skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Racists view brown as the new black, and those working with people of color who don't know their place as race traitors.

Also, there was an all white CNN crew a block away who didn't get arrested.

Just because they arrested some white people who were obviously working with people of color, isn't evidence at all that the arrests weren't racially motivated.
How did they got #1 and #2 results above real website which even has shorter domain name? My guess: They bought off fake URL in various yellow pages listing which Google then aggregates to believe it is the official URL.
Both the ST4000DM000 and the ST4000DM004 are not marketed for NAS usage, because they are part of the Barracuda line. You should've gotten IronWolf drives.
I was lucky enough to in contact with one of the founders of OpenCV right before Magic Leap publicly announced. Between Rony Abovitz, Adrian Kaehler, and Gary Bradski - the executive team had some of the top vision experts in the world. Each with their own multiple million (and billion for Rony) dollar exits. They likely raised money on this alone.
Antarctic ice sheets capable of retreating up to 50 metres per day
Personally I have TrackIR and a large ultrawide screen, but I still prefer my VR headset for sim racing. I don't find them annoying and haven't really had any issues using peripherals, although I'm one of the (seemingly) odd ones who doesn't care about buying a button box to start my car.
If you're in a discussion where you write a comment that looks like you're saying "immigration is a cause of long-term economic decline" and someone asks if that's what you're saying ... then yes you should probably clarify whether this is an accurate interpretation of your comment

I'm not sure why you're coming up with a fictional hair-care product. If you aren't comfortable sharing your answer, then that's fine.
100 free submits/month. I use this for my tiny side projects. Anything that needs more I would want to pay for anyway (like everyone else said here)
Signal has disappearing messages for this use case. Not the same but the crypto in Signal is so much better (and permanently enabled) it’s hard to argue that Telegram is more secure.
The website you linked is run by some random person that has zero credibility and references. A google search turns up 5 biology papers - https://scholar.google.co.in/scholar?q=Naama+Nofech-Mozes&hl...

Worst of all, it does not cite a single authoritative source. NOT a single acknowledged source.

I have seen low effort papers written by middle school students with better citations than this nonsense.

I just feel sorry of you at this stage.
You just repeated what I said. I answered that question.
1 - maybe you’re right, I don’t know. Freelancers can find success on Upwork but that doesn’t change the fact that it’s a garbage website
2 - I don’t think I ever said RSS was hard to make work. My app is essentially a feed reader. I am also a shit developer, covered that one already
Thank you for reading and your feedback, though!
Video Games Don't Have to Be Educational to Spark Learning
WhatsApp reverse engineering happens all the time. There's news channels out there with people dedicated to being the first to announce references to upcoming features every update.

The same can be said of Signal or any other chat application distributed through Google Play. How do you know the binary corresponds to the source? Good luck getting reproducible builds on Android or iOS. If you want to be sure your chat app is secure, you need to review and compile the code every time. And, of course, you need the knowledge and skills of a good cryptographer to determine hidden backdoors in the algorithms.

Whatsapp is reasonably secure, as long as you don't upload your unencrypted chats to Google Drive (the backup functionality). Telegram, with E2E enabled, hasn't been proven insecure enough despite its weird custom crypto scheme. However, WhatsApp brings E2E to group chats where Telegram needs manual configuration in private chats to do so. If we want to bring E2E to the masses, WhatsApp is the best option for now.

I'm hoping Matrix will change this or Telegram will implement proper crypto, but until then, WhatsApp is probably the best option we have.
The point for the UN maybe, but it still does not explain what any of that would have to do with the EU as the EU itself does not have voting rights in the UN but only holds enhanced observer status.

I also don't see the UN interfering because if the UN would be willing and able to go there, then the whole Taiwan situation wouldn't exist.

That's why as unpopular of a opinion it might be, I don't see the HK protesters getting any kind of international backing and if countries like the UK and US are so insistent on getting involved there then their best bet would be to offer people from HK citizenship, and with that, I mean actual proper citizenship and not this lip-service pseudo-citizenship.

But I don't see that happening because none of these countries actually care about that HK situation, for them, just like pretty much all Five Eyes countries, this is very much torn in China's side they can keep on twisting to justify further antagonizing of China on the international stage.

It's ice-cold and calculated geopolitics, the whole "humanitarian" angle might be pushed in the mainstream, like it's always to justify international interventions, but one has to be very naive to think any of that is rooted in serious and honest convictions and not just the "feel good" narrative it actually is.
It’s funny you say this, because I see this article linked all the time - and it’s had a major influence in my circles. (Public wiki and Indieweb culture.)

See, for example, the recent ‘Gardens and Streams’ pop-up camp: https://archive.org/details/gardens-and-streams-wikis-blogs-... (Which was both preceded by a year of blog posts about the concepts and which spawned a ton of discussion on the topic.)

