skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOWSAJJ1xmM
Scaling Python Asyncio with Ray
I've never done any analyis on the performance of them. I should, the dual nature of hydrogen usage (cooking and power) makes it very intersting to me.

Hydrogen storage tank seems to be available but keeping it all under pressure, i've not seen many people talk about that.
The secret is that I used a bloom filter anyway, as the next stage in the pipeline. I needed to load the IP whitelist/blacklist data quickly and rapidly compare packets against it. I had tooling to do bloom filters already.

I also had an image in my mind, that bloom filters are perfect for such a use case - "set" data structure with some adjustable loss (probabilistic) parameters. I thought that Bloom filters are underappreciated. I was wrong. As we learned "set" is better done with good old hash table.
A science-backed Coronavirus preparedness checklist/shopping list to help you get ready for COVID-19 (the Coronavirus). Please comment with any thoughts or opinions. First priority is getting the word out and spreading far and wide.

Science backed with research sources including:

The website: https://www.coronachecklist.org

JHU: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594...

WHO: https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus

US CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
Uh, with difficulty :D For starters, English doesn't have the /y/ vowel or the geminated /tt/ sound…
Hello friend, yeah, there is an option, just change your user agent, tested in several sites and works...
> What do you all call the feeling around enjoying the work you do because of the mission and/or technical challenge and/or team? Or, the feeling of wanting to do high quality work wherever you are?

As someone who has this - I have a dedication to solving what I think the business's needs are over what my management thinks the business's needs are. It's sometimes actually quite useful and sometimes not.
I've stopped using it in 2009 because of a fallout with my classmates.

Sometimes I wonder if I missed social occasions because of not using facebook. Generally I realized facebook didn't really allow to "make new friends" because it lacks "discovery" features.

Now there are social networks who are focused on neighborhood and honestly I wish facebook would do something about discovery. I haven't heard from the facebook dating app either.

Facebook, even if it's successful, feels like such a big waste of potential.
The Spring Boot comment should be elaborated on (I was surprised Spring guys didn't write anything about it in their blog). This is off by default, but you could be vulnerable if you configured it to be on (I'd look for a bean definition of `EmbeddedServletContainerFactory` that adds a connector with `new Connector("AJP/1.3")`). If that's the case, you can either upgrade Spring Boot to pull in an updated Tomcat, or override the Tomcat version with the `tomcat.version` property.
> aren't they including built-in tracker blocking with a 'strict' list that can be chosen

This is not in any way better than ublock origin. Anyone who knows to select the strict list also knows how to install an adblocker.

> If they default disabled web fonts, geolocation etc., they'd lose whatever little market share they have as those have become important web tech already

I am not saying that they should disable them by default, but they should at least make it easier for people who care about their privacy to disable them. (Although I do not think that any desktop user is going to miss geolocation)

In addition to that I am annoyed that they keep supporting such technologies that can be used for tracking in the working groups rather than push back on them.
Don't put all your eggs in the chicken basket.
That is an excellent idea!
Even google news renders weird without custom fonts if I remember correctly. Lots of sites use font files as icon sets etc.
Should they actually?

Flagging / Tagging is one thing, but (when it comes to silencing) I'd be concerned about overfitting
My first thought is why? It's a dumb business idea simply because it has already been done better by others for free.

The whole utility css style is bad design but new and trendy so I guess its got good adoption from that.

edit:
$150 is a perfectly reasonable price for a template, people saying they should charge more are wrong you cant charge more than $200 for a template.
Would you disqualify other novels based in the politics and distinct time periods in other countries?
Detachment has its place in mental health but that is more when realizing "this is bullshit and doesn't matter". Like keeping up with the Joneses. If you don't actually enjoy any of that or find it useful just saying "fuck that and fuck you" to the social pressures is being anomalously sane.

To be honest all of the 1950s Zeitgeist reeks of suppressed trauma addressed in an unhealthy way. The whole lawn obsession reached a zenith from homesickness in Europe and POW camps - and that is just one of the milder examples. Kids ended up taking this state as a deeply unhealthy norm.
Oh, and many of these 45000 attendees are in fact healthcare workers! So following the event, any attendees exposed to COVID19 are likely to bring it back to the healthcare facilities and communities where they work, creating many additional clusters of infections and transmission.
Show HN: Reliza Hub – DevOps metadata management system
Hi,

We have just released MVP of Reliza Hub which allows to keep track of all software releases, deployments and artifacts in one place.

Key ideas - data is sent to the tool from any CI process, and from instances and the tool resolves versions and permutations of releases by digests.

