skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I actually rather watch Friends (or closer: Archer) than BoJack but I know a lot of people seem to like that show.
I still make windows desktop software in my day job and a lot of these things are still there. Like ellipses for elements launching dialog. I also think resizable windows etc are still displaying a draggable corner as a hint?

All of this is pretty natural - so long as you design native desktop software using native controls.
Google Authenticator implements TOTP, which is actually a very simple standard: https://pthree.org/2014/04/15/time-based-one-time-passwords-...

If you can extract the private key, you can transfer it to another phone or device.

On Android, AndOTP is open source (available on F-Droid) and allows encrypted backups. As for Google Authenticator, I don't think you can create backups.
how much content does Disney produce? It seems relatively small compared to what Netflix produces but I might be wrong.
Owner of wired cameras that do not store data in the cloud unaffected.
The 36C3 is a gathering of hackers hosted by the german Chaos Computer Club (CCC) and is one of the biggest in the world.

Traditionally many of the talks streamed there are pure gold, they even have english translation for the German talks. Given that the title of this page is hacker news it should really be on the top of the page when it is happening.

All the stuff is recorded and stored on http://media.ccc.de, which you can spend months on because you will find recordings of more than a decade of talks on interesting topics.
I ran into that at work a few years back. I was tasked with integrating OpenSSL into the commercial Smalltalk used for the project (last updated in 1999, for more or less good reasons). A priori, not an unreasonable task as the Smalltalk had a pretty good FFI mechanism. Except of course the neverending cavalcade of functions documented in the OpenSSL docs that were actually preprocessor macros. In the end I wrote a Python script that parsed the C headers and generated FFI entry points for normal functions and Smalltalk code for preprocessor macros that weren't simple literals. The result was a small mountain of code, but it made all of OpenSSL available to our application, which was great.
Not always. After working for years at Apple I was told (in response to a bug report I filed about missing menu items) that Mac menus might totally change their contents if you PRESSED A MODIFIER KEY. WTF!

So every Mac menu conceivably had (has?) 7 sets of contents, 6 of which are essentially secret. Idiotic.
Choi bai tien len can may nguoi
Ask HN: What will be the stock of the 2020s?
So the 2010s were an uninterrupted bull-market in stocks and had Netflix delivering +4.000% in return. What will the best performing S&P500 stock of the 2020s?
I think in terms of learning it's true up to a point. I don't think it makes sense to move to a big city for financial reasons though.

You'd think it creates a competitive environment where the best talent rises to the top but this is not the case.

What I've found instead is that the environment is competitive to the point that everyone is focused on politics and social manipulation; for example trying to claim credit for other peoples' work to get promoted or making friends with the founders. Top level managers are not capable of identifying talent and seeing though all the political BS; they fall for it over and over again but it doesn't matter because they're friends with millionaire investors so they can keep raising money even after their company fails.

It feels like behind every powerful person in a position of power, there is either a rich friend or a rich daddy.

That's why I'm into blockchain now, I'm tired of this nepotism. I want to participate in creating a new industry in which human nature can be factored out as much as possible.
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Which is why it is so important to keep safety-critical software in-house. Because then the developers shouldn't be limited in knowledge about their prime domain, software engineering, but also about the domain the software is used for. So real aeronautic engineers need to be part of the software teams. People who would at least have a chance to detect fatal flaws in the specs they are supposed to implement, if they were not part of the spec creation from the beginning.
In Norway/Oslo there is a lot of people with equipment sending deauthentication packages, jamming neighboring equipment, and one of the main reason for slow Internet (lot of jitter). Did some research on this together with The Norwegian Communications Authority (NKOM) to isolate the problem.

If you want to check for yourself if someone close by i sending deauthentication packages; fire up a Mac and:

1. Open Wi-Fi-diagnostics and change to 'Sniffer' from the Window-tab

2. Dump 30sec-1min of data. The dump is saved to /var/tmp ending with .pcap

3. Open the .pcap file in WireShark and search for wlan[0] == 0x0C

For all the different WiFi packages to filter for:
https://www.willhackforsushi.com/papers/80211_Pocket_Referen...

