skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The other thing I'm wondering about is how this will integrate with OpenGPG, more specifically if it will allow the use with smartcards. And it looks like it planned ![1]

Actually smartcards were already supported when I tested alpha some time ago. Thunderbird used GpgME to talk to GnuPG and GnuPG talked to the smartcard.
Tweet from Trumps account that it’s time for all true patriot militias to take to the street to stop the terrorists in BLM, as the democrats are preventing cops and national guard from handling the situation?

A bunch of other voices seemingly agreeing, and a bunch of BLM voices responding to take up arms and show the white people that they won’t back down?
Needs more typos and asinine adjectives like "kill the TRAITOROUS democrats".
When you keep framing the protests as riots you delegitimize what's going on.

US Police forces are out of control and unaccountable for their actions. We've seen reporters arrested live on the air for simply reporting on the scene.

There's plenty of evidence linking lots of police to the white nationalist movement, so lets stop pretending like they're all impartial enforcers of justice.

There's also the issue of agents provocateur. It's definitely happening and in fact having "riots" is exactly what the police want, because it gives them literal license to shut down any protest.

So just stop with the "but the riots!"

A quick search brings up the following but I'm sure there's plenty more info if one were to dig deeper: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-officials-investigate-p...
Thank you very much.

I'm sorry for expressing ignorant perspectives and behaving narcissistically. My intention was not to call the author stupid or ask for validation of my intellect but I can see how that comes out - thank you for identifying that. I'm sorry and thank you for making it through my comment and being willing to point my failure out to me. I really appreciate it.

I'm actually quite interested in the topic of stream processing and eventual consistency. I was one of the contributors to an open source stream processing based project that won architectural awards at a reasonably big conference, spent a little time working in a machine learning oriented startup based on stream processing with some of the creators of Apache Beam/DataFlow, and now my daily labor is implementing stream processing in another startup. This area of systems design (event sourcing specifically) has been an a bit of professional obsession and labor of love for me over the last five years or so now.

I very clearly failed to express any of that in my post. I further clearly failed to manage my emotional reaction to the article and threw anything useful I may have had an opportunity to add under the bus of my words. I'm sorry for that too.

Again - Thank you very much for helping me grow. I keep working on being a better human and appreciate the help.
I think radio is probably a better source than Twitter as a whole, however they did air (still air?) Coast to Coast AM for decades.

Though Art Bell said the show was "pure entertainment", anyone who tuned in without that context heard what sounded like a serious news talk program about aliens, crystal healing, reptilians, etc, etc.
I recognize they wouldn't have done it unless they felt confident of having the legal right, but it's just bad manners not to ask first.

If that's the case, this not-a-PR stunt degraded my impression of them.

I'm quite certain this isn't what their customers contemplated when reading "backup" in their ToS.

EDIT: Interestingly it says "This license does not grant GitHub the right to sell Your Content or otherwise distribute or use it outside of our provision of the Service.

It also says "You still have control over your content".

Is a subarctic vauly really within the ordinary course of providing the service? Did content owners have an opportunity to exert any control?

Most probably think it's neat, but GitHub would be naive to imagine everyone would consent.

Also what happens if it turns out one of those repos had personal information in it and the subject makes a GDPR right-to-forget demand? Are they going to drag it out and purge that bit of tape?
Not true, I can walk into most banks here in South Africa and open an account that allows me to trade on foreign stock exchanges. Minimum deposits are in the order of USD5k, and
require only local ID to open.

Doing this anonymously would be much harder, but that's not what you were suggesting.
That bring us to the story of ipfs and ndn
That's LA, here's California: https://emsa.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/71/2017/10/Scop...

EMTs in California are indeed allowed to use it, I must have learned something that was county specific, not state wide. My apologies.
AMP solves problems that existed 10-20 years ago. Not today. Websites load fast enough (when using an ad blocker). Sure that Google doesn't like that.
CBP Updates Privacy Impact Assessment on License Plate Readers
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There have been three or four of them in total. I believe this is the one you're talking about though.

https://www.kut.org/post/chief-manley-says-black-man-critica...
Let's talk about the biggest elephant in room: Market and information barriers
It's an old #! VM, so upgrading would break too many things.

