skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Genius move if this is a one- night thing to scare protesters into not coming out anymore...but it doesn’t sound like that’s their strategy.

Any more than one night and you risk deadly complications when citizens prepare for abduction.
I've switched to their android app for this. Much faster and better experience.
No, I'm pretty sure they mean international first class, especially since they also mention 'it's surprisingly quiet in the top front', which is where first class is.
This is terrifying.

First they came for the rioters destroying federal property, and I did not speak out because I was not a rioter destroying federal property.
Not that reddit web is much better than AMP.
Don't underestimate the power of defaults and core functionality.

If gmail support PGP, you could start to really use it, since you could be reasonably confident the recipient could read the message even if they have no idea what PGP was. For a plugin they would have to actively look for it.

Unfortunately Thunderbird user base is tiny but it's something
I consciously chose "men" both to parallel the construction of the headline "Boy", with the specific intention of having the sentence hit home for those HN readers who see themselves as "men", while quietly tapping into a certain sexist bias ^1 I've observed in both American medical practices.

Under normal circumstances, I would agree with your point, and I would likely have selected either "transwomen" or "bio-males" in this scenario. Both are exclusionary for various reasons ^2^3, and when making my selection I came to realize that all possible phrases I could use here would result in some sort of HN reply thread about the word or phrase chosen.

Technically, the most correct phrasing for the sentiment I was expressing clocks in at 26 words: "People seeking estradiol treatment for body dysphoria who are perceived as 'men' by their prescribing doctor, regardless of their self-identified gender or their physical sex characteristics". However, that itself would have resulted in a reply thread about shorter ways I could have expressed that, and encouraged a discussion about weakening the accuracy of transgender representation for the convenience of others. That would do more harm than good to transgender acceptance at this point in time than I could accept.

In the end, I considered it most productive for the guaranteed-to-occur HN tangent about my choice of phrasing here to focus on how the word "men" in transgender treatment contexts is insufficiently representative, rather than to focus on how the most-correct phrase is overly representative.

In review of the replies, I am content with the results of my choice. Many users are realizing that there is no simple wording to express this concept, and that every possible choice has issues. It will slightly improve empathy and understanding of transgender representation issues. I feel this choice of wording has been successful.

^1 Doctors are more likely to seek informed consent for procedures affecting reproductive systems (including E2/T dosing) from those they perceive as "men", regardless of the person's actual 'sex' or self-identified gender, especially when the side effects would affect virility in a fertile male.

^2 Genders that are not "women" are permitted to treat body dysphoria by increasing their estradiol levels, too.

^3 Short for "biological males", which excludes people who are not simple 'XY males', such as hermaphrodites, that for whatever reason choose to treat body dysphoria with estradiol.
The problem is that it is all too common for these tools to not be sufficiently prioritized in these organizations. They are usually slapped together without security or much else in mind. They are barely maintained. Security concerns as they surface are addressed by tacking on auditing and authorization instead of more secure architectures.
I had never heard about it before reading the article, looked it up, and I agree with the article. This is yet another wretched idea like jsx. Kill it before it lays eggs!
Thats the idea. They cripple the web version so you use the app that can spam you with notifications. I use i.reddit.com which loads up a super fast version clearly designed to work well with an iphone 3.
Sure of course.
Yes, and adding a note doing the 301 will preserve the search engine mojo.
AnimalPuppet says>""Who do you want running your country/state when a pandemic hits" is a different axis than most voters have historically decided on. We're finding out that competence matters, not just ideology."<

I am unconvinced that one should choose leaders based on the likelihood of a pandemic, nor do I believe that one can predict competence under such circumstances given our contentious political environment. Its all a crapshoot and someone has stolen the dice.
Same here. Logo was my first programming language at 9 or 10 back in 1989 in eastern Europe. Long live Logo. Kids nowadays ought to have a similar intro
In Northern Europe, blonde hair is very common.
Why do I feel this is a post that will not age well :-/
My best guess is it's some function of the popularity. The three that my profile shows are

- capnproto/capnproto

- sandstorm-io/sandstorm

- erlang/otp

(I don't remember the order).

I actively contribute heavily to sandstorm. I've sent patches here and there to capnproto, and it's vaguely a sister project to sandstorm. Those are probably some of the most popular projects I have multiple contributions to, though there are others.

otp feels a bit odd though, if there's and "and more" -- I sent them a one line patch to fix a build error when building against musl. I haven't really been involved since, nor was I before. But it's a high profile project.
Taking page load times into account is not political in any way. Faster load times provide a better user experience.
Leaving Gmail open for 15 seconds = 220 requests and 28MB of information over the network for me.