The router Synology RT2600AC is the only one I have found that guard against deauthentication packages by supporting WPA3 and PMF (encrypt management frames).
iOS 13, Mac OS Catalina and Windows 10 support WPA3 so it comes down to your router.
A function internally called by `errno` macro is part of an ABI, and changing its name will break all already compiled applications for no real reason. Most operating systems provide stable libc ABI (exception: OpenBSD). So it's a rather safe thing to depend on.
Does that mean you can monitor when someone is pushing your neighbors' ring bell?
I dont know..

Personally I dont really enjoy talking to other people. People used to tell me to join the gym to meet people, get out for a coffee and a drink and all that stuff, so I did, but truth is that I dont really enjoy it. I think it is a hassle and boring to talk to people. Sorry..

I used to think there was something wrong with me, since I had such a hard time fitting in, but then I realized that I am just different and I dont need all that socializing. Life got much better after that realization.

I used to like drinking also for the sake of getting drunk, but that urge faded also for some reason. The socializing made me want to drink probably.
goaccess does not deal with this either.

Also, Google Analytics (and other analytical solutions) give much more information about the visitors than can be inferred from access logs.

Not that I recommend using GA - I've dropped all analytical tools from my sites long time ago.
Minor nitpick, but I really wish the code in the screenshot had more newlines in it.
“We plan to start by making it possible for you to send messages to your contacts using any of our services, and then to extend that interoperability to SMS too.”
A Robot That Explains Its Actions
"withdrawal signal" is a very precise way to phrase it
> Oh, one attacker used the ESP power to make /dev/random keep outputting 0xAAAAAAAAAAAA...

This is basically what a character I wrote years ago for GURPS Villains does... ^_^
I suppose the idea of the article is to resist your neighbours monitoring you as you come home? That is actually a pretty good idea.

Also, deauth isn't anything new and you don't have to 'hack' anything in aircrack-ng since all of the tools for this are available out of the box, with nice configuration to select what has to be included and what excluded from deauth.
Putin: Russia manifesto outlining plans is coming true
Excellent job, except for one thing,

lack of RSS feeds

specifically for the Trending articles.
I believe that Sandy (just outside of Portland) does.

EDIT: https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/sandynet/
It could be $10 and people renting $13500/month apartments still wouldn't take their cans and bottles back themselves.
> they even have english translation for the German talks

Really? I tried the videos and couldn't find any. How do you unlock these translations?
I think the best way to implement this is to use the tax money to at first pay for electric tug boats, ferries, and other smaller marine vasseles that service the city.

Later liquid battery tech could be a good way for a cruise ship to quickly refuel in port. Other grid-level battery tech might work too, but I'm actually not sure if a boat can cross the Atlantic on battery.
If you use the lockfile like that then there is little point in having a lockfile. The lockfile specifies the exact versions of the whole dependency tree, and their hashes, at a given point in time. If you don't commit it then everyone will have different versions of the dependencies.
Private clubs include many authorized families and people, yet they are not public. Your definition of public space seems very off...
You can certainly detect when your neighbour's doorbell is streaming video, yes.
Why might this be a phenomena in Oslo?
Watch news not entertainment.

If you can't see the bias in The Daily Show etc, Bill Maher might be a good stepping stone.
DoppelSpeller: An ML+NLP solution for linking misspelled titles with true titles
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Have you tried Matomo?
Baidu has a new trick for teaching AI the meaning of language
What kind of learning resources to use for this?
If you want to do this against arbitrary endpoints without knowing the channel they're on you can't just parse airodump-ng output and pass that to aireplay-ng - it takes too long. The hack is just to automate this within the same process.
There's usually two types of reverse-vending machines in a German store: One that takes refillable bottles from glass or hard plastics to be brought back to the bottler, which have been part of a deposit system for ages, and another one for disposable plastic bottles, for which a deposit system has been started about 15 years ago. Those disposable bottles are shredded on site and brought to a recycling plant.