Also, I haven't made time to settle on which flavor of which Linux distro to switch to. Any suggestions, for someone who loved #!'s OpenBox desktop?
It’s getting better but the inconsistent UI (Control Panel and that other thing) and garbage that comes with it is still quite annoying. There’s probably some corporate environment to avoid the latter, but I’d still rather not have random apps installing when I simply buy the pro version.
If we're tossing out pie-in-the-sky dreams of retired airplanes we'd pay a lot of hypothetical money to fly on just once, and if military planes are fair game...

...there's simply no competition for the Blackbird.
Coronavirus data disappeared after Trump administration shifted control from CDC
What the fuck? The point is that the police officers and the feds are supposed to do things by the book. They're the law. Their job is to uphold the law, and that includes how they police things. Regardless of who is contributing to an 'atmosphere of lawlessness', that does not give them carte blanche to violate the rights of citizens. Especially not when it comes to pulling people off the streets into unmarked cars and then driving away.

Why are you so dead set on downplaying this incident? How do you even know the people in the video are actually feds if they're not announcing who they are and going through proper procedures to arrest someone? What's stopping some jackass in cosplay from pulling the same stunt?
I'm just waiting for Microsoft to invert WSL into LSW.

Specifically, I hope they release their own branded Linux distro, built on Ubuntu/Debian, with an optional KVM-hosted NT kernel for Windows syscall support. Maybe call it Windows NC (for Next Century).

I'll probably leave MacOS behind at that point on my work machine, especially if they create a display-PS compositing window manager that's anywhere as good as MacOS's.
I did the same on my iPhone but searched for “AMP website” then clicked the first result with the lightning bolt and copied this URL:

https://amp.dev/about/websites/
What is UPI and how does it work?
Know in detail about the UPI technology: https://technodunes.com/what-is-upi-and-how-does-it-work/
Lots of people make claims on the Chinese Internet - it's censored but stuff still gets out. The claim/canard that Covid came from a lab in Wuhan came from the Chinese Internet, for example.

The US definitely has more free expression, of course.
VPN firm that claims zero logs policy leaks 20M user logs
New integrated workspace in G suite [video]
that depends on the interpretation.

most people don't mean there is a simpler implementation that has the same feature set and execution properties.

Most people mean it has features i don't need, hence it is too complicated
This is another reminder of just how little space exploration has happened so far... I'm kinda amazed no one's ever just thrown a probe at the sun to get as much data as possible before it burns. I get a similar feeling staring at the bare handful of images from the surface of Venus.
Ask HN: What do you do to keep your mind from going into negative thoughts?
Aplogies, I assumed you were calling trans women starting estrogen therapy 'men'.

The whole thread started because the OP was using the word 'men' to refer to people who are just starting estrogen therapy specifically, not hormone-replacement therapy in general. The person you initially replied to was pointing out that trans women prefer to be called (trans) women at that point, not 'men seeking a gender change'.

You seem to have assumed that they were putting trans men at a disadvantage, but the discussion was never about trans men. It was always about the proper terms to use for someone who is seeking estrogen, whether they should be talked about as 'men seeking to change their gender' or 'women seeking to align their sex with their gender'.

Unfortunately, from your earlier reply, I assumed that you were insisting on the use of 'men' in this case, and I wanted to point out why I believe 'trans women' is more correct. I realize I was wrong in my assumption.
I "hacked" NASA (I used wget/curl to download the publicly available images) to get the specific shots (wavelength/resolution) from SOHO to get an entire 11 day's worth of a single rotation of the sun. We put that sequence into a VR setting. It was strictly for a demo/PoC of an idea we were knocking around. The idea didn't gain any traction with the producers, so it just got shelved. It was fun showing everyone how simple parsing a structured text file, passing that data to another app for downloading, renaming/sorting to proper image sequence format. Start it, (stop/start 2 or 3 times to fix typo bugs), walk away for the weekend to come back on monday to see stuff ready to go.

