skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve seen it on TV since I was a kid with “reality” tv shows, and I have never have understood the psyche of people that like to watch fiction under non fiction pretenses. People like being fooled I guess.
are there free domain name (even it exotic) still ?
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Fernet [0] was just as close to being a suitable and secure JWT replacement. But the specification wasn't really updated in a while so a simpler and another secure alternative to JWT and Fernet would be Branca [1] tokens that uses the same cryptography as PASETO v2.local [2].

Here's some trivia, the name comes from an italian drink from the 19th century named Fernet-Branca [3].

[0] - https://github.com/fernet/spec/blob/master/Spec.md

[1] - https://branca.io

[2] - https://github.com/paragonie/paseto/tree/master/docs/01-Prot...

[3] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernet-Branca
>> everyone reaches the same difficulties

> That is definitely false.

A bit strong, and I don't think your examples are necessarily contradicting this. Obviously everyone has their own experience.

Responses such as "You're overthinking things" most often mean:
'I overcame this problem with practice but it happened subconsciously, so I'm not able to express how I did this.'
The deterrent is only as strong as peoples' belief in it. If the weapons were all faulty, and mere suggestion of it leaked out to world leaders, we'd be back in pre-MAD days in a second.
yes code aster is great. I work on a cloud based FEA SaaS based on code aster. Besides a GUI it will also have an english API.
But the world is built on C++ and there are no alternatives for it. C is too low level and Rust has garbage collector which may not be fit for the domain C++ is suitable for. No alternatives in the domains where C++ shines.
The article is not completely truthful about what happened, at least according to the police report. The interviewee claims to speak fluent Swedish, so there's no way he'd miss it accidentally. Here's the short version of what happened according to the official police investigation[0]:

Assange and a woman have consensual sex. He wants to have sex without a condom, she insist he wears one. Eventually he agrees, and they have sex and then fall asleep in the bed. The next morning she wakes up by him penetrating her. She asks "are you wearing anything?" to which he replies "you". Her main reason she wanted him to wear a condom was fear of STDs, so she thinks there's no point in stopping now since the eventual damage is already done, so they continue. He comes inside her.

When she later asks the police if there's a way of forcing Assange to take an HIV test the police decides that what she's describing constitutes rape, and starts an investigation.

The whole problem is that she gave her consent under the strict condition that he'd wear a condom. When he started having unprotected sex with her while she was sleeping, he didn't have her consent. Call that what you want.

[0] https://www.magasinetparagraf.se/wp-content/uploads/content/...

Edit:
OK, I see that that's mentioned later in the article. But the part about rewriting the statement isn't completely truthful either:
> "Now the supervisor of the policewoman who had conducted the questioning wrote her an email telling her to rewrite the statement from S. W."

What the mail actually says is that there are two hearings, but only one formal one, and they want the second one included too. The supervisor writes: "Make a new hearing. Paste the text in that and assign the hearing to the case. Sign the hearing."
Okay, but that scraped information is not in line with GDPR. The user has not given consent for that information to be stored.

Yelp may be in line, storing identifiable information for particular reasons in order to utilize their services.

But scraping is never in line with GDPR, if you are scraping, which is allowed for example, the information on users and people cannot be stored.
Did you actually read the interview? It lists and explains evidence that this history of sexual misconduct is, at least in large parts, intentionally constructed by the public authorities
Interesting; the article resonates well. Thanks for taking the time to share.
That’s why you should always have a smartphone on you with location tracking on and be video documenting your life on Instagram, so that you can always have an alibi.
Well, it is in its format. Like Digg and Reddit before it, the addictive part comes from a constant stream of new "stuff" for us to consume.

To anyone looking at us pre reddit/digg many of us would look "addicted" to HN based on our usage of it.
That is an argument - a bad, wrong one - in favor of DNSSEC over the WebPKI CA system. But PGP doesn't use the WebPKI either. DNSSEC makes even less sense here. No reasonable person would ever use DNSSEC to protect end-user PGP keys; that design would be incompetent on its face.
The next generation of social networks is already here. It's decentralized and open-source. Mastodon, Pleroma, PeerTube, loads more, all part of the same network, the fediverse.
You might find io-ts useful [1].

“io-ts introduces the concept of a runtime type (an instance of the Type class) which represents a runtime validator for a typescript (static) type. [2]”

See:

[1] https://gcanti.github.io/io-ts/

[2] https://lorefnon.tech/u2018/03/25/typescript-and-validations...
Even in this mostly excellent lecture Wildberger manages to inject some of his finitist nonsense in the end (48m)
Good article. No picture, though.
On a slightly different note, why is the standard not free. I mean not the C++20 but atleast the C++11 standard should be available freely as a single authoritative source.
hit your site, understood what it was, tapped ‘add all’, mobile browser auto filled my email, hit go and got the confirm screen all within 5s

good work!
How can a person become a speed reader?
Not just people, the famous 'Red Flag over the Reichstag' photograph was modified (added smoke and removed watches on soldier arms).
Claim 1.

