skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I know we're not supposed to discuss downvotes, but there's a sibling comment that makes the point I wanted to make, but it's dead. It seems fine, and the user's history is filled with dead comments that mostly also seem fine.

Regardless, if anyone has a response to a bunch of websites being a worse security model than one giant platform, you can reply to me instead.
>This. It almost seems like a proof of concept for someone selling services to a bigger player, using the Bitcoin angle as a smokescreen.

This is rather unlikely. There is nothing left to sell. The vulnerabilty was "burned" in the showcase. The code will now be patched 6 ways till sunday and they will probably uncover even more vulns in the code audit. Twitter got caught with their pants down and they will make sure it doesn't happen againg the same way.

If you want to make a display PoC before the sale, let the buyer arbitrarily choose a Twitter account and then do your thing. Taking over dozens of high-profile Twitter accounts the way it happened is just drawing unnecessary attention. Everyone will now trust Twitter less and no one know what kind of new security measure will come of this.
I've only done the 747-8I in economy, but it is notably much quieter than a -400, though not to the same extent as an A380.
Whoa, that's uncalled for.

Send me some bitcoin and I'll double it.
Is there any sort of 1:1 syncing integration between slack and zulip? It would be awesome if posts in public channels would show up on either app, regardless which was posted -- would make transition easier for teams!

And -- if there isn't, if any developer is interested in working on it, I'd possibly be willing to pay -- and we could probably release it as open source! maneesh@pavlok.com
YC is a crapshoot. We had the most impressive metrics in our interviewing class and killer recommendations and didn’t get in. The ones from our interview group that did were astoundingly dumb.

There wasn’t a single successful entrepreneur amongst the “partners” who interviewed us.

Here we are a year or so later flying at 7 figure revenues thankful we didn’t give up nearly 10% of our business to an incubator that’s a shell of its former self.
IntelliJ tools are quite good. Most IntelliJ tools are better than most Eclipse equivalents.
Beijing unveils plan for blockchain-based government
It used to be XUL, but since that was deprecated and Firefox doesn’t support it, for a while Thunderbird was still using it with a plan to switch out. The larger plan for Thunderbird is to use “web technologies” (meaning HTML, CSS and JS). IIRC, this move is already in progress.
yes! I think there are a few potentially interesting data points along this thread, such as time spent viewing, conversion from viewer -> active participant, and more. I like measuring the view bounce rate because I envision someone listening to others speak, and then either walk away or step closer to engage further. Cursor position could be interesting, maybe to see if they scrolled and read the content description?
That's basically the whole point of "What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast"(https://lauravanderkam.com/books/successful-people-do/): do important things early in the morning, before they can be delayed by other commitments.

I recommend the book, its short and enjoyable.
Interesting, I didn’t know about that command. Thanks for sharing.
He better don't step on any Saudi embassy.
What? Tasks (unit of work) and Diffs (unit of code review) are its two central entities. Which parts of it were you using, if not those?
With Qatar you now can get your own suite in business.

Personally I hope I'll never have to fly across planet in economy, but also wouldn't mind flying in bunk bed either. It's sitting up for 26-30 hours or so that kills me.
I came here looking for a way to do exactly this, but it looks like Thelsolator is unfinished with the Go code only printing "Hello World!"
WHERE IS THE RETURN VALUE, LEBOWSKI?
Trust me, nobody wants you to police the whole world. UN was formed for that very reason. US has over the years weakened UN to expand its own reach. So please get the hell out of everywhere and let UN handle.
I feel like the hardest part would be convincing Chlorine Trifluoride to exist long enough for something to eat it, this one may be unfair.

My last request for the night: Enriched Uranium.
fetch is perfectly cromulent, depending on your CORS settings.
Remembering my childhood. Shelly looks same as Logo. The second language that I learnt after GW-Basic at my school. Thanks to the creator. Will undoubtedly teach this language to my 8 years old nephew. :)
There is a german film "23" about two hackers in the 80s. It is said to give a good impression of the hacker culture of that time, but also has cold war and conspiracy theory themes. It is based on real events, though it took some license apparently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/23_(film)
> it would pass the US rather quickly at this point too

only if that military power is _used_. During WW2, the USA had to use that power of manufacture to win the war.

So unless you're suggesting that china is willing to go to a hot war with the US, and out manufacture military products to win it, this argument holds no water. and this isn't even taking into account nukes.
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Wow, tempting :-) I had no idea you could pick one up for under $20M.
pretty dumb criminals then. Exposing their approach to twitter before doing the real thing...
Boy, I love to see an r/lol reference on HN. Gotta be a lot of crossover, right?
I have native apps for email on the various machines I own (between phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops that's at least 5). And, in a pinch, I can still use webmail.