The first system makes ecological sense, the second one not so much (but it reduced litter for sure).
I had that experience when I had a 1 person company (I had a software product but it did not make enough to hire people; it did make enough for me to live comfortably); I never dared to take off. When I finally did because it was really needed, it almost destroyed the company and I decided to sell it because this was not the intention.
You can add a step to DKMS build scripts for signing the modules.
YES.

Under Windows I created and used a "dark" theme in 1991, nearly identical to what the canned Mac OS "dark" one is today. Used it well into the 2000s.

Microsoft REMOVED that capability in what, Vista? And now that everyone has finally realized how stupid inverse color schemes are, the color-scheme editor is totally gone from Windows. It was in there for a decade and a half or more.

They also removed the "blue background, white text" option from Word, just a couple years ago.

Windows is an execrable mess now.

Apple, which forced an inverse color scheme on its users for 30+ years, has at least granted them some relief. But it's still pathetic to hobble a OS's UI with hard-coded color schemes.
Probably a problem elsewhere also, just not cooperated with someone to check
> That I watch two screens sometimes when the TV is on has hardly changed that. If anything it has made my enjoyment of in person conversation more acute.

Could you elaborate?
AT&T/Time Warner's hit rate for HBO seems pretty high, especially in a highly desired & affluent market segment, so there's another one?
I too could not find them on media.ccc.de, but this is the list of English talks from 35C3
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_IxoDz1Nq2YUlQqBSg0F...

This has both English-spoken and translated videos on it.
FWIW I'm a Christian and I can't make out what he's getting at either.
Think hiring people might not be as hard as you think. I've done consulting for a company in Shanghai and there was minimal paperwork as we both were professional about it, set expectations clearly, and documented them. There would be some checking but you've got some margin with 60-200USD hourly rate, if you can start to outsource some work then checking it will become less of a burden. With deadlines, having someone in a different timezone may help. You can also outsource some of the paperwork. You might want to consider this regardless of time off, because you sound like you could probably make more by taking a break and also looking for more clients. If you have someone you trust then you won't worry so much about losing the existing client.
When I worked on my own language that links to libc, it turned out that MSVC has the standard streams (stdin etc) defined as macros. That's really annoying since that means one has to write a C wrapper function to expose these streams. It might have been possible to avoid these macros, but that probably puts some constraints on the allocation done inside libc.

On the other hand, there are some things you simply cannot do without macros. I usually use function-like macros to forward to other functions with additional arguments (like __FILE__, or #arg, sizeof(arg)) which is extremely convenient and allows to cut out a lot of error-prone boilerplate.

From a different language, you can still call the function that is being forwarded to. Now try doing that with C++ templates or whatever...
<joke>Why has no one mention Go yet?</joke>
You forgot the most important part: Gulen was Tayipp's closest friend, ally, and advisor .. until he wasn't. Gulen was a huge part of Gulen gaining power, and he used that network to his advantage. Go back to whatever it was called, Operation Sledgehammer.

I was here during the fake coup, watching the f16s, watching Tayipp descend from his private jet like he was jesus, his arms stretched out, telling his people to come defend him, hoardes of nationalists swarming the tarmac to his defense.

The whole time it seemed like bullshit. My friend's father, who is 80 and has experienced 5 or 6 coups, went fishing 5am saturday morning. When his children told him not to, he said, "I've been through this 5 times now, and I call bullshit. This isn't a coup, this is a theatrical rendition of 1984, and Gulen is Emmanuel Goldstein.

Interesting anecdote: I met a Gulenist in Ukraine last month. I'm a US citizen living in Türkiye, working for an American firm, and was in Kiev meeting some contract programmers. One programmer, a Tatar from Russia, One found out I was living in Istanbul and approached me really excitedly. He wanted to tell me about the great Turkish organization which funded his education.

