skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> effectively-rent-free living?

Not in NJ. Property taxes quickly eliminate any illusion of free. Factor in maintenance, including time, and you're barely breaking even.

Owning provides a sense of stability and community. But investment in many areas is highly overrated.
Source for the claim of google analytics in the browser itself?
What is the main goal of it?

By feature set it looks close to D lang so asking.

Yet, have you considered to implement TypeScript instead?

Having native compiler of TS (or at least subset of it) would be beneficial.
Great point. What I was looking at was from 45m-1hr to the east of Seattle, not counting traffic.
Honestly, some of the most preventable and dumbest outages and failures in my career have involved ElasticSearch. Most of the time it's deployed and managed by a dev team with no operational oversight, and therefore nobody to think about or catch these types of issues. It is compounded by the fact that all the security features in ES were paywalled for a very long time and most technologists don't understand basic networking anymore.

As many other answers to your query have stated, this is caused by a broken understanding of the devops methodology among organizational management forcing developers who are not competent in systems administration to be responsible for these systems.
Curious how you got the search to work in the fb ad library. My queries seem to just hang there?
All the cloud providers are like that though. If you're on the cheapo tiers of AWS or GCE, you get the cheapo support. AWS might be slightly better just because more people have used it and so there are more hacky workarounds posted on StackOverflow, but that's small comfort at best.
> Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin
The state is made up of individuals. Who are these individuals that are seeking power?
this is how nature disappears ..
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For anyone looking to deploy a React app, I'd _highly_ recommend Netlify: https://www.netlify.com/

It integrates with GitHub nicely, offering deploy previews for every push and continuous deployment on pushes to master.

Their free tier is generous, too - you can set up a custom domain for each of your projects for free and get up to 300 build minutes for free per month.
I don't know if open street data let's you monetize like this, but consider adding a link to Shutterfly or some similar site that would let the user get their road network of choice be printed out on a mug or t shirt.

A site featured on hn a few weeks ago which showed height renderings of various locales let you do something like that.
"The sample received in our lab was vbs script which has multiple embedded js scripts. On execution, it creates a directory “GFp0JAk” at location “%userprofile%\AppData\Local\”."

Why is this even possible?
GhostBSD 20.01
Carbon emissions aren't the only impact humans have on the environment. As one other commenter pointed out, the further humans sprawl the more we encroach on wildlife habitat.

This trope of environment === greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is dangerous.
Science Fiction Imagined the 2020s
> VPNs do help maintain one small level of privacy (namely from your ISP)

So you've transferred the lack of privacy from one company (your ISP) to another (your VPN vendor). Heck - look what happened to Onavo - facebook bought them and reaped a treasure trove of private browsing habits.
Some does not mean you need to do what the US government is doing now.

There are alternatives:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LufSe8-50-s&
I have trouble understanding why anyone would possibly care about this story.
The Long Goodbye of Wi-Fi Has Begun
Yes, it's impressive how much difference there is. There are ways to improve each, but this is the best cross-terminal solution I found.

Do you have the same results with your other terminal emulators?
I know Meg, she wouldn't mean it in a way "journalists are rapists" but more like "journalists/corporate espionage are relentless (with the same intensity) as sexual predators" in the pursuit of company secrets".

I remember there was a couple of similar incidents issue while in HP, so she's been burnt before.

Edit: added a couple of words for clarity
Gore-tex does stay waterproof. It just can't breathe once the outer fabric soaks through, which results in clamminess. DWR delays this & keeps it breathable for longer in wet conditions. Gore is not a great solution if you'll be drowning in rain but for intermittent showers, meltwater and snow it has time to dry out. Especially if you're moving & generating heat.
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Some people think terrorists will always exist (despite them very clearly growing in numbers) when it's actually governments and the US in particular that radicalise most of them by bombing their countries.
Only if a problem is reduced to a binary state. A lot of folks here on HN work with computers where true is true and false is false and there is nothing in the middle - but that's not how the world works, nearly everything we deal with is non-binary in nature, both SF and Houston have housing regulations, but those regulations are vastly different and if you tried to group housing regulations by severity you'd have to be extremely reductionist to end up with two categories.

This isn't actually unique to democracy and might be less achievable in a democratic system but all of politics is supposed to be about compromise, those housing regulations might get loosened up, but that might lower land values and decrease the amount of spending allocated to law enforcement or park maintenance or a wide array of things.

