skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Notifications are daily, but we are adding selections for this for those that want instant or weekly, etc.

List of sites and data sources are to large to post here.

As far as the problem solving, I will reprint what's on our home page.

I’ll tell you why I needed this same service first, in hopes you can see why you should want it too.

I wanted a tool that could reliably and completely scan the internet for mentions of my company’s brand name so I could react to both positive and negative news and conversations quickly.

Later, I learned to do the same for my competitor’s brand names to jump in and promote my brand based on their conversations.

Currently, I track mentions of keywords in my industry to further expose my brand to even more potential customers.

Why Brandchirps Over Another Similar Tool?

Good question.

Most other similar alternatives don’t monitor the whole web. Most will only monitor specific platforms like Twitter. We monitor the web and multiple social networks.

Many others will limit how many records they will pull for you every month ( 5 keywords, but only 3,000 records per month collected ). We do not limit the number of records we find on your keywords.

A lot of them are very expensive ( starting at $99 a month vs our $6.97 a month ), don’t offer an API, or just don’t work very well. We offer plans starting at $6.97, and an API, and we ensure our service is easy to use & battle-tested to run daily.
You are right, OP is an idiot. Most people commenting obviously did not read the article and are just here to complain about google not working for them either.

Yours is the only real comment.
Too lazy to look up the source but part of the leaks (and a separate leak too I believe?) Was how they have been working on what you said along with basically running a lot of the relay's and combinig that with their existing internet traffic visibility. I don't so much think they've broken it,more like they can de-anonymize who is visiting hidden sites or going out of exits with good enough accuracy.

Oh,and after the raid in so many dark web markets,people now pretty much presume this is the case, they deanonymize and inform law enforcement so they can back track the evidence trail (parallel reconstruction). A lot of dark web trading has just moved to places like telegram
Do Cloud Engineers Code?
It’s tiring.
Check out part2 of a series on lit-HTML – working with attributed and properties
With the way web hosting servers are set up, and specific companies that sell this hosting, bandwidth for crawling/scraping is basically $0 at most popular companies.
I don’t think the rabbit signed up to fight the wolf.
How do they not make you take bathroom trips? Caffeine is a diuretic.
It's pretty easy to break through the physiological symptoms of caffeine withdrawal, but more difficult to stick to not drinking it, I find.
There's a lot of good advice in this thread, some of it may apply to you and some of it may not. One thing to keep in mind though: many accomplished, good-hearted, and wonderful people have low self-esteem. Similarly, many horrible sociopaths have high self-esteem. Self-esteem really says nothing about your value as a human. Not to minimize your pain, but maybe that perspective can help you find a path to feeling better.
I know this is a pipe-dream, but a 2.5Å x-ray laser would be a scientific revolution for protein crystallography. Instead of ~2-10(!) years to find the structure of a protein, we’d be limited by the chemistry.
Ah I'm much too much of a dandy for that to work for me, but I can see this working for some folks.

Also, the other problem for me is temperature, formality etc. -- for city i with mᵢ seasons, and nᵢ situations (casual, formal, etc.), I have to own ∑ᵢ mᵢnᵢ sets of clothing.
I haven't read this paper yet, but to answer your question:

because bucket choice is a discrete decision - and discrete decisions are hard to pass gradients through
I agree with what you're saying, but on a purely personal note, I just couldn't see myself enjoying an electric car - even knowing that a Tesla absolutely destroys anything I've ever driven performance wise (until the motors overheat or the batteries die).

Few things in life compare to manually inserting a key, commanding the starter, hearing and feeling the (preferably V>=8) roar to life, and listening to the purrs and growls and roars of the steel steed that becomes an extension of yourself as you glide across pavement or dirt at inhuman speeds.

