skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since he owns the trademark and (according to his other answers) the business doesn't seem to be legitimate, or even located in the address, that's what I would do as well.
Asp.net Core 5.0 – what changes?
"not so friendly" is a nice understatement.

I'd go as far as to say Mobile Safari is actively bad at the technologies required to build a compelling web application so that they don't threaten their cash piñata in the app store.
Actual mindfulness is not about numbing yourself to annoying conditions or subservience. It is, for me at least, the exact opposite. It makes me more secure and firm in grounding, allowing me to better question authority in my mind, see things for what they are beyond the surface level knee jerk reactions, it gives space to break out of the "fire!!" mentality, see the work in context or what else is also important etc.

Now, of course it depends on what they sell under the label of mindfulness. You can slap that label on any kool-aid cult indoctrination if you want. Not any session where people tell you how to use your mind will be beneficial for sure.
Well, at least that says a lot about whatever is called "elite" and "global top N": it doesn't have any relevant meaning.
For example, meditation can lead to addiction (to do meditation). This is a certain contradiction, very often to find in the teachings/techers themselves. Meditation lets things pass. This is also true for meditation sessions itself, this is what is sometimes forgotten - it has to end.
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Would you say the same thing if a spammer posted here saying how they managed to make money off of email spam?
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This is beautifully malicious.

It's 100% within his rights as the website owner, and it will highly encourage those who can change this to do so.

I love it.
Those aren't TCP downsides per se, just different design decisions based on different requirements back when TCP was standardised.

QUIC eliminates the TLS handshake time on top of TCP. You can't really improve on the TCP 3-way handshake - you need a minimum of 3 messages to ensure that both sides have agreed to a connection.

You also have to question whether FEC should be implemented in layer 4, rather than implemented over the lower layers only as when needed. It seems to be terribly inefficient to implement FEC end-to-end when the packetloss is due to the last mile (or several meters for WiFi).

To me, QUIC seems to be the wrong approach to the problem. If you want a connection-oriented protocol with the advantages above, it's much better just to push through a new version of TCP with the extensions. Sure, it's going to take longer than approving a new protocol over UDP, but the potential benefits are substantial. On the other hand, there is an argument that by pushing through QUIC, there is pressure to improve TCP in those ways. We'll have to see how this pans out.
Hey, I just saw your comment.

For the jsonb
`INSERT INTO some_table (a, b) SELECT x.a, x.b FROM json_to_recordset('[{"a":1,"b":"foo"},{"a":"2","b":"bar"}]') AS x(a int, b text);`
That one is super flexible and it can handle thousands of records. Where you have the array it would be $1 and pass it as a parameter.

With streams it's trickier, probably you need to create a temporary table to pipe everything and then another query to insert where you want. Also you need to deal with async errors which is a pain. But you have 0 memory load. I've used it to insert/select millions of records
```
pool.connect(function(err, client, done) {
var stream = client.query(copyFrom('COPY my_table FROM STDIN'));
var fileStream = fs.createReadStream('some_file.tsv')
fileStream.on('error', done);
stream.on('error', done);
stream.on('end', done);
fileStream.pipe(stream);
});
```
It surprises me that physical attacks against infrastructure haven't been wider then they have.
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> People outside the USA do have strong opinions about Trump for better or worse.

Yes, and people are saying "Trump is an idiot, and he's promoting something that doesn't work". I haven't seen people argue that "Trump is an idiot, therefore HCQ cannot work" (nor the opposite).

> Probably because it appeared to strike a blow against Trump's credibility which the Lancet's editor so desperately wanted.

That sounds like it might be a good point, I'm not familiar enough with the details, and especially not with the editor's motivations.
So I guess describing people as a flower or snowflake in a derogatory manner means that we will have to remove these words soon?
Isn't grime a decade or so old by now?
I believe meditation has taken too much oxygen from intellectual action e.g. writing exercises where you try to fully describe what is happening, the feelings, the causes, consequences and possible actions.

If you do this, you gain insight, empowerment and actionable plans. Meditation might claim something similar but I don’t think it delivers to the same degree.
If you're going down that route, a VPS is an alternative (albeit more expensive) option. Blink shell is a great ssh/mosh client, and code-server makes for a great IDE.

Blink shell: https://blink.sh/

code-server: https://github.com/cdr/code-server
The way I see it, people who are careless with security have put people who are technically able to deal with things like client-side TLS certificates in a compromised position where they have to deal with SMS or email based MFA for important services like their bank, credit cards, taxes, etc.

