skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They can also hire less, and let inflation do its thing over time.
I try not to think of it like a work is something you can only “get” or “not get”. The ability for a work to stay with you and become a vehicle for the growth of your own ideas is the important part, even if it’s via an interpretation the creator never intended.
Frankly nowadays (on most systems) you need a decent connection. I would perhaps connect from another connection (if you have the opportunity) for the download itself.
As someone who spent most of his time in the last 20 years building web application and only recently (2 years) started using gui toolkits (mostly QT but also wxwindows), I certainly can relate to this. What a breath of fresh air... consistent UI, no fiddling with half-assed components or soon-to-disappear frameworks, no time wasted reinventing the wheel, excellent performance, no markup/code dichotomy... Great results with ease, I wish I made the jump earlier.
On iOS I use DNSCloak. It takes some work to setup, like downloading the blocklist from somewhere yourself, but it works. I will try lockdown to see how it compares though. It looks easier.
The keys themselves are not bound to sha1 or sha256. The hash is just used for the ephemeral signatures during authentication (or certificates as mentioned in the release notes). "ssh-rsa" signature scheme at runtime (sha1) will be deprecated, but rsa keys themselves are fine (edit typo name)
Technical Search Engine Optimization – Adlibweb
Looks nice! Trying it out on Firefox, any chance it could get support for old.reddit.com as well?
Pakistan Approves Broad New Restrictions over Social Media
Bartiromo has become one of the nutjobs.
My Full Development Workflow Using GitHub (Part #2) [video]
Born the same year. You clearly haven’t imagined what’s possible. The internet hasn’t happened yet. We are a couple of experiments in. Maybe two of the ten core softwares have been written. The other 8 are just gleams in wild eyes.

The UI layer is all still prototypes. The economic layer, very early prototypes. The programming languages are prototypes. You can tell because <1% of the population can even use them. Imagine what cars or T.V.’s were like at that penetration. We have barely begun.
https://moitt.gov.pk/SiteImage/Misc/files/CP%20(Against%20On...

* "Over The Top Application (OTT A)" means the messaging, voice or video calling application or service provided over the internet which serve as an alternative to text messaging service provided by a mobile network operator, and includes Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger, Viber, WeChat, Skype, Telegram, Line, Imo, Veon, Threema, Signal, QQ, Google Allo and any other such application or service;

* "Social Media" means any social mediaapplication or service or communication channel dedicated to community based input, interaction, content, sub content sharing and collaboration, and includes Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Youtube, Dailymotion, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok and any other such application and service;
Not necessary only applicable for newcomers. I have had colleagues who are with a company for so long that they don't have a clear understand what their market value is, and suffered when they changed.
Linux kernel 5.6 first release for 32-bit systems to clock past 2038
Can you explain how this relates to this story?
We’re working on technology to make data analytics secure and privacy-preserving, maybe we can chat: http://kiprotect.com, hn (at) kiprotect.com. We’re still bootstrapped and a very small team.
I have heard enough horror stories about stability and security prompts that it’s the first macOS release I’ll probably skip. Can’t afford to lose a day or more of productivity to fiddling with my OS.
Hollywood exists in California because Edison's patents weren't respected there https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/51722/thomas-edison-drov...
There's is a website that's keeping versions of Winamp, including the one I consider the best 2.95
https://winampheritage.com/download-winamp-player
I know it's against the rules but still: thanks for this link. Very interesting read.
Don't pivot partially. There are varying degrees of pivots of course, but if you are having to pivot because a market or idea didn't work out, commit 100% to it. The worst thing you can do is partially commit where you don't fully push forward in the new direction and try to keep a foot in the old idea/process for fear of losing what little you had.

Partially committing almost always will create a failure, or at least delayed or more costly success. It can be scary to pivot, in fact the more success you've had the harder it gets to pivot but many times it is more important than ever at that point.
Also worth reading John Gruber's complaints, over and above bugs:

> But I don’t know a single expert Mac user who is not seriously annoyed by the heavy-handed security design of Catalina. Not one. Every single expert user I know is annoyed. That is a bad place for MacOS to be. MacOS 10.16 needs a serious course correction to fix this, and if 10.16 goes the opposite way — growing even more heavy-handed in restricting professional Mac users from just using their machines as they want and expect to — I genuinely fear for the future of the Mac as a platform for serious computer users.

https://daringfireball.net/2020/02/my_2019_apple_report_card
What about vscode remote? That's how I'm doing it. Everything is over the network for the most part.
Which is a key enabling technology of Clojurescript (cljs).
How are you going to solve this?