As the original link is no longer visible, I’m not going to go into specific details. I advise against reposting something that got flagged in order to try to continue this thread.

However I will say this as a general piece of advice on communication. You seem to presume:

> that all made sense

The problem is that it didn’t make sense to most of the people on here. Communication is not a place of maths-like absolute truth where convincing yourself is sufficient, rather it’s impedance matching of your mind to other people’s minds where the arbiter of success is the people you’re trying to share an idea with. For example, if you’re not familiar with impedance matching, that previous analogy would be a mistake on my part.
The charges were dropped.
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Not only has it not been "debunked", but DNSSEC's own proponents openly acknowledge that the DNSSEC hierarchy is littered with 1024-bit RSA keys; see the chain-extension fiasco on the TLS working group mailing list. Or, see the stats you yourself posted to this thread a few days ago, which included key breakdowns. Further, despite the fact that DNSSEC uses outmoded P-curve ECC, and that modern signature schemes aren't even implemented for it, curve usage in DNSSEC is a tiny fraction of all keys.

The author of this post is simply wrong; what's more, he was wrong five years ago, and the situation has not improved.
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> If you pin the signing/encryption algorithm. Otherwise you shot yourself in the foot, which is bad, yes.

I recon if the library you're using doesn't force you to pin the algorithm (or opt out of pinning), your foot is probably already full of bullet holes.
> I am pretty sure similar criticism has be forced on TV, Cellphones, Comic books and what not.

No, there is a shit load of difference. It is far more costly to spread misinformation through those other channels. Sure nation-states and tv/cable-companies with agenda will still exist, but ordinary citizen like me, with an agenda, won’t be able to anonymously spread conspiracy theories for $100 ~ $1000
Rape falls under public prosecution. That means that the prosecutor is forced to press charges whether the plaintiff wants it or not. According to the two women he did some questionable things that the prosecutor thought could be enough to convict him. The two women's stories are out in the open while Assange instead opted to flee the country and has not commented on the allegations.

What I think is a shame is that you are accusing these two women of being part of a smear campaign and/or a secret conspiracy to frame Assange when there is exactly zero evidence for that theory. We don't know what happened in those bedrooms - it's word against word. But the words of two people generally weighs heavier than the word of one. Especially when this one refused to be questioned by the police.

EDIT: It's fine if you downvote my comment or flag it. It's still true.
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There are other cases that are not related to these particular two at all.
I work for a startup, but I'm bored.

The biggest hurdle to overcome when wanting to switch jobs, for me and for all the people I know, is going through the interview process.

This isn't the sort of discussion you're looking for.

But I'd say for most people who are bored at work, working on a CRUD app in a startup isn't going to be intellectually stimulating.
What a revelation - who would have guessed.
Facebook is not the only place for combative online interactions.
Use reader mode, no JS is active there, and you can copy the code quite nicely. I always do this when I see this behaviour
Our app powered car rental lost cell service and now I'm stuck here
Digital Ocean is $5 per month. You could probably run hundreads of static sites off a single instance depending on traffic and these days many websites are just business cards really.
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Show HN: Service Provider and Network Domain Back in GoogleAnalytics
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Hi HN!

As you may be aware, Google has quietly removed the 'Service Provider' and 'Network Domain' dimensions from Google Analytics.

I was personally making heavy use of these dimensions, so I made a GA plugin to get the dimension back into my GA accounts.

I guess some of you could benefit from this too, so I have published the plugin. It's 100% free forever, without any limitations. I would love some honest feedback :)
The Technical Side of Localisation. Or How and Why We Are Building GitLocalize
< I'd love to see user agents address this>

Use Firefox, go to reader mode, copy/pasta whatever you want without worries
could you point me to some article about that?
I heard this advice somewhere, and I invested nearly $1k in 2 4k monitors and required hardware to run them at 60hz. It was a terrible experience, and I ended up selling them at a loss and going back to 2 1920x1200 monitors (love 16:10).

Two main issues for me: I run Linux (4k support is simply _not_ there) and the input lag was very distracting. I tried a couple different 4k monitors, HP Z27 and LG 27UK850-W, and while the LG was slightly better, after a couple months I just couldn't bear it any longer.