I would rather have the ability to use real security with the MFA scheme I described above (and in my other post [1]) rather than the security theater we have with email/SMS MFA. If some people aren't able to deal with that and lose access to their account, then the burden is on them. On the other hand, by using email/SMS based MFA and account recovery, the burden is on all of us for the lack of security for everyone. If someone wanted to get into the important accounts, they don't necessarily need to target the user's bank. They could target their cell phone provider or email provider and get access not only to their bank account, but any account using those as factors for authentication.

With a client side TLS certificate, they would actually have to get physical access to the device and brute-force the private key passphrase in addition to the username and password for the account.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23583676
I was using YouTube music for about 4 months. Since it was a promotional offer with my phone, I figured I might as well use it. This was relatively early at launch, so things might have changed. But back when I tested it, the app was pretty bad, the desktop version didn't work properly in firefox (media keys were not working), there were no curated playlists and so on. It might be a nice addition if you want to use YT Premium, but its certainly not a 1:1 replacement for Spotify or Apple Music.
Sounds to me like they're renting the theater, so they can then sell tickets they way they want. So they "sell" the tickets to themselves. They pay rent, then the ticket sales are a wash, but can be reported as "ticket sales."
This one?
"Trump Tweets Sensitive Surveillance Image Of Iran"
https://www.npr.org/2019/08/30/755994591/president-trump-twe...
Master Your Thinking Process by Focused and Diffused Thinking
Very cool idea, best of luck!
the point of the article is how the UK's version of mindfulness "mass produced" for public education carries all of those things as implied ideological baggage.

Of course mindfulness practice is not about labeling emotion as irrational, but the reasoning behind implementing it in the education system is very close to this.
Common Lisp – Myths and Legends
Cuckoos and their victims: An evolutionary arms race (2015)[video]
Release and sell your code without managing a website, servers, users, payments
For me, if someone wants to start a facebook group to talk about flat earth or antivax or any other crazy thing they believe, their freedom as humans to have that conversation trumps other concerns, but you can certainly argue credibly there are dangers and downsides. To me it does not seem qualitatively different than the printing press or allowing physical freedom of association. The invention of the printing press is indirectly responsible for quite a bit of upheaval!
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You're completely discounting all of the game loop code that doesn't run on the gpu.
Hello Hacker News! This is something I quickly prototyped yesterday to automatically generate a REST API from existing Mongoose schemas. It's incredibly useful for mocking your exact backend, or just spinning up an MVP backend.

Authentication is also built in (currently only supports email/password, but more in the works). I implemented granular permissions for API routes that can be set via configuration really easily, which uses JWTs from the user login.
Not without loss of several significant subtextual channels: respect, clarity, and intent to name a few. Communication is a discipline; verbal shorthands like these are analogous to copy/paste laziness over thoughtful, intentional code.
Also related is the idea of an Illegal Prime number[1], the binary representation of which is a compressed version of the DeCSS source code while also being sufficiently large to be published on the list of largest prime numbers at the time.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_prime
100% agreed. Always laughed (but also silently angry) when I hear people spout this meme. Be strict in what you accept and be strict in what you return. That's what a contract is.
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He didn't invent it. He enhanced an already existing game.
Information bubbles on all sides of the spectrum.

People not willing to compromise and move in small steps.

Making bogeymen out of your opponents.

And, obviously, downvoting all the dissenters into the oblivion.
You can also make a proper book[1] from a series of wikipedia articles (mixing and matching what you want) to generate a properly indexed book.

Laser print that on acid-free archival quality paper, bind and put in a dark, dry place and it'll outlive us all.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Books
Life has been horrible for millenia. That's why mindfulness has been practiced for milllenia.
This is one of the things that got myself very mad at Google. They didn't even bother to put my name / surname in the response email they sent. The follow up response to my response, was a subset of the first response, and still without my name after "Sig. ".

In my last email with no response (4 days ago) I've asked to be called on the phone. They probably have a special place in /dev/null for emails sent by my address.
The occasions when GMaps tries to send you up or down a steep, long flight of stairs on you bike are also annoying.
> get metal out of rocks?

I'd imagine that prioritising getting metal out of old components would be a more efficient process. It's my understanding that there aren't many easily accessible metal deposits left, as there would have been thousands of years ago.
Nice but the animation is not as smooth as it could be.
What in Mozilla's track record makes you trust that they can run a trustworthy service? I'm a big fan of Mozilla for Firefox and rust. But they we have to be objective. They have yet to earn my trust for running a safe and secure service to which I can trust my data.
It allows developers working for multi national corporations who exploit people around the globe to feel better and safer and purify their workplace of certain negative things, toxic people and retrograde attitudes. If it means that a developer has to change their language to something better to be able to continue to extract wealth from the poor, so be it.

