skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> drive, intellectual curiosity and desire for a challenge

Reading a book on abstract algebra is going to give you more concepts of Type Theory than learning Haskell.

So you may say that learning Haskell is intellectually useful, yet there are more challenging purely theoretic concepts which are more useful than Haskell.

I would go as far as saying that learning Haskell is just a "<smarts> poor man's excuse for not challenging themselves enough in the areas that actually matter".
This is it in a nutshell.

Also applies to scenarios where a developer does not understand something not because they don't want to, but because the vendor has actively tried to obscure how it works and is asking you to take it as a given that it will always just work "by magic" for every use case, which invariably nothing ever does.
I suggest using uBlock Origin https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Per-site-switches#no-...
As a former ambassador, he probably knows that enemies ARE everywhere.
> 1. No one working in tech actually wants to solve a problem and move on. The problems are too fun to leave alone once there's an MVP. Enter stage left, all the framework churn. Adoption of graph databases that don't fit the problem. All because the developers are bored and not business aligned.

There's another problem arising out of this for those of us that DO like to solve problems and move on - we're seen as not 'proper' techies if we're not completely obsessed with technology, able to bore for hours, with a github full of projects etc etc...

I like using technology to solve problems. I really don't give a stuff about the intricate subtleties of a versus b technology unless it absolutely matters, because for the vast majority of situations the obvious, pragmatic choice will do the job just fine.
But they aren't really advocating argument from authority e.g.

> Be careful though: not everything from evangelists will apply to your specific problem. Don’t invoke the Single Responsibility Principle spell without any argument why it’s useful and valid. Opinion leaders should provide you these concrete arguments; if they don’t, their names alone shouldn’t influence your decisions.
and it had an amazing IDE for the times. My first useful programs were written in TP in the late 90-ties.
Pixels and Plastic Surgery (1983)
November oscar.
That's fascinating. If you were to write a longer form article on this project I'd love to read it.
What is exactly on the video? I don't understand.
Turning off canvas only breaks tracking. Very few sites require it to work. Firefox will ask you to enable it on a per-site bases by enabling privacy.resistFingerprinting.
This is a bad idea for the reasons that other commenters have already stated. If WayBackMachine falls, all links would fall. Actually the "Web" would stop being one, if all links are all within the same service.

For docs and other texts, I just link to the original site and add an (Archive) suffix, e.g. the "Sources" section in https://doc-kurento.readthedocs.io/en/latest/knowledge/nat.h...

That is a simple and effective solution, yes it is a bit more cumbersome, but it does not bother me.
Just because not everyone is using DHT does not mean that it doesnt solve the issue.
There is the other side, too. My mum died two years back and she collected many, many, many things. We haven't started going through the stuff yet. But we will someday. And I get horrified when I think about that day. It will be sad and it will take a lot of time.
I thought it meant putting the case to management that you need a bigger team
I remember most of interactions with scribd circa 209-2010 being annoyance that whatever I was looking for was on scribd, but these are only the vaguest of memories.

In the recent past I can't remember actually visiting.
If you could find a solution that was a few tens of billions times cheaper than any current solution, a private individual might be able to fund it. That might work. But right now, no government will pay even for a solution 1000x cheaper than current options.

This is why no one is considering Geo Engineering.

Remember, if you don't want to solve a problem, the cost of solving it is always too high, even if the cost is only 1USD...
> Reading a book on abstract algebra is going to give you more concepts of Type Theory than learning Haskell.

What aspects of a book in abstract algebra introduce you to concepts of type theory, would you say?
Well, this seems more like an advertisement to use Haystack.

It's not very convincing as it, as a sibling commenter said, contains no real content. How is a GitHub data based report different than just a new form of a KPI?

Apparently, you can "see" the team "progress" on a daily basis and you can react sooner. That's exactly what we need: more disconnected management relying on daily reports.

No, just no.
Each burp would feel guilty though lol ^^;
Yep, still grates to this day.
Suggestion: get and save a copy of your credit report from each of the major credit reporting agencies. They are required by to give you a free copy of your report if you request it, and you can ask for a copy annually [1].

Then when you get a question and you aren't sure if it is one of the "ringers" or one of the ones that comes from errors on your credit report, you can check the reports to help decide.

I've got a similar problem, due to the post office trying to be helpful. Briefly, a neighbor with the same last name as me got married, changed her last name, and her husband moved into her house. Years later they moved and submitted a change of address form. The PO noticed the name on the form did not match the name in their records for that address, but did match the name on my address, assumed I was the one moving, and so it was my address that got changed, not my neighbors. We got it straightened out, but now my credit reports show me being at that other address for a few weeks.

