 1.25hrs each way. It worked for me because of the contracting arrangement legitimately let me take the employees non-reimbursed biz expense deduction for the out of town days. Living away from home sucked though, and when the president got pissed off at Hollywood and successfully lobbied to kill the non-reimbursed biz expense deduction it no longer made financial sense. On the bright side I see more of my family now.
Can this be re-titled as "Your Spotify account activity in 2019" or something similar? You can't do anything on this site without logging into your Spotify account first.

In the past, Spotify has built visualization sites for other years that showed aggregate stats for all listeners. No login required.
Microsoft Research Open Data Project: Evolving Our Standards for Data Access
> if you last tried DDG a long time ago try again, it is much better.

Very much true. Even moreso as of the last 6 months DDG has been even better for some things, especially if they are political in any way. You'll find some crap sites on DDG but you'll also find what you're looking for. Sometimes I want to find crap sites or non-mainstream stuff, and only DDG surfaces that. I do fear a bit tho once DDG gains more popularity, the SEO games may not be kind to DDG.
For Spain? Surely yes. Google have no major engineering presence in Spain.

We saw this happen already when Spain tried to force Google to pay taxes on link clicks in Google News. The outcome was they shut News down entirely.