skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> You're all going to think I am a crazy

It's only crazy that you're not using a medical device that's built for this! Your head's in the right place, though. ;)

https://goodmorningsnoresolution.com/

> Mouth breathing is horrendous for your health and well being.

I completely agree with this, but using an APAP and breathing through one's mouth are unrelated. There are full-face masks that let one breath through the mouth, but the mask that came included with my machine was a nose pillow. Since air is continually being pushed through my nose, breathing through the mouth is very hard to do.
Surgisphere
> How can we decide what's scientific anymore?

Trust Amazon moderators will do the right thing, of course!

I'm sure Amazon can build a massive team of highly educated unbiased technocrats to carefully parse through the tens of millions of content being added to their services any one day.

There's no way this could fail.
More keyboard shortcuts are coming to the iPad, according to code snippets
I think this vulnerability potentially has the biggest real-world impact. This has been shown in a couple of proof-of-concepts… Merging this into public repos would have zero positive impact, I think.
Have you tried taking melatonin right before bed? Even with a CPAP machine I use them from time to time. Just be sure you have a full 8 hours as it can make you groggy the next morning
It's ironic that an article that seeks to examine the subtle aspects of this situation, after hitting HN Top 10 and front page, gets FLAGGED as inappropriate (it's unflagged now, for the moment).

What is it about cognitive dissonance can't you handle? Only approved opinions allowed?
I haven't had a run-in with the police since I was in my twenties, but I think just for fun - I'm going to get a bodycam, a dashcam and a bunch of security cameras for my property.

You never know when they might come in handy.

Anyone have any general advice for building them yourself with a Pi or Arduino?
Thank you for the guidance. But is there any live example or a blog link that I should definitely follow before I start blogging.

And which topic should I write about. How should I decide this?
That's nice, but then why did San Jose police mount such a violent response at the demonstration last week, with one officers running around yelling things like 'let's get this motherfucker' and 'shut up bitch'? When called on to respond as a department they defaulted to gassing protesters and then citing the violent response as a post-facto justification for doing so.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/05/31/lets-get-this-motherf...
What do you do for a living? Oh, I'm an about dialog-operator for a few years now and the work really suits me.

Repeatedly opening dialogs from the desktop allows to gain work unit points even during breaks. What. A. Madness.
"companies like Google censor conservative content"

Certainly, isn't all their censoring.. in fact, I am less concerned about it than other things.
>Without Chrome the web would just stagnate.

Some people would pay for a better browser. For example I pay for Intellij because for what I do is better then the free alternatives and honestly I am afraid if Microsoft would put them out of business with their free stuff we will get stagnation.
Also make sure you have iCloud enabled so you can access the video later if your device is damaged or lost.
> But before action was taken by city leaders, Buffalo police lied about the incident. In an initial statement, the department said that a person was arrested "during a skirmish with other protesters," and that "during that skirmish involving protesters, one person was injured when he tripped and fell." The video clearly refutes the statement, showing that there was no skirmish around the elderly man, and that the officers pushed him to the ground for no justifiable reason.

The Buffalo incident offers a vivid example of why police records should be considered unreliable. Where are the "good cops" among the 20 or so in the video who had the opportunity to speak up, but in practice chose to maintain the blue wall of silence?
Usenet. Its still alive, though some groups are more active than others; some groups are abondoned many years ago.
Big Streisand effect on this one, I followed him in the past and noticed his Twitter has exploded in followers/attention since Amazon censored his book.

I decided to read the book to see why it was so threatening and worthy of Amazon crossing into such a dangerous line into censorship. And it was mostly a milquetoast glorified blog post.

I also watched that stupid Plandemic video, which I never would have otherwise, when I heard Google was deleting it from peoples private data backups.

Getting banned like this is a great way to get promotion.
If you install the Dropbox app there's a setting that let's you autosync your DCIM folder with the cloud, beware the data cost if doing so outside of wifi. Also, you may not want this setting on 24/7 or one day you'll be shocked to see what Dropbox saved on your behalf.
With Antifa being a declared terrorist organization I would also recommend recording them too.
Thank you for the advice footnipple. Soon I will be able to beat innocent protestors and minorities with impunity like a god fearing American. Definitely, the police force is a place where an individual can make a difference and is not an institutional force so ferocious that even the mayors are afraid of them.
/r/conservative isn't taking on the role of T_D, but it is taking on the role of unironic right wing boomerposting. I don't even go there anymore because the titles always seem to be variations of "EPIC ownage of LIBTARDS" and circlejerks in the comments, and very little discussion about actual conservative principles.
Here are thorough benchmarks of Crystal and C up against other interpreted languages: https://github.com/kostya/jit-benchmarks. It has other examples besides Fibonacci.
Not many people are aware - in Coeur d'Alene open-carry conservatives joined and protected protesters and successfully deterred rioters from subverting the protest. Local news interviews with protest leaders and armed volunteers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIS4C7ym5YM