These kind of actions in a non profit or activist space would go unnoticed

Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
A good crimp is more than a friction fit: it will be gas-tight and mechanically stronger than a soldier joint. It’s practically a “cold weld”.
No doubt the efficiency of the care that is being provided could be dramatically improved, but that's not the root problem, IMO.
for windows yes it's still true!! but in that 20 years I've also moved on from windows: nothing comes close on macos and on Linux I've been using audacious which i must say does sound amazing.

lack of cross platform options inspired me to start reAMP:

https://github.com/conceptualspace/reAMP

it's still very much an experiment but the end goal is an open source player made with the same love of music that inspired the original winamp. some of the features im working on:

- smart shuffle algorithm: no repeats until playlist exhausted; randomized between artists so artists with many songs do not monopolize the playlist

- studio quality audio analysis (VU meter, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, full track waveform, displays for bitrate, samplerate, channels, format, encoder)

- controls to loop, change tempo

- remote control via mobile with queuing and adding youtube URLs ('party mode')

- logarithmic volume control
The 1974 MIT version of game is now running in its original form, using a PDP-10 emulator and an Imlac emulator.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYRFDLYPeTU
Cat sitting on keyboard crashes lightdm
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Best+Fitness+Tracker+watch
For anyone interested in reading more, it's called the Boredom/banishment room

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banishment_room
It was meant to be a comment about Twitter becoming more politically correct, rather than a comment about the tweet in question.
Schools are in loco parentis. Schools are parents. That's what day care is -- part time parenting. They should do their part, with appropriate staff and resources. Parents at home should be supported as well. But this all costs money that is being diverted to the military industrial complex and other graft.
I'm with you. In the nascent days of the internet none of these media businesses were around. And it was good - great even. If we had an issue, we'd solve it with technology and not by throwing money at a centralized corporation.
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No one is talking about bottling up emotions.
Sure but that doesn't mean the thing we "gotta" do should be meaningless. Black and white are used throughout history for mostly non racist discussion. The terms "blacklist" and "whitelist" have nothing to do with race. The tern "master" as used in a branching strategy is not a racism issue. (I get it more than the black/white list thing.)

This is some next level theater. It's almost like the goal is to distract from the actual problems by solving for something else and blowing smoke. If this is what makes you feel like you've done something, perhaps look inward and figure out why you're not doing something more substantial.
> nowadays lot of people feedback that they do not understand my way of replying.

Some clients, like Outlook, will actually collapse the original email and only show the top-posted reply. An inline reply would appears as an empty email in their client.
This. The first thing I do when setting up a computer for a non-technical family member is install Chrome and uBlock Origin. I personally use Firefox but it hasn't been worth the trouble to try and have them use that. When the only thing on your laptop is Chrome it usually runs without issue.
NodeTs Continuous Deployments to AWS
That's the thing - we (technical people) help others, and this includes installing or recommending an ad blocker.
Facebook wants their weird domain name back
> They seem to just be the payment processor that works with Brink's as an end point

Are you an expert in this field?

I find it surprising how many armchair detectives on HN think their "they seem" theories should trump professional reporters who spoke with expert sources and had their work vetted to the point that it was published in one of our national publications..

Mind boggling in fact.

Also, apologies if you are indeed an expert in this field ;-)
I used to use apps on my Samsung TV, but it became clear that Samsung wasn’t interested in ensuring that the device was secure, so I had to look for alternatives. They stopped releasing updates for my TV about a year after I bought it, but security vulnerabilities were still being found.

Maybe my hardware is just on the older side—it’s a whole 5 years old now!—but Samsung TV apps are pretty slow compared to apps on third-party hardware and always have been. For example, my Samsung TV natively supports Miracast, but the latency is terrible compared to an external Microsoft Wireless Display dongle.

Here’s what I use for everything you’ve mentioned, no phone required, although it might be overkill for casual use:

Plex: Apple TV

Steam Link: Steam Link (although I should probably stop using that deprecated device and just use the app on Apple TV). I tend to favor Parsec over Steam Link, though; it’s less convenient but has lower latency and isn’t limited to games. I also have a Microsoft Wireless Display dongle, which is generally the most convenient of the three and still has low enough latency for casual use, although I wouldn’t use it for gaming.

