skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Terraform, mono-repo and compliance-as-code
The problem is the return of the reusable containers. I've collaborating with several startups working on this problem. Shipping costs are 20-40% of COGS for many ecommerce catagories and you are basically doubling them when you require return for reuse and consumers don't want to pay the price premium that requires.
> OSx is Cmd+Left/Right. Terminal, it's Ctrl+A/E

It’s also Ctrl+A/E most places in macOS - they’re Emacs keybindings, and lots of those work systemwide in macOS.
Not only is that a dumb analogy in this context, it's a plain dumb analogy. That's not how an altimeter works. Not only would you need an altimeter, but also fast and accurate GPS positioning, and current topographical maps of your area in order to know how far it is to the ground below that cliff.
Yeah, no. The patronizing wall-of-text approach is terrible.

Actual useful support replies can't really be scripted, because they are specific to the context of the request.
They just sent out this email:

This morning, starting at 9:33 AM ET, we started experiencing downtime across our platform. These issues are affecting functionality on Robinhood, including your ability to trade.

All of us at Robinhood are working as hard as we can to resume service, and we’ll update you as soon as the issue is resolved. We understand the impact this is having and we apologize for any trouble this has caused.

Please check our status page at status.robinhood.com. Thank you for being a Robinhood customer.

Sincerely,
The Robinhood Team
robinhood.com
If I remember correctly, Immanuel Kant never got very far from East Prussia.
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Email: jaygoss@gmail.com

Expertise in implementing complex UI, animations, video, and social interaction

10 years of experience as a full-stack JavaScript developer building web and native applications.
If you'd like a fairly short book, The High Price of Materialism by Tim Kasser isn't focused specifically on early childhood, but, if I recall correctly, it does touch on the subject.

It's all correlational, of course, so it's not like this is a scientific certainty. But still, interesting to see.
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Resume: www.m-guerville.com and linkedin.com/in/mguerville

Email: hn@m-guerville.com

ex VC and M&A professional, also experienced as operator, savvy in go to market (sales | marketing) and ops matters.
So they have to pay with a half day of profit. How very cruel to Apple! Less than 1% of profits. I'm sure those CEOs are shuddering.
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With all the news about how few tests have been run in the US, I'd go with 'undercounting'. Also looks like some/many of the WA cases are in a senior care place. If the initial spread there was among a group of elderly people, I'd expect it to be more lethal than among a larger more varied population.
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Willing to relocate: No

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Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/tim-vierboom

Email: tim-vierboom@gmx.de
Worse: popphil.
Facebook is like a mail server and address book, that at any random time deletes emails you got from someone (when s/he quits Facebook), and deletes that persons name and phone number. Like a phone book, that sometimes self destructs one page here and there, and then you notice some time much later.

Better download & backup messages regularly, and also exchange email addresses or something else with the other person.
I think this came up after Sacha Baron Cohen gave his famous speech at the ADL[1]. What makes social media political campaign so much more dangerous then traditional campaigns is that the investigative journalists don’t have the same access to the campaign claims as the targets, and hence cannot scrutinize, contextualize and compare them.

You are not alone in not seeing any evidence. Professional journalists with years of experience have the same problem.

But until we either learn how to overcome this limitation with new investigative techniques, or—better yet—regulate political campaigns with national laws, I suggest we remember the fact that: “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.”[2]

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymaWq5yZIYM

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_ignorance#Absenc...
Yeah if you can come up with a good definition of a problem, you can save serious time / $.

If you don't ... hold on man it's gonna be a wild ride because really you're just guessing.
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I think some things do not show up on the mobile pages - reactions and polls, I believe - maybe stickers? I'd also have to check if replies show up correctly
I'm trying to interpret your comment in a charitable manner, but no matter what angle I come at it from it seems disingenuous ("whataboutism" comes to mind, for starters). No one in this thread has pretended that disinformation is mono-directional in the political arena; what has been stated is that there is a disproportionate amount of disinformation emanating from the conservative end of the media spectrum and that said misinformation has been coupled to the process of micro-targeting.

With the premise that advertisements are information streams that are designed to modify a person's behavior, I have few questions for you:

1. Do you believe that advertising is effective?

2. Do you believe that targeted advertising is more effective than non-targeting advertising?

3. Do you believe that misrepresenting information in an advertisement is acceptable?
Location: California

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: fullstack devops systems architecture azure aws node.js vue python embedded systems artificial intelligence

Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/resume-brianhorakh

Email: brianh@elastic.ventures
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AE Studio is looking to hire

1. a fullstack developer/project lead with sufficient social skills to communicate with some interesting clients

This is hybrid individual contributor/manager role with a lot of interesting challenges involved. We've found that the people who succeed best in them are entrepreneurial developers who love to code but also feel like they should try out "management" as well as designers with some freelance or entrepreneurial experience.