I'd prefer a short summary of democracy to read closer to:

> Democracy, some people win, some people lose, most people grump.
There is one more difference, at the end you are left with a house you can live in. That is good and bad I guess, but it is a tangible asset that if all goes bad can still be used as your home.
Its not what the tabloid said, it is what the senior leadership of bbc said. Specifically saying this sort of combination (regardless of talent or chemistry) is not going to happen today. Sad, that is.
It renders footways as roads so don't use this while driving. :D
We can look at the types of things that have been caught during this period and how. Using that we can get an idea of what kind of threat are out there and it's mostly a) successful lone wolves who don't get caught and b) troubled people who get into a plot made entirely of FBI informants/agents from start to finish.
More the other way around. They seek to do the impossible, and so they seek more power to do their job.
I don't disagree that Bing can give great results and is better than google in at least a few areas and use cases. So I probably painted with a broad brush in that subjective statement. I do think the point that the bing results (at least for my location) are objectively worse (considering why most would make such a search) compared to google when looking for emergency healthcare information.

Primarily I use duck duck even if I occasionally fall back to the !g command. But I think anyone who is able to change their default search engine in chrome could not then argue that microsoft changing the default impeded them from easily searching for information (which would be important in any legal action). So while ddg is a great search engine I don't think it needs to be considered in the thought experiment of reasons you could sue microsoft for this change.
Because it would make houses an unattractive investment. Once you get rid of the cheap leverage, housing will never compete with other investments. You always need to pay for like 40% of the house to start a mortgage anyway, this will not change the fact you need a significant savings before you can buy a house.
> far away from the cold-hard reality

The cold-hard reality is that states who have established a system of domestic surveillance have sent millions of their own citizens to crematoriums.

Sane nations have destroyed your political faction back in sixties.

Pro-communist, race chauvinists who look up to Mao for inspiration were thrown in the garbage bin of history, and thank god for that.

Very fortunately, America of today is not Cambodia, nor Laos, and you all have to thank Rockefeller commission for grinding the legacy of Allen Dullest to dust
You're going to want to optimize the hell out of it and ensure it's correct, then never revisit it.

Balderdash. Claptrap. Codswallop. Poppycock. What if you want to revisit it to make it run on parallel processors? Optimize it for a new CUDA architecture or caching scheme? A new instruction set that handles sparse matrices better? Code lives forever, at every level.
You really have 2 choices:

Are you relying only on data you can get from your app? There is no reason not to build your own solution.

Are you relying on data you can't get from your app/website? Then you can only use GA, since FB does not have a service like this.
The only measure that needed to be done after 9/11, and it's surprising why this very effective measure wasn't implemented before - securing access to the pilot's cabin. Everything else is overreaction cause by power grabbing by "security agencies" and politicians trying to score. The whole security system of today's world (especially in flying) is one pointless thing after another, holding on the a fear of "what if".
Haven't read TFA yet, but at first glance this sounds similar to the approach used by the "Privacy Badger" browser extension - if it sees the same tracker on multiple sites, it "learns" and begins blocking it. Would it also be susceptible to similar information leaks with this threat model?
Well, except that it's not just children who are victims of sexual predation. For example, I recall a recent article that basically redefined seduction as sexual predation.
Something like this may suffice: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#simple-vpn-comparison
Do you remember the site that was submitted?
manpages would be awesome if more pages had examples.

Since they don't, we use bropages, tldr, etc.
man apropos
EasyPrivacy was enabled.

My Firefox was a minor update earlier than the one on the sibling comment (72.0.1). It has updated now, and the site claims that my connection is down on my machine too.

Now that I have seen the message... It's a funny thing for a web page to claim.
Fast free full-text search over arbitrary documents. It solves a problem lots of people need.
IBM’s debating AI just got a lot closer to being a useful tool
There's an interesting NPR interview on the origin of that quote: https://www.npr.org/2015/03/02/390245038/ben-franklins-famou...

tl;dr; Franklin was defending government spending on defense
it's basically a 3rd world country in most areas. good luck.
Turing Award winner Robert Floyd also died of a form of FTD, Pick's Disease. He was only 65.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_W._Floyd
Oh true the shared skills with other tools makes sense.

For me I find that typing numbers with the top row the home keys for the letters are still useful for centering to move between letters and numbers.

Couldn't you argue only having to move sideways for typing is more efficient than having to move forwards and backwards? Plus you can use two hands to divide the digits between left and right hand.
It's Time to Start Anew:)
I agree - the article does a horrible job of proving this case, it merely mentions a mysterious 'panel' and an 'independant' commission's study.

The problem is that this article, and the resopnses to it, are focusing on the wrong thing: The efficacy of violating ones consitiutional rights should have no bearing on wether or not that violation is legal.
But psychologically it’s not all that different from being a con between adults. Even though adults get ripped off by cons it doesn’t mean that it’s “alright”. It’s all using particular psychology to get the confidence of a target. Her language is indeed inflammatory but still the tools used are similar but obviously for a different purpose.
Intel Prepares Major 2020 CPU Price Cuts to Tackle AMD's Zen 3 Lineup
No one who programs computers is going to change an organization from the inside. Company culture comes from the top.
The Geocities Gallery
Is there any country which hasn't had this result? I didn't know anyone who was fond of their own countries efforts.
The entrenched political class and those in (inevitably self-serving) government positions. See Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy.
This.