[1] https://www.usa.gov/credit-reports
There has to be a better solution that WFO. For example, step out for a 10 minute walk outside.
Please change the title. It is misleading. This particular link is for cases where "I can’t access my account and want to delete it, what can I do?".
Interactive deep faking of real people in video games seems insanely impressive at least to me.
What more could you expect?
I got a notice on Aug 15 (that I missed). My very old SlideShare account was listed as being in Australia.
I mean police probably want to avoid some things that stop well short of entrapment.
Here, I fixed your link: https://web.archive.org/web/20200908090515/https://hawaiigen...
The most basic ones: that objects have certain properties and those properties define how they can interact with other objects. How those properties get preserved under interactions and how one should think about it.
We are talking about the masses of Average Joes here.
If anyone from Scirbd is reading this, please fix your mobile website. You advertise yourself more than the content.

https://i.ibb.co/2n8HdBx/Screenshot-20200822-030755.jpg

There must be a competition between Imgur,Reddit and Scribd for the worst User Exp
After reading your comment I looked up some stats and almost couldn't believe how bad the crime situation is in Albuquerque. It seems like this entire program is meant to help select retailers and former PD employees, and is ineffective in reducing crime in any meaningful way.
ES Explorer, I'm looking at you
Brave browser has this built in, if you end up at a dead link the address bar offers to take you to wayback machine.

http://blog.archive.org/2020/02/25/brave-browser-and-the-way...
They exclude Snopes and I think Salon from archiving.
The most important thing about spaces vs tabs is to have consistency. If some people use tabs and some use spaces the code becomes unreadable. However, should you find yourself dropped into a codebase that uses tabs you might be wise to adopt that standard rather than argue about it. Tabs still lead to issues, but not as bad as mixed use.
Tech Workers Are Living the American Dream–In Canada
How much of a factor is the JVM for supporting this? In other words, I'm curious about how other lisps would fare?
Oh yeah, big time. The current craze at my work could be summed up by the phrase "How longs your pipeline".

It really irks me because we as 'tech' people don't think about time and money and that spending it in one direction stops you from another. It's very frustrating.
Or we can speculate the the societies where there is more freedom are taller.

It could also be sexual selection as this stature change is too fast and usually the environment difference takes several hundred generations to show difference.

The timeline is so small I'd argue it's actually free society enabling people to chase their sexual imperitive and this sexual selection is resulting in taller population, not nutrition.
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With the modern interior design of Apple stores I feel the designers are actually so out of touch with the rest of the society and so firmly in their own bubble that they're accidentally designing something that looks extremely tacky without realizing.

I believe they described it as being a "town square" so we have the trees and the benches but I'm going to propose they have accidentally designed something that looks more like a cheap mall food court without realizing it because they probably haven't even seen a mall food court since their childhood. Almost feels like it has the same logic behind how mall food courts were designed, make the unnatural feel natural, add trees, add a nod to the affordances of community with benches around the trees.

Honestly couldn't believe how tacky it looked when I walked past the main Apple store in London.
Think about stuntmen who risk their lives.
It’s just a form of tech-blog click bait. Make some incredibly contrived claim, that makes a bold-sounding headline, but barely ends up meaning anything after you’re done with the rambling explanation. Perhaps some will end up adoring your thought-leadership, but the rest will end up talking about in on HN.
Merkle trees are everywhere in Bitcoin (full node or otherwise).

The block header has the merkle root of all transactions that are a part of that block. The witness merkle root is stored in the coinbase transaction (if the miner is segwit enabled).

And proof of work is done for the block header, which includes all these merkle roots.
Actually right now we can’t stop climate change without some method of sequestering what we’ve put into the atmosphere and oceans.

Even if we stopped 100% of emissions today, we’ll still have continued warming from the baked in effects of co2 and from continued methane leaks from the earth as it warms. The earth would stabilize somewhere but it would be warmer than we want.

So we need something like this. You’re right that it’s mostly a human nature problem, but it’s still better that we develop tools so they’re useable when things get urgent enough that it becomes short term enough that we act.

Also is solutions get cheap enough that also allows action. Past solutions have been very costly: carbon is how we got the industrial revolution. There was no easy way to go back on that. Ni real options to maintain prosperity other than nuclear, which we had collectively ruled out. (Referring to past, not present. Solar is much cheaper now)
exactly the cancer of the internet
The City of Albuquerque's site was maintained by Netsential, who in turn used "Data Foundry" in central Texas as their colo / cloud provider.

It appears that the specific colo being used was also a major NSA bulk intel collection point. The site was codenamed WAXTITAN and it was part of the BOUNDLESS INFORMANT program (we know this because of the Snowden leaks).

