skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You almost got it. SO close. But you are completely wrong about the following "this doesn't change the scope of the inventions, it simply puts magic words into applications or claims to get around Alice if needed."

This is wrong. The scope of the claims that result post-alice are completely different. And this is something the EFF post simply ignores. Just think about it. YOu are an inventor and invent some amazing new idea in the year 2000 like location track a plurality of requests for transportation, location track a plurality of transportation providers, use a novel form of graph theory to optimally match requests with providers with an optimized price that maximizes utility for driver and requestor (think uber-like service). You try to patent that. The patent office POST_ALICE says NOOOOO!!!!! That's just a concept. Abstract concepts are not patentable. But you, you smart cookie, you know that there are only a few practical ways to have a sufficiently fast database-lookup architecture to actually implement this at scale and that implementation and all its details is what you actually patent. Because you had the guidance, you knew what you could get and you went for it.
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That's not what I remember. From my memory and largely based on my experience with Phoenix/Firefox, the option to block third party cookies changed between exposed in the GUI, hidden and exposed but defunct.
> You can also translate this into "please do your share in society and don't rely on other people feeding you just because it's inconvenient to get up and do your part".

We could all share and show solidarity and meet everyones needs, and not work 40+ hours/week hours a week. We are producing many times more than enough. But the structures are so, that most people work so, so much, while not seeing comparable compensation. This is because a few people take most of all the wealth and keep it for them self. Because of this, we need to work so much, but it's only because of this deep, fundamental flaw in our structures. If the wealth was more evenly distributed, we could probably get by with working maybe 15 hours/week, and still have all our needs met, including having more time to relax, enjoy life, be with family and friends, and sit down and do nothing, which would provide a better environment for these inventions and ideas that propels humans forward, as hnarn was talking about, that in history, and very much still, are kept for the nobility because only they have the time to "sit down and do nothing".
It would have needed some extension for a session id, so the browser isn't just sending the password with reach request. Even with HTTPS I feel this is an unnecessary risk, since if you compromise the server you don't need to wait for login requests, but just any kind of request. Other than that I'd actually consider using this for side projects (should they ever be web based and require authentication).
Tesla's big battery paves way for AI to dominate energy trades (2019)
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Are there problems with typescript react on spacemacs or doom emacs?

As far as I know on the Vim side you can get feature parity.
Oh definitely. Almost 30 year Emacs user here. When I saw what was happening with productivity leaps like swiper and helm, and Spacemacs working to make Emacs look nicer without turning it into another CUA+TEXTAREA also-ran, I called it the Emacs Renaissance!

A lot of times I’ve noticed people arguing that some nice thing in Emacs “could be” implemented in their chosen editor. I think they underestimate the value difference between that and “has been” implemented.
He could easily turn around the lives of hundreds of people without affecting his lifestyle at all. That isn't nothing.

It would also lead by example. If others followed him, he would have helped the lives of many times that.
Their advertising business is growing. But not for job ads. Job cuts are focused on the job area. (According to the article.)
The only endpoint to ever do anywhere near as little work as this example would be the heartbeat. Most of the cost comes from a combination of a bunch of things other than simply fetching some data from a local device:

- Web-anything is fetched off of a DB nowadays. That's another crapton of latency, because a) it's just easier to understand its characteristics if it runs on a separate system and b) most companies IME have either no DBAs at all or the DBAs have no time to look in depth at every system being built. So the DB resources are vastly underutilized, and the DB itself is badly understood.

- Cache invalidation is still the hardest problem, and every caching framework I've looked at seems to gloss over that part. Just cache all the things and hope people retry enough times to get the latest update. I would love someday to work on a system where things are aggressively cached at every level and invalidated at every level and with perfect granularity.

- Building for web scale from the beginning is premature optimization for the vast majority of companies. In the vanishingly unlikely scenario that the company actually grows 100-fold or more it makes sense to start investing heavily in performance. Of course, this also has the knock-on effect that the vast majority of software developers never get anywhere near a web scale system. OTOH it creates jobs for millions of developers, some of whom might end up building at scale someday.

Another elephant in the room is that building anything at web scale is just not something anybody straight into the workforce is anywhere near qualified for. We desperately need more focused learning (mentoring, pairing, etc.) across the board to bring everybody up to speed faster.
I do wonder how all this compares in overall costs and performance to just serving the static website from S3 or B2?

https://www.grahn.io/posts/2020-02-08-s3-vs-b2-static-web-ho...
IF you count a request for continued examination a "disposition" sure. However, many (most?) applications include one or more such requests. And so, there is much more back and forth than your post implies. Filing such a request typically gets you at least two more back and forths.
I use Digital Ocean $5 VMs and I never had any problem serving +100k a day on static pages.
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It is not important Zoom is a Chinese company or not. The problem is, Zoom can't be trusted at all because of their behavior.