A lot of the buzz around Roam Research also plays into this, with many people suddenly tossing around the phrases Zettelkasten, commonplace books, mind palaces, personal knowledge bases and garden wikis. (You can even search HN for these terms and find regular discussion here about that. See also: Obsidian from this week.)

If you want me to put together a longer directory of links I can. Or maybe you’re happy to just bookmark it and forget about it - I get that too.
Whenever I find an instance of this in the wild (such as [1]), I try to add the proper website as a correction, but Google typically will not accept the change. I assume this is because the website URL was added by the "owner".

In other instances where I suggest edits to Google Places, they are accepted almost immediately, since I am a decently-ranked Local Guide.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23347930
This is what is allowed under Section 230: "any action voluntarily taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the provider or user considers to be obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected." The EO isn't reasserting anything, it's fundamentally changing the conditions.

The fact that Trump even admitted on camera that he'd shut Twitter down entirely if he could find a legal route for it kind of gives away the game.
It uses the Signal Protocol/Axolotl Ratchet and Open Whisper Systems helped them integrate it, which is a big reputational stake from very trustworthy people.
Ask HN: What news aggregator like HN do you visit every day?
Hi there.

HN has became part of my daily routine, i wonder what other websites / news aggregator / app do you use for getting informed ?
> Form King is free, but ti doesn't have to be ugly

Spelling mistake there.

Nice looking site!
Temporal – Workflow as Code (fork of Uber's Cadence, by the same team)
To evaluate generic model is hard.

For example, for image synthesis in GAN, the widely used Inception score balances between authenticity of the generate samples vs the variety as well, to make sure the model is not copy-pasting.

In this particular case, apparently the same event has been reported multiple times by different news agency. Even if the exact one are excluded, still it is suspicious how much less the model is being protected from knowing the subject itself.

An analogy would exam in real world. Often, some of the questions aren't leaked as is, but paraphrased yet stay close enough to the source.

In this particular case though, I disagree it is reaching human level generation. They can tested the model with an unseen events, which happen after the model is trained to test how well it generalize.
Sure, but in a country where the bar for legitimate protest is set by Constitutional law at "mass armed violence," everything else seems like fair game.
>David Icke says:- Bill Gates, Elon Musk & Soros Are Frontmen For The Top of the Pyramid

seriously? David "lizard people" Icke?

good lord, what is this? :)
I recently lost two drives in a RAID 6 built from WD RED 3TBs in a single week. That was a tense few days during the rebuild with Seagate drives.

This long time WD customer is no longer a customer.
Top New Video Games to Play on PS4,Xbox One and PC for June 2020
This is the only answer that is true. Twitter is prioritizing traffic.

It's not hard to understand why, it's just frustrating that it has gone this far.

I miss the old internet. Social Media is a plague.
For the second time in a year, Apple reintroduced a known kernel exploit in iOS
I think looking at the discussions here is even more surreal.

Airflow, Prefect, Dagster, Kedro,...
it appears there are now a lot of tools that I never heard of and never needed, despite me doing exactly what all of them try to solve with Hadoop and MapReduce.
And it's been flagged again.
... but where would the encryption happen? You're still just hoping they don't harvest before the encryption step.
Association of insulin resistance marker with severity and mortality of Covid-19
Thanks for the critique. A conversion tool like that is a much better approach.

It seems like ronn[0] does roughly what I want, as mentioned below.

[0]: https://github.com/apjanke/ronn-ng
Can confirm. I have fallen in love with VR when I tried this game on my friend's Oculus Quest. Now during lockdown Beat Saber and BoxVR (another great title, with issues though) on my own headset account for, I guess, 90-95% of my physical activity.
I think one of the challenging parts of selling a form builder is trying to figure out where you draw the line of free to paid. Do you limit the number of submissions? Per month or forever? The number of forms? The number of inputs per form? Access to the API? Integration?
Hiring Data Shows Gaming and Esports Companies Not Immune to Economic Woes
The previous president used “thug” to describe Baltimore rioters. Would you consider that racially charged?

https://historymusings.wordpress.com/2015/04/28/full-text-ob...

I didn’t vote for Trump, but it’s clear he’s referring to individuals and groups that are destroying areas of Minneapolis.
I began using this product a month ago, and I find it truly fascinating.

You can write long-running business logic as naive Java/go functions with 0 error handling and they just work. You can sleep for months, do transparent retries, and convert nearly any custom workflow engine to take advantage of it. You can mix and match Java and go as well.

I believe they're planning to launch a production version in late-June, and Python and C# clients.

The downside (which it shares with Cadence) is the very limited documentation, but the development team is very active on Slack and SO.
Why does it being compiled defeat the purpose?
I like that they're correcting him instead of banning him. I love that they're getting under his skin.
Venture Capital isn't a small business loan, it's a moonshot.