Not everyone appreciates it - and that's totally OK! But a part of me will die the day they inevitably ban manually driven cars and/or internal combustion engines. ICE vehicles really do have characteristics that subjectively make them feel like living, fire breathing pets. Robots are cool and technically marvelous, but there will always be something irreplaceably special about a 2000-4000 pound device that has a soul.
No. We give creatures a right to control their work, so they will create works. They did create the work. Now they are working on something new. The fact that you want it, and they don't want to release it, doesn't mean you should get it.
Basically we have them control over their work for a limited time. You can't just take that control away from them because you want a copy.
Now I believe that the current "limited time"is to long . But that is a different argument
I was just thinking, "this would be a great screen-space shader effect". It's at once both painterly and pixelly.
Precisely why I never shared any of the backend code for ss-plex.
The takeaway is that rights, recognized or granted, are feeble concepts in the face of a frightened public.
I think it is pretty good, especially compared to stuff like McDonald's or other fast food. They also have amazing customer service and are consistently fast at getting you your food. I'm curious which fast food chains you think taste better, I'd like to give them a try.
Curious, is there even a paid alternative to FB?
Container Challenges
Aurora Droid and Aurora Store are sleek alternatives for the F-Droid and Google Play clients. They use the same sources for content, but the apps feel much snappier and look pleasant.

[1] https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.adroid/

[2] https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.store/
Thank you for all of these links. This is the first time I've heard of any of them. I especially like the inlets project.
Building a tunnel and then filling it with cars is a waste of space. The per capita gains don't just come from being underground, they come from density of people - which is abysmal for cars, multiplied by the fact that most people drive alone for most of the time.

Mass transit rail has hardly "struggled" in the US - it has high usage and conflating the distinction between mass transit rail and long distance rail is disingenuous when considering the usecases of Musks tunnels.
In this case it is to promote useful art. One way to do that is to allow the creators to profit off they work. It gives them the incentive to create, plus it gives them the ability to create.
I haven't investigated too much but it might be/have been an issue with the app itself, alternative clients such as G-Droid[0] don't have this issue at all and I've experienced this issue inconsistency.

Looking at their bug reports the issue may have been fixed, and anecdotally I haven't had any issues recently.

[0]: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.gdroid.gdroid/
[1]: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/issues?scope=all&utf8...
GOOGLE
IGNORES
SEARCH
OPERANDS

So I went to DDG, 2 years back. Now DDG ignores search operands too.
> My best guess though is that it was the same person who seems to be trying to get access to my account with weekly password reset requests and offers to purchase it.

Please say more.
I actually used to work there back in highschool before all the controversy in recent years with the bigoted owners. They'd totally make more money and they know it, just look at how much demand there is already to sustain a staff of around a dozen even for closing shifts (when mcdonalds et al would cut staff to two and close the dining room). I've only seen In n Out with similar staff sizes and latent demand, no one else in the fast food industry is close imo.

My typical shift was 4-close, and right around 4:15 demand would be a constant car after car until close, every single day. Demand was so high we had a term called 'wrap around' where the line of cars in the drive thru would wrap entirely around the store. This would be the case from 4:30-6 every single day I worked there, and this was only a mid sized suburb in the midwest in a strip mall with every other chain restaurant you can imagine, so they were dominating competition.
And you can wash it down with an energy drink!
That’s how it works now, but that tech appeared 20 years ago.

No idea about LA, but if you have a water meter, they get replaced every 12-15 years. New meters all have remote read because they save a ton of money, and are often cheaper to install.
> @Bubu distributed almost 5000 F-Droid stickers, through the congress sticker exchange boxes and by giving them to interested assemblies (Matrix, Nextcloud, FSFE).

Stickers, really? Is it major thing needed to include in 36c3 report?
> IPFS doesn't encrypt the content, or the connectivity, or hide the hosts. Solutions exist around that, but they're niche, and honestly I question the motives besides just ideology.

I question the motives of people who would be against encryption, aside from it being a lot of work and just not having been done yet. Ideally: no one should know the true IPs of their peers, and no one snooping on the connection should be able to read anything useful. Even the contents of the files should be encrypted, but I struggle to see how that could be easily implemented (maybe like Mega.NZ does where the key is part of the URL).