But seriously, you can't stop individual eating weird stuff.

This might be more like a cultural issue. Somehow some people still believe eating wild exotic animal strengthen their body.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Kubernetes (or, for that matter, any Docker orchestration solution, such as DC/OS).

Anything can reach anything, provided you know the naming schema... and there's no easy way to fix it on anything that is not AWS/Azure/GCP, not without losing all the benefits of a self hosted k8s cluster in the first place.

Openstack at least provides ways to isolate machines, but that's VM-level only and truly an ultimate PITA to set up.
Brazil prosecutes Glenn Greenwald in “attack on press freedom”
But I thought that the US was experiencing dematerialization in that weight of inputs was decreasing in absolute terms despite economic and population growth. Is this not the case or is it that the US's decrease is overcome by increases elsewhere globally?

https://reason.com/2001/09/05/dematerializing-the-economy/
This is the correct assessment. It is on those making claims that require the burden of proof.

The claim is that "sacrificing liberty is providing us more safety" __not__ "our sacrifice of liberty has been ineffective at providing more safety." The latter statement comes from the lack of proof from those that carry the requisite burden. The former claims were made when liberty was initially eroded. Now that we have had time and calmed down people are asking "was it worth it?" and no one has provided a compelling "yes, here's (with evidence) why".
There's a base rate fallacy here: take a look at total deaths from terrorism in the U.S.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_in_the_United_States...

After September 11, the typical number of deaths from terrorism in a given year was...0, give or take a few, with a disconcerting uptick since 2013. Great, our efforts to curb terrorism are working!

From 1975-2001, the typical number of deaths from terrorism in a given year was...2. Wait, the massive surveillance state has saved 2 lives a year? What? We saved more lives by posting a guard at the Caltrain tracks in Palo Alto to keep people from killing themselves.

By the numbers, terrorism just wasn't a problem, because rational people don't blow themselves up to make a point. Mentally ill people do, and a significant number of mass shootings are not counted in the terrorism statistics but actually kill far more people. But by making terrorism into a big bogeyman that's going to kill you, it feeds into the interests of the media, of the state, and of the military-industrial complex, and so there are a lot of powerful forces shaping the discourse around terrorism that aren't necessarily reflective of reality.
Your first statement is correct, but that article is a ludicrous example.
A thread from 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13226174
I liked it too.

“Analysing comedy is like dissecting a frog. Nobody laughs and the frog dies.”

- Barry Cryer
Yet they make it less and less obvious which result is organic and which one is an ad.
Nitro is worth it just for the increased file size limit.
Wasn't he talking about WhatsApp that integrates Signal protocol? Asking if integrating protocol allows the "host" app to leak keys is completely valid.
Any physicists here that can give a summary in layman's terms?
That is already happening

I made a new webpage for my father, and my mother cannot open it, since google does not know about that and there are no links to it.
The Pi's hardware i2c has buggy silicon and does not handle clock stretching properly. There's also a kernel driver to bitbang i2c over the GPIO pins and clock stretching does work properly with that.
Boeing Partners with Tactical Robotics to Develop VTOL Tech
Interesting idea, but based on personal anecdata I wouldn't advise it.

See also Zvi's recent series on what he terms "Immoral Mazes": https://thezvi.wordpress.com/2020/01/16/how-escape-from-immo...

His claim is that power in large organizations is a zero-sum game, and merely competing in this game in order to advance necessarily alters your personality and lifestyle. This is due to the demands that the game places on you. The whole series is worth reading.
And since it's priceable, doesn't it become an ethical question if the neighborhood should require such systems and possibly try and get federal subsidies to install them since they are required as a result of the military's actions? (And, specifically, completely non-essential actions - asking the military to clean up contamination caused by active national defense is a slightly different question)
Maybe you didn't read thoroughly? They brought an objective expert, and she said it could be ineffective but it's hard to tell because of reasons.
Totally agree. I've been making the same argument elsewhere on this thread. People are disagreeing with saying things were simpler back then. I don't know how anyone can have fond memories of a 16-bit CPU with segments or bank switching compared to a modern flat model and think it was simpler.
I remember the great lengths Microsoft went to cleaning up Browser Helper Objects, toolbars, and extentions that kept changing the IE default search engine and homepage.