> IMO, anybody who can't setup a functional profitable business with $20k funding is unfit to run any company.

Your business is either unproven, then it has a high risk of failure no matter how good you are at running companies, or it's proven, then everybody is already doing it and it's not going to be very profitable.
> Comments like these make me feel like VR proponents are just people who don't know TrackIR exists.

Comments like this make me feel like TrackIR proponents are just people who don't know depth perception exists or that things can happen in places that aren't in front of you. TrackIR is an _input_ device. VR HMD is a _display_ device. The two are not interchangeable. TrackIR doesn't magically make you able to look over your shoulder.
I thought you couldn't flag until you had some minimum level of karma, no?
i am honestly slightly worried that in certain social circles, things will get to the point where not taking psychedelics carries a stigma.

i am guessing this is already the case in certain subcultures but I think there is a chance it could reach the mainstream in blue coastal cities.
You can see what look like his contributions to FitNesse here https://github.com/unclebob/fitnesse/commits?author=unclebob
I think you omit many details in contract works like pre-sales, project management, account management, etc. You only look at the final deliverables and assume it's an easy work.

Before you take 3M euros project, you need to be invited to join the RFP / tendor, which is not available for everyone. It may take years to build up a reputation.

After you are invited, how long it takes to prepare the project proposal? It may take months or a year for pre-sales process. If you fail, your months of work are wasted. The client won't pay a dime for your prep time.

Even you win the project, how many changes did it take to reach UAT? If the project delays, you are losing time and money again.

How can you ask the customer to accept the UAT, which changed a lot from original scope of work due to lots of change requests? But the client will never say, Oh I am wrong, sorry, I am going to compensate you with big money.

Compared with product business, the order amount is indeed small, may be $20 / month. But I feel happy because I am no longer a slave of an enterprise begging for business all the time
Ask HN: Should anti-communism be forbidden?
Trump is desperate to punish Big Tech but has no good way to do it
My understanding is that he still hasn't been brought into custody. In that case it makes attempting to stop the protests through authoritarian means instead of addressing the original problem makes it... rough.
> ... noting this as "importantly" indicates you believe this is no big deal.

Your assumption is 100% wrong.

I absolutely think this is a big deal but I thought it was important that people reading the article and comments were aware that the journalists had since been released.

We've got the rest of our lives to discuss this event but the most important thing -- the immediate concern -- is that the news crew was no longer in police custody.
Have you seen upx? It might be what you want
Thanks. No support for Replica Sets yet?
Human language is flexible and imprecise. There is no compiler. English in particular is often interpreted in a descriptivist manner (meaning is defined based on how the public uses the words) rather than prescriptivist (meaning is defined by central authority).

Parsing is sometimes used to describe the translation of tokens to abstract syntax tree, sometimes it is used to describe both tokenzation and tree formation together, sometimes it is used to describe any process of taking in text and producing something more structured (Turbo Pascal for instance went straight from text -> machine code, was that parsing?)

Tokenzation is taking in text and producing something more structured, so it may be appropriate to call that a form of parsing too.

Many programmers would like for human language to be as strict and precise as programming, but absent some plan to cause that to happen it is better to go with the flow, and simply be as clear in your own communication as you can rather than quibbling about definitions of others all the time. You won't ever win.
DuckDuckGo Billboards
https://www.fsf.org/associate/benefits
It is literally the president’s job to command the military. If he gives a warning that looting will lead to shooting, it is not glorifying violence. It is a statement of fact.

And looting always leads to shooting, regardless of who is saying it.
There's WebVRR.
Reminds me of 3D TV
A better solution might be to start the archiving process from the beginning. Having a main page that links to content stored on 2020.website.com. The following year, publish new content on 2021.website.com, etc.
I had to use a very crude form of superoptimization for an assembly course this summer. The goal was to create a fast to upper function for ASCII.

I was already familiar with the method to check for zero (with chars being packed in a word):
( x - 0x010101010x01010101UL) & ~(x) & 0x8080808080808080UL

so my idea was to find an equivalent formula that puts 0x80 in every byte where there is a value between 0 - 25, shift it by 2, and xor it with the original word.

I simply tired every combination of simple operators and repeating-constants and found (0x9999999999999999UL - x) & (~x) & 0x8080808080808080UL
Any hints at solutions that help if you're a small company having small company sized problems but don't want to DIY the entire flow execution logic?
I think the idea is that, it's already happened or that it's inevitable, so why not try and cause as much pain for the Chinese as possible.
Your comment doesn't provide insight of when and when not to use it.
Not metal?