Retro: RetroPie

I know it’s inconvenient to have additional devices for all of these when you could just use the apps on your TV. Strong passwords are also inconvenient. But is it worth getting hacked or dealing with Samsung’s problematic updates? Maybe someday the situation will improve, but until then, either choose a different brand or use external devices.
Even still, the ordering is a form of bias. It's impossible for someone with a conflict of interest to say they are unbiased.
I’ve now read the title three times, and each time I’ve made the same mistake.
Did you contact the listing owner? Did they reject your changes?
Picking the Slack / Chat argument: I don't think it should be expected to reply immediately. It's more like a lightweight inbox (when being tagged / DMed) that's easy to reply to (no greeting/regards required). Channels are a great place for async discussions that can be linked to and are kind of public so noone needs to decide beforehand whom to engage, and everyone can decide to join or leave the discussion without being cc'd forever.
ABP? https://adblockplus.org/blog/adblock-plus-for-ios-9-finally-...
MapLab is really cool and everyone should subscribe

https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-coronavirus-lockdown...
Hypothes.is is great, but: annotations and living documents don't mix. I learned angular 3 years ago by annotating angular.io. Mistake. Now most of my annotations point to deep space because the text is gone or altered beyond recognition. I should have made my annotations stand by themselves.
I must have missed the "unguarded remote" part of the article. I read that there are 30 critical sites, any 9 of which would be a problem if taken out.

To me, this sounds standard risk management. It sounds like a clear picture that it falls in the "Low Likelihood / High Impact" quadrant, though, which is the toughest quadrant to address, because you get into exactly the kinds of questions you alluded to - unlikely, generalized ideas of what could happen, but having to balance that with everyday operations which are absolutely going to happen. Even with a known mitigation of stockpiling resources to recover from such an event, at a price tag of $300M, there are many other things that money could go to.

And while I'd like to feel safe knowing they have a solution ready, I don't know enough about the budgetary limits or what other programs would have to be reduced to make that $300M be available to give a solid personal opinion on any of this.
That size cash transaction would immediately lead to red flags and should have been reported with FINTRAC:

https://www.fintrac-canafe.gc.ca/reporting-declaration/info/...

If it wasn't that by itself suggests something illegal.
You are saying that missing PE isn't the problem because PE classes are poorly run. Think on that.

Physical exercise is an extremely well documented treatment for many cases of depression.
Eavesdrop by Watching a Light Bulb's Vibrations
This article makes a good case for why ALL of these big monopolistic corporations need to be more heavily regulated due to abusing their market power in all of the ways mentioned.
The real question is how many of ICE drone platforms were armed?
> There is nothing of the original design grandiosity of the first batch of internet protocols here.

I'd be interested to know how you feel TCP and QUIC differ in this regard.

It seems to me that they're both reasonably similar protocols that design for slightly different things and make different tradeoffs (reliable single-stream transfer vs reliable multi-stream transfer, ip and port-based endpoints vs abstract connection ids, etc).

I guess you could see the integration of encryption to be an ugly layering violation, but IIUC the primary driver for that decision is less performance and more to prevent ossification by ensuring as much protocol information as possible is inaccessible to middleware.

I'm less enthused about HTTP/3 - I would've liked to see a simpler, "QUIC-ified" version of HTTP/1.1 done first (ie. basically just normal HTTP except with one request per stream), but I guess it's a hard sell to roll back from HTTP/2's efficiencies, and HTTP/2 itself is unsuitable for QUIC since it duplicates much of its functionality.

I also want to see QUIC used for more protocols, especially those that (like HTTP/2) already had some level of stream multiplexing built in (AMQP comes to mind here).
At least in my mind, Dennis was much more about pragmatism and results than about fashion.
I was amazed to find out foobar2000 works great under Wine, including input & output plugins, so I just use it. Best ML management IMO. Can't recall if I ever got the Winamp AVS plugin to work though.
In my experience in manufacturing, SPC control charts are used to assess / analyze / monitor control, ie, quantify the degree to which a process is in control...but not often to actually manage / maintain that control. As another commenter alluded to, the vast majority of control systems are managed by PID loops, and SPC is a complement to those systems, not a replacement per se.
Well there are US Supreme Court justices who seem to agree with that definition, so it might be tautological, but it's legally significant regardless.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-court-apple-monop...
Fired for Agility
Have you tried F#? Its brevity makes quite nice but it’s not functionally pure, you can use OOP where you are more comfortable
Shoutout for Foobar, which now installs from the Windows Store, so no faffing about with installers or finding the right download button that isn't an advert pretending to be a download button
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Since OP thinks it could be a scammer doing it, perhaps just check the referral header and display a big banner stating that listing on Maps is not you and to not contact them and list real services/competitors?

Will stop people from contacting them in favour of real businesses if that's the case.
Are you predicting that solar panel production won't continue to scale to meet demand?
Is anything not a risk of mental problems for people with a history of trauma? Risk of mental problems is half the definition of trauma.
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SegmentHeap feature cuts down Chrome memory consumption on Windows