Chrome will need to add similar enforcement, and will likely end up removing the ability for addons to change these settings like Microsoft eventually did.
That sure is a dense abstract. Anyone got something more readable, maybe down to an ELI5 style?
granted, the electronic medical record software that is the bane of my life (Allscripts Pro) requires Internet Explorer. WITH ACTIVE X!!!!
But where is the true Scotsman??
Yes, I've been moving in this direction as well for personal blogging. Markdown is nicer to write than HTML, especially for lists, but HTML feels workable. Just copy a template to start a new post so you only need to write the content.

I don't think the "edit on GitHub" experience is that great, you can't preview changes in any efficient way. That works ok if you are just writing text, instead of tweaking format.
Let's imagine your JIRA is insecure, someone owns it and obtains RCE, then does a privilege escalation on the host, whoops suddenly all services are accessible whereas that would have required more steps and owning in the old one-vm/bare metal-server-per-service model.
Before saying goodbye to Wi-Fi, we have to have something that could adequately replace it. 5G isn't even close to a suitable replacement, in my opinion, for a whole basket of reasons.

Perhaps it could in the narrow case of IoT devices that connect to someone else's server, but that's not a use case that applies to anything that I do or will be doing in the future.
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Dont, make them pay for your services dont let corps get your work for free.
If you know another way I can deploy code instantly on everything from PCs to phones to televisions without even having to sign anything, pay anything, or get approval, I'm all ears.
文言 / Wenyan‑Lang: Programming Language for the Ancient Chinese
Is a vacation home an asset?
Introduction to Akka.Streams – .NET
I already explained the switch doesn't work.

While you might enjoy fiddling with your search engine every single time you want to do a location search, the vast majority of users don't and won't.

They've got to solve the problem of location searches if they want to move from being a fiddly niche product to a mainstream Google competitor.

I want them to because I would like to see them have wide spread adoption.

As well as change the stupid name.
The norms haven't changed, but society is more atomized and thus the norms can't exert the pressure that they once did.
I thought there was a list of this sort of counter terrorism successes, apparently there is...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsuccessful_terrorist...
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Yesterday PRC announced that gov officials were not to leave Wuhan, today it announced that public transport out of the area would stop 10:00AM tomorrow. It's not been announced when it will resume, nor how private vehicles are affected, but it seems this is too late https://3g.163.com/news/article/F3HRMGN80001899O.html

For historical context PRC placed roadblocks in the way of ROC during the SARS response https://www.nature.com/articles/422652a
Doesn't help when it's a pilot who wants to crash the plane. Further, that makes it impossible for anyone to intervene in that case.
Well, as someone who installed various versios of windows over the last two decades,I can say that the only purpose of IE is a gateway to Chrome or Mozilla websites.Once they get downloaded it never gets opened again.
Germany seems to be moving in the other direction. I assume they can do this because unlike the US, Germans can point to their own history with secret police and authoritarian states as cautionary tales.

Not that other countries couldn't also look to Germany's example, but that would require trans-national empathy so LOLno.
I just want to take a moment to thanks folks over at memfault for bringing us in depth content from the world of embdedded systems. Be sure to check out their articles on ARM, RTOS etx.
Fortran's most recent spec update was in 2018...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortran#Fortran_2018
Those Mythological "Jobs Of Tomorrow"
peep mr. out-of-touch over here.
Hmm, as far as I can remember, every gore-tex item I've owned across the decades -- mainly from the better outdoorsy brands -- has needed a refresh, and warned to expect that on the label or leaflet. Some lasted longer than others. One that was left far too long without eventually gave about as much water protection as a cotton jacket. Whether any of them were "classic" gore-tex or not, I don't know. I've always understood it as the middle breathable layer with several bonded layers, and chemically waterproofed outer.

Wikipedia seems to agree about the outer, and only notes a decline in breathability in newer fabric by using a PU layer in place of teflon bonded to fabric found on the earliest.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gore-Tex
I store all of my private keys on punched tape..
Not entirely true, there are network security policies (on select few CNI providers) and other means of segregation using good old iptables (although probably need to update alternatives for iptables to point to iptables-legacy for them to work).
After more thought, I believe a downvote ought to cost the downvoter a point of karma.
Only the Rich Are Poisoned: The Preference of Others (2017)
Delphi can show the assembly code generated for every line.

That is important to actually learn how the computer works
The City of San Francisco designated the NRA of all groups as a terrorist organization. There are plenty of institutional actors itching to label white terrorism, even past the point of sanity.
Well your VPN has a commercial interest in keeping your browsing private.
> Further, the definition of "city" can include a lot of sprawl in places like Houston, Phoenix, and even Beijing and Tokyo.

Is it the case that you get to cherry pick which urban center is a real city based on how green it is?
It's written in diplomat, the technically most interesting parts are the annexes https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Expression/SRsSumexFr...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X17_particle

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_force