I wrote a small script to take screenshots of every DHS Fusion a Center site that was part of #BlueLeaks [1]. Some of the sites are very strange looking.

Data Foundry and Netsential were also part of a series of bizarre allegations made by a former employee back in 2014 and posted to Cryptome.org in some detail. They were serious enough Data Foundry had to write a series of articles and posts denying then. I tried to merge what we know now with what was originally claimed back in 2014 here [2].

[1] - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qyqd8m7goj6uruh/AADM-6C7L7sy4XTad...

[2] - https://cryptome.org/2020/09/dhs-fusion-center.htm
Project Euler is so wildly overrated. Not everyone loves number theory, almost nothing in programming is number theory, and yet a large portion of those problems are number theory.

IMO, adventofcode.com/ is much more well-rounded.
Before I push that button have to say that I bought two 1080ti based on the site 3 years ago. Still remember the concern on memory.

Hope it will not ... 3090 got 24 and price is not as unreachable as Titan then.
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'Wild West' mentality lingers in modern populations of US mountain regions
Hmm...

Do not gaze at me because I am dark,
because the sun has looked upon me.
My mother's sons were angry with me;
they made me keeper of the vineyards,

suggests another layer to:

Там смуглянка-молдаванка
Собирала виноград.

there's a dark-skinned moldavian girl
harvesting the grapes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSc3fVBjYks

(The violinist's earrings don't contradict my white/red theory: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24382154 )
Ok, but that's still not 10 years.

There is a middle ground between the monoculture you describe and old growth. You can have an intact ecosystem with something every biologist would call "forest" even if you now and then strategically harvest some trees. We are almost 8bn people on this planet and we can't make do without lumber. All alternatives are much worse. Want to use plastic for everything? Steel? Concrete? We need to find a sustainable middle ground.
The political (US) indoctrination is incredibly effective in the Western world I feel. I'm from The Netherlands (living abroad now in the EU) and most people there believe that the 100% state sponsored news is mostly factual, with good intent and unbiased, because we are the good people. This news is consumed by the vast majority of Dutch. From what I've seen in other EU countries is that their news systems are comparable (owned by a handful of companies and/or completely reliant on state sponsoring).

Ask a person on the street about Assange and assuming they know who you're talking about their image of him will most likely be: scary criminal sociopath nerd rapist who leaked important military state secrets and doesn't wash himself. "Coincidentally" that's the opinion in the best interest of the US elite who's egos where hurt by Assange.

This is to say: the consent which the political US manufactures is extremely effective outside of the US as well. It seems to me the US has full control over media in any Western country for any issue that matters to the US.

At school we where/are actively taught that this sort of manipulation only happens in evil dictatorships and can never ever happen "here". The majority of people seem to believe this strongly.

I find all of this mind blowing and tragic.

When Assange gets sent to the US the feelings of the vast majority of people in the Western world will be "ah, good, that's another bad guy out of the way". And guess what: they'd think the same about Snowden if he ever gets suicided/dissapeared/extradited/used as political change.
One non-obvious step I encountered. After login with LinkedIn, it doesn't look like you logged in but you did. You have to hit the "Explore" button on the top bar and then you'll see your name menu on the upper right, and you can proceed to settings.
> Obviously if a company acquires another company they will acquire the email contacts and accounts as well. And LinkedIn has the right to connect accounts they own across their web properties.

Let's assume this is true, and see where it can take us. Let's imagine every online company in the US takes turns buying another such company, consolidating the user accounts, then splitting off/re-selling the other company. Eventually anybody that had an account with any company would have an account with every company, and this would be perfectly legal despite no users ever having been asked if their personal information could be shared?

I think this is the rub: "And LinkedIn has the right to connect accounts they own across their web properties" I cannot speak to US law, but that is not true of the GDPR - collection of personally identifiable information requires consent, and that consent must be given for a specific purpose. Use of that information outside of the initial purpose that was consented to requires the user to re-consent to the additional uses. So no, a company is not allowed to just transfer my PII to a different business unit that provides a different service without my consent (and optionally then sell off that business unit like they did in the linked post).
Cameras that digitally sign pictures have been around for a while. They have also been cracked already (back in 2010: https://www.elcomsoft.com/news/428.html )
I haven't seen any cameras that digitally sign videos as well. Sounds doable.

However the secret signing key will have to reside inside the camera in a way that a determined attacker cannot extract it. Sounds hard.
The way to delete Slideshare account is Account Settings -> Change Password. You see a small "Delete Account" button at the below.
There are 1.7 million wells in the US, I don't think that number is a problem.
Let's not forget this is a trial to shot the messenger of a war crime for which no one has been held accountable for.