If there is to be an alternative to the distant and aloof police state, it will have to be in the form of attentive and caring locals possessing sufficient enforcement power. Their look may vary based on local demographics, but I think that's okay as long as they are accountable to their neighbors.
Similarly, if you find the actions of the drug cartels reprehensible, you should join them and change them from within. /s
The article is about the NHS though so hospitals and doctors all access the same system/are all the same “medical provider”.
The counter argument is that the US needs to keep FAANG companies large as a weapon/counter measure against large rival Chinese companies.
They are upgrading Keychain to be a first class password manager in iOS14. Along with WebAuthN improvements, this might negate the need for many third party password managers.
Recursive fibonacci is highly artificial, but the fact that a compiler can greatly transform the program is an important advantage of compilers over interpreters.
They don’t have a monopoly on book publishing though. Look at how many book publishers there are out there.
8chan, Gab, and goat are all for very out of the mainstream opinions.

The POTUS has a strong support base, including multiple major media outlets that share information about him. It’s a totally different story. I think he could easily stand up a huge social media network if he needed to, perhaps in collaboration with Fox News.
Google photos has backup and sync too.
There's a Doom cartridge/game for Nintendo 64, I remember playing it say 20 years ago.
Think it's still around here somewhere, I can take a photo if you want...

Edit: found it here https://store.steampowered.com/app/1148590/DOOM_64/
In 1992 I had a 286, and while some software would not run on it, you could still run a lot of games on it, in VGA mode if you had support for it.

As well as WordPerfect, Lotus 123, Quattro Pro, QBASIC, Turbo Pascal, Turbo C, dBase, Clipper, etc.

Also, Windows 3.1.
It sounds like potentially, yes.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ninashapiro/2019/10/18/keep-you...

Dr. Li does surgery for sleep apnea. I was referred to him once for evaluation for a surgical procedure only he does (EASE/TPD) and which I was told that the referring doctor had seen a lot of effectiveness in improving sleep apnea in their patients. He seemed like he knew his stuff and was very up-front about being conservative about making predictions in my case.
>freedom of speech is still important

> just not have it in a place where it might get surfaced and advertised to people that weren't looking for it.

You're going to have to pick one of these two statements. If freedom of speech is important then let the audience determine what makes it to the front page. If freedom of speech isn't important than hide content you don't like and continue building your own bubble.
I carry my insta 360 with me but dont' wear it. People can start wearing gopro if the want to record without being conspicuous.
Correct. The server should be storing the password hashed as Hash(Password+Salt) to make it impractical for an attacker to recover the user's password.

Recovering whatever the server has stored is typically going to be sufficient to authenticate the user, but storing it as a hash mitigates some threats.
It failed due to both internal and external problems. The proximal cause of death was running out of foreign currency.

Did you notice the breadlines in the US earlier this year?
13$ USB HDMI Capture Card
>I'm not american but does racial quotas have any support? Say every company should have X% of N races on the board?

There's huge support for both it and gender quotas, but they're wrapped up in "Diversity & Inclusion" initiatives that focus outcome equity over opportunity equity.

Somewhat ironically you'll also find that the ranks of D&I in corporate and academic America are overwhelmingly filled with white women.
Can you provide some articles/videos for techniques? I've been a mouth breather my whole life and wonder if I could improve my running performance by switching technique.
What’s the elevator pitch on Crystal? Seems like typed Ruby with performance considerations.
> single-provider system in the UK

England doesn't have a single provider system.

I don't know about Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland (they each have health systems that are devolved and thus separate).
> There is not very much standing between order and chaos, and after seeing much chaos, I choose order.

The problem is that the police are causing most of the chaos.

Looting has largely stopped in NYC, and all of the protests to which I've been have been entirely peaceful. But police still start beating and arresting people indiscriminately as soon as curfew starts — in some cases, even boxing protestors in so they can't leave before curfew. Most cops I see have their badge numbers covered. They are arresting people to whom curfew doesn't apply (such as delivery workers) and in places that curfew doesn't apply (such as people's own front stoops). They are threatening to take reporters' press badges for covering the assaults.
I do not trust Google to give me accurate and truthful results. Not the engineers, not the executives, not the company. They are my political opponents.

They are people and Google is still a corporation: they can all be bought, infiltrated, deceived, manipulated and threatened. I would not allow such a centralized point of failure for all information and knowledge to be controlled.

Given that not even soft sciences academics, who are supposed to be erudites, can separate themselves from their biases and look at things objectively, and their whole job is supposed to be that, I do not trust that the engineers at Google are able to do that.

And finally, simply giving an incredibly small elite what the rest of the population can see and know, is a bad idea.