I'm in a similar position, having several music apps I bought a while ago that won't work in Catalina. But I have to upgrade because it's my development machine. So far my plan is to upgrade my MacBook Pro to continue develop software, and leave my Mac Pro with Mojave to compose music. I wonder how others deal with this.
What’s happening? Am I on reddit?
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We Trained a Deep Neural Pilot to Autonomously Fly the Skydio Drone
If you want to write an essay every time you want to execute a simple command.
The reverse happened to me. I got more depression and anxiety. So, I joined Facebook again after 3 months.
Clojure is a hosted language, today it can host on top of JVM, JS, BEAM or .NET CLR engine. It also can interop with Python code. Getting it to run on CL runtime was just a matter of time.
It's not about performance.

Modeling (including financial modeling) requires transcedental functions and real numbers.
Finally Apple Joins Fido Alliance
It means that you can influence the result by controlling the first part of the input. In other words, you can find an x such that H(x) == H(y) (for x != y) if you get to control the beginning bytes of x and know (or control) the beginning bytes of y.
I feel like the news are doing a bad job at keeping people informed about important matters anyways. They report on all kinds of other stuff just to get the eyeballs for the ads that will make them money.

So yeah, I spend my time on other things. Like for example on reading stuff on HN.
Show HN: Hosting Website Using IPFS, IPNS and DNSLink in 5 Mins
My main issue was with the deplorables comment. I actually quite like the HN system of vouching.

> and mark such accounts legit to immunize their future posts from those filters

I remember seeing you restore a post from someone who made their account via tor and their comments were auto-deleted. Their next post was autodeleted in the same way, so I presume that this feature is buggy (or was, as this was quite a while ago).
> Japan appears consistent in saying, yes, rebuilding or swapping out components keeps the identity.

That generalization.
It's not just the reality of life, it's the essense of reality. Everything "real" is looks like the Ship of Theseus and if something doesn't look like that ship, it's not real.
Might want to show some examples in the "Why Not To Use Formal Methods" section too.

Somewhat old numbers from seL4: [1]

- 2,500 lines of C code

- 100,000 lines of proofs

- ~7.6 person-years of full time work (with a lot of involvement from PhDs)

Interactive theorem proving definitely will not scale to significantly-sized C codebases anytime soon.

[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5597727/
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I think this is just the way the world works. Samsung was found to infringe on Apple's design patents in the US... but not South Korea. Europe battling the US over raising digital taxes on US companies. Etc, it's just some economic nationalism.
After we first made sure they were in poverty. I'm generally not impressed by this statistic, because those millions if people shouldn't have ever been in poverty, but were placed there thanks to some combination of capitalism, colonialism, slavery, racism, politics and probably a few more of such fun things.
TFA basically argues that risk aversion has stalled progress. As others note, it seems like examples are cherry picked to support the argument. And some important issues just aren't mentioned. Such as "pollution", "toxic" and "waste".
I spent many a late-90's afternoon watching the Geiss visualisations on my HTPC-driven TV whilst listening to my favourite music.

None of the other visualisations for WinAmp hypnotized me the way Geiss did.
I've been looking for something like this ! Definitely interested (will you open source it?)

I'm doing this manually using Stylus for facebook and twitter. It's unbelievable how healthier it made my consumption of these sites. I couldn't find stylus for mobile firefox though...
There are also libraries to handle this, like https://github.com/blakeembrey/pluralize that does only this, or my own https://github.com/byoung2/grandiloquent that can pluralize, in addition to a lot of other things. Here is an example from Grandiloquent:

let quantity = 5;
let sentence = grandiloquent
.sentence(`${ quantity } item added to cart`);

if(quantity !== 1) {
sentence.transform('$subject', 'toPlural');
}

console.log(sentence.toString()); //5 items added to cart.
Please provide detailed tutorials for stream and its each and every function
It's described in the article:

> set "confirmCloseAllTabs" to true at the top of your profiles.json file
Really... Apple makes huge margins, and they can't afford to pay for the time they require their employees to work?

Also, the fact that this is even possible is a very good example why the US needs more unions. It obviously doesn't work with the current model where employees (of any industry) gets screwed over by the corporate overlords. But no, union BAD!! I don't see a better way to bring weight to the table and force employers to do the right thing, they certainly won't do it of their own accord.
> the range is double, so that 737's can fly globe-spanning international routes now (this is game-changing)

And the price for that was the 737 Max, which cannot be made to fly safely but at least it only barely sips fuel when it crashes. Thank goodness it was designed by bean-counters rather than engineers.

This reminds me of a line from Snow Crash describing kids' pajamas, which can either be flameproof or non-toxic but never both at the same time.
UI session recording services are incredibly common across all kinds of services. Inspectlet, Glassbox are two others I am aware of, but there are no doubt more. They also probably exist for mobile apps.
OMG.. Huawei has a time machine too?