Here is 19-min video tutorial to demonstrate how this works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDlf5fMBGuI

We also launched playground which will generate some mock test data at https://playground.relizahub.com

Playground goes with helper project at https://github.com/relizaio/reliza-hub-playground

Finally, there is production which is currently in public preview at https://relizahub.com

Please note that desktop browser is needed at this stage.

I will very much appreciate any feedback.

Thank you!
This argument is twisted out of shape. Basically, you're saying that keiferski is making the claim "we don't know whether cells are machines", which he should prove. When, in fact, we actually don't know and it is you who is proposing the added hypothesis that they are. I understand that it seems to you very likely that cells are machines, but that's just your feeling. You're the one making a claim and your arguments are not convincing to everybody, so that's that, there's not much more to add really.
No? I don't have a list handy, and I’m not the QA department for DDG. The point is - and yes, this is somewhat subjective - I found the quality of the results inferior to Google, and grudgingly switched back after a few weeks of disappointment.
Hacker News community at its finest. The guy probably runs his own FTP server instead of Dropbox, I mean, it's so easy to mount and use.
For TV, a large number of people are paid enormous amounts of money and put huge efforts into the best result a bland corporate team can produce to increase ad sales by encouraging consumerism. "Love Island" does NOT exist to teach people about the human condition, its only goal is to increase hair spray sales, any other positive effect is simply a happy accident. Even "non profit" TV like PBS mostly exist to entertain the egos and virtue signalling of a small number of major monetary donors.

On the other hand, books are usually written by one person so they have a much stronger and more focused voice, and that strong voice usually has an interesting axe to grind.
Or rephrased, if its not interesting or is overly bland, no one reads the book. Admittedly being the most successful at appealing to the groupthink of a sub-population willing to pay for a book is not a Utopian civilization level result, but it is still better than peddling consumerism, and most authors seem to want to get their story out more than they want wealth. Book authors much like pro athletes are a power law distribution where most starve but a microscopic minority get very famous and very rich, so if money were a primary goal they would have gone into finance or software development instead of writing books.

One exists to addict you into consuming ever more bland megacorporate products, the other exists to sell the best ideas, either inherently best, or at least best at meeting existing groupthink demands.

The voice of the product is like the difference between the billionth corporate marketed mcdonalds burger vs a (celebrity?) chef multi course meal.

An excellent analogy would be watching TV would be like following the Walmart twitter account, whereas reading a book would be like reading Paul Graham's blog posts.
It was a couple years ago now, SPF and DMARC (but not DKIM iirc) were sorted. At the time MS used a third party who you could pay to get "vetted", I got a response that the problem was our server host's had another IP (not the one our emails were sent from) that had once had spam sent from it. So the facts we were responding to customer emails, that our domain had ~12 years of good behaviour, and our email servers IP being clean weren't enough. Even "whitelisting" the domain from the Hotmail/Live/Outlook.com end didn't work.

I'm still smarting, we still sometimes have problems (from a different host now) but just resend via an outlook.com address and it's fine.

So, no never had our domain marked as spam on any dbl that I've checked (but only done that sporadically).

We also had a blip with Gmail around the same time (but not the exact same time), but I reported it as a false positive and it was fixed in a few days; no problems since.

We were/are sending so few emails (<1 day average) that it's not worth me spending a couple of days trying to see through the murk of MS to fix it. We're probably not losing any revenue, just have to treat MS sent emails differently to everyone else's.

Sounds wrong to me too ;o)
I recall a time I scrolled through the whole page while using Fiddler or Burp as a proxy and then just searched the logged requests. Not pretty at all but it worked.
Unless there's a mobile site, I usually do this: I use my Logitech MX Master 2s, hit the scroller really hard to let it spin for a while thanks to inertia, triggering as many "page" events as possible :-)
Yep - I learned that a few years ago.
How to create a new Xcode project without Storyboard
> Perhaps intercepting Ctrl+F

Please don't ever do that. I know one site that does this and I hate it.
backwards compatibility is Microsoft's motto
> web3-react […] framework for building modern Ethereum dApps

> […] decentralized applications (or “dapps”) gain the benefits of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology

Hah, spot on.
Minor point but I'm glad to say $3k is more like £2,300.
How coronavirus may accelerate the future of work
> If you have a class where this doesn't work (e.g. because it contains pointers into its own footprint) then you either need to refactor your class for Rust (e.g. change those pointers to offsets) or disable the move trait entirely and provide a utility function for move-like creation.