They showed us they don't think security seriously at all through their actions. For example, they opened up lots of holes(local HTTP server to bypass app open dialogue, local privilege escalation via their webcam/mic hack) on the user's system to provide "better" UX. They just cannot be trusted.
Has behavior for `git mv` changed? Last time I investigated, the command was convenience to `git add` after a `mv` with a single command. Git doesn't actually explicitly track renames, it leverages some sort of auto-detection based on file content similarity.

Still good to use the command, just keep in mind git isn't really treating it any different than a normal `mv` followed by `git add`.

https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitFaq#Why_does_Git_no...
Landing of new Chinese spacecraft marks step toward future crewed lunar missions
> I don't know why though. What makes HN special?

Cry baby echo chamber is not the preferred normal behavior here. This is exactly why I deleted my Reddit account (r/programming).
> The fact that my editor doesn't have this is a feature for me. I want something with a clickable GUI that syncs to my phone, gives me reminders, and can be shared with coworkers when necessary.

Check out Orgzly from F-droid repos.
I can say as an employee for a dev agency that has historically specialized in e-commerce, we’ve seen a massive increase in work since this all started. Our clients are all selling more which means they need to scale more and we’re getting paid to make optimizations to balance infrastructure costs due to demand.

Shopify has said they’re serving Black Friday levels of traffic and volume every day since this started and our clientele on their platform supports that data point.

Depending on how the next 6 weeks goes for “opening up” around the world, it will be interesting to see how much of this increased demand sticks around.

As someone who advocates for owning your own data, I think it’s a good thing to move away from these larger platforms when you can. Going from amazon to Shopify is a good step. When you need more customization or data control, WooCommerce is a decent choice given the unlimited flexibility of the platform (though this comes with downsides if you are not aware how to run it in a way that is performant).
At first, I did not understand either how Corona would affect them. But they explain it in the article: a big part of their revenue comes from job listings. Since very few companies are hiring right now, that revenue is down significantly.
My operator has 60 GB on their 4G plan and unlimited on their 5G plan
It's the one forum where people seem to attack ideas not each other. :)

A lot of people that people can look up to are here too. Lots of famous engineers, computer scientists professors, data scientists, you name it.

I wish there was something similar for business/economics.
> They probably care about their bonus and how it all advances themselves on their career path.

That doesn't sound anything like the priorities of a competent CEO. I think you're missing my point, too.
I would think the idea is that cookies set on a.com cannot be read by b.com. Even if they both proxy cookies from the same advertising network.
Off-course, if majority of your time is spent compiling gigantic C++ codebases, more power to you for using VIM. CPU load in code compilation hasn't been the bottleneck I ever faced and I think this applies to most folks. Plus CLion doesn't just arbitrarily start consuming CPU, if it is not doing indexing(and VIM simply can't do the kind of indexing that CLion does), it doesn't consume much CPU. In the idle state, it consumes very little CPU.

Then again, some seconds of CPU might be a good tradeoff against productivity in some scenarios.
As a consumer, I found Amazon here (AU) ridiculously overpriced. The shipping is fast, so if they have the thing I want and I need it urgently sometimes it's worth it, but generally you'll get it cheaper at the local online stores like Big W/Target/Kmart/JB/GoodGuys/etc, or the small independent stores who run their own websites. Discoverability sucks, and sometimes you spend a couple hours (or even a few nights) searching around all the little local stores buried 5-10 pages down the search results to find what you need, but it's generally worth the effort for the better prices and local support.