We have a pretty fun team of developers, data scientists, designers and PMs. We build products for startups like Protocol Labs and large companies like Samsung, and work on cool stuff in house. We’re particularly passionate about building products that increase human agency.

We’re currently building things like The Chicagoist for Chance the Rapper, computer vision for preventative medicine pee sticks, and a customizable merch platform with some cool computer vision and nlp behind it.

Totally separately: we're also hiring a human agency/brain-machine interface researcher.

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K, my logical brain + google, sort of came to this conclusion. Just kind of scary the implications.

I'm also curious what this is going to have on the state of politics in America, I mean --the boomers might speed up their rate of decline being the target demo for the virus, giving a lift to the gen-x, xennials, millenials, etc...
That’s a bit more than a “mild” spoiler...

I’d have been really annoyed if someone had told me that information before I read it (fantastic series of books by the way)
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Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: JavaScript,React,Node,Front End,Linux

Resume: https://helpknow.com/resume.pdf

Email: wktdev@gmail.com
Behavior similar to a conscious being =/= conscious being.
Over-inflated in this context is local governments would be incentivized to report that more workers were recruited under poverty alleviation scheme, so the actual number of workers would be lower i.e. local officials are inflating stats to meet quotas. The researchers associates the ILO list, 1 article of transfer from 1 actual reeducation camp, uses the testimonial of a few workers (from Bitter Winter no less) and tries to conflate this to all 80k workers. They have no idea how much is migrant labor vs forced labor. Again, only the most biased and agenda-ed reading would conclude it was all forced labor. Just like the original XJ camp estimates by Zenz based off bidding information, geospatial analysis extrapolated from 50k to 4million to whatever fits the needs of western propaganda. The Chinese system is opaque, the data can be massaged to fit any narrative, which is why the agendas of those that make these claims need to be considered. The fact that the researchers collated all this data (which ASPI is very good at) but still had to massage the narrative through dubious associations (which ASPI has been frequently criticized over), and still only found 80k workers is indicative that that the XJ campaign has scaled down - the original XJ poverty alleviation program called for 400k workers if memory serves. But ASPI isn't going to announce that data indicates China has actually reduced the scale of repression. ASPI is characteristic of the sensationalist extreme analysis for anyone who follow reporting on Chinese issues over the last decade. You need to understand the researcher's bias to contextualize the research.
The best part of survivorship bias is when you are a survivor.
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There is "past" link between "hide" and "web" in the subtext thingy
Not strange at all. These are two highly toxic companies, in the same class as Philip Morris Tobacco. Everything they do is to maximise profit and to push all negative externalities (harmful effects on consumer health, environmental pollution & degradation) onto society. They should be prosecuted and regulated to the hilt until they are no longer generating such massive negative externalities (at which point they would either have reformed themselves or gone out of business).
> does the YC20 in the title means that someone has funded this idea

Not only that, but the Launch HN title means that it's a promoted post [1]. Launch HNs are one of three formal things [2] that HN gives back to YC in exchange for funding it.

[1] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

[2] The others are job ads for YC startups and displaying YC founder names in orange to other YC founders.
Hopefully the forensic analysis is made public so that we can learn from this outage.
Something like this:

We introduce wireguard2, which is not wire-protocol-compatible with original wireguard. The same configuration files can be used, but you must generate new keys as part of your switch over.

We strongly advise you to stop using original wireguard if there is any possibility of a wealthy, organized, determined attacker intercepting your communications. (See CVE2021-x. and forthcoming paper "64 qubits can deduce Curve25519 points" by D.J. Bernstein et al.)
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Technologies: Ruby/Rails, React, AWS/serverless (Lambdas, API Gateway),
git, Docker, SQL
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(outdated, but working on updating)
Email: see my resume

Looking for a long-term senior-level technical role.

I'm a generalist with lots of exposure to different technologies including python (current), kubernetes, a year of Go (2017), 6 months in elixir (2016), and 10+ years of Java/C.

I'm competent in Javascript and actually enjoy working in React.

Books I've (re)read recently (last 2 months):

- Metaprogramming in Ruby
- Ruby Under a Microscope
- Programming Machine Learning

I've recently gotten quite interested in machine learning and have been going back through khan academy to brush up on my math.