I'm a full-time dev writing code mostly in Jetbrains IDEs. Hope this can spare somebody else the cost of trying 4k.
Modern versions of rm require you to pass --no-preserve-root. According to Wikipedia [1] this has been the default (in upstream) since 2006. Of course it took distros some time to actually update to the GNU utils 6.4 (especially long-term support systems like CentOS) but it's been a decade since the change should've been implemented everywhere.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rm_%28Unix%29#Protection_of_th...
Non-public non-cooperative ones actually. Having thousands of members is very common in cooperatives.
Was that chatbot LivePerson by any chance?
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Would you mind sharing your email address?
Add this to "My filters" in uBlock Origin

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Is it already the 1st of April?
But the language is garbage collected, that's not desirable in the domain c++ operates
A lot of people probably see more Facebook ads than Google ones. And Facebook knows a lot about users, probably including some things that Google knows less reliably. The relevant problem is, do they seem any less scummy?
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Could you please remove mine under article 17 of the GDPR? :D
He seems to think the official docs were altered. Either way, his point is that we are all focused on this trial and accusation, rather than the numerous war crimes that WikiLeaks exposed, and that was the intent all along. Mission accomplished.
Sure, it's entirely possible the virus was accidentally released from a lab. Maybe we're all living in a simulation. Maybe this virus is punishment from God for PHP.

There are all sorts of conspiracies and things to speculate on in this world but very little evidence for most of it.
That just restricts the circle of people who can doctor these signed videos, it does nothing to solve the underlying issue.

State actors would love to be able to deepfake someone into a crime scene and then say 'hey look this is signed so it's totally legit'.
Common mistakes enterprises make when scaling agile
I'm more interested in how did he manage to check them in. Where I fly I can't put anything with a battery into my checked in bags...
This is an article about general absolutely awful behaviour: https://theintercept.com/2018/02/14/julian-assange-wikileaks...
> "Problems are AI until we know how to do them".

Philosophy sits in a similar niche. Physics, Chemistry, etc were all philosophical problems until we learnt better more specific ways to study them.
The business is correct to want that. Unmotivated statistics are not good guides.
Design thinking requires total control between input and output, and applied to the real world on a large scale this includes politics, which isn't compatible with democracies.
Does this count network egress costs (for s3, lambda)? Those are hard to calculate but can add up. Also, you can uses sqs for queues, that has a pretty big free tier.

Finally, I think that bending the architecture of your app around what's free is not the best idea, especially if you are trying to get something out there to see if there is customer demand. (And doubly of you haven't built a cloud native app like is outlined here.)

In my mind the best way to build software for a startup is to build it using what you know as fast as you can. Avoid technical risk, because you have a boatload of business risk.

For me, that'd be using rails on heroku, which is still under $200/year for a fully functional dyno and database. For others it might be some varient of a mvc framework on a hosting provider. For others it might be WordPress (gasp!). For others it might be a cloud native app, as this post describes.

As long as you aren't spending extravagantly, time is more important than money when figuring out what your customers need.

This is true both in companies that have raised money and bootstrapped companies, for different reasons. For the first, you took money and need to figure out your product market for or scaling strategy ASAP. For the second, your time is super valuable because it is tied to your motivation. Doing work directly tied to customer value is a great motivator. (Doing other fun technical things that don't deliver customer value is a good way to learn things, but a bad way to run a bootstrapped business.)
would you secure api via JWT?
Session token are not an option, basic auth can be an alternative.
I wouldn't believe the police report, the timing of these allegations isn't coincidental, nothing in this case is, and it would not be the first time police have manipulated a witness into giving false or misleading testimony.
I never understood the concept of 10x apart from it being a (misused) meme. For (almost) every developer you can find one that will do "the thing" a few times faster and one that will do it a few times slower. It also depends on what is "the thing".
Ask HN: I tried Deezer's subscription. Now they won't delete my credit card info
I have been using Deezer for a few years now. And recently I decided to try their subscription. I noticed that they store my credit card details and there is no way for me to remove it.

I contacted them to delete it, and apparently, they don't do that:

https://imgur.com/a/iIAGBwn

In addition, their support is almost non-existent.

I live in EU. Is there anything I can do besides requesting to delete my account?

This just seems extremely fishy and unprofessional.
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It's not limited to mice and keyboards. Pretty much every device or peripheral out there is infected with that, from printers to graphics cards to headphones, etc..
And since it's not much different than planting evidence we know for certain that it's going to happen.
Pseudo?

