skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What exactly is the long page metaphor? He doesn't really explain what it is and I've never heard the term before.
I think the key is just for it to be visual. I've found that if key ideas aren't accompanied by a visual, they don't get read or understood.
With Apple Silicon being implemented on ARM architecture as well, we are seeing a major shift to ARM in general. I’d expect major OS makers to accelerate ports to ARM.... Linux should follow suit..... as hardware makers start tailoring platforms, we don’t want Linux locked out of the house.

Edit: My concern was that Apple or MS would have divergent hardware and other support with firmware variations in their “custom” implementations. Kinda like the hardware driver issues Linux has had for years, but now burned into firmware.
/etc/shadow was a thing on SCO Unixen as far back as 1991, to the best of my memory (and maybe sooner -- but not Xenix, which was System 7 based and discontinued after 1991).
As someone who had a go at both languages Rust has some hard topics, but the time needed to know enough Rust to be able to not shoot yourself in the foot while getting things done is lower than in C++. Of course this has to do with Rusts philosophy of not letting you shoot yourself into the foot, while in C++ you'd have to get much more experience to achieve the same robustness.
Microsoft Edge Overtakes Firefox
His comment holds true if you don't assume that every single 'rich' person did not 'earn' their wealth, and only gained due to corruption.

Not sure how 'ideology' is constructing any sort of counter argument to any of Sowell's arguments that I'm aware of.
I tried hypnotherapy with the nerva app, made by a monash researcher. Was posted here a while ago.

I’m only about a week in, big improvement in symptoms. I had tried low fodmap before, it helped but didn’t cure.

The idea seems to be that fodmaps aren’t causing an abnormal reaction, but the gut nerves are overactive.
If you’re fine with the look of your hair then you don’t need to change anything. I just believe that the health-looks trade off is a false tradeoff. People shouldn’t let their hair grease up in pursuit of a vague notion of better hair or scalp health. Like I said, the more hair you have or the thicker it is, the less necessary shampoo will be for appearance.
Ask HN: Good resources for learning electronic curcuits and PCB design
I feel lost. I watched videos & read tutorials but it's all pretty advanced stuff and I really need some curcuit basics. They just assume I know WHY to put a resistor here and a capacitor there.

I know some symbol basics but how do I know where to put what and why?

Do you know some tutorials/courses?

My goal is to create my own PCBs for multiple pet projects and being able to repair old ones.
Cultivating Subtropical Plants in Freezing Temperatures
Too relaxed might make you not care if you get the job, and not willing to put up with the typical hiring interview's little irritations - which was what happened to me last week .
There's been a lot of coverage around false-flag sorts of behavior in Portland, but the fact that this thing is being pumped through the lie pipelines that originate with places like RT (Russian state-controlled media) is kinda a dead giveaway.

We can get into a nuanced discussion of "is it really lying" since there's a video, but I have not been a party to any conversations in my lifetime that start with a nuanced discussion of "is something technically a lie" that end with a good feeling in my gut. So that's kinda a clue that despite the technicalities of language something uncool is happening.
The Vigilante Hunting Down Cheaters in Video Games
The bad thing about snopes is they don't have a spectrum, it's a binary 'fact or not fact' system. This means even a slight bit of bias can be the difference between fact or not.

But the more important question is why a random website is being used as the basis for truth. They don't even try to hide the bias in their language, it's just filled with words you would never see in an academic document.
I started reading and could not finish. This is a horrible story. It will hurt your mind for a long time to come. Please read with caution as the story is very graphic in the horrible things the girl suffered
Even access to good journalism is now related to income inequality. Very few who live paycheck-to-paycheck will pay for access to news when they can get some version of it for free.
He sabotaged his own TED talk. Guy is specialized in this and knows what he is doing.
I'm not sure where you went wrong; by default, Postgres is secure; the configuration listens on localhost and even if you change that, does not allow network access to the superuser. Distributions may ship with less secure configurations but I'm not aware of any that do.

I'm also pretty sure that the upstream documentation warns against using the superuser for application access, so if you just create a regular database user protected by a reasonable password it will be as secure as any database exposed to a network can be; of course, exposing databases to the internet is something to be avoided in the first place.

non-mobile EDIT:

The above ignores TLS, which is generally a good idea if you want to make something accessible over the network.

A guide for beginners might be useful, but if you work with these things, it may be useful to learn how to approach security in general so that you will be able to learn how to secure anything, or at least know when you don't know enough.

In general, installing services securely requires the administrator to understand how the service is accessed by legitimate users and whether in doing so is potentially exposed to external access. If you just google for how-tos you're quite likely to find lots of bad advice that skips security considerations and takes you from A to B the fastest route.