Go listen to some of Dimebag Darrell’s solos. They sound ridiculously bad if played in whole semitones. Fair enough, he’s fairly bluesy. But other genres of metal give the distinction you give the left hand to the right too - variations in pick attack wildly change the sound.

I’m guessing it’s fair to suggest that similar things exist in all genres of music, and on all instruments.
> Trump was talking literally about directing the military to shoot looters

Uhm, no
Visual Studio Code Finally Arrives on ARM64 Windows
Some Nursing Homes Escaped Covid-19–Here's What They Did Right
It sucks for them. But we’re in a slump to sag the least. It’d be nice for them to take on those workers as obligation but obviously they’re not obliged to do that, so they’re not because once the economy comes back people will go back to them due to cachet .
Welp. I don't think it's gonna make the difference if I get COVID-19, but I did order some Vitamin D supplements. I live in a low-sunlight area, work indoors, and don't drink a lot of milk. 75% of people in my region are Vitamin D deficient. I can put two and two together.
I've had a wonderful experience with Dagster so far. I love that it can deploy to Airflow, Celery, Dask, etc, I love the Dagit server and UI and that I can orchestrate pipelines over HTTP, I love the notebook integration via Papermill, I love that it's all free (looking at Prefect here...), and the team is extremely responsive on both Slack and GitHub
Even big applications are composed of trivial code blocks. The optimisations are probably synergistic with other passes, and would probably expose many inlining opportunities that didn't exist before.
I'm guessing that Slice just has a big team of engineers that have figured out how to game Google's SEO, and the real restaurant doesn't.
How on earth aren't these guys behind the bars yet?
Another post today focuses on how Slice is running an SEO scam on Google to get free top placement in results without having to pay for ads: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23349819
Nothing should be!
Replying to krapp: violent armed protest protected by the constitution is explicitly targeted at the government in response to loss of freedom. That may be justification for attacking a police station, but not local businesses.
Are they buying .com and .net tld's to host a fake website for every single business, just to outrank them on google? Is that cheaper than just paying for the ad?
I guess it depends on the optimization function? However, I suspect to avoid loops there will be loop unrolling and to avoid interprocedural analyses (which I believe is beyond the scope of Stoke) it may use inlining, which may increase the size of the code.
> flagged without justification

From the https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html :

Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.

This story was not only covered in TV news, it literally was the TV news.
Or use a meta "redirect", https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5411538/redirect-from-an..., assuming they are able to write to the head-tag.
> Nobody is going to sit there and write 404/410 content for moved assets one by one when they rebrand their site

Maybe the monkey-do approach to web publishing that underlies those decisions is the problem.
Directory of Community Bail Funds
The comment was directed at Jack and Donald, two people taking themselves far too seriously.

However, I am willing to extend the scope of the guffaw to the comment bombers on HN who, themselves, might be staring too hard at the bug in the script, rather than stepping back some distance to consider the architecture.

May peace, wisdom, and a great weekend find all, despite the nitwits.
these hyper-specific TLD's are likely quite cheap.
With $50k You can crack SHA-1 – OpenSSH is deprecating flawed ....
Return of the iOS sandbox escape: lightspeed's back in the race
Remember the old Zawinski's Law? "Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can."

In 2020, r/mail/chat/g

Telegram is such a great messenger to integrate with. It is basically just "import telegram" and you're almost done. I built the Telegram integration for Histre in just a weekend: https://histre.com/blog/take-notes-with-telegram/ This lets you take notes on Telegram either directly or via share intent, so that you can save links etc from your phone without installing another app. I think I also watched a movie and went for a hike that weekend, so it's not like it was an intense weekend of furious typing.

I wish other messengers made it as easy. I'd love to integrate with Signal, and probably will do so soon, as a good number of my users are on Signal. But the number of steps listed just makes it easy to put it off for later.

If you haven't integrated Telegram with your app yet, I'd suggest you look into it. You'd be surprised how easy it is.

I think the sane and simple API approach is going to make Telegram eat all other messengers. But I'm a programmer, so maybe I just want that to be true ;)
> That's an extremely literal interpretation of his words

Yes, which is better than a reasonable interpretation of his words would show them to be, because going beyond a mere literal reading to consider the deliberate historical reference and the implicit subtext makes the statement worse, not better.
Are you a nation?
Both Packingham and Knight involve government action to deny others access to social media. They don't involve any obligations of social media sites themselves to provide access.
One difficulty in determining if vitamin D actually helps with COVID is determining if vitamin D levels are directly affecting outcomes or whether they are a proxy for something else. For example: are low levels a proxy for people who don't go outside much and therefore don't exercise?

That's a huge problem in medical studies generally.
It is 51 karma, which is quite low to clear as it takes only 10 to be x-upvote. OP - used to be 140+ points, which should put it easily on the 1st page - but it's flagged and gone.
Age Labeling
Software Development as Advanced Damage Control