These are the reasons why I oppose prioritizing "truth and accuracy". It would not be such thing.

I, personally, would add that just the two American political parties deciding what is politically neutral is pretty bad. Even if the Republicans are nominally on my side, I do not trust such people to treat fairly all other politics than the ones chosen by the leaders of each party. And all the other points I have raised wholly apply even to those on my side of politics.

It would still, however, be better than letting my political enemies controlling the internet. If the roles were reversed, you would think the same.
1 hour ago this began appearing on plenty of Mac news sites. The PR game is a push not a pull.
All those sound great in theory if the US was an isolated nation.

However all these companies compete on a global stage. You better believe that Huawei, tencent, Alibaba are going to take advantage of weakened US companies.
You have it completely backwards :)

It's is technically correct. Legally and conceptually
censorship is defined only as censorship done by the government.

Censorship is commonly understood to mean any kind of censoring or removing of content.
Sociopaths win. [0]

[0] https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
They don't need to change from this point of view. And probably will never change for the others :)
Would this benefit China or Chinese companies in any way that would be detrimental to U.S. interests?
So...you want a fun exciting job that pays well and challenges you? Get in line. No one cares that you have a degree. It means nothing right now because you have NO EXPERIENCE (on paper). You have to go through the grind just like everyone else so that you can learn, build on it, increase in your position and area of expertise, and then down the line begin teaching someone who is then in the CRUD job you were once in.

Nothing will ever replace starting at the bottom and working your way up. This takes time, sweat, and sometimes tears. I started at 18 and am now 36.
> But the reason why it's covered a lot more is because it's often super egregious.

Daniel Shaver had no criminal history, he was unarmed in his own hotel room on his hands and knees begging for his life when a police officer shot him five times.

Tim Timpa was pinned to the ground with at least one officer kneeling on his back while he struggled to breath, begging police officers to get off of him, saying they were going to kill him. He begged more than 30 times over the course of 14 minutes. The police officers joked about killing him even after he was unconscious and possibly even after he had died.

Justine Damond was a 40 year old Australian-American woman who called the police to report a possible sexual assault in the alley near her home. She was unarmed and barefoot as she approached the police after they swept the alley in their squad car when they shot her in the chest.

I don't see how these killings are less egregious than those that the media do report on. Moreover, there are also patently fraudulent media reports of racism, such as the Covington Catholic affair that are designed to get the nation in a race frenzy even if it means sending an angry mob after innocent children. I don't think "concern for the community" is motivating the media. Minority communities' anxiety is the result of--not the cause for--the media's fear mongering.
Of course you can have such an idea, by thinking about the context of the thread in which this discussion is taking place and the fact that I acknowledged two examples of state-imposed sanctions that business owners might have been pissed off about. Offering explanations of elementary concepts in the middle of a more advanced discussion is patronizing and unhelpful. Your point that the distinction is not significant speaks to a lack of experience on your part so I will assume your behavior was unintentional.
No, that reddit community is not representative of all people who nominally support Donald Trump (say, those who voted for him in 2016). However, that reddit community in particular has a substantial number of fascists and white supremacists among its members, and they are welcomed to bring their disturbing violent messages there.

(They are also encouraged by the numerous statements by Trump himself – their “god emperor” – and other allied officials in support of overtly fascist and white supremacist viewpoints.)

What would you consider to be fair definitions of “fascism” or “white supremacism” or “racism”? Does your definition include e.g. neo-Nazis marching chanting “Jews will not replace us”?
A world that's designed to make you sad and angry
Also have a mustache and beard. Just ordered https://smile.amazon.com/Sleep-Strips-SomniFix-Breathing-Nig... . We'll see how it goes. Still sounds insane but hey, It's easy enough to try.
My neighbor has some internet enabled ones.

He uses ifttt and their motion detection feature to text him when the cameras sense changes when he'e not in his home (well when his phone isn't at home anyway..).
Nobody cares about the survivors of a school shooting, other than having sympathy for them.

The survivors of the school shooting politicized the issue which makes it everyone's problem. They want a political action, they are constantly on the television promoting a certain viewpoint which I believe is asking to give up on my civil rights. They're saying that I need to give up my civil rights because of what happened to them.

Virginia Beach Shooting resulted in sweeping anti-gun legislation passed and the flipping of Virginia legislature, almost none of it was targeted at the survivors of the shooting. There was world's biggest Mass demonstration of armed protesters, and almost nobody brought the survivors of Virginia Beach shooting up.
That issue is solved by simply having "hash(password+salt)" the thing the server has stored and is checking.

In other words you can combine salts + hashes + nonces to both eliminate the server's need to know the password and the possibility of a replay attack.
You should. They get harassed enough that, if you start recording an antifa protest, you'll probably catch a badly-behaved cop on camera.
OTR also allows you to do key verification -- all encrypted chat systems support that. The point isn't that you cannot be sure who you're talking to, the point is that the communication transcript cannot be provided to a third party as evidence that either party in the conversation said something.