Ebay is even worse than Amazon now though. I was an avid Ebay user from when they first came here until not long ago, but in the last year or 2 I find it's just chock full of scams, fake products, lies about shipping (advertised as local stock with 2-5 day shipping, arrives 4 weeks later with postage marks from China), etc etc. I flat out just don't trust anything on Ebay anymore unless it's an actual local individual selling something used and I'm picking it up.
As a side-note I found another like-minded person that wrote about the same issues I've raised regarding long-term sustainability of a modern laptop:

* "Expansion Bays: Another Thing We have Abandoned for Thin Laptops" -- https://cheapskatesguide.org/articles/dell-cpi.html

* the HN link for the above article -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22821222;
I'm not entirely convinced a site called "lockdownsceptics" where almost every article is about how the lockdown is stupid, unconstitutional, fascist, etc. and uncritically reposting articles by people like Toby Young is going to be even slightly unbiased about that model.
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Nonprofits can do smart SEO and boost awareness for their cause
that's a good idea. if you want to post some code turning some historical nist randomness beacon data into 1024 64-bit integers, then test it and run it against smasher using the included utilities script (to run tests in parallel) I'm happy to include the results in the readme.
How about just putting your static site in S3? What happens when traffic spikes (other than increase in bandwidth)?
In what sad, warped alternative reality did this happen?
Private space companies see space tourism as a major source of revenue in the near term. So manned spaceflight and/or stations are necessities in the near term. Mining and colonization will follow, but we need to get the private sector up and running first.
> ASP.NET Core 2.1 was released in 2018 and will be supported until late 2021.

Which is way too unstable, especially for the kind of corporate environment c# has typically been used in. Getting those places to upgrade to stable supported versions of the framework has always been a battle even when backwards compatibility was great, if they have to deal with breaking changes every few years they will never upgrade.

This is why so many companies stick with their ancient COBOL systems, most modern alternatives don't offer the stability they need.
How does emacs have better support for completion than vim?
Free and open source licenses are really useful. Works licensed like that are worth significantly more to me that works that aren't licensed like that. Of course, charge whatever you want for your code, but I don't think you should avoid charging for code that has an MIT license. Quite the contrary!
Twitter too. Every Twitter account I registered locked me out and asked for phone number after an hour or so
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Really? YOu have some magical language in the spec and claims that universally gets around Alice but (and I'm inferring here) doesn't narrow the scope of your claims? Please please please do tell me what this magical "additional language" is. I am not trying to troll. I am genuinely curious. I have upvoted your post. You can send me a private message if you like.
I don't think they're that bad lately, certainly in the 80's, but their live shows these days are pretty tight .. and anyway, the cold hard precision of a playback-show like Kraftwerk gets tiring after a few tracks, unless there are other major distractions going on, which is what I found to be the case. It got boring to watch them checking their email on stage ..
They're individual websites run by the stores themselves, so you need to find them the old fashioned way by finding the store that sells what you want. I definitely think there's space for "local" directories (eg by country or state maybe) for online stores. Google Shopping and all the big sites that attempt it are an absolute joke, full of SEO gaming and manipulation. An old school Yahoo-list style index of local stores that's searchable would be killer right now.

Source: consumer who buys lots online, almost daily, and would absolutely love to support local (national) stores.
America was at war with the talibans: America had always been at war with the talibans. A large part of the political literature of five years was now completely obsolete. Reports and records of all kinds, newspapers, books, pamphlets, films, sound-tracks, photographs--all had to be rectified at lightning speed. Although no directive was ever issued, it was known that
the chiefs of the Department intended that within one week no reference to the war with communism, or the alliance with the talibans, should remain in existence anywhere.
But that is a good thing, really.

The only thing this does, is enable you to update your UEFI BIOS and other machine-firmware from Linux, without having to have a separate dual-boot OS like Windows (or bootable USB sticks) to do that one task, and it frees you from having to download and obtain proprietary firmware-installers/checks per device you want updated etc.

I consider it apt-get for firmware and use it all the time. Everything in one place, easy to keep up to date etc. It's great!

And very importantly: It does in no way enable the UEFI-abuse with bloatware "drivers" as outlined earlier, which is still a Windows-only phenomena, because Linux does not check for nor use these drivers.

Edit: Oh hey there Jeremy. Long time no see! Where did my good ol' IRC buddy go these days? :D
> with a few sheep thrown in.

It's a lot more nuanced than that, they're fluffy and warm on those cold winter nights
They were influencial back in time. In alternative reality, where web stayed in original form, we probably have some other and more designed to specific problem solution.
Til, energy markets still have humans executing trades.

Also, is there anything Musk isn't improving!
As someone from the UK, I'm really appreciative of all of the people who are actively looking into the app and highlighting privacy, security and other concerns.

My main concern with all of the contact tracing apps is that I live near a very busy road, hundreds of people per day walk past my house and they're going to be about 3 meters away from my phone, albeit through a brick wall and a 6' hedge. My concern is that the apps will pick up the random passers by and I'll be forced to isolate my family based on a false detection.