I'm not sure why "cloud" matters for email -- it's always been hosted on a server somewhere.
Shame never put a windscreen there.
Good point, but then the tech cos are left out. I've squeezed Hollywood in instead.
The best part are breakglass keys or certs!

Who rotates them when someone who had access to one leaves the org? :)
Likewise. I know it is merely a cosmetic change, but it is just easier on my eyes.

For me Thunderbird is a way to slowly attempt to disentangle from Google. Thus far it has not been a disappointment. No welcome screen, no problem, there is an option for that. You don't want stuff to be compacted every time it starts, no problem; change one value to false. If only most programs were like that today.
How can I recruit better?
Thanks! We stand on the shoulders of giants, this method has been in use in the wild for a while, and Gel introduced it back in 2007.

Behavior will be the same in all three modes. There is however a chance that testing and development didn't cover a certain code path, and we would trigger unsafety in production, similar to unsafe blocks in Rust. When one encounters unsafety in Vale, they'll be able to just re-run in normal mode to instantly identify what caused it.

Normal Mode is very conservative (halts early when a constraint ref becomes dangling, rather than when it's dereferenced), so combined with test coverage, it can give high confidence in safety, and is strictly better than even C++ and ASan.

If that's not enough, Resilient Mode has zero unsafety, and with the optimizations we'll be using (nonatomic RC, Lobster's algorithm, immutable region borrowing, bump calling, etc) should be incredibly fast in practice, possibly on par with Rust and C++, and exceeding them in certain cases, with bump calling.
Maybe he's worried the peaceful protest will get less peaceful. There could be agitators sneaking into the crowd to stir things up. Counter protests by people with firearms. Cops shooting protesters with rubber bullets. Those all seem like plausible scenarios to me.

I couldn't identify what he had on his left side from that video. How did you come to the conclusion it was meant to break windows?
Clubhouse for managing the software development. It’s really snappy which I love. Sentry.io for handling all exceptions from applications and mobile devices in one place.
In social science the word “gender” is used to refer to the social construction of male and female in order to distinguish it from “sex” which is the physiological makeup of ones body.

Physiological sex can be further broken down into ones Anatomical sex, ones chromosomal sex and ones hormonal sex.

However it is possible to have anatomically male genitalia and XX chromosomes as well as all other combinations. To ignore this is to ignore biology.
I've had issues editing email addresses in clients with multiple mails per line.

As long as everybody is on your address book it's fine, but if they're not, things tend to get awry.

I haven't tried the new Thunderbird, but I am suspicious of this change as well.
When I was in London I did, every single time. :)
Was a big fan of tableau and we use it in production. It's a wonderfully exploratory tool. But the real pain start when you have 50+ workbooks and the underlying data model MUST introduce breaking change for whatever reason.

There is to my knowledge no way to automate edition of workbooks. You are in for GUI repetitive soul sucking task. Bonus pain if "workaround" are involved. (Just have a look at the support forum... well not the good time they just revamped it... many answer involve 10+ manuals GUI steps)

I still use it, overall still pretty good at what it does best. But I'm actively seeking alternative.
Estradiol is a generic drug and generic drugs tends to be cheaper in the US than Canada[1] and the EU. The US generic drug market is incredibly competitive.

It's brand name drugs that are cheaper in other countries.

[1]https://www.who.int/intellectualproperty/events/en/R&Dpaper2...
This is pointless - a complete waste of time, effort, and energy. Isn’t there something more beneficial they could have done instead? Why pollute the Arctic with plastic and film canisters?
I think you underestimate how good the internet here in Romania is. There are not many places in this world where you can get unlimited internet at 500Mbits for a few euros a month.
Ask HN: Did you get a promotional email from Basecamp?
Hi all! I had created a temporary email account with Hey, and they asked me to provide a fallback email for which I used a fake one "lameid@gmail.com".

I used this temporary email ID to send a test mail to my personal gmail account, and I was surprised to see a promotional mail from Hey coming to my personal gmail account.

Is Basecamp harvesting email addresses from the emails sent using Hey?!
MindNode is available on iOS and iPadOS devices too. Great app!
Threaten North Korea
Back it up from different reliable sources
North Korea launches preemptive strike on South Korea
To be honest, I think that would indicate a dysfunction of equity markets, not necessarily a problem of Twitter. I would like Twitter to be not that important. For politics and other topics.
No 747 has been converted in a few years at the moment and many of those which have been converted have largely been parked up; there's plenty of other aircraft available on the market for the same money that are much cheaper to operate. What demand there is for new 747Fs has largely been met by sales of existing freighters or new-build 747-8Fs.
I googled the name of the malpracticing surgeon, and found a LinkedIn profile for a surgeon who works at UCLA has the same name as the surgeon in Winnipeg, but the other details don't match. I think these are two different people.
What does Antifa wear? How do you feel about people that open carry at protests?
Thanks! We're really excited to see how they work out too, there's some exciting potential in there.