Otherwise it's going to be very hard to convince me to host arbitrary content from untrusted strangers. It's just pragmatic. No encryption = no plausible deniability.
Bitcoin SV Makes Cents
This site is too cool
www.aeroworxglobal.com
Please read the rest of what I wrote.

Simply using native widgets is not enough. A "native" app has to feel like a first class citizen in the ecosystem it is running. Achieving something like this with Proton is a tall order.
Most Amazon-Owned Private Label Brands Have No Warranties
Hmmmm... [1]

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2170455672
I used to have the issue with icons refusing to load at all, but now they are loading, it is just very slow.
At this point the source is pretty much useless except for archival reasons or HTML support on low-end devices. It will require rewrite from the ground to adapt to modern tech. It did work well for its time but wasn't made for change architecturally as can be seen from the leaked code so any major upgrade will be difficult.
No it isn't... The fact that I no longer wasnt to distribute my work didn't mean you get to take that right from me. I created the work for the sole purpose of making a limited edition. It incentivized me to create it, and because it was a limited edition I may have made more money... But now you say you get to copy it because you want to? What is the point of giving control to the creator, if you are just going to take that control away, if you don't like how they are distributing it?
I don't believe the law gives any intention on distribution.
Project management is the responsibility of a manager. Project “leadership” is the abdication of that responsibility to individual contributors.

This antipattern typically begins with the engineer being "volun-told". The manager will frame leading a project as a growth opportunity, a chance to learn about people, the power to push the envelope in their org. Once the engineer submits, the manager will take a back-seat. They adopt the mindset of a passive referee: sitting on the sidelines as the engineer wrestles with the complexities of aligning people with technology. They're here to "guarantee the success of the project", they can't get caught up in the little details!

Sure, the engineer will question why she or he is responsible for reading, writing, communicating, coding, and basically doing the manager's job. But the manager will link to a litany of excuses, they'll offer vague assurances, they'll encourage the engineer to exercise more leadership!

Eventually, the engineer encounters an insurmountable obstacle: the structure of the organization. No amount of "influence" on behalf of the engineer will make this project succeed: the engineer needs authority to make substantive changes. The engineer dutifully raises this blocker to the manager, at which point, the manager says that the engineer need to be accountable for their own actions. The manager once claimed the engineer could “delegate upwards” but now the manager doesn’t sound happy.

At this point, the engineer realizes that they were "empowered" without power. That "accountability", as the Dutch say, is responsibility minus authority.

The engineer finds a way for the project to "succeed" without the manager doing their job. The project achieves its objectives, the engineer (may) rise, and the org takes one step away from its goals. After a few hundred cycles across a few years, these unmanaged projects have created a product disassociated from reality, and therefore unusable.

The cycle ends with the engineer exiting: hopefully with a firmer understanding of power, and some useful technical skills for his or her next job. The manager, on the other hand, has let their technical and managerial skills atrophy. They are now semi-obligated to disseminate their rationalizations in books and blogs, in a bid to maintain their current position within the org.

All in all, an unfortunate but natural pattern in the lifecycle of an organization.
I dream of the day when home routers have IPFS installed.
Why don't they just install a long enclosed ceramic channel down the length of the plane, fill it with mineral oil and make the plane a really long bubble level? As a backup?
10k seems low because the true cost is baked into all the sundry branded material and foodstuff you need to buy from cfa corporate. Chicken, straws, cups, salt, mop bucket soap—I wouldn't be surprised if the true cost of being a franchisee was more or less the same as any other major chain franchise.
For some years, it was "historic" because the Space Shuttle program ended in 2011, and it wasn't being used for anything. Now 39A is leased by Space-X.