This is fairly simply implemented in OTR. Rather than signing the message with an asymmetric keypair (as you would with PGP), you sign it with a HMAC. Thus both the sender and recipient could create a valid message from the sender (giving you the property that only the two people in the conversation can be sure what was actually said by the other party, without being able to prove it to a third party cryptographically).
> anyone intentionally exposing themselves to "everything" should be prepared to view the worst of the worst (of the worst) of "everything." That's what "everything" means!

That would be ok if you saw that in propotion. The issue is when you have a group of people intentionally gaming the upvote system, making /r/all inundated with alt-right content (tbf, /r/t_d weren't the only one doing that), completly skewing what you see.

It's basically the same issue with all social platform, yes everyone should have the right to express their views, but mass amplification via the platform's algorithm shouldn't be a right.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combatant

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlawful_combatant
IMHO the man is a genius and the idea is brilliant. it’s the only place i’ve seem a reasonable interpretation of the uncertainty principle.
> medical device that's built for this!

You don't need to spend $90 on some patented thing. Use simple 3M Micropore Surgical Tape 2.5cm x 9.14m, its what every one else uses for mouth taping and its exactly what a lot of dentists will suggest is used, although a few more folks are using SomniFix Sleep Strips as well. Tape works absolutely fine though, and its the consensus go to by most users.
BLM inadvertantly turns documentation gray-scale, affecting syntax highlighting
I don't mean to discredit the BLM movement with this post or anything, but I personally dislike the in-your-face-ness of this kind of thing nowadays. I'm also reminded that nowadays, everything is SaaS - gone are the days of "you own it". Things can change whenever they want to.
This is the least charitable interpretation of GP's proposal possible. A small amendment to GP's comment to apply only uniformed officers operating in public—as the D.C. troops from the article are—negates this reductio ad absurdum.
Not really. Hospitals don't talk to each other properly, GPs don't talk to each other. I've been asked to bring blood test results in paper from my GP to a specialist clinic because they couldn't work out how to get them emailed over - and it is essentially various forms of email that much exchange does happen over.

An "integrated system" has been something the NHS has been sinking money into for decades and getting nowhere with.
How do I use Keychain with Firefox?
Because he develops a tool that other google developers use daily. If hiring him and directing his efforts leads to even a 0.1% productivity improvement in those developers, it would be Worth it.
"Facebook, Google Digital Ad Market Share Drops as Amazon Climbs" - June 2019 [1]

"Amazon is eating into Google's most important business: Search advertising" - October 2019 [2]

There are dozens and dozens of articles about this. The market as a whole is growing, and Google's market share is large, but shrinking as a percentage of the pie.

[1] - https://www.investopedia.com/news/facebook-google-digital-ad...

[2] - https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/15/amazon-is-eating-into-google...
You don't know what's causing the deaths. Maybe it's lockdown/fear: we know that fewer people are seeking medical treatment for non covid related issues, fewer organ transplants are happening, fewer cancer screenings occuring, etc.
> So I guess my proposal is that any officer who carries a gun should be required to wear a "badge number”.

If an officer who isn’t armed kneels on someone’s neck and kills them, they then wouldn’t be identifiable.
If you’re using a PC, I bought the PCIe version of the camlink from Best Buy a few weeks ago without any problems (they even have it in stock).
Objectively speaking becoming involved in a trend only for the sake of a given trend becoming more trendy strikes me as directly irrational. It’s following for the sake of following only because that’s what followers do which is circular and absent of any original consideration.
At the time of the breakup AlphabetCereal gets a copy and AlphabetSoup gets a copy. If they care, make Soup and Cereal pledge to purge the Soup specific or the Cereal specific parts. Either way, ban the soup company from selling cereal by consent decree and vice versa.

Splitting the datacenters might be trickier, but worst case, operate them jointly for 12-18 months, and at the end, each datacenter and the contents thereof are the exclusive property of one or the other. Or enact a third company to own and operate the datacenter under FRAND terms.
There is parallel with pilots and airplane crashes. There is a tendency for airlines to put the blame on a pilot in case of a crash, this disincentives pilots from speaking the truth. Unfortunately the 'anti cop' sentiment would have the same effect.

Imgaine how hard it is for us to admit a mistake at work which brings the website down but here someone's life is at stake.

What happens if a cop makes a mistake and causes grave injury to someone. What would be his incentive to admit mistake and possibly spend rest of his life in prison.
Is it? All revolutions are started by powerful groups from the elite who enlist people lower down in the hierarchy to help them. I cannot think of a counterexample, not even the Russian Revolution.
Next time I see the cops I’m gonna thank them for their service