I can imagine having programs which are tree-like hierarchies of regions, but I'm starting to suspect we can have directed acyclic graphs, and perhaps even very small cycles in them...
I really wish TB would store mails in Maildir by default and operate on that storage according to the standard so that the local mailstore becomes compatible with other mail clients.

Right now one can manually switch the storage to maildir, but it is not safe to use that storage with other maildir compatible software.
This is nonsense: making people harder to fire won't protect them from other forms of vigilante harassment.
There's a documentary I saw that explains that the hubbub around Welles' "War of the Worlds" broadcast was just to cover up the arrival of Red Lectroids.
However he is exactly wrong. Check the dictionary “ either of the two sexes (male and female), especially when considered with reference to social and cultural differences rather than biological ones”. Gender is the term used when talking about the social construction.
Do you know how account takeovers work?
I fail to see that anything or anyone could be blamed besides themselves. We cannot have the net to be emotional support for investors.
Not even remotely the same thing.
For the duration of the microsaccade, you're blind. So if something changes onscreen it's much harder to see.

IIRC people have used small orientation changes during microsaccades for redirected walking in VR. You feel like you're walking straight but you're actually curving back on yourself.

Edit: I think that was just detecting full-on saccades but a microsaccade version would be smoother and harder to detect.

Source: https://blog.siggraph.org/2018/05/challenge-accepted-infinit...
If someone wants to give up their project and there isn't anyone in the community who wants to take over, the project is already dead. Open source doesn't work without people around to push it.
This is where thinking of people as members of groups instead of as individuals gets you. If I am a Korean-American violinist who has worked her butt off to be the best, why is it fair for someone of a different skin color to get the job -- just because his skin is a different color?
Email via IMAP is the original cloud based system.

That aside, the reduced latency of native email clients makes them much more pleasant to work with than webmail.
you're really quite sure that trans women are not offered estrogen?
The poster above is being down voted because they are not using the proper terms. What they are talking about is called sex, with gender explicitly being the socially constructed notion usually based on biological sex.

Further, they are using a bad definition of biological sex anyway, as 'people who can impregnate' and 'people who can give birth' is limiting (many cis men can't impregnate for various reasons, and no cis woman can give birth after a certain age, or before a certain age).

The rest of your own comment is low-effort claims with no connection to the topic at hand.
It could not. How often was news radio hacked?
After the paperwork, if you want to.
Those are some amazingly beautiful images. And for some reason, I'm reminded of the comet-core ship that surfs just above the Sun's convection tops in The Killing Star, by Charles R. Pellegrino and George Zebrowski. Also the ~analogous ships mentioned in Vernor Vinge's Marooned in Realtime, and in Hannu Rajaniemi's "Flower Prince" trilogy.
Here, try this! Some crazy weekends started out with that phrase. The hazy days of designer drugs. BTW, no judging, recognition from a fellow psychonaut,
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There are many infrastructure projects that can help a little bit. However historically land acquisition has been very difficult (unlike say China) which meant projects kept on extending. A lot of it is also because of corruption that the system enabled. However it is improving much faster now.

In terms of water security a low hanging fruit is agricultural policy, however due to the politically tricky thing it is , it is not an easy solution.

There are 10s of different problems when it comes to issues such as resolving water and it is not due to lack of will. A classic example in my state is that rich farmers (< 5%) hoard all the resources (land, water, free energy and subsidies) cultivating cash rich crops and poor farmers have to survive on subsistence. Average land holdings are very small and in my state agri output is directly proportional to amount of water you have access to, either by being close to a water body or some groundwater.
Agreed. I have a massive financial projection that I built in Numbers over the last ten years or so. Performance was an issue with early versions, but the UI! So good.

I still use Excel to interop with others and every time I do I find myself tearing my hair out at how painful it is to use.
Do you have links to those videos? The link you provided doesn't show any indication that the person being detained committed a crime.
Yeah, amazing, incredible tool but the billing is obfuscated to the point you almost wonder if they're intentionally trying to make it impossible to understand. Though once you realize there are a tons of hacks to abuse their billing methods and pay much less, it becomes apparent that it's just a case of Hanlon's razor.
One way to look at this problem is to ask "how to secure Twitter". Another way to look at this problem is to ask whether people should trust Twitter as an official source of information.