Google is the absolute last company to lecture anyone about website bloat.
I don’t know but if I had to guess it seems to use ajax for everything. They should consider pre-rendering content.
That's literally what Windows Subsystem for Linux is. Trying to integrate Linux into Windows.
Optimization of OpenGL ES vertex data
When Intel refused to make Apple's ARM processor for iPhones, TSMC was also unable to build a competitive high-end SOC. And yet 13 years later, here we are. Of course, Intel and TSMC both shop with ASML, and that's not a possibility anymore for SMIC, so it's not a quite similar comparison...

Yet I think it's important to keep some perspective: this Chinese/US spat is not a championship where a winner will be declared at the end of the summer. There's no reason to believe that 50 years from now either China or US will have collapsed. Xi Jinping dictatorial inclinations [1] are a threat of course, as he might decide to consolidate his power at the expense of China. But US recent [2] trend of politicians running on the hate of the other half of the US population is also a tremendous existential threat.

In any case, assuming that both US and China still stand 50 years from now, the only way for TSMC, Samsung or even Intel to stay ahead is, well, to stay ahead. It's a never-ending marathon, and in that regard funneling Huawei money into SMIC sounds very counter-productive.

[1] Moreso than his predecessors IMHO, with the notable exception of Mao. And indeed, Mao was very good at keeping China poor, underdeveloped and starving.

[2] Is it really recent? I'm French, during my two stays in the US (first time 3 years, second time 5 years) I felt a major polarization of the population, but it might have been there all along and I simply didn't notice.
Wofram, Penrose, and Dirac
Sounds a bit like the Curies and Barry Marshall:

https://www.google.com/search?q=scientist+gave+himself+ulcer...
Online Scams: What Are They and How to Protect Yourself from Them
My guess would be that the average user doesn’t know about AMP or have any opinion about it.
If that was the case , they should show fast light pages even without amp higher , amp is not only to make pages faster and lighter .

If preference was anything fast then I would agree with you, instead of just amp
To be clear, the difference is that an URI generally only allows you to refer to a resource ("Identifier"), whereas an URL also tells you where to find and access it ("Locator").

For instance, `https://example.com/foo` tells you that the resource can be accessed via the HTTPS protocol, at the server with the hostname example.com (on port 443), by asking it for the path `/foo`. It is hence an URL. On the other hand, `isbn:123456789012` precisely identifies a specific book, but gives you no information about how to locate it. Thus, it is just an URI, not an URL. (Every URL is also an URI, though.)
My point was that the page as a whole is not clear, but even the sample you have selected is problematic.

"will need" also implies certainty. This feature may never be available within the lifetime of the product being sold today, or indeed the lifetime of the customer or the company. This is misleading.

Tesla is making unverifiable claims about the future of a product which is on sale now.

It is a fact of the digital distribution age that traditional marketing doesn't fit the model of products which can change post-purchase. They are certainly not alone in this, with some very famous cases like No Man's Sky launching with less features than advertised or iPhone performance degrading after an iOS update.

However, this is a machine which can kill people, not a computer game missing content. Let's err on the side of caution with the marketing and not allow companies to talk about what their products can't do.
The detained this guy, then had no records of detaining him and denied they detained him. So I'm not even sure you can say they are law enforcement.
Luck, yes. Competence, no. There is no "lesson" here unless you mistakenly believe history repeats itself.
It seems a little weird that they are asking website operators to add the very same bloated functionality that AMP claims to try to eliminate
Google owns 7 of the top 10 most popular third-party calls on the websites today. They’re things such as Google Analytics, Google Fonts and Google’s DoubleClick advertising scripts. So they're at least partially responsible for the websites being slow with lots of garbage in the first place.
Lindy
Nikon and Canon's pro SLR ranges are product ecosystems with massive switching costs. They maintain all sorts of products and services that don't make economic sense in isolation, but are necessary to maintain a comprehensive product ecosystem. A professional or serious amateur might own tens of thousands of dollars worth of camera bodies, lenses and accessories; for a small but meaningful proportion of those customers, the continued availability of the F6 will be the key factor in their choice of camera system.
VSCode is the one exception IME. The base editor is improving and the range of high-quality extensions is growing.