I stopped him right there and told him that an in-law of mine was hurt in the fake coup and he would do well to end this line of conversation, but he persisted. When I suggested Gulen was a terrorist, he rather .. aggressively told me "No Erdogan is the Terrorist" and got in my face. I politely told him "Both can be true, have a nice night".

The next day I had him removed from our account due to his actions, but in reality, due to his association with a terrorist group, and let my account manager know what was going on. He's no longer with that consulting company either.
It took me 3 nights to make this. Worth it?
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Why does needing to be reelected not make a politician accountable?
That's a really interesting insight thank you.

I am just putting some thoughts together for what we ought to be doing for the big Enterprise SEO client we mostly work for.

I hope you wont mind if I borrow this
I think your point about disingenuous arguments made by static typing proponents is mostly reasonable, but I don’t think those are the only arguments to be made for strong static typing.

Other benefits of strong static type systems are compiler-enforced documentation (through types) and ease of refactoring. Of course, working in a typed system does constrain you, but I would argue that the cost/benefit ratio is usually quite good. I don’t typically feel very constrained when writing a program in Haskell, compared to Python. I do generally stick to “boring” Python code that would have passed a type checker if Python had one. It does depend a little on the type of application. For writing a compiler, I prefer Haskell, but for doing data-munging and one-off scripts, I prefer Python.

However, arguing about the cost/benefit ratio of programming language features is often difficult, since the benefits and costs are hard to quantify. I do think that it isn’t reasonable to measure the cost of a type system by porting a program from a dynamic language to it, since doing large scale rewrites from a different language is not a typical task. It’s also hard to tell which parts of the porting process are “extraneous” and which parts aren’t. If I port a program from Python to Lisp, I will also have to do some significant extra thinking to make it work, but it isn’t because of static typing of the target language. Porting between different languages is just inherently difficult, and will always involve non-trivial “extraneous” effort. Maybe it’s more work when going to statically typed languages, but it’s not a reasonable measure in any case.
Everything is toxic.
Drink too much water and you'll get potentially fatal water poisoning. Breath too much - hyperventilaton can cause really nasty things
According to Apple HIG plain confirmations did not require an ellipsis:

"Don’t use an ellipsis character if the command displays an alert box to warn the user of a potentially dangerous action, especially if the command displays an alert box only sometimes. In this case you are simply giving the user an
opportunity to cancel a potentially dangerous action (such as causing a loss of data), not asking for more information."
Going to school and college in India, I always thought it would be better in the west, where I assumed teachers would, on average, be more open minded towards different opinions from students.

Cause bias against opinions expressed in writing assignments was a concern I had too.
Not likely, we try to minimize dependancies as much as possible. If a new feature were to absolutely necessitate a new dependency, it probably wouldn't be open for third party contributions in the first place (not least of all because maintenance of the dep now falls onto us if ever upstream falters).
> (exceptions: FreeBSD, OpenBSD)

These are some pretty significant exceptions though, especially in the
networking-related fields. I don't want the programmes on my router to
suddenly not boot after a system upgrade. Especially when I don't have
the source code or if the compilers haven't caught up yet.
Westerners nowadays... choose to hear a small fraction of the reality that fits into a short consumable news piece. /fixed-that-for-you

Those thousands, you want to so call "enemies" are actual enemies of democracy, not to mention a shadow-secret cult. It is not like they're coming from an open ideology with open political goals. So we could understand and excuse the coup in some form as a revolution. Even that is questionable considerable ruthless shelling of unarmed civilians during the coup.

This cult have been working on infiltrating military for many years. Only westerners like to omit this fact. Turkish public %100, both left, right all political factions are aware of this.