The effort required is entirely dependent on your requirements; in most cases, avoiding exposure to the internet, patching your software and using strong passwords is enough, as it stops nearly all low-effort automated attacks.

For starters with any network-exposed service, you should understand that not exposing it to the internet in the first place means that the rest of your security measures will be challenged less; so if you can, limit access to internal networks and specific hosts with firewalls and ACLs.

If you have to expose a service to the internet, then you need authentication and authorization; anyone will be able to connect to the service, but the service should challenge them to identify themselves using secure credentials.

Once the user has access to your service, you'll want to limit what they can do with it. This requires reading the manual.

Lastly, you'll generally want to keep your software up-to-date; unpatched software may have bugs that allow attackers to bypass some of the security measures you have set up.
Podcasting became a multi-billion dollar industry
> I wish people wouldn't talk about one or two people with a warped view as "the community".

At least in the quoted sections, they weren’t talking about the opinions of the rust community, but rather those of someone from the Rust community.
One of my biggest worries with this is that it will shut ADT off to all future integrations outside of the Google ecosystem.

I believe that if ADT wants to stay competitive, they would hugely benefit from a swath of integrations with different vendors doing different things to allow for a modular home security experience.

I'm not sure that partnering with Google really accomplishes that... at least not on its own.
One can argue that the conduct is detrimental to the victim's interests and that the conduct constitutes common law fraud [1] because (1) the saboteur tells the victim "I like you", (2) the saboteur knows this is false or reckless, (3) the saboteur intends for the victim to leave the victim's current relationship, and (4) the victim left his or her current relationship.

I am not your lawyer. This is not legal advice. If your partner is actively sabotaging your relationship, it may not be a good idea to stay with that person.

[1] in Texas: In order to prove fraud, a plaintiff must show that (1) the defendant made a material representation that was false, (2) the defendant knew the representation was false or made it recklessly as a positive assertion without any knowledge of its truth, (3) the defendant intended to induce the plaintiff to act upon the representation, and (4) the plaintiff actually and justifiably relied on the representation, which caused the injury. Ernst & Young, L.L.P. v. Pac. Mut. Life Ins. Co., 51 S.W.3d 573, 577 (Tex. 2001).
Washington had no problem sending slave catchers after blacks who dared for their freedom.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hercules_Posey

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oney_Judge

And he had no biological heirs which I can only imagine made it a breeze to not keep people in bondage.
DRM on music is deader than Elvis. I can buy music from Amazon, Apple, or on CD, vinyl or magtap from a record store. None of them employ DRM.
Something like that?
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/concurre...

What I would like to see in C++ would be green threads and use of io uring and restartable sequences like in project loom.
I actually like to use Gwynne Shotwell as a great example between Tesla and SpaceX.

There's no doubt that Elon is gifted from the engineering and vision side. But Gwynne is the one that actually (paraphrasing her words) turns his seemingly crazy vision into an actual project with milestones and how to get there. I think they complement each other really well.

You can see how much of a mess Tesla is, without having someone like that to complement Elon's skills. SpaceX (also because of the domain) seems like it is run by a grownup.

Tesla on the other hand seems like it's run by a bunch of people who excel at the tough engineering challenges (contrast the cars themselves with the service experience), but have less interest in the easier stuff (running a well stocked service center). Look at the way they confusingly change pricing so often.

Tesla needs an Elon Musk but they badly need a Gwynne Shotwell.
Have you ever heard about Raspberry Pi?...

Linux has been there entire time
You can't trust the BBC whatsoever since they started trying to compete with commercial media a few years ago. "BREAKING: Iran is evil! UP NEXT: beach babes who like to grow moustaches" Total shitshow
Unless they had stuck to light pens, or trackballs, or maybe a joystick? I think it's not quite as obvious as it seems.
Life and Death in Our Hot Future Will Be Shaped by Today’s Income Inequality
The one place where I align with the Piketty-neo-Marxist crowd is that economic ignorance leads to some terrible, terrible public policy. I daresay Sowell believes the same. But it ends there.
Yeah, we didn't reach our sales goal yet, but this doesn't mean we are going to stop here. Also, consider that we are beginners as makers and we don't have an audience to support us.

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step".

Thank you so much
Oh that's nice.
> If someone wants into your house, they will get into your house.

Is ADT saying it prevents people from being able to break in?

Home security is about alerting police, in case someone does break in, so they don't have time to get many valuables.

Newer systems include video, to help convict them.

It's not about "you can't get it", it's about "you're more likely to get caught, so don't even try it."
Okay, but if I were an American civilian TikTok user, why should I care?

If you're saying we shouldn't support China financially, I agree, but TikTok doesn't even scratch the surface on the ways in which Americans give money to Chinese companies. Banning TikTok might be the start of a larger set of sanctions against China, but that would have massive economic implications for the US, which aren't likely to be popular. I doubt this will happen. So banning TikTok as an economic sanction is a pretty meaningless gesture.