Eg installing and running the Lombok extension is a one-liner. I fought for about an hour trying to do the same on Eclipse.
Where's the extinguish? Get everyone so addicted to procmon for Linux that they stop paying for strace?
Choose one:

1) pour money into reverting global warming

2) pour money into demilitarising the world

3) pour money into space travel and colonisation
Some additional context on the federal law enforcement situation unfolding in Portland. https://www.wweek.com/news/2020/07/16/oregon-gov-kate-brown-...
>Given that hard power is being used to punish China they will use every means at their disposal from massive investments and manpower to poaching talents and even espionage.

Espionage is usually the first thing, not something of last resort. Pretty much all major players are doing it all the time. Doesn't even take much incentive.

The west isn't quite as free with giving the stolen information to the private sector (though the US really likes giving their domestic companies bidding advantages) - but since we're talking about China here, there's pretty much a guarantee of anything and everything finding a way to their private sector.
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The rationale for Eastasia, Eurasia, and Oceania:

"YOU AND THE ATOMIC BOMB (1945)"
http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0300011h.html#part33

It looks like he may have swiped the tripartition from Burnham, THE MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION, but it also corresponds nicely to who has the bomb.

Eastasia - CN
Eurasia - FR (sub/air only), RU
Oceania - UK (sub only), US

Edit: FWIW, after skimming a summary of Burnham (the precursor to IngSoc), I'd say that capital, having devised hedge funds, LBOs, and PE, have shown they know well how to keep management in their place.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23810147

Conflicts between capital and management are nothing new: roman senators were not supposed to be "in trade", but owning commercial ventures was perfectly respectable. (I've heard it jokingly said that one's golf handicap in strokes ~= one's office time in hours per week...)
Rather more eloquently asked than by the other person I saw querying this[0]! I suspect it's covered under Github's TOS - specifically[1], only public repositories were included and these are all effectively just backups. Especially in the case of the vault in Svalbard. But you can opt out of the 'warm storage'[0].

[0] https://github.com/github/archive-program/issues/36
[1] https://docs.github.com/en/github/site-policy/github-terms-o...
need root permission. Can we have normal permission ProcMon with less feature?
Nice self-fulfilling prophecy!

This tool seems to be the first foray into the second ‘E’.
WSL is becoming more attractive as a development environment by the day. Maybe my next computer in 4-5 years won’t be a Mac.

I miss having access to Windows games.
> I wish I could get my hands on the son of a bitch who thought it up.

Malte Ubl (@Cramforce) would like to have a word with you.
You're skipping ahead of yourself, wait for them to build proprietary extensions in WSL.

The entire point is move people away from Linux and back onto the gimped version of the platform provided by MS.

Case in point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23867754
Exactly how the first iPhone prototype was.... But you need to see past that, see the vision. I see robot haircutters everywhere in 10 years.
For most non-technical users this is all out-of-sight, non-existing as an issue.

I am often surprised when I browse on the laptops or mobiles of friends and family, and see totally ad-infested, slow-loading crap. It is a different web than I have.

When I say "Dude, what's going on here? I can improve your life. Let me install FF and an ad-blocker" they just shrug and say "Nah, its okay like this". Aboslutely frustrating.
Many years ago I experienced a VR tour of the solar system on Oculus. I never fully comprehended just how big the sun was until going on that tour. Something about being able to float around in space, and see the planets stacked next to the sun going off into the horizon and looking up and down and all around at the sun, just a really cool VR exclusive experience.

Fascinated to hear what they learn from this orbiter. We're currently in the deepest solar minimum of the space age, so I wonder if they'll discover anything related to the mechanisms that drive them.
The Game Control Adapter
Ransomware Attacks on MySQL and MongoDB
You are mistaken. You can have pretty much any diagnosis and there is no “definitional” reason you must be symptomatic.

Pneumonia is a diagnosis (well, class of), not a symptom nor a sign, which are distinct terms of art. You can have pneumonia that shows up on a chest X-ray (a sign) without any symptoms.

A better example might be high blood pressure, which many people understand can be silent/asymptomatic for years but is easily measurable.

Point still stands, symptoms are noticeable and reportable by the patient. If covid gives you pneumonia you may still be asymptomatic.
> Why must we charge annually to control domains?

Spam, squatting, maybe.
I'm not saying the entire city is up in flames, but I've seen pretty scary pictures every night I checked of the area these two were protesting in. If a crowd of people dressed in all black is tossing stuff at police officers, I'd call that a riot.

I'm just not tremendously sympathetic to people who contribute to such an atmosphere of lawlessness and then report that their arrest wasn't entirely by the book.
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What Is Understandability?
Fantastic. This is going to completely overhaul how anomaly detection engineering is done in Linux.
> it means "Explain me Like I'm 5 years old".