There's an unofficial 'transfer' crate that does provide this behavior if needed, fwiw.
> AIDs while changes genetics fast evading immune system its hard to catch and takes decades to show up. It took us 35 years to come up with a vaccine and that was due to our degree of knowledge of the immune system works at the time.

There's an AIDs vaccine?
If reddit is your only use case, there is always https://old.reddit.com/ ... until they take it down.

I've see web apps with infinite scroll that will capture your Ctrl+F keypress and provides their own in-page text search tool (ex: https://i.imgur.com/BJPDDFw.png) . I don't find it to be as easy/natural to use than the browsers build in text search, but it's better than broken text search.
Also, the original authors are not necessarily the ones that posted it in here.
I'd say Google and Algolia are the only companies with the resources and know-how in search that can even think of this. And probably even they shouldn't.
Out of personal curiosity, what supplement brand do you take? I live in Ams as well and the season is...horrible.
User agent override is a builtin feature in firefox for ages.
Thanks for the clarification! I suppose there are two interpretations of "move" in general: (1) the object is now owned by a different variable, potentially with a different lifetime; (2) the footprint of the object is now in a different location in memory. It seems that std::pin refers to the second one:

> A Pin<P> ensures that the pointee of any pointer type P has a stable location in memory, meaning it cannot be moved elsewhere and its memory cannot be deallocated until it gets dropped. We say that the pointee is "pinned".

That is actually the definition of "move" that I had meant, after all that is what is bad for an object that points into its own footprint. But I realise that "move" in Rust normally means the first one (but note that even Rust's own documentation uses "move" the other way in that snippet above!).
I had this exact problem yesterday while looking for someone in my list of Twitter people that I follow.

Also on YouTube when searching for something on my list of liked videos.

If you want to implement infinite scroll at least implement a damn search.
Adding authentication to your Kubernetes Web applications with Keycloak
GitHub does this in workflow logs and it makes it impossible to copy/paste logs greater than the number of lines in your view.

Then you download the raw logs and every line has a timestamp so you need to write a shell command just to parse out the actual text you wanted to copy.
https://www.rush.edu/health-wellness/discover-health/truth-a...

Here you go.

I should add that the article makes bogus claims many citing no sources or evidence.
That was in 1921. The people who did that are long dead and so probably are their children.

Should we skip California because Native Americans were killed in the 1880s?
Companies are contracting out more jobs – that’s not great for workers
What is "funny", is that the CDC pandemic team was not replaced by the Trump administration. They quit because they got less funding.

So calling the CDC incompetent doesn't seem to describe the complete story.
Jack Welch, G.E. Chief Who Became a Business Superstar, Dies at 84
Neither Lucas' argument here, nor any other anti-materialist argument, has offered any hint of what is missing from the materialist position, so the absence of adequate knowledge is at best symmetrical.

It is not unscientific to speculate on how things may be - without that, there would be no hypotheses.

Lucas's argument claims that materialism is false, so Udo is within his logical rights to assume otherwise -- it would be begging the question to insist he cannot do that.

None of this makes any progress on the question of whether Lucas' argument is valid and sound.
If correctness is the top priority, then formal verification methods and/or SPARK and/or specialized subsets of C with the tooling that comes with them for safety projects.

Rust and Haskell and standard C and C++ are all non-starters.
I hate discourse's CTRL+F. When things like this happen I open the devtools and search in the dom, and it's a horrible experience too. I just don't want to learn each website's custom controls. Don't hijack my CTRL+F or my scrolling or anything else please!
Boring cynicism is boring.

Tailwind has been great for me as a non designer. If the components are as helpful as just the css has been, $150 will seem like a steal.

And “design of css classes” isn’t something that seems very important.
> Adam built a massive following by giving devs what they wanted for free while contracting. This ranged from sharing countless useful tips on Twitter to blogging and then later podcasting.

Just a counterpoint. I had never heard of tailwind before it front page of HN couple of weeks ago. I bought it because it looked pretty and I need to revamp one of my sites. And yea price point was super attractive to me.
Agreed. I used panopticlick and it showed me that web fonts were one of the biggest discriminators. I disabled them and tested on a sample of normal end user type Web sites. The web got real ugly looking real fast. If Mozilla disabled web fonts by default, normal end users would draw the conclusion that Firefox couldn't properly render the web, and would flock back into the arms of Chrome.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/israel-proves-the-... says Sorek produces drinking water at US$0.58/kℓ by reverse osmosis at 7.1 MPa. 7.1 MPa is by definition 7.1 MJ/m³, so 98% efficient at the mechanical level would be 7.2 MJ/m³. (As someone else pointed out, though, 98% is the efficiency of the pressure exchanger, not the whole electro/mechanical/hydraulic system.) 6 kWh is 22 MJ, and 9 kWh is 32 MJ. US$0.58 is the cost of about 52 MJ, but that includes things like the cost of building the plant and defouling it.
Thank you for the link - the whole page is a really interesting read.
I'd say anything South of Prague is probably ok. Even if the winters are cold, the sun is still shining for a long part of winter.
In addition to what boulos said, this company makes surgical masks. N95 respirator masks are manufactured in the millions annually by 3M because they are used heavily in the trades.