If you're saying we should be worried about TikTok collecting data on us: again, I agree, but I think we should be more concerned about American companies and government agencies collecting information on us. Every time I know of an American civilian has been arrested, shot by law enforcement, canceled, etc., it has been due to actions of Americans. Has even a single action been taken by the CCP against an American civilian?

Privacy is a fundamental human right, and it's unacceptable for the CCP, the US government, or US companies to violate that right. But if we're trying to protect ourselves, it makes sense to protect against the entities that are actually attacking us, and for US civilians, that's not the CCP. I don't see a strong argument for banning TikTok here that doesn't also apply to Facebook, Instagram, Google, or any of the various other corporations that collect data on you and then sell it to whoever will pay for it.

EDIT: I'm sure the person who downvoted this post in the time it took for the page to refresh after posting it read the whole thing. /s
They're not just Wirecard-powered, they are Wirecard.
Is the CEO of Atlassian required to join a specific political party in order to remain CEO? Because that’s how it works in China. The 2 are not comparable.
Are you with Mastodon or Pieroma?
An API Worm in the Making: Thousands of Secrets Found in Open S3 Buckets
mine exists solely for my pets in case of fire or other emergency, everything else is covered by insurance.

ADT used to have a clause in their contracts you could only cancel during a narrow window near renewal, is that still an issue? They are pretty costly per month compared to some other providers, this even if you own your equipment
People in Portland were being arrested without being Mirandized.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/evangerstmann/2020/07/18/federa...
This is why it bothers me that half the comments on any article from the NY Times, the WSJ, The Economist, etc, here on Hacker News are "I won't read it! It's paywalled!"

(It's laughable, too, because HN people think they're smarter than those fools on reddit. Ha!)
Current affairs eventually become history, my point being that the truth isnt always the truth, its only the narrative of the winning, or more dominant party at the time.
LNG producers write off $20bn
It is immeasurable, undefinable, unchangeable. As a propagandist you must take care to use things that can not be countered. Systemic racism is one of those.

What is the systemic racism measure for Canada vs US? That is his point, you can use that stick to beat anyone and anything you want without having to supply a shred of evidence. Just keep repeating it and call everyone who disagrees racist or Uncle Tom.
fixed now, thank you! our goal is to make 200 sales at this price.
Not sure how available this is elsewhere but I get press reader access for free through the state library in my browser. It has a lot of papers and magazines (though the interface isn't the best)
Show HN: Go library and CLI tool for discovering hosts and executing commamds
Yea I don’t think it’s even comparable, and with c++ it’s still a nightmare to import anything not to mention having to deal with the horribly awkward syntax they have accumulated over the years
Do those credit cards auto refill yearly?
Right, but I had no idea HN people were huge fans of the guy too.
On one hand, I agree because it seems there's a host of very deceptive things going on.

But I see some positive things as well, from the article: "assistance with romantic reconciliation", "preventing revenge porn", "help a wronged spouse collect consolation money" and "obtain evidence of adultery".
Largest analysis mistake here is looking at past events CDOs as mentioned and believing the exact same thing will happen again. The outcome won’t be the same, because if it were to be then the fact that we know the outcome would be the same changes everyone’s investment decisions.

Sitting on cash is almost universally a bad idea in my opinion (more than a few months of emergency or if you are saving for something). It means you think you can predict the market. You can’t.
Before anyone can reasonably answer this (and maybe dba.stackexchange.com would be a better place to ask) can you 100% confirm that the issue can't come from your ssh setup?

> I remember disabling password based login, and just authenticating over SSH, and my server still got compromised after a day or two.

This sentence in particular is hard to parse. Did you turn off password login in pg_hba.conf or in your sshd_config ?

PS: VPS box literally start being scanned/tested over standard ssh port minutes after being spin-up. It seem less frequent however to be attacked for specific postgreSQL vulnerabilities (but that might well be a new trend).
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Yeah, great question. Right now we support either username + password, or magic login links via email.

We've got login via SSO on the roadmap, both for social signon like Google Auth, and some of the more "enterprisey" options too!
again, if you look at the whole system in aggregate, the existing practice is for GooFaceTwitBaba to farm out their moderation works to subcontractors, while also bending backwards to prevalent political headwinds to preserve their shareholder value. If users feel that the moderation is inconsistent with their content desires, they are free to leave the megaplatforms and become approximately completely irrelevant, thus achieving the exact same effect as being deplatformed.
Could you clarify "the point of Thomas Sowell"? It seems as though you are ascribing a "point" to an individual, what do you mean by that?