Read https://quadrant.org.au/?s=pascoe

Note, Quadrant is a conservative site, so wear a prophylactic.
Iosevka is actually a number of different fonts in one, depending on the variant chosen: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/be5invis/Iosevka/master/im...
I'm dealing with a rewrite at the moment (that is, I was hired to start rewriting an existing web application). I want to apply this pattern but the existing codebase was already dated by the time it was written. It's a huge load of mixed responsibilities, globals (it's a PHP backend), RPC-like http API (every request is a post containing an entity name, action, parameter, and additional parameters handled in a big switch), etc. Files of 13K lines of code.

So far I'm stuck in the overthinking phase of the new application. And as the article states, I'm asked to keep adding new features to the existing application - nothing big (because individual things aren't big), but at the same time, I've been adding a REST API on top of the existing codebase for the past few weeks. It's satisfying in a way but it hurts every time I have to interact with the existing codebase and figure out what it's doing.

Plus we're not going to get rid of the existing application at this rate. I should probably set myself limits - that is, I'll postpone and refuse work on the existing application if it's not super critical. And quit if they're not committed to the rewrite before the summer.
Honestly, I'm not sure such an offensive and stupid reply merits a response. You called him "Crazy Boris" in your post whilst implying he doesn't actually mean anything he says, so now it's "I didn't say he was crazy". You also changed your insult of choice to "dangerous".

Then you imply that because I - like most voting Brits - don't think the Prime Minister is crazy OR dangerous, I must be Russian! Thus managing to insult me, most British people, Boris Johnson and Russian people all at once.

Your toxicity is exactly why Trump won, why Brexit won, and why causes like that will continue to win - people like you are the worst advert for your views imaginable. Please keep this sort of nastiness towards your neighbours off HN.
I think it would be a great addition for StackOverflow to have a sort of report button for dangerous code.

Take for example libcurl (thus, implementation in PHP, Ruby, Go, etc). There are sooo many posts with cURL example code where CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER is disabled. These are often answers with thousands of upvotes, that have been there for years.

Inexperienced developers copy/paste this code into production without understanding what it does.
Would you share any examples of research or companies that are doing this?
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> I would use whichever googles first and most relevant results are.

The people who made the mistake in the OP probably did exactly that.
Popularity != value. Get over false signals.
No? The use of deception to obtain something of value that would not otherwise be given to you is the literal, legal definition of fraud?
At one point I was doing a PhD in programming a custom FEM program written in Java. I ended up not completing that program, but have been using FEM for many years to design things.

One of the ways I play around with programming languages is try to make a small Finite Element solver. I think so far I've made them in Matlab, Python, JavaScript, and Rust. Maybe I made one in C or C++ as well.

Whenever I do, I realize that a lot of the barrier is getting good Matrix solving tools in that language. Rust was a bit difficult because I was forced to choose between 1 or 2 main linear algebra codes. However, these codes are not optimized and will not be as fast as the Fortran based codes that a lot of the Python libraries now reference (LAPACK and BLAS if I rembember correctly).

It comes down to how you store the information in the Matrix. Physical problems solvable by FEM are symmetric and linearly independent, or some tricks are done to make them so. They also end up being quite Sparse. Those Sparse solvers from LAPACK and BLAS, as well as all of the past optimizations that are probably made for dealing with cache size (I'm speculating here, I really don't know), really make a huge difference in the problem.

Last I touched the Rust libraries to make a simple code, I just stuck with non-sparse solvers. There's an enormous difference between storage size and computational effort to go through a non-sparse matrix in comparison, especially when the problem is large. I think past a few million degrees of freedom on typical mechanical engineering problems, it started to become unmanageable on a local cpu.
Also, https://www.thedailybeast.com/free-press-group-set-to-cut-of...
The code is obviously not intended for production, but it is straightforward nevertheless for anyone with C experience.
I solved the Apple Books problem with an automator script, using the "Copy to Clipboard" action. Then it can be assigned a shortcut in Keyboard preferences.
https://imgur.com/a/sG2isap
I travel enough to not be confused when booking :) And sure for 3-4 hrs I would (and do) take the train, but when the hours go up (over 5 hr say), trains are not so good. When you are a frequent business traveler, you pack differently as well; no luggage surcharge, no waiting in line (priority because of points), free food/drink in lounges. For frequent larger distance travel, trains are a very poor alternative at the moment. Still, I would take them (usually, if not in a hurry which is usually not the case) if they were much cheaper (they are almost always more expensive at 5+ hr distance on the routes I frequent), but that's also not the case...
Are you that naive? Evidence and witness testimony can be easily fabricated by authorities (happens all the time), especially when the authorities are out to get someone and have political and personal reasons to do so. What's your reasoning for believing these women's testimony other than made up fact by police?