I'm in no hurry but will act immediately if we are a good fit!
I was just wondering why there's a cap at all when hardware is factored out. Your guess makes sense. If true, this seems like a puff piece that doesn't really mean much technically.

"Windows 10 can hit 16.8 million terabytes of RAM courtesy of the 64-bit architecture"
Libraries Could Preserve Ebooks Forever, but Greedy Publishers Won’t Let Them
According to https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/16/260.12 , they would be in the clear as long as 60+% of users have access to recycling facilities/programs for these products.

This is surely the case since nearly every municipality has some program in place. The obvious problem is that these cities aren't actually recycling things while claiming they are -- possibly even requiring people to recycle. It looks to me like cities need to be sued to remove these plastics from the programs. Then 60% wouldn't have access to recycling programs, and then it would be deceptive to label it as recyclable.

Another avenue would be a change by legislation.

For all the outrage, this lawsuit is going nowhere.

And before I'm called a shill: Don't drink Coke. Don't drink Pepsi. Don't drink bottled water.

I'm just a fan of the law being knowable -- oh, and articles having substance.
Getting to the MVP is more about determining what are the riskiest propositions of your envisioned product first and overcoming them - an MVP is not just the minimal acceptable collection of features. Get the most difficult items out of the way first, don't just try and come up with a collection of easy features someone might buy.
Oh OK. You are correct it seems to support most CKP and CMP designs. So most of the work is actually just getting the pin out and putting those in the speeduino board... I may have to give this a shot then. Not sure about ignition wiring but when I get some time after work I'll read up on how thats handled.
Machine Learning for Security: Things Will Work Better with Humans in the Loop
This doesn't seem like misinformation to me. Certainly there are people who believe Trump is somehow directly controlled by Russia, but it doesn't seem to be an organized effort. Whereas there is plenty of evidence that Trump was aided by Russia and has many financial ties to Russian oligarchs. This credibly opens up a wealth of possible ways that he could be compromised. It's one of the reason politicians attempt to avoid the appearance of impropriety.
Im not sure how you managed to get almost all of this wrong.

Network adapter attacks like poisontap are not even HID.

COTTONMOUTH was hardware added inside a USB cable with the type of attack not detailed.

MG (twitter.com/_MG_) did not invent BadUSB. He was the first to put a HID attack inside a cable.

Kevin Mitnick asked MG to build him one. Two months later, Mitnick announces that he created the same cable with the help of RRD Group. In his first announcement he even said “this took longer to ship than to make!”. His collaborators (twitter.com/vysecurity) were sorely misinformed about the internals of the cable they claimed to help build. They kept saying it was totally different hardware but it ended up being the same as MG’s. Mitnick started threatening MG for telling people that he had previously shown Mitnick the internals of his prototype. MG eventually opensourced the prototype as DemonSeed around the same time he released the OMG Cable that has much more powerful hardware.

Stop shilling for crappy people. Stop shilling for an online shop that claims to do research that most obviously it never did.
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When I need to do cluster ssh with tmux I do this or a variant of it:

function cluster_ssh() {
# Start a pane for every server
for server in $*; do
tmux split-window ssh $server
done;

# Same input to all panes
tmux setw synchronize-panes on;

# Init pane to background, tile layout
tmux break-pane -s 0 -d
tmux select-layout tiled
}

bash# cluster_ssh server-{01..10}.example.com

EDIT: made it a bit more complete, but you only need split and sync panes IMHO.
For what it's worth, the Green-Tao theorem uses similar techniques and is a kind of harder version of a theorem which says that for any n, if you color the integers in n colors, there will always be some color for which there are arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions.
But at the same time enterprize value increased 40x. Paying 1/3 of the gains to management seems fair given the performance.
WKWebView is out-of-process and has a JIT.
I'm quite unconvinced by that. This might be true, but most of "kid imagination" I've seen or heard of was mashing up things they've had some experience with ("the dinosaur fights the action man", "my uncle can teleport"...). They don't seem to be able to think in the abstract, or even think outside any box (such as imagining that somebody could be more than 10yo! What would a 1000yo, 10000yo be like? An adult would have much much more imagination).