Maybe this isn't an issue and these apps will have protection against this sort of false positive. I've yet to hear either way.

edit: Thanks for all the answers! Definitely helped calm the concerns about this sort of false-positive.
There's a fake believe in my company that all the data must be on premise because of privacy concerns.

We've never used cloud services and we do not want to use it.

Some are saying it's a matter of costs, but you know? For a dual node server (hot standby) we were asked 120K € + 50K € only for configuration fees.
Also, Florian was an inspiration for David Bowie’s “V-2 Schneider” from the “Heroes” album.

https://youtu.be/fWkCMD7woV0
Not losing the ability to generate profit is a key requirement to be able to serve their customers. They are not a charity but a for-profit company.
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I suppose it depends on business size, other than being appreciative, they might also want to keep the provider happy. They want the business to keep going without a hitch and finding replacements is not always a smooth process
Cool project. I've been toying with and thinking about similar ideas lately but more focused on my productivity as a freelance software dev/ops person.

My approach is basically to view myself as a distributed system that receives various inputs (jira tickets, PR comments, slack messages, emails) and performs work that produces outputs (PRs, emails, PR reviews, deploys). I'm trying to model workflows for all types of work I do, and write plugins that process various inputs and outputs so tasks can enter and progress through these workflows.
But iMessage in China was supported by yunshangguizhou(https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BA%91%E4%B8%8A%E8%B4%B5%E5...), a state-owned enterprise.
The industrial motors don't have permanent magnets, so are cheaper to build and do not run any risk of permanent magnets become de-magnetized. Downside is they are very heavy.
Depends on what you want you want to do with Bayesian data Analysis. If you want to be a mouse mover and button pusher, then yes perhaps you can get away without knowing the math, but even then I doubt that's true.

A job of a data analysis also requires one to adapt to the new situations, variations etc. The job is closer to that of a car mechanic than that of a car driver. Its not really a brick laying kind of a job.

Knowing the math is not a all or nothing deal, one need not get into its most sophisticated avatar right from scratch. However, if one one thinks that one can become something more than a mouse clicker, the person is just deluding oneself.
You install something like spacemacs or doom emacs for vs code parity. And then it lazy loads packages based on the file type.

You enable features in config by uncommenting, and it auto installs.
That's not new though, they also rebranded their 3G towers as 4G
eps. given the fact that this site is a product for developers, i.e. people specifically allergic to marketingspeak.
Ask HN: Should I bother doubling down on sales during this pandemic?
A little context: A big part of monetizing one of my projects (https://postmake.io) is selling directory listings for a flat fee. The price isn't too high (sub $200), which shouldn't be a big commitment to most businesses.

So far, almost all sales I've gotten were inbound – clients came to me.

Dedicating time for sales each week seems like a very natural approach for this project, and I've been setting up processes to help identify potential leads + reach out to them. This expectedly takes a lot of time.

But given the current uncertainty of this climate for most companies, with all the layovers and advertisers cutting budgets going on, I feel like if I double down on this right now, I'll be:

1- "wasting" a lot of potential leads that would otherwise buy, but won't right now, and
2- wasting time I could otherwise spend on other work, either technical or other marketing and promotion work, which is a big deal as I'm the only one running the project and am responsible for maintaining everything

Am I overthinking this? Did anybody else have to make a similar decision in the past couple of months?
“The way” of doing things depends on the language, and for example for me Python is very hard. It’s not my main stack but I use it regularly and after years I still can’t find "the way" of doing things by myself, I feel like I end up on stackoverflow way too often because of anxiety of not being idiomatic. It’s like there is an enormous meta knowledge very specific to the language. That’s not something I experience with other stacks.
That sounds like a capability machine e.g., CHERI[1]
It seems those might become relatively mainstream in a few years, as ARM seems to be jumping on board [2]

[1]: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/
[2]: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/cheri...
Invisiclues were not part of the early releases. It was an unsolved game for years in our house.
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I'm trying to figure out what sort of "meaningless details or structure" you are referring to. Do you mean the "sending" "receiving" junk that briefly surfaced to allow patents to "doing random things on a server"?
This sounds tough.

A common solution, which qualifies as “janky”, is to render sticky rows in a <div> element, completely separate from the <table> itself. If I remember correctly, DataTables [1] takes this approach for its sticky headers. React Table [2] takes a similar approach, and actually abandons <table> altogether by using <div> elements for table body, rows, and cells.

[1]: https://www.datatables.net

[2]: https://react-table.js.org

I haven’t seen many solutions for sticky columns, but the least bad solution might also be a “janky” separate <div>.