It seems like a non-sequitur to bring racism in on this thread - how does Sowell appeal to "white conservatives" more than conservatives of other backgrounds?
False. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check-ratings/
I love that picture's description:

> Margaret Thatcher (left) and a pineapple
Not any measure that makes sense to me, and I've lived through a few decades now. I don't even think America represented such a menagerie of viewpoints in the late '60s.
Yes, same concept.

C++20 added coroutines already.
You can use Blue Iris as an NVR plus any ONVIF compliant camera. This is what I do, with the cameras on their own VLAN so they can’t phone home.

It’s entirely possible to do what you want.
I don't think there's anything like this in the United States. In Europe, I have no idea. There's private investigators, but nothing of the sort of forming a months-long flirtation/affair in preparation of divorce.

But there article is very fair...there are LOTS of strange and novel Japanese phenomenon that fascinates people in other countries. Even in this article, they describe hiring actors to appear as family members at events. That certainly doesn't exist in the United States.
This is not a "sell or close" it's a "cut ties with a foreign government or stop operating here". TikTok can continue operating, just not in the US.
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System UIcons – icons designed for products, no attribution
In the video the guy was not Mirandized or told that he was under arrest.
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The Beast (Game)
Amazon did the same thing in Germany. A customer misused their return policy and got locked out of their Amazon account. Amazon refused to let the customer access their bought videos. Although a court ruled that illegal, I now only do one thing with each account.
I love it, the first example of fake news from Breitbart is true. There's video of it happening.
how so ?
MS Office, or at least Word and PowerPoint have lacked innovation to the user experience on a fundamental level. Years ago they overhauled the UI because people weren't using many of the features on offer. What they failed to do is make those features easy to use. Prime example is numbered lists in Word which is still unnecessarily complicated to use. This isn't a compatibility issue, purely UX. Numbered lists are also buggy, like they were 15 years ago, and are still the best way to corrupt your document.
Banks job is to get money out there door and get it back with interest as agreed in loan documents. When I say short sighted, I intended to convey a lack of imagination for the future. Banks are asking, “how does this debt get serviced day1? Day30? Day365? What could interrupt those payments into the future? They do not buy into “but imagine what this will look like in 5 years!” that isn’t their job, that’s the investor’s job.

As for the wealthy gate keeper fulfilling a role in society: Well, generally yes I support that with the caveat that HNWI s are required for an $80mm risky investment, but not for a neighborhood coffee shop investment or for a business owner moving their business into Ensley, creating jobs in Ensley. But there must be people with money making decisions against the risk, and that’s important. Here’s why: why invest in Ensley vs the same investment in the middle of nowhere, Alabama? Why shouldn’t the US Government (the ultimate wealthy gatekeeper) invest in a bespoke vision for a large luxury mixed use community in the middle of miles of farmland? Because the investment doesn’t work, a total waste of money! The Ensley investment, as proposed, is an investment that doesn’t work. Capital is limited, capital flows to the highest risk adjusted returns, blah blah blah, and there are similarly dilapidated parts of Birmingham AL that have received massive investment because those investments DO work. Investors are investing in those parts of town instead. It’s a sliding scale balancing opportunities, risk, time and effort, and investing in an unproven area is risky proposition and someone needs to step forward to personally take on the unmarketable risk. For someone who knows what they are doing, there is tremendous opportunity for value. That’s what my company does.

There may be a path forward for Ensley, and I suggest starting with direct job creation, not finishing out a dilapidated building and hoping someone shows up to pay rent. If this person from the article wants to invest in Ensley, starting very small could be a ticket, building a case for investing in Ensley, and then convincing others to come along side, but there must be a leader taking a load of the initial risk, as well as ongoing risks, and those risks are great.

I should also mention, real estate development in general is incredibly complicated, risky, and difficult, even when the odds are in your favor starting out. Just getting the building open to public (Fire and life safety regs) is a major challenge, let alone ever making a return on investment. We typically receive plenty of rejections for loan proposals for development deals, or offers with onerous terms that are intended as a “nice way of saying no”.
No offense the product looks cool but this is basically just WIX for for hackers. Basically its a market share shaver from another successful product. Rather than a builder assistance tool. Either way I'm glad you have success with it. (I might use it one day)

I'm not saying you can never make money but as someone else put it, there are a lot more corpses than success stories in this field.
Look at the sum of the contributions. Even if he engaged in extramarital affairs the overall benefit to society must be acknowledged.
I worry about the next disaffected Level 6 white supremacist doing a data dump out of Mountain View to dox all of “those people” he deems unworthy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:ARM_Linux_distributio...
There are several billions of of devices running ARM and Linux - most Android phones.
> my data gets scooped up and resold

Just to let you know, data is not resold by Google. It's used for interest-based advertising.