39B is going be used by NASA's Space Launch System. Boeing finally shipped a booster last week.
Not much more to say I am afraid. I get frequent (weekly, sometimes more) emails from Facebook containing password reset instructions "as per my request". At least two people have begged me to give up my account name (just my first name) that I seem to have got years ago - not sure it's even used or relevant anymore.

My initial assumption was that if they can't get the account, they would just try and mess it up for me.

On reflection it's probably unrelated and just one of those things.. I guess if they're reading this post, I'll find out soon :)
Joe Biden Calls Silicon Valley Game Developers 'Little Creeps' – IGN
> and roast my beans

I'm confused. If you were at a level where you were roasting your own beans, I would think that was because you enjoyed the taste of coffee. You enjoyed it so much that you went out of your way to track down non-roasted beans and roast them yourself. This is not an act of cheapness, this is a labor of love. And you decided, "Nah, I just want caffeine. This bean juice is for suckers"?

As a coffee lover myself, how/why did you make that jump?
It's not when the user falls down a weird gap in the architecture that is frustrating and dehumanizing. It's that there's almost never a way to get ahold of a human to explain what's broken. There is apparently no straightforward way to simply contact Facebook support. I'm not sure they even have support.
A few months ago, someone tried to create a fake account to impersonate my mom. And long story short, somehow we couldn't get 2FA sms token to login again(which I suspect is a bug), then the account was disabled not given a reason.

We tried the process to verify it was her account, but after being asked to submit passport photo + her photo, the ticket stops progressing for the past 2 months and it has been very frustrating for us. The account has years of my mom's photo that wasn't backed up elsewhere. If there happens to be any engineer passing by that can escalate this internally, I would be much appreciated.

Facebook's "user support" is getting to the point where Google's support is looking like a sane one. At least the automated system works when it is supposed to. I got a couple of really weird behaviors trying to unlock the account: the system asked to select an item from an empty list to send 2FA code. The initial sms 2FA code that we received when the attacker tried to login somehow got wrong encoding data (utf8 vs utf16), which shows up as non sensical Chinese character.
> Are you not able to discern the difference between political disagreement and violence?

This conflation is one of the defining features of the social justice left.
> all those guys are skint and you aren't

British slang for poor, has no money, I just learned.
The headaches are pretty bad.
The New Generation of Self-Created Utopias
This probably affects people differently.

I know people who can have coffee and fall asleep immediately afterwards, and have little to none urinary symptoms at all; and other people who’ll not sleep and / or need to pee frequently.
Thanks peteforde,

All of these things you mention, I have been thinking of too over the past year of building this out. Most of my time has been spent ensuring the code is strong and bullet-proof to work amazingly well and is reliable. Even if I get hit by a bus and can not touch the base for weeks or months on end.

There are a few things needing to be tweaked still, but it's almost all there.

Less time has been spent on the UX/LP/copy. Not an excuse, but just showing where I spent my time on this project.

Plans are to raise pricing once other features come online, a few bugs are smashed ( had one reported today with UK billing ), and a new LP/UX goes up. More then likely I will have to raise pricing slowly as milestones are hit.

Users already in the system will get grandfathered at their pricing, but pricing will go up so it can scale.

Thanks again for your thoughts.
This site is too cool
www.aeroworxglobal.com

Places Engineers
It seems like pasting a very large search query should actually make it easier for the search engine to find relevant results, but given that this doesn't happen suggests that the search query handler is being too clever and getting in the way.
> I think it drives people to go because it’s closed on Sundays, even if those same people had no real intention to go on Sunday.

that's interesting - and you also see this FOMO in all aspects of life, and some clever/insidious marketing can create this artificial scarcity to drive up demand.
This is great @yanis_t. Thanks