Note that it does not actually mean this. It usually means something more like "Explain like I'm 15 years old"

"Fun" fact: ASAP does not mean "As soon as possible" but instead refers to a wide range of urgency levels from "sometime in the next two weeks" to "as soon as you are humanly capable of doing while keeping your risk of major injury below 2% and cost below $300.
Surprised by the answers given here. If I hear 'enterprise', I'm thinking SAP, IBM, Oracle. SAS etc., not some dev environments or niche tools.
Security Research and iOS Pentesting
Just a place holder atm, but…
http://unfriendly.net is coming soon™
YMMV, but w3m is a very useful tool.

Also, given your comment history, it's disingenuous to say that you "hate to be rude".
I think brainstorming about combinations of variables that could plausibly lead to a black swan event is worthwhile, and an excellent application for the collective mental processing powers of HN. I would advocate for a new kind of discussion class for threads, to focus on discrete perspectives and goals, risk being one of the most important kinds. Smart casual conversation is excellent, but there are other types that are also excellent, but in a different way.
Looks like it’s pretty likely to be lost, which I think is pretty cool.
"Ninety per cent of Fortune 500 companies use Azure AD, the sign-in engine for Office 365." - https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/services/active-directory/...

But you can't know whether it works unless hobbyists tinker with it?? (Even though hobbyists do tinker with Windows)
You can say this all you want but Google's assets aren't really the ones slowing websites down. Websites download megabytes and megabytes of garbage.
Great idea. I would start by filing an issue here:

https://github.com/microsoft/ProcMon-for-Linux/issues

There would have to be some limitations when not running as root, but it would still be useful for looking at your own processes. I always like it when an app can be installed "per-user" as an alternative to a systemwide install.
Call me crazy, but as a hobbyist I tinkered with (pirated) Windows Server, Exchange, and Active Directory installs. I had OWA up and running from my home IP, it synced contacts and email with my phone via some exchange integration, years before gmail. It was actually a lot of fun around the Server 2003 era.

And while complex and byzantine, Windows Server was rock solid if you treat it right.
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Advanced tracing like BPF is amazing and the slow but steady adaption of these tools in one form of another will bring us closer to a sane and comfortable future of transparency and reduced complexity. Glad microsoft is also on the train with WSL.
IIRC Ediacaran life is flat and frondy because internal transport hadn't been evolved, so interaction with the environment (food + waste) had to occur by diffusion.
There will be no fully-functional version of Enigmail for Thunderbird 78
I haven't used rider but this seems so strange to me because resharper(made by the same people as rider) will cause my $2600 2019 desktop to grind to a screaming hault on small solutions.

And as long as I don't install resharper I've found visual studio to be pretty snappier even up to a million loc solutions.
> And to your point about referee: the cop isn't a referee.

Maybe, but then the point is that the referee is their friend. If I go and punch a police officer, I'm going to the jail. If the police officer comes and punches me out of nothing, good luck having a fair investigation and trial. The police department will cover their actions, avoid releasing the information they have. Maybe the officer face cannot be seen on the available footage because they have a full helmet and the police department refuses to say their name, so the judge cannot (or does not want) judge them guilty on the ground we cannot be sure who they are. I don't have all these protections, but they do. This means that have effectively become the referee as well.

I'm totally in favour of giving the police the exclusive usage of force when this is required, but they should as well stand the responsibility of its misuse. Nowadays they get the former but not the latter, and this is terribly unfair.
> Most would have used something on their iOS or Android devices first at least.

This almost equals to assuming that nobody is older than 25 or 30 especially because the no "single person" assumption. I started with UNIX's mail in a terminal, used a dozen of different clients on UNIX, Windows, Linux, Android, not all of them graphical.

I've been using Thunderbird probably since its very first day. My other client is K9 on Android. I think the address pills will be OK but I want to test their manipulation with keyboard and touchpad.
The argument Google uses to shove AMP down our throat would not exist anymore.

If the page is light, w3c-compliant, accessible and has good SEO and still Google says "turn this into less-light, less-simple AMP for our convenience and your page-ranking" then it would strengthen an anti-trust against them.
Right, but I think the point is that panic is the only real danger this hack could've caused. That's important in it's own right, but hacking twitter is not going to cause nuclear war. DoD has a ... tentative relationship with social media. They are not making strategic deployment decisions based off of tweets (thank God).
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There's www.humio.com
Exactly. "Canonical" content should be what the user wants to read, not what marketing hacks want to stuff the website with
Splunk! If only it didn't cost an arm and a leg. No other solution, open or closed comes close.

Second best: Office 365