I don't blame you for believing what you will. Because the narrative you speak of, have been pushed by giant main-stream news organizations in the west. No wonder Turks have a distrust towards "The West"

Same west was not as vocal, when same cult were arresting/killing journalists in co-operation with Erdogan... This whole narrative is so ridiculous. Not only Turks but anyone who has been involved with Turkey for 5-6+ years are probably laughing at it.
Beyond Disney proper, there's: Disney Theatrical Group, Walt Disney Television, Radio Disney, ESPN, FX Networks, National Geographic Partners, The Muppets Studio, Pixar, Marvel Studios, 20th Century Fox, Fox 2000 Pictures, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Blue Sky Studios, Lucasfilm, ABC, ABC News, Freeform, Touchstone Pictures, and a 33% stake in Hulu... They make a lot of stuff, though the Fox properties are part of a recent acquisition from Murdoch
This is how they define the tech required "Remote ID is the ability of a UAS in flight to provide identification information that can be received by other parties".

I wonder if this definitely means the drone itself has to have an extra transmitter or is an app running on the operator's smartphone enough. In Europe people flying drones use an app that lets you "Check In" with local airspace authority if you are operating in controlled area (where I am close to 50% of airspace in 50km radius is some kind of controlled area).

If you don't want to use an app it is required to phone the area admin before flying in controlled airspace. Also it is good to have a given day's map as it shows today's low altitude military routes. One of those routes is nearby and it is not uncommon to see F16's flying at ridiculous speeds at what appears to be around 200m altitude. It is interesting that they don't show those routes on US airspace maps I saw.
The games came from the books; so it's not really games to tv.
No, I would likely not accept a PR that adds a new dependency. We try to minimize dependencies as much as possible, if the feature absolutely needed the dependency, we probably wouldn't open it for third party contributions in the first place (not least of all because maintenance of the dep now falls onto us if ever upstream falls short).

As for updating dependencies for security/features, we leave that to dependebot.
Should pedestrians be allowed to loiter on motorways?
I like this part: “The defining quality of an ideologue, whether on the left or the right, is to acquire one's opinions in bulk.”

I think another way to slice this is, if you think of the Overton window shifting along the axis of time, the “accidental moderate” does not shift their opinion by the same factor as the ends of the window shift. The “accidental moderate”, in fact, shifts their opinion independent of the shifts of the window.

I just don’t know 100% if I’d use the term moderate as the it’s not necessarily true that all views will equally weight a view left of center with a view right of center (or vice-versa), and moderate could be perceived as synonymous with “average.”

Additionally, by even defining two types of moderate, there is a sense that the word “moderate” means something already. I don’t know, I feel like there could be a better word, maybe if you think of it as a graph there’s a graph-related term, but it’s not coming to mind!
The Fundamentalist Religious&Axiomatic Presupposition in Machine Learning / AI
You could just discard the PR’s lock and generate your own in the PR
Spreadsheet with one sheet per year and one row per day and one column per account or category. Use bank bill pay and schedule payment when I receive a bill or auto-schedule for fixed items. I only worry about the daily balance when it goes below $1000.
Wife is out with the kids. Time to update all computer-y things at home
Google Drive's clients (Backup and Sync or Drive File Stream) are pieces of shit that barely work.
For the two years after the fake coup, Tayipp did have absolute power. Remember that Tayipp's power was illegitimate for 4 years after he became President after he termed out from Prime Minister, which used to be a figure-head. The probelm is, he never stopped being Prime Minister and was in violation of the constitution for his entire term as President.

So .. he staged a coup, changed the constitution, and gave himself even more power.

He also removed parlimentary immunity, while retaining it for himself.

Tayipp controls the country in the judiciary as much as in the military and the election board. Tayipp has filed over 100,000 lawsuits in the past 19 years. Whenever you say something he disagrees with, he sues you for $5k (30,000TRY) and labels you a terrorist.

If he does this to you as a politician, especially if you're a member of HDP, you go to jail. In the 5 or 6 years I've been here, I've heard of no less than 200 politicians being arrested, mostly from the HDP.