That said, I don't know where 3M manufactures them, so that supply could be disrupted.
Item 3.... Google's promotion process is heavily biased towards launching of new products
great tip thanks for sharing
From some published numbers, current average for a modern plant seems to be about 3.5 kWh / m^3
I wish all payment processes online would use this.
The CDC doesn't do much local testing. Mainly they provide test kits to local labs which do the tests.

Please bear in mind that CDC funding for international coordination on pandemic control was cut by 80% a few years ago, and since 2018 they have not had a representative on the National Security Council, and had their senior Pandemic response positions eliminated.

Reports that their overall funding was cut are not accurate, Congress fortunately re-instated their basic funding in the budgets before it came to that, but they have taken a severe political beating and been very much sidelined in recent years, which has not set them up to do their best work.

The problem seems to be one of political perception. Most epidemic and pandemic threats originate outside the US and so significant parts of the CDC are oriented towards detecting, isolating and eliminating threats outside the US borders. They also work closely with international health agencies. The current US administration confuses this with 'aid for foreigners', when it's actually vital national defence.
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> User agents (e.g., browsers) facilitate the payment flow between merchant and user.

I'm very torn on how to feel about this. On one hand, it would be better than the current bonanza where every online shop has their own home-rolled thing for credit cards, on the other, I don't like the idea of having my CC info stacked on top of the already massive trove of data Google is gathering about me.
I am surprised, isn't cloudflare a Go shop?
Care to explain the down-voting?
I don't get it? isn't this just a re-implementation of Ctrl + Tab?
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thanks for clarifying that
It's clever in the way that if your password does not appear in the dataset the service doesn't have much information (or really any information that could be used to get your password).
It seems fair enough in the title to me, but not spelling it out on first use in the abstract is poor IMO.

Edit: Although, I see it does in first use in the introduction, so maybe that's just conforming to whoever's style guide.
Sadly.... this was my conclusion as well. I'd rather have an iPhone(which I do, an iPhone X) than actually get a Android device.

This is the case of going with the lesser evil.... and there's no way in my mind that Apple would be the greater evil than Google when it comes to tracking users and learning all their habits while using Android.

Apple is not perfect and I hate it for being so anti-consumer when it comes to repairing... and I'd love they would fully commit to a privacy-minded iOS if they have the guts to do it.
While it's very satisfying to see the scammers being "pwned", unfortunately there's too little real life impact on the scammer market. They operate from poor regions where an overextended (possibly corrupt?) police force has little incentive or possibility to pursue such crimes. From their perspective they are essentially victimless crimes. The victims can't complain, they're are on the other side of the world, too far to matter when there are more pressing matters at home, and the fact that they can afford it lessens the moral burden of stopping the crime.
they stepped away and promoted Pichai
You can set a custom UA in Firefox without an extension by going to about:config and adding the new UA as a string called `general.useragent.override`.
Why not switch to a different browser then, such as Firefox?

Worth saying today Chrome already supports storing credit card details for auto-fill.
No, I prefer a broken text search. You can have a custom search, I'm fine with it, but don't overwrite Ctrl+F
You could probably go even lighter by removing the power/control box entirely from each panel, and replacing it with an after-market board and a common supply for everything. It's easy to find control boards with HDMI inputs for your LCD panels on eBay, simply search for "<panel reference> control board". The control boards alone are very light, and low-voltage so safe. Presumably your panels are LED-backlit so safe, low-voltage too. You can then use a single external power supply to power the whole thing, easy to find on ebay/aliexpress too. It would also avoid the safety issue of stitching together the 3 power cables, and reduce the weight of cables as well. Then package everything in a nice box with hinges and some padding and you have a nice multimonitor transportable PC ;)
I don't understand the reference to Gödel. Do you mean the theorem that in every formal system capable of representing arithmetic there exist sentences "P" such that neither "P" nor "not P" are derivable in the system?

It doesn't seem to me that from this it follows that "the point of philosophy is better living". It might be obvious, but I just don't see it.
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