I think there is a big organisational difference between the AP and Twitter, but that's just me. Twitter does not employ journalists. Twitter is not the press.
And a child born without hips? Are they genderless?
Did Thunderbird remove support for older XUL-based add-ons like Firefox did? It’s unclear to me what the article means by “legacy extensions” - based on context it seems simply to refer to extensions that work in 77.
Google: Oppositional defiant disorder: A condition in which a child displays argumentative behavior towards people in authority.

Really.

Not violence. Just "argumentative behavior".
ProcMon for Linux
If I’m working on a side project, it’s usually a challenge that keeps me up at night. Like a really interesting problem. Maybe it’s a problem I faced everyday at work, and nobody wants to fix it. Sometimes it’s a prove them wrong attitude, other times it’s a “hmm will this work”.. and that pattern is kind of what keeps me motivated. I just want to see it work. And I think about it all the time. When it comes to execution, morning is the best time. Nights are for reading and thinking. New feature? I think about the architecture as I fall asleep. Laptop stays under my bed, when I wake up, I just sit up and get right into it. Just run. (sometimes I get carried away and am late for work)
Lab enterprise, yeah. They are utterly useful in our case since we are working on a branch per issue model, which makes it extremely easy for tracking and code reviews.
A number of peaceful protesters have been injured by rubber bullets, so it makes sense to wear a helmet.
Not only does "Shelly" reference the LOGO turtle, but LOGO itself was probably referencing Grey Walter's tortoise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQE82derooc
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Post on your own sever, syndicate elsewhere?

Nobody mentioned indieweb.org/POSSE yet as a way to mitigate such?
Looking forward to update it.
Camping knife? Unless you don't have a multitool a leatherman will be far more useful and is a usable knife in its own.

Most EDC(Every Day Carry) knives are sufficient for most of what would come up camping. If you're going to carry anything bigger a hatchet is a lot more handy.

That said if you're looking for something decent Benchmade, Spyderco and Buck all make solid knives. I'm partial to Benchmade mostly because their locking mechanism works with a single hand in a way that doesn't put your fingers in the path of the blade and can be used with gloves.

535, 970 and Griptilian are all fantastic knives that will take a beating and are easy to carry. I have a 535 that I use on the farm and is more than strong enough for anything I throw at it.

A knife that you have on you more often and easy to carry is better than a heavier or larger one. Some blade lengths are also illegal in certain cities so staying under 3" is a good idea. I usually carry a light pocket knife, flashlight and small-ish multitool which covers most of the bases.
Anecdotally, when I had a stint in consulting I eventually learned that whenever a client wanted estimates the only way I could get the contract was to bid about 1/2 of what I knew it would actually take, else one of my competitors would do the same and they would get it.

These same clients would usually be giving me much praise when we'd eventually deliver 100% over budget, because that was "much better than their last contractor"...

A lot of times the buyer isnt even qualified to do that and so the seller has all the power.
imho.

dynatrace - expensive as hell, but really really useful for large organisations if you are operating your own software and depend on its functionality - read: financial biz etc.
No-Code Is Eating the World
I bought new copies of PiHKAL and TiHKAL when Shulgin passed away a couple years ago. Not reading for the faint of heart, but damn those 2 were dedicated to their science. Just knowing their lab was the shed in the back yard makes it a little more on the "whaaaaa?" side of things.
You don't seem to have engaged with the discussion. This was claimed two or three posts back, but what does it actually mean?

Plenty of passenger ships - to give a concrete example, the Spirit class - routinely make transoceanic crossings at a reasonable speed following schedules published years in advance. Perhaps a little slower than the QM2. Perhaps with slightly more onboard amenities. But I can see no clear distinction that justifies this talk of the QM2 being somehow "the last" and qualitatively different from these other ships that do very much the same thing in practice.
Russian Hackers Trying to Steal Coronavirus Vaccine Research
Trans men are not offered estrogen. Which is what the parent is saying.
just curious, what do you use to host email and calendar?
They should make the doctor take the treatment he prescribed for the kid for the same duration. Only fair he experience what he did with malice.
I think it's the programmer's equivalent of "get off my lawn you kids" or "if you make that face for too long, it'll get stuck like that forever".
Looks like a Turtle Zofka I had in my basic school really long time ago :) Even the instructions fit! :D

https://archiv.inet.sk/images/user/pastierik/kancelaria/zofk...
>That's partially because the sources formally seen as primary...

Newspapers and news outlets aren't actually "primary source". If you read a quoted tweet from Obama in the New York Times, the NYT isn't the "primary source" - Obama is. The NYT is a secondary source that is quoting from primary source.

In that sense, Twitter is actually primary source, because Obama wrote the tweet. Well, except when Twitter is hacked, which is what makes this such a significant event.

(But I agree with your general comment, especially having been interviewed a few times and seen how most reporters work. There are a handful of good ones out there though.)
Hermaphrodites invalidate this argument.