Many thanks to anyone at NASA/ESA/JAXA/anyone else that makes all of that data available!!
What did you think of Apache Superset?

We (dbhub.io) were looking at the existing Open Source BI tool front ends, trying to see if there are good chart widget sets and or query text box interfaces we could integrate.

Superset was terrible, whereas Metabase seemed pretty easy to use. Ended up just integrating Plotly.js charts though, like Redash, as they seemed more straightfoward. Redash uses them to good effect too. :)
I've been asked not to get into shouting matches on this site, so I'll stop at agreeing with your first line. I intend to delegitimize what's going on, since anyone protesting in Portland right now is providing cover for bad actors trying to do real harm.
Ten Fun API's to Inspire Your Next Project
Facial Recognition in the Private Sector: Unmasking the Privacy Issues
This could be even some malcious browser extension running on one highly privileged employee computer.
Security is arms race and tradeoffs game, even computers never connected to the Internet are at risk (see Stuxnet story)
Right but other websites load bloat in the sense that it's all trackers, ads and other useless crap that doesn't add anything to the UX. Gmail on the other hand all, if not most, of what is being downloaded is to have the rich UI that it gives. It's mostly not ads, and likely only GA or whatever they use internally as a tracker. I doubt those add up to more than a couple of MB.

Other websites use many different third parties. I've seen some sites use over 10 different analytics tools on top of other other ad networks.
Perhaps not a overt opinion, but do they prefer using AMP sites or not? If we sat them down and had them use 5 with AMP and 5 without, which would they prefer?
Except for Raz the warlord who has an Airbnb and a Tesla with a trunk full of AR15s that he was giving out to people.
Hello Jon, the info page mentions binaries larger than 100KB are not archived. What about images of 500KB? I really am curious what these archived tar.xz files flook like. Would have been nice if the project site included an example of what retrieved data will look like. A lot of readme.md files have illustrations. Either way it's a cool project and I like what your team did.
AMP messes up data science analytics too. Now we have a mix of the following formats,

google.com/amp/s/...
amp.domain.com/...
domain.com/amp/...
domain.com/.../amp

I guess it could even be a query parameter although I have not yet seen this. Does anyone know if there is an "AMP url normalizer" library or write-up?
The reason why (I think) this was less likely to work was because of haste.

The hackers knew their tweets would be pulled down in a few minutes or so, so they had to put out tweets saying "in the next 30 mins" for people to send money immediately.

This works well in what they tried, but asking people to donate in the next 30 mins would certainly have made it look suspicious.
This is pretty sweet. Hoping someone makes an Arch AUR package for it
It's probably from the perspective that (mostly) any time a smaller player is absorbed into an established one, the smaller player is assumed to not be doing so well.
I don't think you can have a "fully mapped type" the way you describe it. Uninitalized memory in today's compilers do not have an observable value.

https://www.ralfj.de/blog/2019/07/14/uninit.html
TB has much less manpower than Firefox, so they're mostly following whatever Firefox does.

Firefox is indeed in the process of getting rid of XUL in favour of web technologies, but AFAIK it's not done yet.

And yes, on UNIX platforms the "XUL backend" is gtk.
Kind of surprised this orbiter was not called Icarus
Who is this mythical universal user for whom it provides a better experience? Your parent poster is a user and it seems his experience is better when he gets the most accurate results, not a subset that is fastest. I tend to agree.
The second link is completely undescriptive and just like with bit.ly and other shorteners you don't know where you end up after clicking it.
This is primary school arithmetic, not programming :(
Some simple firmware I'm writing (controls some lights, takes rotary encoder input, prints stuff on serial) is currently 8K. It's written in Rust and targets the stm32f1xx and stm32f4xx chips.
No. The English text contains paragraphs of text that describe the relationships and interactions of the user configured data model. It's all machine driven. The examples pull from your actual data. It's not just dumb basic stuff I'm referring to.