We find them funny and weird because they take mash up things we got bored or familiar with (dinosaurs, age), so they shake up our world a bit. But imaginative? Some adults are terrible at imagination, but many are amazing
Who says they need to know?
Please stop this. This is a huge violation of your friend's privacy. Just because a friend has shared something with you on facebook doesn't mean they expect it to be in someone's personal cambridge analytica forever.
I feel really bad for this undergrad; The student's advisor did not do him any favors by letting him go and give this talk to the IEEE. It is perfect material for clickbait farms and the wider krank-net.

If you can access it, the doi link to the conference paper is:
doi.org/10.2514/6.2019-4288

This is not a serious attempt, and in no way indicates that scientists are starting to "take warp drives seriously." It is pitching that same silly stuff White et al have been promising is "real close now" for around 15 years. I also cringed at the equations and figures that were obviously copy/pasted from White's PDFs to Word and back.

Having this kind of kooky thing hanging from a baby undergraduate's name--a name that I'm not going to propagate on the web for his own good--is not going to help his future career, and everyone involved should feel bad for wasting his time. Sorry this is boiling my grits so badly, am I over reacting or is this awful?
> Frankly, I don't see the point in saving a few characters and react/css-in-js solutions make it easy to write reusable components so I don't need a css framework.

> if there is something else unique about tailwind that I missed, let me know. I haven't seen tailwind out of HN circle.

Tailwind is geared towards people who have the ability to design but aren't really that great with CSS.

Take me for example, I have an eye for design, and can put together great UI's and can do everything needed to build my apps... But on a scale of 1-10, my CSS skills are about a 4-6. I could spend lot of time leveling up my CSS skills so I can hand write all my own CSS, or I can use something like Tailwind that is intuitive and easier to learn and lets me focus on what matters the most... Shipping my product.
Net public electricity generation in Germany in February 2020
"These two phenomenon have an important, fundamental connection: As laypeople, we don't understand anything about how either of them work." — works for either of them
What number of items actually need rewashing?

Sure, foodstuffs. But why can we not refill our soaps, chemicals, etc. Laundry detergent? There is no need to wash those with water.
If you keep parts of your portfolio in cash, it's a great opportunity to accumulate high-quality company shares.

As China starts ramping up again and the West deals with the virus, you'll have pent up demand that needs to be filled. Consumer staples are going to go very well as people are panic buying.
I don't know that I have much of a gripe at all.

I'm just saying that if you want to figure out the best way to design the system, a cap is a reasonable thing to consider. Also, let's not pretend the payout that will also go to consumers is unrelated to attorneys fees.
time gsort --parallel=2 -o $HOME/pwned-pass-sorted.txt pwned-passwords-sha1-ordered-by-count-v5.txt
2890.06 real 1400.86 user 165.54 sys

48mins

`gsort` is GNU sort on coreutils (not the one included on macOS).

This is on a Mac Mini 2011 (5,1) with the 2.3GHz i5.

They really have a lot of things built into these tools :)
Wait! Somebody found evidence of them listening to your microphone?
Have been following this project for a while. Impressed with the thoroughness of the creator, the thoughtfulness he put into the final product, and how much "under the hood" analysis went into the Excel version that led up to this release. Kudos, Ace, on getting this out to market, in any form.
This website has totally destroyed my productivity for the day. Thanks for that! :D
Can you say more to explain the utility of this to those unfamiliar with networking?
I was considering doing the "why would you use Windows?", but okay, some just still do.

Do you really want your app to look Windows-native? I can't think of any large app doing it precisely because the standard widgets are ugly.

Meanwhile I've seen GTK apps on Windows just using Adwaita, which I think looks very refreshing on there. You could use any other GTK theme as well.
Telemetry data is stored in:
"%ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis\Events_*.rbs"

The paper describes the format of these files, and what data can be obtained from them, including a comparison with other sources of similar information.

Recorded data includes: (1) Windows version, registration details, installed and uninstalled programs; (2) hardware devices with serial numbers; (3) process execution data (at Enhanced or Full levels only, data might not include processes that only ran briefly); (4) partition table and boot timestamps (when the system was powered on and off).

In the analyzed examples the data was available for roughly the past three months.
Ask HN: Is this a good time to buy stock?
I've long been pondering and putting off buying stock. With the fears of Coronavirus, it seems the stock market is down. Is this a good time to buy stock?

Any favorites you'd recommend?
Personal preferences shared by over 3,000 people resulting in $500k in sales in 3 days timespan for Tailwind UI.

Maybe it's not for you, and that's totally ok, nobody is forcing you to switch to Tailwind. It's just another tool to put into peoples toolbags. Use what works for you.
I Had the Coronavirus. This Was the Worst Part
Or Telegram.