Damn it, that’s it! That’s just not fair. We must ban them now.

Won’t somebody think of the children?
What exactly is meant by having their personal Apple devices searched?

Searching a backpack for stolen hardware seems somewhat reasonable (although it doesn’t reflect well on their hiring standards) but what right does Apple, champion of privacy, have to search through their employees devices?
My phone does local facial recognition!

Upload photos to the cloud and Google photos does facial recognition of my individual pets!

Stupid? Maybe. But the technology and research to pull that off is impressive.

Smartphone cameras alone have pushed entire fields of research forward. Fancy 3d cameras are now used to save fractions of a second unlocking a phone! Try going back a decade and saying that 3d scanning would be a minor line item component that is shoved in a tiny notch above an OLED screen, a screen that has an image quality beyond anything available back then outside of a research lab.

Oh then show them a 108 megapixel senor. Then finish it off with one of the TPUs that is yet another barely mentioned component in every phone.
Code Review of Future Crew's Second Reality Demo
Pivot before you're desperate (meaning nearly out of cash). Someone else said not to pivot partially, which is bad advice. Some VC-backed companies can do this, but it's usually after a spectacular B2C failure. Most companies don't/shouldn't do it.

A pivot can start as small as a phone call with a trusted client or an employee hackathon. You don't need to throw existing cashflow away to test it out.

If it's vastly different from your old product, create a new LLC and brand. If not, create a new product under your existing name. Either way, reuse your relationships, staff, etc. and start talking to clients.
Please provide detailed tutorials for stream each and every function with its scenarios
I've heard these upgrade stories since the 90s (on Mac).
It got better a few years back, and it's back again at hit or miss but in the end it's like backup strategies: it's basic knowledge at this point but still needs to be repeated.

If your mac is a production machine, don't jump on any of the updates, decide if you need the update then check your programs one by one.

If you can, pop into the Apple Store to test the system.

I'm not defending Apple, I'm not victim-blaming, it's just an advice to avoid the misery of going past the point of no return.
Where I live, it's already the case. Many of my coworkers choose to live further away from the office because the taxes and rent are lower there. It takes me 8 minutes to bike to work but I pay more in taxes and rent. They choose to live an hour away each way to save on these (but pay to own a car, gas, and erode their health sitting in a car)
Really wish there was an open source music player similar to the OLD iTunes. It was a joy, back then.
It also seems to be lacking the technical component as I didn't seem to find any dispatching logic (e.g. geospatial awareness).
"Has a non-standard window size" still really narrows the search space, and there's still your desktop resolution that might be super unique if you have a laptop and a desk monitor at an offset.
Am I the only person that doesn't have any significant issues with Catalina? I'll admit, some of the permissions-related pop-ups are a bit annoying, but overall it's been a rather stable macOS version for me (developer, working mostly in Xcode and JetBrains IDEs).
It was either that or MP3Sparks.com, I think. But it wasn't long before I discovered torrents.
I use Unity3D and everytime there is a new macOS update, I always procrastinate it for a year at least. This year around, I was very tempted to update it, early last week. Looking at this feed, I ain't going to do it. I have an iOS app to publish & can't do anything stupid.
Not even remotely comparable. A better analogy would be Trump's retaliation against good-faith actors raising complaints about his lawbreaking but it's still a weak one. America isn't any angelic nation, to be sure, but even our worst actions (Trump's retaliation, the border family separation issues) aren't even close to the routine, daily, and pernicious violations of human rights and dignity in China.
There’s an important point to be made here about the gap between theoretical and practical security. Overly elaborate password policies (excessive complexity demands, passwords expiring, no reusing last five passwords) end up causing annoyed users to make bad decisions that compromise password security.

Similarly, an excess of popups doesn’t increase security. It annoys users to the point they stop thinking about individual security decisions.

There’s an important intersection of security research and HCI that doesn’t get discussed as much as it needs to be.
It's been completely fine for me. On both my personal and development machines.
Not every transport mode has two classes. Only intercity trains do, but buses and subways don't.
Looks like that money is appetizing for a Center of Open Science that the motto is to promote openness and transparency.
Are such costs really transparent?
There is no openness, much less transparency here.
What kind of maintenance that would justify such excessive costs?
"... the servers are hosted online by the non-profit Center for Open Science (COS)"
A non-profit center and asks for $200,000 per year? How it would cost if it was for-profit, then?
With less than one hundred dollar per year ($100), you can have dedicated hosting plans with unlimited space.
Hosting 26 servers- or even up 100 servers with thousands text files per year- on one structured platform (OSF) should NOT cost that high fees, should it?
It is also worth it if the library saves us time and has a professional application. Time is money
Gender Quiz, where do you fall on the spectrum?
> cannot be made to fly safely

I doubt that very much. If the 737 MAX never flies again, it will be because of the same much-increased aversion to risk in modern society that the article describes, not because the design cannot be made safe.
> there should be a single switch for expert users to toggle to effectively say “I trust all of the software on my Mac”.