I was about to do this for databases but you've done it 10x better
I find that the unique taste is what keeps me hooked, and not the caffeine. When Ramadan comes around, it only takes me a few days to get used to not having a morning coffee.
There are plenty of oracle solutions to the halting problem. The simplest one uses the bits of Chaitin’s constant, an incomputable number, to solve Halting in polynomial time. Of course, these solutions cannot be physically implemented (eg. calculating N bits of Chaitin’s constant requires solving the halting problem for all N-bit machines, so the algorithm is “circular”).
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/anxiety-another-name...
Not as much as you think. I couldn't quickly find the dataset where I looked at this before, but https://statisticalatlas.com/United-States/Household-Income has percentages of population earning more than $200k by state and MSA. The Birmingham Alabama metro area has 4.03% of its households earning more than $200k, and Alabama a whole has 2.92% of household earning more than $200k (the 5th lowest in the Union, btw). That means Alabama outside its biggest, richest city is still 2.5% over $200k. Sure, those are also probably concentrated in the other 2nd cities in the state like Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, but you are getting really far down the list of US Metro areas by population when you get to Tuscaloosa Alabama.

There are well off people throughout the United State, not only in the top 20 metros.
Yep, different tools work for different people and their different needs.

We are looking to fill the gap for those who need a little more than what Google Alerts and F5Bot provide, but at a cheaper price than the next widely known competitor that typically charges $49 to $99 a month atm.
Sounds like you are actually handling it well.
Ask HN: Email App with Sender Rules?
I’ve been searching for a while for a mobile app that allows you to assign rules to specific senders. For example, all mail from this sender gets archived or is moved to a specific folder. I’ve downloaded at least 15 different email apps and the closest I’ve come to finding it is Edison Mail. It’s just way too glitchy though and I’m not very comfortable with an app that uses the contents of my emails for data analytics and monetary gain.
Given the long queues at the sticker boxes and their general popularity: yes.
Saturday morning < Sunday morning
A (Former) Night Owl’s Guide to Becoming a Morning Person
DEC Answers Leap Year Complaint (1983)
Is there any particular difference with https://nixos.org/nix/ which is backed by academia and has years of experience? Never heard about Timeless though.

FWIW, I'm using Nix to package Android app builds in a reproducible way (for React Native apps).
Totally agree w/ all of this.. esp. the dark contrast in the imgur link is way better - imho.
Careful, people have been known to hire hitmen to get the name they want[1]

[1] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2...
I'm sorry, whataboutism doesn't actually lend credence.

You're free to select the occasional time when a news agency gets it wrong (and apologizes and issues a correction)...but to try and compare it to an intentionally biased organization that always, intentionally gets it wrong (by willfully setting up people, then editing their responses, to paint things in a particular light), and never backs down, never apologizes, well...at best, your bias is showing.
you will laugh about, but I played this game when I was a kid on my PC, but I only finished it years later when I bought a N-Gage (I really miss that phone)
Can confirm. Went from drinking 2-3 cups a day to no coffee about a week ago and the headaches were very bad for a solid two days. As in, lay on the bed feeling like an unproductive potato bad.

That was the worst of it though. By day 4 everything felt back to normal. Hoping to keep this up for at least a month or two.
or webtorrent.

but even a personal publishing server would also be great to keep people's data being controlled by megacorps
And it's not limited to mcdonalds. Starbucks is getting notorious for this. Here is an area by me with three starbii:
https://goo.gl/maps/qR2XLLVYmqiyrHtLA

One in the vons, directly across the street from one in the ralphs, and if you head north on vermont in this street view you will hit a burger king. Today that is a freestanding starbucks. Three starbucks locations in less than a square mile.
To be fair, they're both pretty awesome rockets.
I went from seven cups+ a day to zero caffeine - I was most surprised that I didn't suffer any sort of physical withdrawal - I was anticipating immense suffering.
Can you please share the code? Thx!
I think software devs, even remote probably make at least 100k, but I'm just guessing. That's a lot more than median us income of $46k (1) in 2019. Still not that far above dual income families. However they aren't paying as high a wages in rural areas as others pointed out so rural avg probably lower than big city avg.

1. https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/average-income-in...