Hillary Clinton and many others actually made the remark that what Assange is doing is putting American lives at risk. So in essence saying American lives are worth more than other humans.
Ha. Maybe. Or is it Google's lack of intercultural competence to not understand that I don't have 'crosswalks' and that traffic lights and (another I forgot above) fire 'hydrants' (not called that) look different here?

It's not like it shows images from around the world, it just shows American images to everyone around the world.
wow, you are very thorough and I would have gladly accepted the snark :) This was a case of efficiency on my part,i.e. 30second hacker-news comment vs 5-10 minutes searching (my wife might not call it efficiency). Thank you for the response!
Haven't seen a COL_ prefix in a long time, but I still run across 'TBL_' prefixes sometimes. I've seen it in practice for more than 20 years, and never saw any value. Then... I realized you might be pulling from a 'view' vs an actual table, and perhaps there's a bit of value in that knowledge? I did run across someone joining a view against a table that was joining another view that was comprised of joining against that original table, and the query then did a few of these, and people wondered why it got slow. If the names had been prefixed with view_ perhaps it might have been more obvious this might cause problems? I think not though - the original person who put it together was apparently a DBA by trade and insisted this was normal and good, and 'my' code (which... he'd also written?) was the culprit. "Worked fine when I was there". Well... there were 1200 rows at that time; hitting 60000 rows, we ran in to large perf problems.
Lol, so rather than sending the energy elsewere to stop CO2 being released (there are many ways to do this, currently Iceland does it through Aluminium production) we do something useless like putting CO2 into the ground.

If only we could do some sort of bio-tech and create some sort of plant that could convert solar energy in sequestered CO2. Plants are pretty useless as well I guess.

Random fact Iceland abundance of energy is from dams and nothing to do with geothermal, that's just for branding because it's cool and people can't think.
Likely projecting their own existential fear of loneliness. Fear is not a good place
Yes, me too.
Does this mean LinkedIn signed me up again?
I want to beleive it's a bug but I don't want to click any links in there.

Update: The username is also obviously auto-generated from my name and not something I would have ever used.
Ask HN: Real-World, complex demos/tutorials for frontend architecture?
I'm looking to get back into fronted development using react, but I have never built something large with it before. There's a ton of great content out there, but as soon as what you're building gets more complex than a TODO- or Tic Tac Toe App, you're stuck.

Do you know of a good introduction/tutorial/demo on how all the pieces fit together in a real-world application? I'm thinking about something like railstutorial.org, but for frontend/react.
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So that's what I've been doing wrong.
After a bit of practice it’s relatively easy to fold those tents back up, but explaining someone else to do it is a different story.

I know how to fold them on feel, but I’m clueless about what I’m actually doing.
> generate a report of broken links and allow me to update them manually just in case a site or two happen to be down when my build runs.

SEO tools like Ahrefs do this already. Although, the price might be a bit too steep if you only want that functionality. But there are probably cheaper alternatives as well.
Oh it's absolutely the case, from someone who:

* Never deleted an email from archive
* Don't recall ever registering on either ScribD or Slideshare
* Got the same email as the author, which is the first from either Slideshare or ScribD
* Could log in using my LinkedIn account and saw all my personal information from LinkedIn there
OTOH, in the circumstances where someone is looking for the body of a fairly-recently-deceased human in a forest they're probably motivated enough to search through quite a large number of false positives to find it. And if the search finds, or can be made to find, only largish mammal corpses then you'd tune out the many dead crows and squirrels and the like. Relatedly, I wonder if the technique might be more effective in the earthwormless parts of North America https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasive_earthworms_of_North_A... ?
Elcomsoft adds support for LUKS GPU-accelerated passphrase cracking
1. Mainly book summaries/notes/reviews. Planning to evolve it into full-scale compilatory essays.
2. About once a week or once new material is available i.e. I've finished a new book.
3. Github because I haven't gotten around to hosting it on a "real" domain yet.
4. https://skorbenko.github.io
PS. Any comments as per the improvement of content/styling/direction is welcome. You can comment here or shoot me an email through the form on the website.
I want this real-time generated on endless-tennis.tv
Why secrets like API keys in Git are such a problem
By that reasoning, shouldn’t you be be using WayBack Machine links when posting your own content to HN, instead of posting direct links?
I've switched employer and been through the "fun activities" recently. All remote though, because COVID. Two weeks of online lectures and "icebreaker" activities. It was a weird experience, and I think the actual, useful information could have been condensed in a single day, instead of two weeks.

The actual, useful onboarding, was mostly me asking my colleagues where to find the things I needed to find. I can program, I can learn what I need to learn, I just need some good pointers and for my teammates to be patient, supportive and understanding.