As an "expert" software engineer, I completely trust absolutely zero software running on my computer, in my browser, or basically on any device anywhere. I begrudgingly put up with it all because there is no alternative. Adding friction is good because it will eventually push (force?) developers to use more modern, safer development patterns.
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I see it this way, apologies if it seems off topic or judgmental but....

The third world is a place where many people have an idea of astuteness that differs from intelligence.

Intelligence is the ability to design, build, create, manage, or otherwise achieve something in a novel way.

Astuteness is the ability to take an advantage when one presents itself. Think Diego Maradona, or Aladdin.

US technology companies have a great deal of creative intelligence, institutional knowledge, trust from customers, access to talent, and freedom to execute on corporate strategy.

But even the company you mention, Apple, is arguably being outdone by Samsung (moved production out of China) and Huawei (Chinese).
There is good financial case for Alphabet breakup and trillion dollars at stake
Only anecdotes, but I've had the opportunity to be responsible for the choice of language in some greenfield projects, usually relatively small line of business applications. My choice is almost always nodejs, lately with TypeScript front ends and my most recent project using TypeScript on the node side too.

The reasons for this choice (I've also worked with Ruby, Scala, C#, Java etc):

* JavaScript developers are everywhere, it's an accessible language to learn with tons of libraries and a huge community

* Nodejs is a simple and great general purpose backend platform that will get you really far for 95% of use cases. It scales well, has a simple concurrency model and simple deployment and ops tooling

* Using same language on front end and back end reduces cognitive overhead. My biggest client at the moment uses C# on back end and TypeScript on front, and despite them both being very nice Microsoft languages there's still so many differences
the majority of the 1 billion barrel oilfields were discovered before 1971 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oil_fields
If you have another (24/7 powered-on) Mac in the household, it can act as a cache:
https://hashtagwifi.com/blog/apple-content-caching-and-you-s...
Well, in 1912, jet-engine-powered aircraft and atomic energy would not seem like far-fetched ideas. Certainly not to educated research engineers at GE, anyway. People routinely underestimate how technologically advanced the world was prior to WW1. Aerospace was advancing rapidly, and chemistry was quite well understood in 1912. A jet engine requires precision manufacturing but otherwise is not a complex idea. Radiation had already been studied for over a decade, and the concept of splitting an atom and harnessing the radiation to heat water would not seem like completely alien technology to people who understood chemistry.
Exactly! Nothing to do with Django.
tl;dv: "Brown is just orange, but darker."
The banking system
As a Facebook quitter, I can confirm.
You do you, but the relentless flow of horror stories didn't stop me from upgrading and it was flawless for me. I'd recommend reading these critical pieces and seeing whether any of it actually applies to you.
So does/is Kawa.
Chosen prefix means somebody doing this attack gets to pick the start of both the colliding documents. For example maybe I want two children's stories, one which starts "Donald was an innocent young boy," and the other begins "Steve was a corrupt old gangster,"

The attack will calculate suffixes for these two documents such that both documents have the same hash result.

This means the attacker can then show some people a document about Donald, and others the one about Steve and if they rely on the same hash to validate that they're the same document they'd be fooled.

Digital certificates are the most prominent way computers deliberately depend on this assumption which a collision attack makes untrustworthy.
https://doka.photo/ an browser based image editor and https://pqina.nl/doka/ the editor component doka.photo is based on.

Disclaimer: I'm the developer behind these tools :)
Winamp 2 has been my music player for 20 years and it's still my main player that I use with the flac plugin. I never upgraded to Winamp 3 or 5, and Winamp 2.95 is still fully functional on Windows 10. Selecting "Double Size" makes it mostly fine on a HiDPI monitor, except some controls are a bit pixelated.

Winamp 2.95 didn't need to connect to the internet, there is no background service, no application manager bloatware, no ads or music recommendations, and it loads in 1/10 of a second without any startup service or preloader. It really whipped the llama's ass.

Straight up win32 software back then just was simpler, and the programmers back then like Justin Frankel, Ludvig Strigeus, etc. cared about program efficiency. A single programmer could write several popular applications within the decade, and now every application needs a giant team. What happened?
I still use Twitter a lot.
Indeed.

And removing all traces of Windows Media Player was one of the first steps after installing Windows.