I'll see if I can get a screenshot later
Extinguish!
The connection between technology, marketing, and mental health
The big one I can recall was the Nikon 600 "dust" issue, I think IIRC it was because there was too much lubricant on the mechanism that splashed onto the sensor. In a film camera it wouldn't matter because any spots of oil would just be advanced with the film.

They were late, but they did the right thing, eventually.
The Evil Haunted World by Carl Sagan
> the son and, later, brother of Qatar’s emir

Don't read this sentence too quickly...
That's not the tone in this article, though. It's not "the input field is not in RPN", it's "OMG CAN DO THE BASICEST OF BASIC MATH, HOW CLEVER!!!"
But clippy will also scream at you if you convert a larger type to a smaller one.
How often do you need to be the filter? I’m genuinely curious because your experience is very different from my own, where I’ve been using DDG for years and I only notice poor results roughly 1 in 100 of the times, and then I’m just a quick “g! <search term>” away from slightly higher quality results.
For all the hate it gets, the GPL protects from exactly that. Microsoft would need to publish all changes in the copyleft components of the shipped OS.
Here is Gmail basic HTML for legacy browsers:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1pq68r75kzvdr/?v%3Dlui
That's what WSL is though. LSW is unlikely.
8Mpix is their top of the line "premium" product. Forcing bundle with own NAS is a no brainer.

btw I wouldnt be surprised if they didnt even pay HEVC royalties.
In people who are not seeking estradiol treatment for body dysphoria, prescribing estradiol can still be a viable treatment for issues other than body dysphoria where, due to genetic or other issues, raising their circulating estradiol (E2) blood levels results in a medically positive outcome. In one paper on this topic, two such medical conditions are hypogonadism and prostate cancer:

https://eje.bioscientifica.com/downloadpdf/journals/eje/181/...
Ask HN: Have you ever had your social media account compromised?
I imagine most of us aren't famous enough to get that type of attention, but in light of current events, just curious who else in the community has experienced something like this
It's pretty funny that I will a huge number of votes for a trivial factual correction and get no votes for what I'd consider insightful points. Not showing votes makes it easy for everyone to upvote these trivial factual corrections.
The web has evolved well beyond what it was envisioned to be at the time this was written - a collection of hyperlinked documents.

The reason for the eventual demise of the URL will simply be the fact that the concept of "resource" will just not be sufficient enough to describe every future class of application or abstract behavior that the web will enable.
I am continually impressed with the changes Microsoft has made since Satya Nadella took over :)
Gmail is an application, not a web page. The distinction isn't a technical one, but based on how users interact with it.

It's still fair to complain about bloat and performance issues, but users generally load Gmail once per browser session, making a large, slow load more excusable than it is for say, CNN.
Create Spotify playlists using colors
All of them use some sort of Webbrowser underneath. Thunderbird is using Firefox/Gecko, Geary is using GTKWebkit, macOS Mail is probably using Webkit. Note sure what Windows Mail is using. (Similar to outlook in my experice)

Outlook... is using Microsoft Word. (I mean technical it's just Offices' document rendering engine, but for meail it's equivalent as opening a HTML file in MS Word) (Also sends RTF mail for addresses on the same Exchange server)

Although I'd note that they strip down the HTML avialible. Emails can't execute Javascript. CSS is stripped down and must be in file. (Or completely inlined)

You limited to some very old Web technology in email. (Unless Google somehow managed to convince anyone else to support AMP 4 Email)
I'm still shocked at the decades it took for web technology to "discover" component based architectures. It's the main reason I steered clear of JS and web tech as much as I could, with a small dalliance to Echo2 in 2007.
What dragonwriter is writing isn't Critical Gender Theory. In critical gender theory the idea that there exists a gender identity that is independent of society does not exist. See https://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage?handle=hein.journals/...

As to classifying what dragonwriter has written as hokem people would find it more convening if you gave an actual argument.
Hi, I can't find the pricing. Is it completely free?
And DIDs https://w3c.github.io/did-core/
You can thank genetic "abnormalities" in part for evolution. Many genetic variations, even those that cause disease, have been later found to give evolutionary advantages. Sickle cell comes to mind.

There is no "normal state of being" and it's dehumanizing to talk that way about people who are simply different from you. Nature is bizarre if you open your eyes and humans as social animals spend a huge amount of effort to appear normal.
They aren't forced to allow anything on their platforms unless they want to provide it in Europe. And what their platforms look like in other countries is those countries' business of course.

> I think you forget how serious Americans are about free speech.

I'm also serious about free speech which is why I don't want unelected capitalists to restrict it.
That's exactly what Google is doing: you can't get into the carousel at the top of the search unless your page is AMP.
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That would be an interesting evolutionary response to track and trace.
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Tech or process hasn't been the main reason for high DRAM progress for a long time.
Since I'm still starting out with Rust, there's probably just something I'm missing here, but couldn't you easily solve that with `Cell<T>` or `RefCell<T>`?
It's too accurate and hard to dispute. We had a referendum at my city and voted it out by a large majority. I think it's fine for cops to record your violation and mail you a ticket though. I refuse to travel to some EU countries and China due to CCTV ubiquity. They still spy a lot on civilians but at all opportunities, even in public, I want it known that no one has my consent to stalk me (incidental collection with no correlation is ok)

But regardless, if you are driving dangerously, you should be pulled over.
Good to see they're back to normal operations. Last time I looked them up a few years ago they didn't actually have any knives for sale.
Proton(linux) is surprisingly good !
Boeing 747 made intercontinental flights a possibility, thanks to its huge size. Especially trans-pacific flights. Before the 747 you had to do many stops along the way, the 747 brought direct flights. It was truly a game changer, anything that came after was just improvements. There were no direct New-York - Tokyo flights before the 747. And that's not happening on a 737 any time soon.

This is due to simple laws of physics, really: fuel consumption grows with the exposed surface of the plane (roughly growing with the square of its size), while the size of the fuel tanks grows according to the volume (roughly the cube of the plane size). Hence small planes for short trips, big planes for long trips, and very big planes for very long trips. Of course advances in efficiency allows for smaller planes to go further, hence why the A380 failed, the 777X is failing, and even the A350-1000 is having a hard time.

Personaly I find flying on 737 or A320 a pretty horrid experience: 6 seats for one aisle, versus 9 seats (787 or A350) for two aisles in a wide-body. I like walking around, and don't care for windows though, so I guess it's a matter of taste.
I wonder why there's not a single reference to Logo (see the Wikipedia topic mentioned in another topic) to be found?
The whole gender thing is a product of society reacting in the laws of game theory to biology & reproduction. One infers the other..
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Good God. That sounds awful.
VSC != VS

I'm sure VS chugs power like IntelliJ too
That depends on the side effects of the treatment and how bad the depression is
Most of the components would be outside of kernel, so it would not be GPL.
> "What's stopping some jackass in cosplay from pulling the same stunt?"

The ultimate answer to this is; potentially being prosecuted for kidnap and impersonating police.

Most police powers boil down to exclusive legal defences that non-police can't use.
London may never build another runway. The current prime minister has personally campaigned against it, for a start.
Did the place you resigned from put lots of pressure on you? Were you afraid of the consequences? Matters like this need to be taken seriously, try finding out the root cause of why you acted like this, it could be your past. But remember it is okay to cry and let your feelings out and do what you think to protect your mental health. Try to understand the reason why you feel like this then act on it. Get help from a mental health professional if required.
Who are these people and how did you determine that they have a problem with the web?

From my experience, the average user does not understand the web nor AMP, but once the difference is explained, they almost always react negatively to AMP. Of course, there is definitely some bias involved here since it's usually me doing the explaining.